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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-19
SOCIAL NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Miss Allen visited the Interstate fair at
Tacoma last week.
Miss Alison has returned from a ten
days visit To Fairhayen.
Mrs Herman A. Bauer is at Lake Cush-
man for two weeks outing.
Mrs T. G. Hughes and family have
moved into camp at Alki point.
Miss Anna Benton. of Atlantic, Ia, is
visiting her brother. Nj. l.. Benton.
Miss Charles, Of Victoria. b. c., Is a
guest of Mr.. aud Mrs. 4. c. Neuielder.
Mrs T. L. Ferry. OF the county auditors
Office, has returned from her vacation.
Miss Grace Hughes is rusticating with
Mrs. w. l.. Ames family near Kingston.
Misses Annie and Ella McInnis left for
Denver, Col, yesterday TO visit their aunt.
Mrs. LYMAN, of Charleston. has been
visiting with friends at Fremont the past
week.
Mrs. Minnie Jeffs. Of Tacoma, is GUEST
al Mr.. and Mrs. John g. Egan's, go Hyde
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Papworth left for the
Harrison Hot Springs, TO DO gone two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Perkins and daugh-
ter are tenting AZ Aiki point, IN Camp
Wilanco.
Mrs. C. l.. Bigelow and family, OF San
Francisco, are Visiting relatives and friends
in this city.
Miss McGraw and Miss Hanford at
tended the opening Of the Interstate fair
last Tuesday.
Mrs. q. NJ. stewart and daughter Mar
guerite are visiting Mrs. J. Il. Langhary at
Fort steiiacoonl-
Miss Allen went 10 Tacoma last Friday
to attend the annual party given by the
lawn tennis CLUB
Miss Rumley. of Helena, Mont, Is visit
ing Mrs. Fred Wood. 20 remain for
eolple Of months
Mrs. ). w. Hanna and Miss Ethel
trip 10 Alki point.
Mayor Claude Catch, Of SALEM. Or. is
visiting his parents. Prof. and Mrs. I. n.
Catch. OF this city.
Mrs. Leslie sulgr0ve, Of Helena, Mont,
is spending the month OF August visiting
Mrs. A. +. Barlslgh-
Mr.. Eagene ChiiboFg yesterday left for a
weeks bicycle ride through Snoh onish
and skagit counties.
Mrs. :. r. Clise and granddaughter, Miss
Ada Langridgs, left yesterday for an out
ing on WILDLY island
Miss olga wickstrOm. who has been AZ
Camp spring Hill tor the last three weeks.
viii return home today.
Mr.. j. A. Adams and party have re-
turned from 3 ten days trip on Hood
canal IN tie yacht Dora
Ml~s G. b. Hopkins and Mrs. c. s. Hat
Eeld are az the Green River Hot Springs
and all retarn fenoTrox.
Mr.. Louis Ls<g aud wife returned last
Friday from Ses York state, amer an abb
sence Of about three months
Tie Young people OF the First NJ K
church. enapeFoaed 81 Mr.. and Mrs. Fea-
zen. had ; moonllght party ca Lake
Washington las: Moaaay evening. snd
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lawn feie was given last Tuesday
night at the residence of Mrs. r. Fl.
Denny by the ladies of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church. which with de-
iightfuiiy pleasant evening was most en-
joyable. Ii was strictly lawn party with
the spacious grounds arranged by artificial
means into delightful hooks and corners
aEtisticaily rooted with large japanese
umbrellas and all aglow with paper Ian
terms Refreshments were served in these
various rustic booths. which with the ad-
dition of ferns and palms presented quite
a tropical scene. The feature of tho even
ing and a surprise 10 the recipient was the
presentation OF silk quilt, made in
Roman figure. by the ladies of the church
70 Mrs Shanklin, the popular wife OF the
popular young pastor. The presentation
was made by Mrs. Harriet Parkhnrst.
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A Pleasant heating PARTY.

The steamer Quiekstep took out q pleas
ant party on Lake Washington last Fri
day. made up as follows; Mr.. and Mrs
Edwin Ford. the Misses Fortier, of Crook
ston, Mimi; Miss zula Jenkins. of What
comb; Miss Maud Harmon, Miss Gertie
Moore, Miss Leora Conn, Miss Amy
Smith, Miss Alice Fisher, Miss Copeland
Miss Eunice Copeland. Miss Marion Nc
Donald, Miss Jennie Inglis, Miss Smith,
Miss Ida Smith. Miss Gertie Paige. Mr
Lounsbury, of Portland; Mr.. Albert
Braymer. Mr.. Lamaraux. SIR Frank
Frink. Mr.. Gerald Frink. Mr.. Jack Kline.
Mr.. Ralph Ross, Mr. Rube Alain, Mr..
Howard Ames. Mr.. Matthew, Mr.. Short
ridge. Mr. Adell Hicks. Mr.. Fred Hicks.
Mr.. WIZ Farr, Mr.. VIII Inglis.
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A J.x..il. Yachting PARTY

Ruth and Ed Schram gave . yachting
party last "Wednesday on the Sound in the
steam yacht Perhaps. The little folks were
taken TO Rocky Point, where lunch was
served, and given q long sail on the Sound.
returning in the evening. having much
enjoyed the trip. The little guests, who
we're ehsperoned by Mrs. schram and Miss
olsson, were: The Misses Clapps Edapa
Collins. Helen Hughes, Clara Hanna
Grace Haycoek. Eva Harper. Ethel Fill
kins. Norma Lewis, Leila Price. Grace aud
A!exa Mitchell. Nellie Howard. Ruth
Waterhouss. Donna Phelps, Hubert Miller
Theo Price. Burton Haines. Gilbert Meem.
Eddy Spencer. Howard Hughes, sam Rus
sell, Vivian CaTkeek.
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A social gathering at Aiki point, where
the campers are located, in honor Of Miss
Julia Chamberlin. Wednesday night. was
quite pleasing affair Miss Cordie Kin
ney gave a reception 10 Miss Chamberlin.
which was held on the grounds surround
ing the Kinney camp. The grounds.
beautifully decorated with eyergreens.
flowers and Japanese ianters, along with
rustic seats, comfortably arranged IN little
coy hooks and corners here and there.
presented tine appearance. liz was here
Miss Chamberlin's friends gave her
most hearty welcome and showered the
warmezt.greetings upon her over her safe re-
turn after such an enjoyable European trip.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
j +. kinney. Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Merritt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Farrell, Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel
Means. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ill. Ropkey, DIR.
and Mrs. James f. Bushnell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Burweli, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 5. Bur
we'll. DIR. and Mrs. Waterhouse, Mrs.
Harsha, Mrs. DIR. Mitchell. Mrs. o. }.
Treen. Mrs. Lawrence Coleman, Miss
Ethel Kinney, Miss Cordie kinney. Miss
Hattie Merritt. Miss Nellie Merritt, Miss
Maud Bailey, Miss Mabel Phillips, Miss
Callie GilIett, Miss Julia Chamberiin.
Miss Nora Chamberlin. Miss Jessie Banks,
Miss Emma Banks, Miss May banks. Miss
Jennie Houghton. Miss Clara Hutchinson,
Miss Grace Barager, Miss Helen Reid.
Miss o. NJ. Bailey. Mr.. Dan Kinney. Mr..
Fred Merritt. Mr. John Schultz. Mr..
Frank Van Tuyl, Mr.. William Hutchin-
.on. Mr.. John Hutchinson. Mr.. Roy
Rsiiev. Mr.. William ID. Conner, Mr.. Fred
Cillstt. Mr. Ovid A. ByeFs aud Ar.
snh.Y,.. Gamble
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Ny. Philip A. Faulkenburg gave sail
ing party on board the launch Antio ON
Lake Washington yesterday afternoon IN
honor Of Mrs Bowers. and the merry party
had a splendgd opportunity of witnesSii. z
the races. The attentive host looked after
the welfare Of his guests and during the
trin served an Rapetirlng lunch that was
endowed by all The pleasures OF the strip
we're EXCHANGED by the many crafts on the
lake and the number Of pleasant parties
aaoat enjoying the day and occasion. The
Guests of Mr.. Fauikvaburg were: Mrs.
struxe. Mr. aud Mrs. /. y. stedmsn. Mr..
ana Mrs. T. A. strout. Mr.. and Mrs \. +,
Maet'alsky. Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Grant Nr.
aaA Mrs. Daniel keslehor, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Hayden. Mrs Parker, Mrs. Bow
sr. Miss Grant. Miss Emery. Miss strive.
Mss Hanna, Mr.. Lester Turner, Mr.. III.
5 Meserse. Mr.. Josiah Collins. Mr.
HAYNES. Mr. James d. Hoge. j.. and Mr..
A. n Suuye-
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Pink and white lilies formed the features
of the handsome decoration for the pink
luncheon given by Mrs. ii. q. Strive in
honor of Mrs. Bowers last week. The
guests OF the occasion we're: Mrs. John
L. Hayden. Mrs. +. j. Grant. Mrs. Z. A.
Strout. Mrs. q. Ii. Parker, Mrs. A. f.
MacCalsky. Mrs. ii. q. Strive. Miss
Fursh. Miss Grant MISS Emery aud Miss
WfestIlu0
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Mr.. Thomas 4. Rainey, letter carrier,
was quietly married TO Miss Norine A.
Paumel last Thursday afternoon. at the
residence of the brides sister, Mrs. Arthur
Griffin, corner Kentucky and Lee streets,
Rev. John r. Damon performing the cere-
mony. After a banquet, the happy couple
left tor Victoria. from which place they
will 30 10 San Francisco for two weeks.
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Mr. y. C. Isverarity gave alaunoh party
on the lake Yesterday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. oberteutler. The guests. besides
enjoying a splendid view OF the races. also
dia Justice 10 \ lunch served By che hoss.
The guests on board we're: Mr. and Ms.
J. T.. otestsaifer. Mr., and Mrs George
Riley. Miss FuFth. Miss Riley. Miss Fer
ris.. Miss Spencer. Miss frcwest, Mr.. A.
W Coleman. Mr.. J. l.. whittIngton. Mr..
II. h Ward. Mr.. ]. Z. Taylor, Mr. %. q.
IavsrArity. Dr. Palmer. Mr. Loring. OF
Victoria, Mr.. Marshal Bond. Mr.. q. L.
Qainby. timekeepers, Mr.. q. L. Carter,
referee.
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Mrs. Thomas Burke gave farewell Bo-
hemlAn luncheon last Thursday evening
in honor OF Mrs +. Il. Webster, the wife
of r&ymaster Lieut.. Webster OF the gun
boat yorktown. who goes to Europe for
loag stay pending her husbands return
from three years cruise. Yeliow formed
the striking color Of Mrs Bnrke's decora-
sions. with golden-rod-those charming
hArhingers of fall and wirster-predomi-
mating and neatly banked ia. many cor
neFs. Mrs. Burke's guests OF the afternoon
we're Mrs. Webster, Mrs. g. q. Lyon, Mrs.
J. c. HsInes. Mrs. NJ. J. Carksek, Mrs.
ii. f. Bagley. Miss Bsadman.
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Basket Picnic at West Seattle Point.

Last "Wednesday a pleasant party of
James street hill people, chaperoned by
Mrs. W. L. Nichols. had basket picnic TO
the point III West Seattle. The party en-
braced DIR. and Mrs. C. Z. Brown, DIR.
Robert +. Brown. Mr.. w f. Nichols, Mr..
o. W. Brown. Maj. and Mrs. w. s. Hine-
line and Master NJ. w. Hineline. The
day was spent pleasantly and the party
returned by moonlight
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Mrs. w. Kierski was given a farewell
party last Sunday evening by her many
friends. at Prosch's hall. fully loo being
present to bid her Godspeed TO her new
home in San Francisco. During the even
ing q handsome silver set was presented
Mrs Kierski as token of the high esteem
was held in by her friends in this city.
Dancing formed large share Of the pleas
ures Of the evening.
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Bella. Tenth Birthday.

Bella Slngerman was given a birthday
party by her mother, Mrs. Paul Singer
man, in honor of her tenth year. Thurs
day. August I6. The many young friends
eff Bella responded to the invitation re-
ceiyed and most enjoyable evening was
passed by all present The residence, 92i
Washington street, had been Handsomely
decorated for the occasion and together
with distribution of prizes and dainty re-
freshments the little folks went away wish
ing the many returns of such happy birth
days.
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Mr.. shaw's Cousin surprised.

Last Monday evening Mrs. Shaw gave a
surprise party TO her cousin, Mr. Louie
Rightmyer. who had just returned from
Southern trip. The usual pleasures OF
such an occasion were enjoyed, including
lunch. Among the guests we're: Mr..
Tucker, Mr. T. +. Johnson. Mr. T. A. Nc
Rae. Mr.. ID. c. Hyde. Mr.. c. Gale, Mr.. q.
Parker. Mr.. William Page. Mr.. A. A.
Sutherland. Ir. Frank Porter. Mr.. Tew.
Mr.. l.. X. Rightmyer. Mr.. Park Hender-
son and Mrs. Shaw.
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A n.iI a. Camp spring nm.

Camp Spring Hill at Amunds grove at
West Seattle on last Saturday evening was
the scene Of an ENJOYABLE ball given BY
the members OF the camp. Those partici-
pating were from different camps at Alki
point and from Seattle, numbering at least
forty couples. Among those present we're:
DIR. and Mrs. II. NJ. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Amunds, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Frisch, Mr.
and Mrs. III. Doane, SIR. aud Mrs. Nc
Grsth, Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Brown. Sir. and Mrs. Thurlow,
Miss May Amunds. Miss Mary Mcdowell,
Miss Olga Wiekstrom. Miss Stella
Friseh, the Misses Davis, the Misses Me-
Grath, Miss Smith. Miss Daisy Hansen.
Miss Mollie Phillips. Miss Linda Olsen,
Miss Belle Olsen, Mr.. Ray Combs, Mr.
Rudolph Aim. Mr.. Albin Aberg, Mr. John
Melting. Mr.. Finn FrlFch, Mr.. j. =.
Jacobsen. Mr.. Edward Hansen, Mr.. X.
Olsen, Mr.. n. u. Nelson and Mr.. A. II.
Soelberg.
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elaborate anucAeOa las served by The
ladies' On the return trip the parts visited
Roaring camp. between Madison sad Ms
drona. and sersnaded the campers. The
following persons composed the boating
party: Miss Marble, Mss Foote. Mss
Hough. Miss yzn TasseI. Mr.. and Irx. VI.
NJ Grout. NJ. and Mrs. Frederic L Feb
ren. Mr.. Lindsay. Mr.. W 5 Morley. Mr..
j. C. Urich. Mr.. T. w. sexton and Mr..
William J. GERMAN.
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A Trip ON the Launch Examiner.

A sailing party on the launch Examiner
last Friday enjoyed n run to Brighton
beach, Mercer island and Madrona park.
At the first stop a bonfire was enjoyed.
also lunch served by the ladies. The
guests were: Mrs z. i. Hickman, Mrs.
Cooke. Miss Edith Cooke. Miss Matthews.
Miss Sophie Beck. Miss Belle Graham, Mr.
George Myers, Mr.. Win Burke. Mr.. +. A.
Friend. Mr.. 4. +. Twichell, Mr.. Potter
Warren, Mr.. Bert Twichell-
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the best way 70 spend the ssmrneE days
The patriotism Of the party II manifested
~ the Stars and Stripes. which aoas from
forty -aye-ioos ras pole. Those ia camp
are: Mr.. and Mrs T. T. Lindersnish aud
family. Mr.. and Mrs. n. : Hncksns and
family. Mr.. +. d lie Gate. Mrs. N. q. lie
Gate and Miss Maade lie c ale.
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The Keipis Yachting Party Returns.

Mr.. Fred L. Sanders yacht Kelpie. with
her owner and family on board. besides
the families of Messss. J. b. Metcalfe,
Frank Boarman and Capt j. A. Hatfield,
returned last Friday from months cruise
on Hood canal and ON the Sound For a
time ali eamped about three miles below
Lilliwaup. The time was spent in hunt
ing aud fishing. One bear was killed, and
fish in abundance caught.
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Mrs. s.edman.. progressive Euehrs.

Mrs. l.. b. Stedman gave a progressive
euchre party last Friday evening in honor
of Mrs. Bowers. The decorations we're
neat, aud pleasant evening was spent by
the guests, who were: Mr. and Mrs. A. +.
MacCulsky. Mr. and Mrs. +. A. Strout,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Grant. Mrs. Bowers,
Miss Struve, Miss Emery. Miss Grant.
Miss Scoynn. MFR. B. Peliy, Mr.. G. IL.
Preston, Mr.. p. A. Fsulkenberg, Mr.. f. X.
Strive. Mr.. Josiah Collins and Mr.. ii. +.
MeserYe
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A Picnic a, Raysapa PARK.

A pleasant picnic was given in honor Of
Miss Carrie ellis, OF Port Dover, Ontario.
al Ravenna park last Thursday. Those
present were: Mrs. +. Durgin and Miss
nurgin, OF Tacoma; Mr.. and Mrs. T. T..
MCCOY. Mrs. Langridgc, Mr.. J. W. elise,
Mrs. :. r. Cllse. Mr.. aud Mrs. r. Z. Cover,
Miss Carrie ellis, Miss Ada Langridgs,
Miss Marguerite elise and Mr.. Francis
f13sa
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Mrs a II. Ruelle gave 3 sweet pea din
ner last Thursday evening in hoaor Of
Miss Wells The fragrant sweet peas were
arranged in many artistic shapes aud the
informal affair was enjoyed By al. The
guests present we're: Miss Wells, Miss
Compton. Miss RigEin. Miss Psrsoneus,
Miss Alison, Miss Corey and Miss Madge
Corev
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chaperoned by Mr.. Eiwood Hanford

ChapeToned by mr.. Eiwood Hanford.
Mr. EIwood Hanford chaperoned = sail
ing party on Lake Washington Friday
evening in the yacht May. A fair breeze.
cool weather and merry party formed
happy combinations for sn enjoyable even
ing, in shich the full moon contributed
her share. The guests under the protect
ing wings of Mr. Hauford were Miss Laura
Garfield, Miss Mcknight. Miss sidonia
Furth, Miss Hanford, Miss Graham, Mr..
c. Edwards, Mr.. d. Farnsworsh. Mr.. X.
Kelly. Mr.. Alexander Alison, Mr.. X Nc
fntyre.
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Last Mosdsy = Jolly party Of thirteen
iett Madison street SHAFT on the iaaBch
Examiner, going t. sand folnt. where a
deligatfuE evening was spent 4 cornbake
vas tho feature of the evening. A rear
ing e4mp ere vas maintained on the
beach. and unique methods Tssosfea % ~
tlze gentlemen ia baklsg tie corn. An
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The camping party st BryAnt's place
across Lake Union FOR three aays has
broken up aud returned home. The mem
bers we're: Mr.. GeoFgs IT, Mo0dhouse.
Mr. VI. l. Longuet Miss Robson, Mrs.
Carey. Miss Minnie Hughes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Franklin. Capt and Mira 0odding.
Miss Corinns Leland. Miss Chittenaen, Of
California and Mr. Rose.
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Mr.. Albert E. Bailey, formerly of Sc
attic, now of San Francisco. was married
TO Miss Alice Robinson. formerly OF Port
Townsend and now of Seattle, at the rec
tory OF ST. Marks church by Rev. ID. c.
Garrett, Thursday. August i6. 1894
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SUNDAY school rieaie on the Lake.

The Renton Sunday school, numbering
forty-three members. under the care OF Mr..
and Mrs Bogert. had picaic last wednes-
day on Lake Washington. taking the
steamer 30 Leschi park. from which many
walked over 10 Madrona, and between the
two places the young folks enjoyed q
pleasant day on land and water.
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A party Of seAitlsltes took up their
lake last Tuesday morning. AL are hav-
fug = Jolly good tine an4 declare that in
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Screams and Merriment at the
Interstate Fair.
MIS-. sEymouR.s RECEPTION.
Tennis Tournaments Opened "Wednesday
surprise Party for Mr.. and MRS.
6unt-yeraadA Gossip.

TACOMA, Aug. iS.--lSpsciai. ~ Almost all
the interest during the past week has been
conferred on the Interstate fair aad tho
open tennls Tournaments OF the Mems
Tennis CLUE. both Of which events opened
on Wednesday Of this week.
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At the residence of the officiating clergy
man, John +. Damon, sl0 Fifth street, Se-
attic, Thursday morning. August Is. ls9i,
Mr.. Harry J. Mohler was married to Miss
Mabel A. Leighton, both os this city.
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Mrs. Henry Yandeu gave very select
luncheon last Wednesday in honor OF Mrs.
Elizabeth NJ Bailey. Her guests we're
Mrs. Elizabeth N. Bailey. Mrs. Frederick
:. lie Wolfs. Mrs. Ford. ars. ". III. LAM
huh and Mss ianAell
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kassali and Mics Johnston Among those
present were: Miss Louisa LsMsre and
Mrs- fhoEn2z. Of 81 Paul: Miss Wheeler.
% oakland. Cal; Miss Chandler. Of wash
ingfou CItys Mr. aad Mrs. J. W. Hnghes.
NJ and Mrs. A. z Pinkney. Mr. Sarah
Russell, Mrs. EFans, Mrs. Brooks, Mrs.
Iflanan. Miss Qafnn, Miss GiImere, Miss
Alien. Miss Alice Ward. Miss Minnie
ard Miss Marehell, Miss Nellie Russell.
Miss Noble. Miss Margaret Crane. Miss
crane. Miss Lille Crane. Miss Marion.
Mr. haavilIs Booth. Mr.. Braddock. Mr..
X r Lee Hill, Mr.. Michael, Mr.. Paui
Hothrook. Mr.. AiciatoFe, Mr.. Josh Green.
Mr.. Allair. Mr.. George Russell. Ar. May
denbauer, Mr.. Williams. Mr.. Johnnie
Jackson. Mr.. Win Harker, Mr.. Evans.
Mr. Jsnney, Mr.. A H2rker and many
others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Sherwood. Mrs. g.
w Green. OF Woodland. Cal. and Miss
May Jennings. who have been camping At
n akaiuFu poin.. on Wildly island, re-
turned 10 Seattle Saturday after a very
pleasant tao week. outing Their camp
site afforded rare opportunities for hunting.
fishing, boating and bathing. al Of which
were enjoyed with relish by the party.
on Wednesday, the sth. Mr.. and Mrs. J.
W. Sherwood gave an excursion 10 Camano
island. The occupants of Camp Idle
Wild we're thIr guests. A very pleasant
evening vas spent in camp ~ the
Island. and next day the party, after
visiting the lumber camps and pick
ing Fifteen gallons OF blackberries,
returned well satisfied with their trip. A
very pleasant feature of Camp Idlewild"
was the abundance of cream, buttermiik
and fruit. beside many other farm luxu-
Fies. kindly bestowed on its occupants by
J. X. Sherwood and family. of snakaium.
The following guests were AZ Mrs J. r.
Sherwood's supper Friday. given in honor
OF Camp Ijiswiid": Mr.. and Mrs J. W.
Sherwood, Mrs. DR. White, of coupevIlie;
Mrs. @. w. Greene. Mrs. A. e. Ward. Miss
May Jennings, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Sher-
wood, Mr.. Howard McRae, of Seattle. The
party returned via Everett. visiting the
barge works and other principal industries
OF that thriving city.
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successful surprise party was given
Mr.. Joseph Parker by few Of his many
friends as his home as Edgesater last
"Wednesday evening Music. games and
an appetisins lunch made uP pleasant
evening. Aaoag those present were;
Mrs IA. ". Barr, Mia Parker, Miss Anna
Csauts Mss Emily BoOih, Miss Peck, Miss
t,rahan. Mss Alice Cooth. Miss Pearl
,r.,ner Miss Edith Graham, Miss Alice
yaang Miss Lille Parker. Mr.. Charles
vonns Mr.. David see, Mr.. WAi Herbert,
Mr.. Henry SPsar. Mr.. VIII sehAesei, Mr..
Thomas Loagh. Master Joe Barr and Mr..
Parker.
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Last Monday Henry Cooley. of Victoria.
and Mary Hoskins. of Houghton. Mich,
were married by Justice Humphrey at his
office in the Seattle National Bank build
ing.
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Gartner-Chriest.

Arthur Gartner and Louise Chriest. both
of Gilman. we're yesterday married by JUS
tice Humphrey.
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CONCERT a chan,auau..

A concert and moving tahleaux was
given By TIE '-Spooks and Spinsters" Of
ChaufanQua last evening IN the pavilion.
the platform being dressed and decorated
in charming styIe. The programme was
as follows:
soi0-AThe Aissiefos Bouxhn Mrs.. c. II. Lugrin
wiEa F1oTing tabge4nx
Vocal duet. ... Prof. III J C0ziae, Miss Miller
Keel tzfto1s ..-.@.-...... Miss Alice yenae1gs
Daef-ss here Are You uosng. Ny Pretty
Maid - Miss SeAiie L9gTis5, Mr.. Tnoraberry
Recitation --..-.........M Hiss Helen shaw
Trio with victim ontIsatA -..-..--..-.-..-.-
Misses Gertrude, Nan. Nellie Lagrin.
Guitar 5000 uscksfeg1 -. Mss Nellie Lngrin
The Musical Dwarf. -.-.....-.........-.
IL was an enthusiastic audience and all
Of the actors were greeted with great aD-
plause.