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WEDDINGS.
woolery-L.nwden.

Mr. William &. woeinry. the deputy
sheriff. of this city. and Miss
Hattie J.. I.sngdon. Of frcmonts
were married at the home OF the hrfde'a
uncle. the Shorey house. I'm Fremcnts
Christmas eve. Monday. Decemher "A.
1884. In the presence OF q large gathering
Of relatives and intimate friends. This
pariors hal been asais,icaily siecorased
with ehrysantherauns. ferns. palms. etc.s
and presented a very pretty appearance
Promptly at s:sa o'clock Rev. John r.
Damon pronounced the words that MAIDS
the two one. after which congratulations
followed and an elegant lunch OF cakos
fruit. ice cream. etc. WAS served. Among
these who Witnessed the ceremony wercs
MIR. and Mrs. =. Langdon. Landlord ana
Mrs. W. A. Sforey. Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
uopiery. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. rowncys
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Wcoiery. Mrs. C. H
Fray, Mrs. w. II. Ffnek. Miss I.lxxle
Langdon. Miss Helen shorey. Mr.. Herd
Wells. Mr.. Arthur Iangsion. Mr.. Il. l..
Downey. Master Herbert Finok. Mr.. and
Mrs. wooIery viii be at home a. 50o
Eighth street. Seattle. Mrs. woolery Is =
cousin OF Mrs. W. A. sshorey and has =
wide circle OF friends throughout thu
city. Mr. wooiery IL q deputy under hin
brother Sheriff J. II, wooaery. A vida
circle OF friends wish the couple mick
happiness througa their future life.
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KeIser-BevIe.

Mr. Jesse II. Kelsey and Miss AdeiaIds
+. Boyle. both OF this city, were narrie1
In the presence OF many friends At this
home of ar. ami Mrs. Frank Il. Keiseys
II Dexter street, Monday evening. ISe-
cen,ber n. 1sai. REV. John r. Damon ofl5-
chatting. A wedding supper followed cons
CALCULATIONS. Among these present were.
Mr.. and Airs. Frank -. KELSEY, tsr. and
Mrs Terry King. Mr.. and Mrs. a. IL
Manning. Capt. and Mfg H. II. Morrison.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Trotter. Mr. and Mrs
T. e. Townsend. SIR and Mrs. Charles
Coffin. Port Angrics; Mr. and Mrs. Isfa-
yette Adams. Miss Donna jacobs, Miss
EssteiIa Jacobs. silss Bessie Manning.
Miss May Snyder. Sir. a. c. Clarke. New
whatsosa and Mr. Bur1etfe Fry.
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rx.,,,r Star santa clan. club.

Mr.. Cabot wIckware. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs ". r Wtckware, received as IA
Christmas gift from his aGnt in Washing
ten. u G. a life membership IN the
Evening Star Santa Claus club.
and 10 show for this he re-
ceiysd a silver star, with these
words on II: THE Evening Star Santa
Claus club III is to be fastened On the
coat with dainty blue ribbon. The So
eIesy Is quite the fad in the Eastern
cities. and il for the sons and daughters
OF the weaithier families. The aim Of
this society IS a charitable one. aa3 they
make 1t their husi1esS on Christmas 10
see that all the poor children In their city
are remembered by Santa Claus.
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The rmpeernsou. Cru !. Banquet

The second annual Banquet OF the I'm
pecunious Club was celebrated SATURDAY
evening, December -. by the seven sur
vi1ing members OF that sprightiy organi-
cation. and four recruits. who were ini-
tiated in its pleasant Authorizations. The
impecunious Club Is composed of young
gentlemen who have been associates ana
residents OF Beiltown for the past four or
five years The most substantial of the
menu Was turkey and brant. The table
was beautifully decorated. a large cake
with an anchor made Of frostings, around
which was inscribed, Tho Anchor
Weighed, making a most appropriate
center plate. After the pleasantly of the
feast, many toasts were responded to,
the most touching one being TO the men,
DRY of '''rhe Absent Ones \ mandolin
and guitar served to make time pass
pleasantly. aad as a grand finale all
Joined In a stag dance. Those present
We're: Mr. y. g. MeBzin, Mr.. Teddy
HicklIng. Mr.. Harry Denny, Mr.. III. J.
Justice, Mr.. Henry Peters. Mr.. c. r.
Ward. Mr.. A. NJ. Ward. Mr.. Albert Dali
ton, Dir. ]. E. Moss. Mr.. John Sprague.
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SIR. eo...,.,n,. Fad Party.

One OF the most enjoyable events OF
the week was a fad party given last
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. NJ. Go,tstein. si4 Columbia street.
I'm honor OF her sister. ,diss Henrietta
.volf, OF Portland. Mr. Sam Brown and
Mr.. Ike Gottstein received the guests.
and Mrs. Gettstein WAS assisted by Mrs.
* Go:tstein al Mrs. T. Brown The
house was beautifully decorated. the par
Tor being in red, the sitting room IN yell
low, and the dining roons n pink. the
rest of the house being decorated with
palms and ferns. A string orchestra
furnished the music, and dancing ard
guessing Of fa5s were the order OF the
evening. st midnight sunptuonS re-
past Was served.
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The ladies OF the First Presbyterian
church have arranged for an entertain
fs1ent and social 20 be gI'sen in the par
icrs on New Years night. Tuesday. jan
uary / The following programme viii
be presented. succeeded by refreshments.
Plano. gayotte from sixth violin So
nasz. by Bach, Mrs. F. L. Nan Wagensn.
Recitation, selected. Miss Elizabeth J.
Cartwright.
Bass solo. .'ont on the Deep" Loehr.
Mr.. William S. Pend.
Soprano solo. Miss Eleanor Compton.
Recitation. selected, Miss Elizabeth J.
Cartwright.
Tenor solo, .'Perplexity." by Abt. Mr..
E. L. McAiiister.
Tabieau. an Esruscan vase. Mrs. Cal
win Fl. Hagan. directress.
Piano. selected. Mrs. +. ID. Van wag-
enen.
Tabieau, ."The Farewell to the Year"
Mrs. Calvin II Hagan, directress,
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Mrs, l.. r. Bruins gave a se!sshtfaI tn
formal rseepsioa a. her residence. on
Park avenue aad BAKER sgreess, l2Ss
Thursday eveaEag. December -. in honor
az Mr.. aud sfEs. Robert a Palmer. q
New Tork. who are visiting the ist;sr's
brother. sae Hoz. Henry 4. psxtcT. reo-
tor 81 ~. Clements Episcopal church.
.rae house was Beautifully decorated srsts.
sprays CT sxy AMI cssoiee cut sfewsrs.
MUSE sw4s Tae feature 81 the evenings
enjoyment. ssal szase who rendered TIE
guests ts,e highest Intellectual pfsaznre
were The following Miss Jessie Haeks'
ysato sStSa we~e delightfully."- given
..Nsli ss1srsssser NlgAts Dream" an lnstrss-
,zt.nsas ssnes by the hostess. assisted ~
Mrs Dese-. AS greatly enjoyed. The
xsalsa Ssse. Ave Maria" BY NJ. Eo1e~s
n Palmer ssei4 tae close aftsntsaa Of Az
~ TIE hswsssS exscafsSs AL n7lz.sea ~
te-.rs..s-la- AT. Palmer MAS are1us-
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Grssa,n.r..xf.w.

Monday evening. December ~ 1921. Tho
Rev. W. a. shankIin. OF the First M1thS
odist Episcopal church. unitef In mar
rage at the horne of the BRIDES mother,
Mrs. Mary Flaw. e. South Ninth street.
Mr.. Charles Il. Grssamore and MIss Cor1
g. Efaw. Mr. James II. Murphy was
groomsnan and Miss Lola Efaw. ths
brides sister. brldesmaid. Only the reia-
tives ard Immediate friends witnessed
the nnptiais. After the ceremony the
guests enjoyed the bountifrf repast pre-
pared for the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs.
Grlsamore are at home 10 their friends
at &c S0Ttfs Ninth street.
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One Of the nsost pleasant and saecessfni
social Affairs OF the week wss the at
home given by the Century Cub at the
Hosyoke bailding "a Friday afternoon.
from - ) a constant stgeapa os come
20 women was seen cunning ana s:oiEg al
the club roam, marking the day a gs.a
enc IL the history Of the ciub4 Lighs re-
freshments wers served during the after
noon. and soesahillty was the o.slsr OF
the day. Charming music was 6iSsoaTsed.
the vocal numbers being givet hy Airs.
T. r. Miller and Mrs. q. A. e. Roches-
ter: the instrumental part by Miss
Woodcock and Miss Hall This IS ono OF
the most conservative OF the many liz
erary and progressive wcmen's osgaa.za-
;iSns OF the city. the club bearing az en-
viable part Ia the general federation OF
womcn's club OF the country.
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- wakefield. kitsisas r. yarsr,a r.
'.son e 20, AacDougal, & soushxsek
~ hughes. Cooper & Levy. Rteht,eld
4a.eFI 70, Se1halI. coals-y. Nexu.an,
,.s. me. L. Mayer. Seller & Co. C:olaen
nuse bszaar. c. l. Webb. T.. A. Ma
s1'aAS. schwabaeher gras-. Frve-gr,,h,
sasat Market. Washington Meat Market
90 shes Store. Haley Gro~ery
company. simizcn Shoe store E.,i.
Ton fruit stand. SEATTLE Book "a
1owsey Basement Store. Errerss.
bnoe Store. Northwest Shoe store r1.uy-
man & Hanford. Louch, Augustine a
20. Fulton Aeag Market, Pacific Mea.
Market. Seattle Grocery. Leman s. Nav
er, Anthony Meagher.
The following is a corrected ;Ist 81 .ha
oIsseers OF the Friendly Visitors: press-
uent. Mrs. George H. Hebron. serre-
.afy. Evelyn Ayerst: vice presidents.
M1s- W. H. Green. Mrs. G. e. NJ Pratt.
airs A. u. Allan. Mrs e. l.. webh,
Mrs u. A. Spencer. Mrs. C. II. Rollins.
Mrs- n T. Thomas. Mrs ]. Z. Nichols.
ne following is list OF tie members oy
tlae Friendly Visitors. AIRS. T. r. Flem-
ing, Ars. ". s. Bush, sIrF. J. r. RouaId
Mrs Z. s. Wood. Mrs Robert Morfora
Mrs J. Y. Ostrander. Mrs. r. F. PARK
hurst, Mrs. John Elder, Mrs. ". Nor
pf1y. Mrs. 81. H. Preston. Mrs. Rober,
Nestsrman. Mrs Joseph Shipper. Mrs.
W. r Brown. Mrs. Fl. c. colve-. Mrs.
W. r. Richardson. Mrs s. schoenfeId.
Mrs. Henry Fuhrman, Mrs. Howard JOS
lin, Mrs. E. +. Whittier. Mrs. George ".
virtue Mrs. c. L. Peterson. Mrs. Irving
Ballard. Mrs. J. II. Alien, Mrs. Z. f..
Blaine. Mrs. Jeroms Catiin. Mrs. s. Coo
per- AIRS. p. II. Carey. Mrs. Driscosl. Mrs.
{. q. Heifner. Mrs. NJ. H. Kellogg, Mrs.
A. Levy, Mrs. r. Fl. Lindsay, Mrs. n.
Lewis. MIRA. c. II. Neff. Mrs. Rev. Wallace
Nntting. Mrs. H. S. Parkhurst, Mrs. K.
w. Run, Nrs. Winfield Smith, Mrs. ]. n.
Simlson. Mrs. G. Van Wycx. Mrs. w. ".
Kinehart, Mrs. s. T.. Crawford, Mrs. W.
ID. O'Tooie, Mrs. j. Fl. Calvert, Mrs. Fla
ssus Cole. Mrs. f. G. Hughes, Mrs Rev.
d. G. Garrett, Mrs. Rev. Alexander ALI
son. Mrs. +. l.. Blaine. Mrs. Rees r.
Daniels, Mrs. e. F. Fishi1ack. Mrs j. r.
sklnnear. Mrs. o. W. Lynch. Mrs. Franc
Lee. Mrs. r II. Morse. Mrs Charles ID.
Stsmson. Mrs Stevenson, Mss Lizzie Gil
mer, Miss Alice Howell. Miss Eliza Shu-
man. Miss Ayerst. Miss Leyerny, Miss
Bella Z Fiskin.
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rsnsea by Mrs. Buyer On ire piano. The
vocal Diet hy Mrs gzrstens and Mrs.
Bruins Was given with pleasing effect.
the Angels Ssrenade." . solo by Mrs.
Bruins. with violin obigaso BY Mr.. i-al-
mer. realized the beautiful harmonies Of
It's subject Rscatatsons we're given with
lrsuch ecIat by Miss Risen. and a vocal
solo by Mrs Harrington ccaciulei the
musical programme, after whs-h refresh
meats were served. The guests were.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Palmer. Rev.
Henry A. Dexter. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Preston, Mrs. L. Boyer. Miss Marshall.
Mrs and Mss Risen, Mrs. Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ia ID. Bruins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carsiens. Mss Malsey, siiss Ada Malthy.
Mr.. Allen MaIthy. Miss Hicks, Prof. Ger
ard. Mr.. +. Foster.
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Prof Grant II. Coitoa ard Miss Kate
Mccauley were united in marriage Thurs
day evening. December "a. 1851. 1T tho
home of Sir. and Mrs. IL. Craven. III
Lombard street, the Isev. W. A. Shank
lin. Of tho First Methodist Episcopal
church, officiating. The bride was dressed
in an elegant green travelling gown. tho
groom I'm conventional black. The par-
Tors were beautifully decorated for ths
occasion In Ivy. ferns and cut flowers.
Only few immediate friends of tfss con.
srstcting parties were present: Mr.. and
Mrs IL Craven. Rcy. W. A. Shankitns
Miss l.. J. Thompson Miss Lizzie Amshte
Miss Alice Tiitchings. Mrs 1. keensye
Misses Elsie ard Inez Craven and Miss
Eslse keenay MIR. ard Mrs. Cotton have
both been for years efficient tsachsrs n
the Seattle schools. and have q host %
friends who extend congratulations. TksI
are now at homo at TO- Eleventh streets
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Tn. Cahp ehr.,m,.. pinner.

Nr, AMI Mrs. s. Calm entertained a few
OF their friends at a Christmas aInHer
last Tuesday after noon al tAe!r residence.
Sc Yesaer avenue. The s1y51sis we're taste
fully decorated. Those present we're Sr.
and Mira y Steinseid. M. as1 Mrs. j.
]. wIss3. yr. and Mrs. Crawford, Miss
Bertha sselaread. Mss Ruth Ws.s0n. Mss
Alice Crawford. Mr.. Max SteInfsis. Mas
ters Charley and FFaAk stsiafeA4- Nj
ard Mrs. Calm received number OK
beautiful presents. After aiunsr the esfis-
p4ny SAL l5c@n 10 a game 81 whist
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c.r,.,ma. a. ymoa.h sabbath soaoo'.

As ANTICIPATED. the Christmas festival
OF the Sabbath school Of Piygsouth church
last Friday evening proved most unique
and attractive to an audience that allied
every seat sand occupied all available
standing room. No better evidence of the
ronuiarity OF the committee having the
matter in charge cculi 10 given than by
she presence OF 50 large an audience.
The occasion brought into notice the absi-
aty oe the orchestra connected with the
school which under the baton ~ MIR.
otto kross performed several selections
very crxsiaabIy The music az the even
ing was also augmented By the solo
whistler. Miss Emma Banks, and 10y the
eantralto soiols,, Miss Ruby Bray. One
of me features OF the evening was a
clever arrangement. representing the
American holidays. in which q large ntiai-
ha- AZ the little people OF the sesaco. ap-
reared. showing remarkable good driliing
aud intelligence. commencing VITA
christmas time. which WIS brought 70
mind by three ehiiirsu with golden hair
a,snearing in traditional choir hay gowns.
and singing a Christmas earaa, each nai.-
day was psrs0nated by n esE'aS n sppre-
n~1a., costume. with either recitation or
ssallg,. Old Father Tst1e. VITA Els ssS1kf
aua carrying the typical sheaf Of What
hnhs.,ea along oa hts last Journey fas
lSs4 Nav Year's.as a fairy. wfssosIse aaa
llwh, OF heart and feet Valentines day.
as carl8, win wings, carrying ecw and
arrow .a.si love letters. Washington
birthday. BY youthful, George Washing
ten. shag tha father 81 Els country rnlgat
wsgi be proud ~: Man dax by six tear
Hts1e rtsls. Who sang wlsh All unconscious
ness that would make a pssEsa donna $
fortune: foalcwe4 by Decoration siaS,
Fourth OF Jaly. Thanksgiving and asasE
bringing Christmas tn THE form eF Santa
razus. u HON all THE holidays recagaases4
as shesr ehscf. ard sarroaa5ea and fea-
sewe<l - the music 81 = charming GAsssi-
mas Seag. wtth accompaniment - sSllss
-rhs esosla< nuIacs~ VAS q ssz.xSl-sss .esss
tka very latest serEassaass ess;StiesA
.sS.as-sstn.as tlrae - Seattle Ia tssek" I'sSsa
a ssaazawlag curtain very seed rsEgs-
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Chri..maa nj Laiena.

The Sunday school OF the Latona Chris
tian church gave It's Christmas entertain
nicnt last Monday evening. at which the
following programme. under the direction
OF Mr.. Parks was ably rendered. Prayer,
Mr. Parks; recitation. Mrs Haggesd. of
Seattle cornet solo, Mr.. Parks: recita-
ton, Mss Violet Cowen: Christmas an
them, "Hask, What Near Those Holy
VoicesgH; recitation. Miss BERTHE Burnett;
duet. Miss Mamie Elrod and Miss Bertha
Johnson: recitation Miss Mabel Cope
stick; song, with guitar accompaniment,
Mr.. Gable. OF Seattle: recitation. Miss
Ada Bell; Christmas carol, AIR and Mrs.
\. G. Walter. MIR. Gable and Mr.. Parks.
recitation. Percy cowen: duet. Misses
Minnie aud Lizzie Douglass; recitation,
Willie casiieton: tabieaux.
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AR George r. spangenberg. OF .this
city. and Miss Lille l.. Mitchell were s.ar-
ried al the BRIDES home. IN New What
com. Christmas day. TUESDAY. pecesaoar
3. igas, by ,hs Rev. SIR. AeArthur. The
bride was attired tn white siIiE. and car
rse4 = bouquet Of bridal roses. Only the
members OF the family ara a few insi-
mate frfeaas Witnessed the ceremony.
After wedding dinner Mr.. an6 Mira
spangenherg took the boat for Seattle.
where they wens 70 their Few horne ~
Tfs Third street
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Christmas Csntata.

The Sunday schoci CT the First Meiho-
3lst Episcopal church hast Ntoutay even
ing rsn.gereI beautifully the juvenile can
tasa Santa Claus vision The plot CT
the eart&,A Is unisue. consisting OF sair-
prise Su- Santa ciass Ey e. class os Sslr-
day srasoea children The prologue was
sseH given by Miss Eskel BarreIi. setting
sassh fae Tsan ef The riAy. Thea the
action began. Solos All ef7oy7sssz fol-
l2Wel e1cs ether III aslsEk succession
All acquitted themselves well: but es~
rcciA,ay enseyabie MAS aAe s.nSing us
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Mia. lyons. H,r,hd.y rarsy.

The friends OF Miss Hand Lyons gave
her u birthday surprise party at the fam
iy residence, I5e Lombard street. last
Saturday evening. which proved ar en-
joyable affair. Games. cards, music and
refreshments filled In q pleasant eyeaing.
The guests were: Miss Nelly Barry. Mlss
Mary Boil, Miss Pauline Spensail. Miss
Julia Spensaii. Miss Lacy Edscn. Miss
Annie Lyons Miss Pauline Lyons. Miss
Lizzie Burk. Miss Maud Lyons, MISC Ma
mic ouigly. Miss Josephine Lyons. Mr..
John Terney, air. ]. ORourke. Mr.. J.
Higgins, Mr.. W. Higgins, AR. ID. Barry.
Mr. J. McGinerty, Mr.. J. Glllls. Mr.. w.
Stolte. Mr.. T. ouigly. Mr.. 81. Tierny.
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Ts.rere..-u..Sos C,ub.

This club vas charmingiy entertained
by Miss Elsie Bruins at her home. on
Park avenue. last Thursday evening. a
feature OF the occasion WAS a souvenir
given To each guest Music, dancing and
refreshments made up the pleasures OF
the evening. The guests were: Mas 3il-
lie Fox, Miss Settie Smith. Miss Ida
Smith, Miss Essie Fisher. Miss Bessie
Ingier. Miss Isabella Boyer, Miss Car
issa Bruins, Miss Norma Reynoids. Mr..
Chester T. Fox. SIR. Harry Crawford, DIR.
Ray cIarx, Mr.. ". Thompson. Mr.. John
Carroll, Mr. J. Augustine and Mr. +. w.
Elliott
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The yohr.on birthday PARTY.

A pleasant birthday party was given by
Mr. ard Mrs. Conrad Johnson at their
residence. 165i Seventh street, last FRI
day evening. at which the guests en-
Joyei soeiabie time with games and
dancing, after which an elegant supper
was served. The following friends were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs Emerson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Sven,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Sande1. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ryrrond. yr.
and Mrs j. Wegnar. Mr.. and Mrs. III.
Christensen, Miss Selma Engdal. Miss
H. HARRISON. Miss A. Harrison. Miss NJ.
Anderson. Miss Groves Mr.. @. oden,
Mr.. +. Person, MIR. a. Peterson, Mr.. Il.
HARRISON. Mr.. T.. 4. Hailberg. Dir. T
Anderson, Mr.. T. q. Chester.
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Mr.. wf,rn III. Musicale.

Last THURSDAY afternoon a most enjoy
able musicale was given at the residence
of Mrs. wslxinski. sc Fourth street. by
Herr Philip Ssnepouse. the eeiIoist or the
Tavsry Opera Company. The guests
present were highly delighted WITH the
various numbers rendered. The guests
ot Mrs. wilzinski were treated to various
selections of grand opera and delicate
fnorcsau. which. were played with a soul
full expression and delscacy of tone which
stamped the player as master OF the In
strur1ent. The invited guests comprised
the dllletante of musical circles OF the
city.
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Miss Maud Spurgeon. 90 Fremont. IN.
tersanse4 a few friends st her residences
with an cll-fashsoassa candy pull last
ThHTs4ay evening. Music and sisnclns
ais, made the evealng pass very pleas
asitlT- Afncs1g these present ssres Mss
Nesiae Seearsy, Miss Skais. Miss Isnnis
Head Hiss spursson. Miss Mile Esnsi.
Mr.. c. A. skull Mr.. Harry swtss. Mr..
Fay Hasiiey. Nj. II. Rfchs. Master Roy
Spargeen.
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English Lutheran Chsissma. Urea.

The Sunday school connected viii. tho
English Lutheran church held It's Csrist-
mas festival last Tuesday evening. the
chureh being neatly decorated with ferns
and Ivy. A large tree iadened with orna-
mentx was brilliantly lighted by eandlss.
children's Joy. After the exercises were
concluded the bricks were distributed
among the children The progrsmnc
consisted of carols and Rotations suit
able 10 the Christmas tide. and the man
ner In which the little folks recited
showed the interest manifested bg tho
parents.
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IN Honor of the Married Folks.

An enjoyable party vas given at
ProscA's hail last Friday evening by the
unmarried Jewish society Young inen to
their more fortunate married friends. and
from the number OF conqussts made b.
the handsome unmarried young ladies'
who happened b grace the occasion by
their presence the prospects are that the
ranks OF the Beaediets viii be materially
increased before another twelve months
roll around. The hall was p-ettfly deco
rated in way 10 enhance the beauty OF
the many toilets present The affair
throughout was grand success. Among
the guests OF the evening were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg. Mr.. and Mrs. h.
Gottsteip, Mr. aud Mrs. NJ. Gottstein. Mr..
and Mrs. Gustave winehsli. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Sohoenfeld. Mr.. ard Mrs. E. Meyer.
Afr and Mrs. A. L. Cohen. Mr.. and Mrs II.
Monheimer, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin G. Win
stools, Mr. and Mrs. E. Morganssern. Mr..
and Mrs. l. Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
kalter, Mr. and Mrs. Nose Gottstein. Mr..
and Mrs. Davis. Miss r. Saoeafsid. Miss
Sasberg of San Francesca. Miss Stern
berg. Albany. o.. the Misses Davis. Miss
Schultz, Miss X. Grunbaara Miss Hen
rietta Wolf. the Misses Roseathal. Messrs.
Cobien,z. Schoenfeia. Gottste!n Davis,
GruabauIn. Dan Bass. Fried. and others.
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III. Grow Chr,..m.s dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert ID. Grow, Of FREE
mont. gave dinner on Christmas day at
their pleasant residence. on Lake avenue.
the occasion also being the second anni-
versary OF their wedding. The dining
room was beautifully decorated with En-
glish holly and glossy sprays OF msstic-
toe. and with the deliberately arranged
festive board presented very artistic
appearance. The dinner was composed of
seven courses. and was elegantly served
After dinner the remainder OF the even-
Ing was spent IN whist and CONVERSE
xione. Among the guests present we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Reynolds. OF Tacoma;
Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Wilson, Mrs. Bessie
Benson Mrs. V. Hicks. Miss Marie VIII
son and Mr.. Halsetter.
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The Home at the corner OF Box and
Harrison streets was not forgotten dur
ing Christmas week. and the inmates
gratefully enjoyed the following gifts:
Box OF oranges. stockings, mittens. band
kerchiefs and hood, Mrs II. III. OsEood:
box Of apples. Mrs. Charles Powers: one
dozen pairs stockings. Mrs. s. FTsuen-
thai: clothing. Mrs. Hardwick, books,
pictures and slippers. Mrs. w. ]. Jen-
nings; set books tBabyland} Master Dick
Jones; mammoth stick candy, Golden
Rule Bazaar; toys and candy. Master
Wallace Crawford; candy, Mrs. .. Rsnke:
books. Mrs. Backus; books, candy and
two pairs slippers. Mrs. W. III. Taylor:
box apples. Mrs. &. u. Hubbard; Christ
mas gift, So. Mrs. q. NJ. Halter.