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Hail to he Chief!"

This is half the title of an old song.
The balance is, WHO in triumph adj.
vances." The public, the press and the
medical profession chant this refrain as
especially applicable to HDstetter's
Stomach Bitters, chief among American
remedies and %preventives for malaria,
constipation, dyspepsia. liver complaint,
nervousness, unquiet sleep, rheumatic
twinges, aud the troubles incident to
advanced age. 1t is also universally
recognized as a reliable tonic and appe-
tizer. As a family medicine particularly
suitable to emergencies it has no equal.
Tha nervous, the feeble seek its aid, and
the happiest results follow. The con-
valescent. the aged and the infirm derive
infinite benefit from its use. Against
the influences of impure air. bad water,
unaccustomed food, overwork and eX-
posture it is a genuine preventive.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-26

"The Milwaukee," runs the latest
private compartment cars. library buff
fet smoking cars and standard palace
sleeping ears. Dining car service UNI
eXcelled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-09-26
PULLED BILLY n,
Horseman Kingston Suspended
and Fined at Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 25.-Today was the
opening day of the fail trotting and
pacing meeting at the Gentlemen's
Driving Park. George Kingston. of
Providence, owner and driver of chest
nut geiding Billy X, was fined $3.50 on
the charge that the horse was fraudu-
lently driven in the $50 trot and he and
the horse stand suspended. Frank
Barnes, Il local trainer. drove the horse
to victory i'll the tlree last heats. No
attempt had been made to lose the race,
but to lower the betting odds. for a
coup. Kingston has also beer called
upon to prove the identity Of the horse
before he gets the purse.
In he $50 trot Billy K won fifth.
sixth and seven heats, Sheba Queen
won second and third. Maggie Campbell
fourth and Bob Johnson first heats.
Best time, 2:254. Linkwood Kate,
Jack Lucas, Cecil NJ and Ellen Caskay
also started.
The 2:27 pace was won by Vera IN
straight heats, Notion second, Zandorle
third. Best time. 2:17A. Mcdonnell,
Oyster Boy, w. W. B. and Belle OF
FroStburg also started.
The 2:19 trot was won by j. B. S. in
straight heats. Bravado second, Cath
crime Leyburn third. Best time, 2:l9L.
Commercial Girl, Verlinda, Albert T.,
Olney and Monocacy also started.
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NATIONAL
Orioles Defeat Three Pitchers
and the Cleyeiands,

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 25.-The wild
ness of the three pitchers who went
into the box for Cleveland today. coup.
led with the errors of the home team,
gave Baltimore an easy victory. At
tendance, 1000. Score:
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Cleveland. 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 1-yII z
Baltimore. .3 l l = 0 . 1 3 Ia IL 2
Batteries. Wallace, Sullivan, Young ana
thinner, Esper and Robinson earned runs,
Cleveland =. Baltimore 2; time, 2:I0; um
pre-, Lynch.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08

On Monday evening the friends OF Miss
ollie Taylor helped her celebrate her Is n
birthday by dining wish her a. The home
ri hes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y. Taylor
Tho following guests were present; Mrs.
Aims Rutherford. Mrs. John Rutherford
and daughter bessie. Miss Prudence Ruth.
oxford Mrs. Molgie TAYLOR, Hiss Fanute
T. Gles, Miss Mary TAYLOR. Miss Myrtle
TAYLOR. VI. II. Taylor, Mr. J. Taylor. NJ.
Roy Cooper, In the evening Miss ollie
Was surprised ~ a jolly party. who un-
exreesediy appeared and invited her aud
her friends 10 dance a. the Lyceuga hall.
The evening Is spent very pleasantly.
en- Tuesday morning Ny. Ed Huffman
and Miss Cova Thomas we're married At
the home OF Mr. J. huffman The bride
groom. hoping - escapo the customary
serenadjng. started oat with box OF
cigars immediately AFTER She ceremony.
However, late Ia the evening the women
started cut With co.'s bells. t.u pals, stove
irons and every thinE else lhAt would help
make G after kor Al hour au3 hal!
the air was Oiled Nth a most uneaT1 hiv
ain. ~ ihai time some enc hal managed
10 op.n = window. and the crowd walked
iuto the house. where they Mere treated -
candy. Among the ssrsnaiess were:
Mrs. n y. Taylor. Mrs. Ida Parker. Ms.
= Cooper. Ms Ora Baxter. Mrs. Mo.Ae
TAvsor. Mrs. n smith, Mrs H. Smish.
Miss Mary Taylor. Mss ollie Taylor. Mis-.
r. Gle>, Mrs Harvey Norsea sn4 Con-
staale H. smith. ~hc crssieG sn 81 the
wiaaew with the women.
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state I ntseKsitT Nnsrs

The Thsjean Society gave the following
programme On Thursday afternoon:
Essay. Miss Hayden. book review. Mis-,
Harsgef; recitation. Miss Carroll; Quota
tiams # interest. Miss Kerry. music Mr.
Neoe: zen portrait. Miss Molly PAulips.
recitation. Miss oxsrom: recitation. NJ
C3aytos Crawford music. Mss Tok!As
The NoFmais gave tAis programme on
Tharsdsy. Essay. Miss Lee; recitation.
Mss DAVIS; historical sketch, Miss karr.
lHe Aitaeaon.ans gave the follow inr
programme Ga Monday. Music. Mis-,
Williams; ESSAY. Mes khmsr: recitation.
Asss Toner, recitation. Miss Dyer. The
question whether the :acome tax Will be
astr msatal - the United states was dis
eas.es ~ Mr. Anderson and Mr. Cai.bers
N the Affirmative aud M. Hutchinson
and Nj Rdsway in ihs negative.
Yesterday the university and Seattle
Atblstac tsao baseball teams r.aYcd a
game a. " est Seattle, resulting in a scors
o. - n favor o. Seattle.
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league for the psst month was favo-sh,.
commented upon as showing great dess
Of progress
Cru Friday afternoon Master s Hox.-s
DYER entertained a party of has ycprs
friends nj his home on Qaeen Anne H.
Those present were: Master Rafas Har-
sen. Master Glenn Lockwood and Mss,.-
Ralph ElNell.
Mr. Frederick BauSman Will ,eavs III.
morning Cor San FRANCHISES. where he Nh
be married on Wednesday 10 Mrs Aeesaiss
Holmes, formerly q gali known n,uxs.
teacher in this city. They will r~,ur,
here on next Sunday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Bowler ara ,h.;.
son will leave on Tuesday fo- q visit az
several months az their former home /,
Vasss.boro, Ne. Mr.. Bowler exrects -.
fore his return TO secure = handsorn.
legacy, which has been left him by In
uncle.
On Wednesday evening Mrs J. II. Alle.
gave \ dinner at her residences. aa- Eleh,h
street, TO Mr.. Richard u. Baker. prior -
mis- departure on an extended EASTERN trin
Those AT table were Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Powell MIes
Mamie Alien, Mr.. $. Il. stewart NJ
Joseph 5. Richards, Mr.. lag {. Allen. ~
Fred BAKER and Mr.. Walter &. Allen.
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A pleasant dance was given on Thursdsy
evening at Des Moines by about twenty
couples, among whom were several ladies'
and gentlemen from White river valley
and Bueuna Supper Was served and the
enjoyment continued until the early hours
of morning
The meetings OF the literary society on
Saturday evenings continue To be OF grea,
interest. ana some fine programmes are
rendered
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Geo o. she most interesting rcaaions e
tAe Ladies Preach Glnb aas hal1 "a
AoadAy &fEssneon a. the homie 81 Ms. ii.
Gay kveeso3e, The carly part OF sAs
afternoon Nas passed ~ resesas =
easaeiy, by Angler. each member assam
tns rose- later each enc related some
ta}aE "a; iSieSsst. oae adv telling 81 the
og sta ~ the ora Is Versailles" smother
Ks IS sAssca o4 Use lie 81 tAe &C E.
assts4 French Irsgs1isa sAa IS rlay&ns
~ ceow led aaus~s al AbAsys :hsasss IA
Asw lssk, ala k.st sYpxAsaxes ~ The
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On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. E. o.
Graves gave luncheon at her residence,
il2o jefferson street, in honor of Mrs.
Adams. OF New York. who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Manson F. Backus Those
present we're: Mrs. Adams, Mrs. f. O.
Graves. Mrs. Montgomery Russell. Mrs.
Samuel l.. Russell. Mrs. Granville o. Hal
Ter, Mrs. NJ. +. Bsckns. Mrs. J. T. Souie,
Mrs. W. Il. Forrest, Mrs. Samuel Ramsey,
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, Miss Moorhead.
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Athletic Club To Give . Bali.

The Seattle Athletic Club will give big
ball at the club rooms on Thursday even
ing. April ~. The committee Of arrange
menis consists of M. J. ;. Goldsmith, Mr.
II. V. V. Bean, DIR. +. w. Yoaag, Mr.. $.
Conkinghan and Mr.. Theodore y. Ha.ler.
The club has substituted salt water for
fresh wafer in the swimming tank, and
will also put IN Russian and Turkish baths
for the use Of the members.
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Mss Mamie Morris was rendered a sar-
~ - party ov aaaae er o; her friends on
E''es-iAy evening The evening was saeat
An a@H-'ns and card rjay.ng interspe.sed
VIII '>eA, sRa Instrumental maslS. Ala
-A'e Boar aeAic'o44s lanSAeun was servea.
Rose present were; NJ. ana Ms Morris.
NJ. Aal Ms. Kennedy. MIA MeAnarews.
Mss Mamie Norris. Mss Anna Mean.
assss Aass Nate. SAsAaAa, A..s
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CoIumhlan Chautnuuua Circle,

The Columbians enjoyed Cicero even
ing Wednesday IN their rooms at Plymouth
church. Fred Rice Roweli, Prof. Z. X.
Hill and Miss h. NJ. Price all had phil
lipics on Cicero, Mr.. Rowell taking the
precaution TO be near the door. as his was
an original poem. Miss Bessie Hin and
Miss Clementina Robinson are the pro-
gramme committee tor April. and they are
arranging some choice programmes of
work for this month.
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sits. Minnie wArrea's rarsy.

Miss Minnie Warren gsre q very enjoy
able dancing party a. her home, ala
Marion street, last Thursday evening.
lac residence was p.ofasely decorated
w1ta tv.l1uGs, primroscs and evergreens.
ana presented handsome appearance.
After tie yogas folks had engaged IN
dancing ana singing tlll a late hour. they
enjoyed dainty little repsst. Those
;Tsseu. were. Mss Ethel Garrett. Miss
Josephine pseney. Mss Alice Dahney,
Mss Hone ark. Miss Sarah Atkinson,
Miss Nna;e Warren. Mr.. Edward Garrett,
Mr.. john Carrot. Mr.. Rufus Clark, Mr..
Charles DA5aey. Mr.. Cyrgs DFew, Mr..
Fred DGtfy and Nj Clayton Crawford.
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Mr.. ard Mrs. southworth Surprised.

y surprise marty was given on Tuesday
evening At Io2i Third street in honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.. Sou,hworsh. The
evening was passed pleasantly with music
and dancing. Mrs. y. T.. Gibbs gave a
vocal solo, Mss Kate Regain played a piano
solo and by request Miss Lizzie Platt
danced the Highland ding. A fine lunch
WAS also served. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. W. J. Guthrie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs Alexander
Allen, ir., Mr.. aud Mrs. a +. Southworth.
Mr., and Mrs. Brown. Mrs. Y T.. Gibbs
Miss ]. Phinn, Miss Alice Alien, Miss
ollda Glllc;t. Miss Kate Regain. Miss Mary
Regain, Miss Margery Brown. Miss Mar
sueF!ie Brown. Mss Amy Eley. Miss La.
zse Platt Miss Lola Gamble MIR. T.
noaeher, Mr.. W. J. German, Mr.. Joseph
Regain, Mr., Hardy Gamble. Mr. William
Collins, Nj. Joseph Smith, Mr.. Teddy
Gamble, MI r Stewart, Mr.. George Har-
rtsoa, Mr.. Weede Gibbs, Mr.. r. Baxter,
Mr. q. \ Grewor
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w EDDINGS.


The marriage of Mr.. W H. Cooper 10
Miss Iva Pelis on Friday night created
quite q commotIon IN the social circles OF
Ballard. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. ". II. Johnston at Rose Cottage.
the residence Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. 5. +. Pslis- The groom vas sup
ported by MI. James Sobey, while the
bride was attended By Miss Florence
FFench. The bridal party formed charm
ing group. much admired by the guests
who rendered congratulations to the
happy pair. After the ceremony the
psrty sat- down 10 8 sgmptGous wedding
supper. The bride vas the recipient OF
many handsome presents. The young
couple ssil begin housekeeping on the cor
nee OF FlEs. avenue and Hoshrook street.
IN Ballard. Tae guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs :. T. Pasls, Rev. ". II and Mrs.
Johnston. MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Hoal-
stoa, Mr.. and Mrs. Iaeisn HawEey, Mr..
AMI Mrs. J. Chamberlain, Mr.. and Mrs. W.
French. NJ. and Mrs. Frank Frazer, Mr..
and Mrs t. .. Draper, OF Ross; Mrs.
Jane Wright. Mira W III. Mlddl.harn.
Miss Nellie AiGd.eham, Miss Addis Hax-
icy, Miss Nelson, Miss F4o-enee French,
Nj William Wright, DIR. Charles Wright,
Ar. Z. Il. h%wlsy. Mr.. Charles Pells. Mr..
Frank Peils, Master George Pells.
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Mrs. Gillette Five O'Clock Tea.

On Thursday Mrs. A. F. Elliott pleas
antly entertained at her home. 400 Rainier
street, number of her friends, in honor
Of her guest, Mrs. S. III. Barhee. of Olym-
pia. Those invited were Mrs. Amelia
Berry. Mrs. A. Boyer. Mrs. ]. G. Ronald.
Mrs. Addison HASTE. Mrs. NJ. 4. Perry,
Mrs. w. +. Richardson, Mrs. C. W. Sy-
monds. Mrs. DIR. Kline. Mrs. A. S. Hayes.
Mrs Harcort. Mrs. 4. w. Clark. Music
rendered by Mesdamss Berry and Boyer
was pleasant part of the evenings enter
tainment
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On Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ". T.
Boone entertained = ngmoer Of friends
Ssta az informal card party. the guests
invited icing Gov AMI Mrs. John Iii. Mo
0raw. Mr.. and NJ l.. :. J. Haa;, Mr.
and M. 4. b. Stsaays. Mr.. aad Mrs. L.
q Hashburn. Nc. and Mrs. C. +. Couovsr.
Mr.. eni Mrs. CAsrIss r. Mhttssesey. NJ.
aud Ma. \. W. EaSsl, Dr.. aaa Ass. A. T.
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A Christian Epae.vor Social.

The Y. L. 5. c. T. of the Edgewater Con-
gregational church held Its monthly meet
ing at the residence of Mr.. William Ash.
worth on Wednesday evening. The office
of president being vacant Mr.. ". 4. Cor
don was chosen for the position. This So
ciety will soon begin preparations for an
entertainment TO be given in May. After
the business of the meeting the rest of the
evening was devoted to social pleasures.
Those present were: Mr.. aud Mrs Will
lam Ashworth, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. God
dard. Mrs. T. r. Story, Miss Goddard, Miss
Margaret Ashworsh. Miss Edith Gowsell,
Miss Minnie Buhtz. Misses Steele, Mr.. ".
A. Gordon, Mr.. T.. X. Herriek. Mr.. W. +.
Buhtz, Mr.. W. Densmore. Master John
Story.
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On Friday evening Mrs. Manson +.
Backus gave large reception. Her home
on Twelfth and Jefferson streets was
handsomely decorated for the occasion
with flowers and plants. The portals were
trimmed with smilax, and baskets OF roses
and pots of palms ornamented the hail.
In the library the bookcases were banked
with trilliums and lilies. and the mantel
in the reception room was similarly orna-
mented with bank of dafiodils, while nu-
msrous vases Of roses occupied convenient
hooks The latter part of tho evening was
devoted to dancing by the young people.
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Miss Bniingham's Surprise Party.


On Friday evening surprise party was
given in honor of Miss Dillingham; at her
home on Birch and Harrison streets. The
evening was pleasantly spent with cards.
music. parlor games and dancing and re-
freshments were served at 10 O'Clock.
Those taking part in the musical pro-
grsmme were Prof J. n. HAYS, d. II.
Davis. Miss Dillingham; and Miss Amy
Bolink. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Dillingham;, Mr. and Mrs.
George F. Cotterili, Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Shafer, Mrs. Braid, Mrs. J. +. Cady, Miss
Ella Kerry. Miss Anna Bell, Miss Ethel
Braid, Miss Gerty Braid, Miss Flora Bill
ingham, Miss Maud Dillingham;. Miss
Clara Dillingham;. Miss Jennie Daniels.
Miss Nellie Cady. Miss Ida White, Miss
Amy Boiink. Miss Birdie Bryant, and
Mr.. J. Pearmine. Mr.. A. J. Sternberg. Mr..
Dave Young, Mr.. Ii. Dillingham;, Mr.. ID.
T. Davis. rrof ]. NJ HAYS, Or. u. G.
Albin. Dr., VI. NJ. Van, Mr.. Lowell, Mr.,
FFlggins, Mr.. Oscar Benedict, Mr.. Fred
Moss
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Mr.. and Mrs. Calverts whis. Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. Calvert entertained
pleasant party of friends a, their home on
James street Monday evening. The
guests were invited in honor OF Miss
Frost, of Olympia. who has been visiting
Mrs Calvert for some time. Drive whist
was the order of the evening, after which
the hostess served delicious refreshments.
Mrs. Young and Mr.. William Calvert cap
tured head prizes and Miss Leveney and
Mr.. Harlow received tokens OF consoia-
ton. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
]. II. Calvert, Mr.. and Mrs. r. I'll. Young,
Miss Frost, Miss Hixson. Miss Croigen,
Miss Calvert. Miss Hughes, Miss Phillips,
Miss Liveney, Mr.. Edwin Ridley, Mr..
George Tew. Mr.. W. j. Germaine, Mr..
William Calvert. Mr.. Z. 7. Harlow.
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Mr.. Jashua H. Mercer aud Miss Lena
AsGd Cole were married az the country
home O. the brides parents, near Elliott
station. Ledas Mountain district, on
e3nesaay evening, April ]. 1895, az 5
O'Clock. Eew. John T. Damon ofssciated.
Among those Witnessing Tie eszamoay
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Nuhse-Andepson.

Mr.. John y. Nahse. of Granite Falls
Snohomish county. and Miss Hannah
Anderson, of this city, were married NJ
O'Clock on the morning OF Tuesday, April
5, 1894, az the residence of the minister,
John +. Damon. eio Fifth street, Seattle.
Mr.. T. r. Sondheim and Miss Laura 4.
Bradford serving IS groomsman and brides
maid. Mr.. aud Mrs. Nuass took the
morning train northward.
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Johnstan-Zesinger.

Mr.. Calvin A. Johnston, engineer in
charge Of Yssler avenue power house, and
Mrs. Lalie A. Zssinssr. of Bellevies, were
united in wedlock at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs G. 3. Peavey. lie East street.
Seattle on Wednesday afternoon. April 4.
1894, at 5 o'clock. Rev. John f. Damon
officiating. Among those who witnessed
the ceremony were Mr.. and Mrs G. Il.
Peavey. Mr. and Mrs G.. I. Downey.. Mr..
and Mrs. Wyman Costigsn, Mrs. Mary
Peavey, Miss Lillian Decker. Miss Ella E.
whailey. Miss Cora Costigsn. Miss Lucy
Zssinger. Miss Clara Ham, Mr.. Harrison
Costigan, Masters Calvin, Herbert, Luck
and Gay Johnston.
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and subsequently ENJOYING the rersst
were the parents of The high contracting
parties and many other relatives and
friends IS follows: Mr.. and Mrs Arestes
NJ Cole. DR.. aud Mrs. Aaron Mercer. Mr..
and Mrs c. H. Morfo-d. Mr.. and Mrs
John W. McAl.isser, Mr.. and Mrs. W. f
Burgess. Mrs. +. Morford. Miss Blanche
Tresn. Miss Grace MeAl,isser. Miss Olive
NcAIlister, Miss Naomi Morford. Mr..
William Mercer, Mr.. Asa Mercer, Mr..
Charles r. Cole. Mr.. Lewis Mercer, Mas
tiers Oliver Mercer and Thomas MeAllis-
ter. The bride and groom have mary
friends throughout the country who will
doubtless wish them mach JOY If they
cannot take trip 10 call upon them in
their new and cosy home.
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Ladies. Musical club Couc.r,.

The eighth concert this season of the La
dies Musical Club was held a, the Seattle
thea,er on Friday afternoon and was very
successful, both ariistically and in point of
attendance. The programme rendered
was as follows:
Cnorus-"The Mater Nymph" ........ Rubinsfein
Ladies Aussca. Club, directed by Prof. H. joy
p,.,o sua. stul The Country Dance" .NeyIas
tb) Italy .....,........ .Moskowski
Miss E,nei Hanna, Mira W. ID. Perkins.
Focal-"Heart OF Hearts .............. Goodeve
Ars. W. H. Whlttlesey.
Piano accom- Dan tmeaf by Prof. I. A. Darling.
Piano-Allegro-"Aus Faschingsswanx"
Mr. Z. Boyd Wells.
Vocsl duet-"vene;ian Boat song. :. Biumenthai
Miss -tetson. Mrs ". II. Whttlesey.
ps.,os~ Stul Noe.urne in q. s.S
ttbl BaIiade in A Hat ''-'''''-' ""'pia
Mr. +. Boyd Wells
Voeal-"UeberaH Du"..................La chner
Miss Atkins, with violin obiigato BY Prof.
LANCER.
Piano duo--Coneerto in Z fat Mozart
Aisa Gillette, Mrs. Howard Joslyl.
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Mr.. Wick M'Gr.w,s birthday Party.

Last Sunday evening q number of
friends assembled a, the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Wick McGraw. 1922 Front street.
To celebrate the s5th birthday anniversary
of Mr.. McGraW. Among those invited
were: Mr.. and Mrs. s. q. Bickerton. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. II. Graves, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Gormiev. Mr.. and Mrs. A. "
Graves. Mr.. and Mrs 2. Z. Peterson. Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Ii. Gormley. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. ii. Shoals. Mr.. ana Mrs George f. Cot
teriiI and baby Ruth. Mrs. Beiley. Miss
Lena Nj. Graves, Mr. and Mrs. V. $. Nc
Graw, Miss Edith Mc6raw and Master
Henry McGrsw. 4 feature of the gather
ing not often witnessed was the presence
% four generations mother, sister, niece
and grand niece OF Mr.. McGra9.
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4 dtilEhtIaI snrprise Was tenuered M.
and Mrs. II. F. Glddings Thursday at
their residence near Lake Union, corner
Lake View AHd Franklin streets. Pro-
gressive whis; was the order of the even
ing, in'ersperSed with vocal music. Re-
ireshmenis we're served st late hour
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs T. J.
Carrie, Mr., and Mrs Lyman Wood, Mr..
ana Mrs. Thomas Hood. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powers. NJ and Mrs. Euoeh Wood, SIR.
and Mrs. Price, Mr. Caldwell. Mr.. and Ms.
usddings, Miss Hooi. Miss Alice Hood,
Mr.. ". A. Carte. Mr.. VIII Powers. Mr..
George Hood. Mr.. Psul 6iddinss, Master
Arthur earle, Miss Mabel Hood.
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Tnsted States Master George Edwin
Eversoss reciied two Of Fonsaine's fables
Tie professor Was present aaa gave al
interesting lecture about his arrival and
impression OF the Americans and their
eussorus. His comparison CT the Arne-i-
can LADIES' Nth the French afforded con
siderable amusement The members Of
tie cub are: Mrs Alfred H. Anderson.
Ara ". y. Bsckas. Mrs. III. Clas Ever
cole, Mra George r. Gund. Mrs Hatneld.
Mira. Georges Hebron. Mrs John Leary.
Mrs. Joseph z. MeSaugh,. Mrs sesrnes,
Mrs. Charles Shepard, Mrs Winfield f.
Smith, Mira A b. Stewart. Miss Brooses,
Miss Hailer. Misses Russell and Miss
Siruve- The rext meeting viii be held ~
tie home OF Mrs. Joseph r. AeSaaght-
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Mis.en, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Nc
yAuxht. Mr.. and Nra Maurice McMicken.
Mr.. ". II. Jennings. Mrs. II. NJ Miller.
Miss Ethel Hams, Mr.. J. u. Lowman,
Mr.. J. B. MacDougali, Mr.. James D.
Hoge. j..
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Amateur Actors Theater Party.

On Thursday evening Miss Emery and
Miss Furth gave theater party TO those
who took part in the amateur theatricals
a. Mr.. ]. ID. Lowman's residence the week
before. The members Of the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Kittinger. Mr..
and Mrs. r. b. Alhertson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed L. Terry, Mrs Charles F. Whittlesey.
Miss FQrth. Miss Emery. Miss Burnett,
Mr.. r. c. Washburn. Mr.. g. Hyde Pres
ton, Mr.. b. Pelly. Mr.. Ii. b. Pomeroy, Mr..
]. ID. Lowman. After the performance the
party was entertained at supper by Miss
Eurth