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Ersmnn, social New.

One OF the most artistic decorations IN
the churches on Easter Sunday was that
of large pyramid of Gala lilies seen al
the Edgewater Congregational church.
The pyramid occupied all of the spacs
directly In front OF the altar, and il
beauty was shown 10 greater advantage b.
the background OF evergreens and vines
that composed the remainder of the deco.
rations.
The Y. p. S. G. Z. OF the Edgewater
Congregational church gave an old-.
fashioned candy pull at Goddard's hall on
Friday evening. "Taffy" was made and
literally portioned out TO those present
but the most amusing part was the pull.
ing" match. being participated in By
nearly all present. The business meeting
Of this society will be held on wednesday,
evening at the home of Mr.. William Ash
worth.
The Juvenile Templar League. OF Free
mont. VIII hold social at Temperancs
hail Friday evening.
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EDDINGs.


Monday morning early Mr.. George II.
Thomas notified Rev. Il. T.. Dunlap that 8
couple OF his friends wished TO be married
at the parsonage, 10 Harrison street. that
evening, and went away without dropping
hint "a 70 the identity of the good peo-s
pie who were about to be united by the
marriage bond. At exactly the hour I'D
n. M. carriage drew up TO the parsonage
and the pastor was thoroughly surprised.
by one of his most esteemed parishioners.
Mrs. julia A. Green, presenting herself a.
the bride an the occasion, with Mr.. VIII
lam ". Poole as the groom. The csre-
mony was briefly and deiicately performed,
and the happy pair are at home, 1918 Co
lumbia street.
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The La.on. Social Circle.

Last "Wednesday evening the ladies Of
the Latona Social Circle gave their regular
monthly social at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. John X. Bell on Logan street. The
evening was spent in very interesting
and entertaining manner. dainty lunch
being served at midnight. During the
evening Mr.. Bell presented the social clr..
Gle with set OF badges made Of ribbon IL
dark green hue, the name of the organs.
cation heing deferred thereon in letters af
gold. lie received vote OF thanks from
the ladies for his kindness. Those presene
were: Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. Willis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
White. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Bennett, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Douglas, Mr. and Mrs
Fred ]. Rima, Mr.. aud Mrs c. w. Amsry.:
Mrs. George II. Cheney. Mrs. wiliiaml
Cowan. Miss Ada Bel. Mr.. Jesse Harrts
son, Mr. and Mrs. John Il. Bell.
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kennedy-lseans.

On Thursday evening at Plymouth
chnreh parsonage Rev. Wallace Sutting
united In the bonds of matrimony Mr..
William +. Kennedy and Miss Ella r.
ReanS, daughter of III. l.. Reans, of San-
nydalc. Only few intimate friends were
present at the ceremony. after which tho.
happy couple retired 10 a cosy little home,
92o East street, which had been furnished
IN authorization Of the event. Mr. Ken
nedy - young man well and favorable
known In the city and is stamp clerk In
the pestoiiice
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Miss Wilson,s Card rar,x

On Friday afternoon Mrs. De l.. Har-
oaugh and Miss Wilson gave card marty
IN honor of Miss Eliot. of Portland
Clneh was the game played, and the first.
middle and consolation prizes were won
by Miss Carter. Miss Allen and Mis-.
Rumsey The guests were: Miss Furth-
Miss burnett. Miss Munday. Miss Riley.
the Misses Carter. Miss Wrestling. he
Misses Miller, the Misses Mather. Miss
Alien, the Misses Jones, the Misses Rum.
sey, Miss Spencer. Miss Hunt. the Misses
Hanna, Miss Young. Miss Tenney, the
Misses Russell. Miss Baxter, the Misses
Sparkling. Mss Hopkins.
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Manifold Sb~arer.

Mr.. Frank Manifold and Miss Jennie @.
shearer, both of ken;on. were married in
the presence OF Mr.. Charles Hayes, Miss
Lulu Reynolds and Others NJ the residence
OF the officiating Clergyman, John r..
Damon. $40 Fifth street, Seattle, TUESDAY.
March y. 1895, at the hour before noou.
repairing TO their Renton home later in
the daY
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On fnday evening the Pythian Sister.
OF A'zpah Temple. No ., gave a social IA
BFe~er hal. The following programme
Was rendered at the beginning of the
evening alter which dancing was enioyet
tig late hour: Instramentsl ana,
Mrs 6oodhae and Mrs, Chandler; recita.
ton, Miss Abbie Forney; ins,rasnsr,,.,
solo, Miss Anna shaw: recitation. Ms
Fanny hrugstnry; recitation. Miss Etvtb.
Cook; vocal solo, Mrs. Bird; recitation
Mss Bessie Ing5is; Instrumental solo
MEs. Chandler
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The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. F. kerl
surprised them az their home II Green
Lake on Saturday evening, March - The
evening was spent in singing, playing
cards aud dancing until midnight when n
sumptuous luncheon WAS served Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. SprigcS,
Mr.. and Mrs, c. |. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
e. Weber. Mr.. and Mrs. l. A. Wilmos,
Mr.. and Mrs. y. O. Rex, Mr.. aud Mrs. J.
b. oiseominni Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Cor
coran, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. Oliver, Mr. and
Mrs. 4. ]. Preston, Mrs. Minnie White,
Miss c. ID. eastman. Miss Nellie Bing-
ham, Miss Ealma Doehla, Miss Mary
kerI, Mr.. L. Schwi,zer, Mr.. S. J. Brallo,
Mr.. \. Giacominni. Mr.. Il. c. Williams
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Ada Mlii.. birthday Party.

Miss Ada Mills gave a pleasant birth.
day party 10 some of her sehoolmates on
Monday in honor of her 10Th BIRTHDAYS.
The afternoon was spent in games and
music. after which dainty lunch wu
served. Those present were: Misses levs
Eandsell. Edith Bennett, Bessie Bennett
frankie pickman, Lily West, Stells
adams. Ada Mills. Louie Dyer, Mrs. A. I.
Mills and Master Ralph Mills.
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II. 4. w. cInb at Mrs. gsnto,..

The II. 7. y. Club met on last Tnast.,,
with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ +. Benton AT a..
Rome on Aenton avenue. The evening
vas aeFoied 10 progressive whist, after
shaeh delicate re'reshrnents were served
hose present were: Ar. and Mrs. I. n
Corey, Mr.. aud Mrs ". T. Town. Mr. ana
1Fs. ~. H. Augustine. Mr.. end Mrs. r n
Ac'flnnis, Mr.. and Mrs, l.. u. Clock. NJ
aud Ms !. T. Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. = n
busseli. Mr.. and Nrs, ". o. Bell. Mr
and Mrs. u r. Niesx. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Pullman. Mr. and Mrs ]. Z. Trnuhr.d..,
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The monthly reception Of the Seattle
Art League will be given in the rooms.
II HincSley block, from "a 10 o'clock on
Tuesday evening, April 3. The league
has made excellent progress. and will BE-
glad 10 show TO the public the result Of
their months work. Ali those interested
in art are invited 70 attend.
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SIR. \. Essmu..en'. Birthday sYrnr,,.

On Thursday evening the birthday an.
niyersary OF Mr.. A. Rasmussen vas cele-
brsted by number Of his friends AZ his
home on birch aud Harrison streets. The
evening vas spent with instrumental and
vocal music and gsmes Those rresan,
we're; Mr. and Mrs ID. l.. Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Mrs Braid. Mr.. Fred H-aid
Miss Maggie Parker. Miss Pearl Parkar
Mss Mary Parker, Miss Ethel Parker
Miss 6ertie Brsid. Miss Ethel n,.i5
Masters Clyde Gresham, Lynwood Gre4'
ham. Dancy Parker, Alfred Rasnus.s.
James Parker
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Calvert entertained :
fsw friends at whist on Thursday eyenin,
At their home, lilo James street. Thess
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. e T. Trsr,.
par. Mr-sand Mrs. A. C. Martin. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. y. Mics
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. III. Young. Miss NelHs
Frost, of olympia, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. III.
Calvert. First prizes were awarded TO NJ.
Mayer and Miss Frost; consolation psixra
To Mr.. Mics and Mrs. Martin.
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guests. unaware OF coming events. spens
delightful evening in social amusement.
Those present were: Mr., and Mrs. 4. VI
McCulioch, Mr.. and Mrs A. y Allen
Mss Florence Busby. Mss Aaaie wasres'
Miss Lon Warren. Miss Ellen Stranber-
Associated Charities Annual Me~siar
The annual meeting OF the Bareaa a.
Associated Charities will be held TusSAxv
April ;. Isaf. NJ P. M. at the Chamber ~
Commerce in the Seattle National Rars
building The exercises will consist 40
reports fer the last year, the election ~
two directors TO fill vacancies for the rev.
year and of five directors for the next rw,.
years. together with brief sddresse. Az
members, friendly visitors and friends ~
the bureau are Cordially invited to b~
present.
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smith.

Mr.. Henry ID. Colon and Miss Eliza J.
smith, both OF this city, were quietly mar.
RED IN the presence OF Miss Bessie Wen.
dip, Miss Lotta F. swanson and others st
thu home OF the officiating minister John
r DaEnon, ol0 Fifth street. Seattle, sans
day evening. March rs. 1891.
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Mrs. Y. a. rwicheti's Re~rptfon.

Mrs. f. A. TwicheiI gave an at home"
on Monday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
". Read. Who lief, the following DAY for
Chicago Ia join her husband. the Rev.
W. Read. Those receiving were Mrs.
Read. Mrs. \. l. Palmer. Mrs. w III
Waite and Mrs. +. A. rvicheii. Miss
BENNETT presided over the refreshments
table. assisted by Miss Mamie KeeDe and
Mss Alice Fisher, Those invited wer,
Mrs. g. +. AbhoIE. Mrs. Clarence Adam.
Mrs. +. Il. Allen. Mrs. Ii. {. Boies. Mrs
\. =. BFayner. Mrs. u G. BrAwley. Mrs
". NJ Baker. Mrs. A. +. Burietgh. Mrs. &.
Cram, Mrs f. ". CaTw;le. Mrs Cor.
dell Mrs q. ". Collins, Ms. IL. NJ Car.
ring,oa, Mrs. Churcali]. Mrs. {. Davis
Mrs.. Charles Eimjson, Mrs, q. W. Fens
Mrs. J. ". tlsts, Mrs. i. W Fuller. Mrs
fheo Forey. Mrs. {. Gup.ll. Mrs J
H. Hamilton, Miss J. d. Gormlev.
Mrs. u. }. Pierce. Mrs II. NJ
Ntele. Miss Vegtrees. Mrs J. NJ
Pink. Ms, r. Hicks. Mrs c. :. shank
Mrs. Maynard, Miss Maynard, Mrs. Ioek.
hard, Mrs. ;, lseSsuap, Ms r !. Hail.
Mrs. Hattie Jones. Mrs. Jefferson. Mrs.
Wells. Mrs r. MUitoon, Mrs. r. A.
hnapp. Mrs AcArthur. Nss Eta Nj
grath. Mes. Mary Nobe Ms g y AZ
FFast. Mrs Il. o'lEAga. Mrs. . as Roberts.
Mrs. Louise Palmer. Mrs. Thomas "a Asrs
M.ss Holleaheek, Mrs. john kaarl. n IS
Esjs Plxlev. MRS. ". J. Stanley. Mrx. Pix
.ey. Mrs. :. A. rrtsgz. Mrs. James Weed
Ms. Warren Upper. Mrs. - 4. Wash.
Mrs.. West, M7s Il. Z fesk. Mrs. oliver
Mrs. Jahn Elder. Ma y. T. Augustine
Mrs pt, Stevens. Mrs II. vs.. Dgsans. Mrs.
+ E. FOX. Mrs J. " nxoy. Mrs. &. ". p
Nsgooa. Ms. 4. A. Tslchsii. Mrs. ". A.
hesne. Mrs. Pred = fsieAc4l. Mrs. +. l..
Ferry. Mrs. T. II. Zoe. Mrs. Baldwin. Mrs.
Ward, Mrs. Burcaeg;s, Mrs NeClsod.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Surprised.

On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
IT, Amos were surprised at their home on
South Tenth street by number of their
friends. Tae evening was spent in sing
ing and dancing and dainty supper was
served. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Or. A. Ii. HoIcomh, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. c. Zimple. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Meculloch. Mr.. and Mrs. MeCaFty. Mrs.
Riddle. Miss farquhar, Miss Hazel. Miss
L,ndergren. Miss NJ. Henke. Miss II. uar.
ris,~ Miss tundScrg. Miss L. Henke. Mr.
H. Hale, Mr.. T. Warren. Mr.. Hawkins.
Mr.. \. Lewis. Mr.. J. Henke. Mr.. Marro,-
tar, Mr.. J. Hansen. Mr.. c. Harris and Mr..
III. uenke.
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The nexi concert givea by the Ladies',
Musical ClGb will he at the Seattle ,hsa,e-
on Friday afternoon. \ pril 6. NJ 50 o'eiork
Nothing has been lsii Undous 10 rnaka
ihis the finest concert yet gwen by ,ha
ladies of the club this year. The following
is the programme;
The Water NyuanA" .-...... Huhy..,...-
Ladies Aas:ea. tlah, directed By Psot HefS~rs
f'sHo aas' y ..vs,o e.rr .'''S '-NeTia>
N's, Eshe Hanna, Mr. ", n Perkins.
Ms. n. II Nhl3t.s.ey.
Ftana se0'sapsG iHzcas - Pros 4 / p.-ltn.
f'~is'-- A.'ssFo'~'A faseaiagsswaak" e..
Ni F Bowl Wells us = : '''''HAHn
Eacsl daet-"veasg-An Raat .s,,,'' ,,.,,-,..,... -,
Ass ~telsea MIS- y 4 " attllgrey
49, hss.sds IA A fat -"'~-t--.- Noop4a
Nj Bowl Rs.ls
vocal" tsaeFasi Dur Iarhra-
Mss ANAias. siio V.oilH csl.sata ~ Pol
r!sao 4ao-ceueerso ia 4 IA, NJ,
Mss 't1.let's, Ara Howard 5oslva
Mr. +. boyd Wells. the rianist a. ~.
aeks concert of the Ladies' Mgsea! CIuh
49, pupil for a nuH her Of wears OF Mr
Alexander Icalsr. tie American rIsnlst
vac al present IS creating great rausiesI
eAtRaslssEa IN Paris Ar. Wells has In
Nis possession raaay catering testimo-
mails fcc.a Mr.. Zsnier which be vaguss yer,
hlEA.y.
'"1am@ i&a thsntaaqnans Entertained.
NJ. =a1 Mrs. g ". Smith entertained
s'e 'o'dr. t'AE ChsaIAuqgA Circle at sheir
nome 2''> Fourth street, o. Wednesday
sFe@iss Ass. Saith VAS assisted by her
s's'ef' Ass. ;. L Rathhoae, and her
ea~s .efs 10 ~escouaanE the members.
1~vo'y-aFs responded 70 the roll call
E.'aaE quotations ahaai Julius Cesar Dr
Z a. AndFus was the mcderAsar. and toag
ass o. The programme. The literary
Features o. 'Ae evening were the ATE naner
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On Friday evening Mr.. aud Mrs.. Charles
Aci-aehian entertained a few friends for
TIE last siins IN their handsome residence
on F2lk siEees IN Ballard. Three hour,
siiss they had hads their last guest God
speed she-F hosns wAs in asass. TIA
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EentfSv-,fas.nar

AZ the residence of the officiating
minister, ". ID. Benadou. i4if Jones
street, Mr.. Harry I. Bentley and Mise
Minnie c. Jasmer.' both of Seattle, seTs
married
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Th- aalas slaa Social.

hn Wednesday evening the Maine
SSe'a. Cat, n5tw Outstanding the ssossay
~sAyFF ae.3 pleasant party "a she ~.
hHEEoa aalt. sA.rh was aaise eel at
tended. 4a-s e}ua IL looking forward 20 a
pheasant essut a. ~ gsvea Ia the nezg
'Gtare "a The way q arsAsk bail. ArranE,e-
slssats va, pso2ah}y t.e oomrle,s hy the
~ X social. AH'ons saose psssen& aa
81 aes3ay evening acre; Mr.. anf Mrs.
>. IL Nsoe2sr. aE. ana Ars. T. SroeAsr.
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TIE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures. SUNDAY, .?RIL 1894

Mrs A. Aiiens ir.. Mrs \. T. Gibbs. Mss
uida Gi.iets. Miss L. Gamble. Miss S. A.
Holland. Miss Alice Allen. Miss Amv ley.
Miss ]. Phinn. Miss Catherine Regsn,
Hiss Lizzie Pratt. Miss Mary keonig, Miss
Edith kellogg. Miss Ale Johnston, Miss
Flossie Smart. Mss Magic Storm elfx,
Miss z. Storsafeitx. Mr.. f. Rrooks. Mr. *
Allen. Mr., T. A. Fe.tersy. Mr.. ". Dating,
Mr.. III. Gamole, Mr.. j. A. Gaylord. Mr. F.
Baxter. Mr.. Il. StormIeltx. Ms. W. u.
Richardson, Mr.. ". u. Niphness
Young Meas Institute Easter Rail.
The Easter bali given by the Young
Mems Institute on Monday evening last
PAST was s pleasant event. The dancing
continued until late hour. Those pres
ert were: Mr.. and Mrs. L. s Booth, Mr..
and Mrs A. Il. Psnkney. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
7. Padden. Mr.. and Mrs John Michael,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs.
7. ]. Sullivan. Mr.. anu Mrs. NJ J. McEl-
roy. Mr. and Mrs. ]. F. Asnew, Mr. and
Mrs. z. X Johnson, Miss Josephine Crane.
Miss Lillian Crane, Miss Margaret Crane,
Miss Agnes Thrall. Miss Kennedy. Miss
Mary McEiroy. Miss Belle Cieary. Miss
SUSIE Caesry, Miss Kelley. Miss Mamie
Kelley. Miss Anna o'Brien. Miss Reed,
Miss McEche-an. Miss Eva BIeksrton.
Miss May Quinn, Miss Anna Downs, Miss
Middleton. Miss Moak. Miss Wander, Miss
Reed, Miss Butler, Miss Leo orth, Miss
Julia Ortiz, Miss Anna Conway. Miss Con-
way, Miss Mc6illicaddy. Miss Dickinson,
Misses Henry. Miss Black, Miss Susie
Emerson, Miss Ham, Miss Winsor, Miss
Thornton. Miss Cowie, Miss Mamie Long.
Miss Boyle, Miss Lamont. Miss MeNulty.
Miss Long. Miss Io,ta Pool, Miss
Aasel. Miss Mcfarland, Mr.. Thomas
L. Drew. Mr.. A c. Graf.
Mr.. James Benyer. Mr.. William corchran,
Mr. Daniel Kennedy. Mr.. L. r Michai.
Mr.. I. A. Henne.ly. Mr.. ~ S Booth, Mr..
James W. Murphy. Mr.. P. ]. Connolly,
MIR. M. J. Phalen, Mr.. j. J. Lamont, Mr.
Ii. S. Sharp, Mr.. Charles Kelley. Mr.. II.
c. Putnam. Mr.. George Hayes. Mr.. Martin
VI. Grass. Mr.. James +. McElroy, Mr.. F.
7. Padden, Mr.. Daniel KeIiener, Mr..
Edward McNuity. Mr.. C. IL. Crane, Mr.
+. W. Harker, Mr.. A. ]. Macarthur. Mr..
NJ. c. Dunn, Mr.. George r. Masei, Mr.. d.
w. Baker, MIR. John Wheeler, Mr.. L.
Wheeler, Mr.. Joe Latham, Mr.. q. De-
Murs. Mr.. ]. N. Jackson, Mr.. p. ]. Ryan,
Mr.. L. c. Cheasty. Mr. ]. i. Jenkens,
Mr.. ID. f. Dewitt, Mr.. ]. III. Suthoff. Mr..
J. ]. Powers. Mr.. Frank Morley. Mr..
George Mathewson. Mr.. Dan Raglan.
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The Sonparen Climb a. Mrs. Bsoen...

The next meeting of the Nonpareil
Musical Club will be held on Thursday,
April II, at the home OF Mrs. William
Carkeek. 2S07 Depot street. The last meet
ing Was on Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. q. W. Bacon. on South Twelfth
street. when the following programme W as
rendered:
Piano solo--"<ecoad %oeturna,' IN. Chort,
Miss Cara H.lt.
Vocal Duo--"fae Trou 5adors'' Tor,san
Mr.. and Mrs. william Day
BecifatioD-''iaeleeBt OF the Cogansune''
---.--'+.-., ..,.t.,.-.- ..--- ....- Victor Hugo
NJ. Joseph SAipren
"a "MaEurAa &c salon ..
flaao 500 -.s...--,.... .1schaiscxskv
% ''Au Album Lea" zee. AcAuyenka
aiis> Kate Curtis
baritone solo--"la Nights st4A CALM Luther
Nj HeFmza Ju.lch.
string Quaftelie-~"ceTenats sEspsGnole'
Misscs Cole. Nexsrx UKrs0w end Sharssa
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Chinook Circle a. Mrs. Hou,s,on's.

The Chinook Reading Circle met at the
residence OF MIR. and Mrs. Thomas H0aiS-
ton on Ballard avenue, in Ballard ON
Monday evening. The play of Hamlet"
was continued and discussed. Mr.. W. ].
Davis read paper, which was medley
OF good and amusing things. The circle
will meet at the residence of Il. W. Gro
yer, on Wilbert street. tomorrow. and the
roll call will DO answered by each one Civ.
ing his idea of what constitutes good
reading circle. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
w J. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ". Grover.
Mrs. William NJ. Curtiss. Mrs. A. 4 Allen.
Mrs. Carl Donoghue. Mrs IN. Dom
oshue. Miss Leona Davis. Miss Lou War
rem. Miss Il. NJ. Hyiand. Miss Annie War
rem. Miss C. y. Hunt, Miss Helen
Stranberg. Dr. ". Johnston, Mr.. Warren
Lucas.
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The Laai.. .na.th. Athletic Club.

The board Of governors Of the Seattle
Athletic Club has decided 10 continue the
ladies' days At the gymnasium on Mon
days and Thursdays until the end OF the
season. On May all the gymnasium
classes. mems. ladies' and Juveniles. viii
be discontinued and outdoor work taken
M. The lady friends of the members will
be granted the use of the club grounds on
two DAYS week, and also continue TO
have the privileges of the swimming tank.
But as there viii be no INSTRUCTOR pTesent,
the ladies will not he permitted 20 use the
gymnasium. lest some OF them should get
hurt. \ ladies' smoker viii be held At the
club on Friday evening. when an excellent
programme will be presented. Some time
in April grand ball viii be given at the
club.
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Master Mems Birthday Party.

On Monday evening the ehildren's dane
ing class which has been meeting at Mrs.
Mems residence during the winter, were
entertained With german. led by Miss
Riley. After the dance the little folks
were entertained at very pretty pink sup
per by Mrs. f. W. Andrews, who lives only
few doors away. Coineident with the
class meeting was the birthday of Gilbert
5. Meem. jr., and his classmates presented
him with memento OF the occasion. At
supper the places of the guests were indi-
Gated by suitably inscribed colored Easter
eggs and on the table was a pink birthday
cake bearing Master Mems name and
hordered by fourteen tiny taperss The
guests present were: Clara Hanna. Mvra
Smith, Grace Haycock, Llewellyn Morri-
son, lone Cutler. Virginia Scurry. May
Bess Lewis. Sam Russell. Edwin Eversole.
Eddie Spencer, Carl Mcknight, Jimmy
Kellogg, Loring Wilmington and George
Gund.
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The sarah Is. Ye.ier Entertainments.

delightful entertainment occurred on
Friday evening at the Sarah Il. Yesler
home. which was exquisitely decorated
with natural wreashs and floral designs.
parlor drama entitled THE Singles
Family" which was produced through
the management Of Mrs. Piiny +. Smith,
was success. each performer. especially
the leader, Mrs. Singles. personated by
Mrs. iancey, acting the part assigned
very creditably. Debates. music from an
orchestra, vocal and instrumental solos,
and an original paper by Mrs. T.. +. Smith
rendered the evening charming one.
Mrs. h. c. Ward Superintendent the gem
eral management of the whole en- ter
tainment
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Seattle Stag club Party.

On Friday evening the Seattle Stag Club
gave another of its enjoyable socials at
Prosch's hall. Those present were: Miss
Aggie Potts, Miss Maud Filler. Miss Eva
Z. Bnrlingame. Miss Bell Woodwork.
Miss Anna Seymour, Miss Eta Alexander.
Miss Mamie Long. Miss Bessie Cram
matte. Miss Kate Fields. Miss Helen
Cowie. Miss Kate Hanna, Miss Mamie
Long. Miss Lottie Herring. Miss Minnie
Hamilton, Miss Maybeil Sheehan, Miss
Gretchen Lohse, Miss Agnes Thrall, Mr.
Ed A. Herring, Mr.. Harry MCGOWAN. Mr..
Howard i. Ames. Mr.. Edgar A. Green.
Mr. Dan Mckay. Mr.. Charles +. Johnson,
DIR. Walter Crammatte. Mr.. T. r. Tinto,
Mr.. Harry Leland, Mr.. Ii. Lohse, Mr..
Reuben Allan. Mr.. Charles I'll. Allburty,
Mr.. Lewis Heinrich. Mr.. Rufus Johnson,
Mr.. Charles Cowie. Mr.. Harry II. Wood
worth, Mr.. VIII Mckay, Mr.. Johnnie
Wheeler, Mr.. Frank Hunt, Mr.. William
Riley. Mr.. Ovela DE Mers. Prof. Whitley.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-01
The Misses wares Surprise Party.

pleasant surprise party was given to
Misses Bertha and Ade!ine Wares on FRI
day evening at the residence of their
parents on State street. A delightful
evening was passed by all present with the
usual social gayeties. Those present were:
Miss Adeline Wares. Miss Bertha Wares.
Miss Mary Fordney, Miss Addie Fordney,
Miss Mamie Willard, Miss Gertrude Kill
worth. Miss Helen Ogden. Miss Anna
Smith. Miss Dora Emerson, Mr.. Alex
Dow, Mr.. Herbert Hasley, Mr.. Morton
Hawley. Mr.. Austin Faulkner. Mr.. Rob
eri Fordney. Mr.. Andrew Campbell, Mr..
Hugh Weldon. Mr., Marx Reach, Mr.. John
Dixon, Mr.. Dave Bo.iong. Mr. Herbert
Faulkner.