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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

ssrau Gna unttportete .nihts, tie
atbmsts I9iper unb prebte bas Sa@
f9entu9 ppr bas @efidbt.
,2uB uns gsben," fliifterte fie bds
itiQ, uanir lit tlieht tpobl. Oie 9ibe I'M
2otal, - i1 tpeiB niat -,
Ser bsfprste 9atte mar bereits dufs
eefprungen, unb in Stpei Minuten be-
fanb ii1 bas g9epaar auf benz 5sim@
ipeae. glls Der Dirsftor untpeit bes
Slides poriiber59ritt, mo Der 2ieute@
nant BON Mares. I'm behsn 2ippen etn
hDbft berleesnss 2d9eln audte, nit
ieinsr 70 ipoblfeil getponnenen Ieqnis
fition fab, feufate er tief auf - bisier
Mnblid foitste linn runbe 600 Wearf.
Gr BOT feiner Jrau ben arm uno
fiibrte lie ins syreie. --
Qlls Grau Gaa cine Stunbs fpdter
CUR Rubs ging, aog iis Die foupertirte
Qlntiport bon porbin aus ibrer Suf9e
unb asrriB ben Brief in lauter flsins
Stiide.
Ser 8etpeis ber>l1ni9ulb ibres 9e1
mabls, Der ibr 70 BON ungefd6r getporz
ben mar. lieB an Oeutli4feit ni9ts gu
ipiinf6en iibrig, Der @emdbl tpar rebd7
bilitirt unb Der lieutenant bon Wfares
mar erfannt.
limb bas mar INN 10 psinli9er, als
er unb Der &abalier, Der i6r borgeitern
in bier eng gsi9riebenen @eiten feline
2iebe erflGrt bate, an elmer beOdu~
ernslpertben Sbentitdt litten.
sSrau Gna lD16te bas 2ibt, idnt
serfniri1t in bic &then unb gelobte
fi6, bic MlGnner au bahen. = Nber
Der @9tpur elmer i9na4en Srdu tit
hinfGaig! -
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
Gin eeI,snsene 8eweis
Bon y. sInDl.

syraft Gla, bic @dttin bss Dtreffor
6olnt, fab in fbrem 8oubpir unb las
aufmerffam einen Brief tpelhen ibr
bic .3ofe Dor tpsnigen Winuten iiberz
brddt bate. Wdbrenb Der Geftiirs
ftiea cine leife MDtbe in Die Mangen
Der iungen fyrau. unD tire fleine 6anb
fubr gu tpiebsrboltea Wfalen na9 Der
'Stelle, mo, tpenn man ben Mnutolnen
@lauben f1sntsn barf, bas 9era fibt.
Diefsr Brief mar dber aud tbats
fdhlih baau bsltinmt, fie 9sbanfen
unb Gefiible elmer Grauenfeele reboltiz
rem au lafen unb bon @ranb aus aufs
auriibreft.
Der aapalier, ben 5rau 9olm dnf
benz leBten @ub5criptionsban fennen
aelernt bate, unb Der, mil ibrem Sat-
ten 19pn BON friiber bsr befannt, felt
bielsm Mbenb bdufig bas elsgante, in
Der potsbamer Strabs belegsne 9dus
bes Oirsftprs bs1u9te, Der Rabalier,
Der, Dem rngeitiimen, Observation-Disclosures
3uge fsirer MGnnsrnatur folgenb. 10
oft es rur angling, bur6 8lide unb sez
fnidte, aeiitpolle Manbungen in Der
aonpsrfation CUR Gsniige anSubeuten
ipuBte, pel9es 5euer Die rsiaenbe
6ausfrau in i1n ent3iinbet bate, Der
ndmlide Robalier f9rieb heute elm
buftsnbss @risf9tn, tporin er in bier
ena geI9riebenen 5siten @lles, tpas
fein ssnneres beipsste, ale feline 9offs
nungen unb Miinf9s Dem papier an
psrtraltte unb mm Mntlport bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

Sic Mlte unb balIse unb fiiBte ben
Burden einiae Male berb ab.
80 GaderaI" ffrie Girt fGarz
bernb. brehte fid ab unb ging boran.
gBie Elm SrGamsnber .foIste 9artl
fr1ach.
So burhfAritten Die 8eiben ben
SoF, bann ainaen iie hinter ben
@tabl, bort itiea 6artl iiber einen
3aun iinb fina on 3u loufen, iiber Biz
Bride. duf Der unberen Seite ben
8era hinan nnb Girt INNER bintens
brein. Mm fpdten 9lbenb famen Die
3pei heim unb fhli6en ii4 ftiG in
ihre Rammer. @irt fdnardte fc1on
pieber; ba, trad. flos Elm Saub, bon
Sartl aefAleubert, an bic Manb.
.S0immel unb 60n'," fuhr Sirt
bonn Sdlafe auf. ntpas 10 9 benn
fAon tpieber9"
,@eb, buanaart a biTele nit mir,
fiirht' mi! 9 tramt mir aletpeil
BON Der WieIenbOferin," iagte 9artl
fldQltch. -
Ginias Sage nahber fam Elm BUR-
fthe iiber's Sod unb braAte nnieren
beiben 0elben foleenbe Ra9ri9t:
PIN fhSnen Grus bon Der Wieien=
boferin unb iie laTch Die &urabauernz
glnna reht f9Dn griiben, aber penn
fie tpieber a mal an Better gu Derz
fupplsn bdtt',- 10 mD9t' iie Gin
fhiGen. ber's ben Qeutnen anfennt,
iper 9Gurin unb tper Die olte 9ausz
nahterin Is. Solhene Sod, bD fi9
10 binter's 2tdt fiibr'n laf'n, tdug'n
nit als 8au'rn auf an re9tl9aff'nen
6of."
2anae itanben Der @irt unb Der
6artl am 3aun nnb bahten iiber Die
8otidaft nah. gnbli9 fagte Sirt:
Die Mnbere, be bor Der Sbiir g.
feff'n is unb be alsbann na9 Der
8otiddft Die 8durin fsin tbdt, bat
eans re6t a'babt nit benz, mas 3
mir a'faat hat."
.Was hats benn s'iagta~
.Ou hdtteit an &umerab'n, Der leuf
Dir rc6 tpie q gi'l!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
G1nnrpe t,mo Gneffelsneier tm bee
9efsitie.

Stanuppe: Gag NAL, AuaKelmeiar.
is benn bet tpirflin pabr, bet Ou III
glmerifa ietpeIen biIt2 Sd bab' ge=
bort, 0u bi1t MID peiter als bis 9ams
bura iefommen.
AuaTelmeier: Guatf9, Jag i9 Dir.
S9nuppe. Sd fon MID in Mmertfa
jetpeIen iinb2 Sd fann bas idnse Nme-
rita I'M urtb ausfpenDig.
SGnuppe: Na, bate benn oob Die
flieaenben Slide mff'm Meer isIebena
Quaielmeier: Mo tper6 id benn
MID! Nber bet LAB Dir MIDI peiB
MAIDEN, bet bic Sorts Slide Sliisel
baberl nee, bic Slider baden Jon
3uftballon, ba binben Ie bic Slide an
unb ldiIe1, fe fliegen.
@6nuppe! Wie is bsnn bet nit bet
Meeresleu1ten2
3uaKelmeisr: 8le9 is't, S9nuppe.
Dis pafIagiere iteben uffm S6iff unb
fteden ssSlimmftengel an. Oct iiebt
benn fo'n WiberIhetn mt Waher, bet
nennen 5e Meerssleu9ten.
S6nuppe: Warite benn oo9 BEL bic
Mormonen9
AuafIelmeier: Natiirlinemans.
S9nappe: Det muB aber etlib fs;n
mil bic biel Weiber.
AuaHelmeier: @arni9! Sebe mai.
frieaft Du bon eene MIDI ben 6aiiss
f9liiiel, friegft ibn bon Der anDern.
Sbnuppe: 9aft Dn ooa nal In bic
Maaarafdlle gebabet9
QuaKelmeier: unb ob!
Shnuppe: Sea, ba betreff id Dir uff
me jana ienreine llfffdneiberei. bic Ria.
aardfdlle finb ia garni9 in Nnertfn.
bic fnb ia Bel ShaffbauIen!
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

Sic sfng biat an ben @srfaufstifd
unb fagte na9ldifis: nMan bate mir
bon bier aus bsute @orinittag ein9Ous
quett 5ugeI1idt, absr auf Der 8ifitens
farte 1intsn eine fall9e Mbraile be-
merit. OisIe Rarts bier" Srau 9olm
Dffnete ibr SaI9enbuh, lift fir bic
Irisbri1frabe go. 1O5 beitimmt unb
ih fpobne potsbamsr StraBe. 9ofs
fsntliA bat Der 6err, Der Die beiben
9ouquetts bsitellte, bur4 Die 8srs
tpeGfslung Der beibsn 4orefien feline
llnannebmli9feiter21
Die biplomatiidt Satin bes Dis
reftors iab eripartunssDpll in buS Gez
fiht Der 8srfduferfn. DisIslbe unter=
briidts gsf6idt Elm 2d6eln unb ertpis
berte:
nssn ber S9at. bier lisgt sin SIRE
tbilm Dor. Serr Direttor 0ofm be-
5tsIlte Gin @ouqnett fir Die potsbamsr
GtraBs, 1. Gtage, unb CAB feline Btz
fitenfarte nit. Gtpas fpGtsr be-
itellte Elm aabersr Gsrr Elm WtiI1ens
Bouquet fir bic 5riebriAitrabe 30.
los, unb lisb ebsnfuGS feline aarfe
bier. N3ie idb 3u meinsm 8ebauern
fsbe. fnb bic MDbnunsen berpsdfelt,
inbsB bic Bouquets obne 3iDsifel ridz
tia beftellt iporben. @ie, i1sine @nGs
biae, babsn bic SAnsegl0dHen betDrss
men21
.ssya ipobl," ertnibsrts Mabams, It'd
bants Shnsn, nsiu Rinb, ih bin 5a.
frisbsRgsifelt!"
@amit aing lie unO italus osp Mss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

GttpdS fpdtsr trat er in etrte NIT 8e1
f6nlaG unb pielen bubi6en 5rauenz
fDpfen beforirte SunggeiensnBobz
nung. 0ier ipobnte Der felt einem
sSabr inaftibe lieutenant b. Mares,
nit bem Der Oireftpr tpeniger dls ins
tim uno nlebr als oberfld9lih bers
febrte.
6err b. Mares itanb i'm Stenfts
elmer 8erlibsrungs= =@eieGi9aft, Ders
febrts in Der bsiten Gsfeal9aft, tpubte
iebr gut 81 re9nen unb mar gelegent@
Iin tleinen NsbenDerbieaften nicbt abz
Iolb.
.Gdgen gle, after Sreunb," bsgann
Der Direftor, rn,6hten Sic mir an
einem ber nG9Itsn @benbe etnsn eroz
BEN Gefausn tbung"
.9eatiirlid," nidte Der lieutenant,
inbem er an cine feline Summe ba9te,
tps1ds ct feinsm 8siu9 nod i9uloig
tpdr.
.@s banbslt fi9 nm eine Wstte, bez
rem @inBlnbeiten Sic mir erlaiien
tpollsn," fubr Der DirettOr fort. nMiir=
ben Sic, {agen mir einnlal mprssn
Mbenb, nit 6rdulein &ofa 9. Bel -. !.
erfdeinsn unb ein tleines @oaper ein=
nebmen9"
Ser 2ieutsnant fprang auf.
nMit Der 8alletteuie2"
nWtt beriel6en!"
,ssSa, aber ertldren @ie MR."
rOarf i9 leiber niht," fagte 9err
6olm ld6slnb. sd min Sic nod
bsute Der Dame boritsGen unb bic Roz
ften bes Mbenbs tragen. @eniist S9z
nan bas9"
ct entna6m 5sinem portsfeuille
feds ginbunbertMarffd tpel9e
er benz Qieutenant Diniiber 5dpb. Na4
Nsrlauf ipsrtiger Minuten mar Der ge>
fhdftlidbe She'll bie1er Sadie aur 3u@
frisben9sit beiber parteien erlebigt. -
2fm folsenben Wormittase frugte
Der DIRECTOR feline @atttn. Ob fis 2uit
bdtte, beuts nit ibm Su foupiren. Mas
bame ipilligte Elm.
sic mar felt 3ipei Sassn Der Spiel
ban perf9iebeniter @ebanfen unb @mz
pfinburgen gstpeien nnb boffte bon
bieisr fleinen Grbolung auberbalb bss
0auies bisl fir ibrengemiitbsauitanb
Qlls tie segsn Nbenb Soilette gemadt
bate, mari iie einen Bid auf ben Raz
ften, in ipel9em bic Mnttport auf bus
@nrsiben zines getDiiIen aabalisrs
rubte,fie mubte fih entT9eiben, bic 3eit
brdnate.
5ie trat bi9t hsran, fdloB nuf unb
ftedte ben Brief in ibre gafhe, nod
beute follte ct befDrbert tperben.
Gs mar gegeri bic 5ebnte Mbenbs
itunbs, als Der Direftor 9olm nit feis
nsr syrau bebagli4 I'M Meltaurant fab
unb bic MntpsIenben nulttrtg.
pl0bLitb riidte sr ipis eleftrifirt auf
fsinem @tubl DDrtpdrts, bic Gbiir
hatte 5ih gsDffnet unb lieutenant b.
| Mares trat Elm, neben Inn cine uuffal-
lenb getlsibete Dame, an beren 8ruii
Elm allsrliebtes @eildenitrdnBden
prdngte.
.Da bdbsn mir ben 1eipeis, uni
| afpar einsn b5hft gelungsnen 9sipsis
! saIfs Dli nod an Deinem Munn 3ipsi,
| FIN iDllis5t, raltnte ber Dirsftol
| iyrau G!la all, inbeul Il iis anf bic io'
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
untsr Bari gu iinten, ols Gna bic

unter Bari su iinten. als Gno bic
Rdrte llmipdnbte.
Grit las Iie pDllfNnmen perifdnbs
niBlos, mas bort gefdrisben ftanb:
ssriebrinitraBe go. los, bann dber
bIibts Elm @sbanfe burh ibren Ropf,
Der ibrem 3ntrausn 5u Der Eugenb bes
Directors tpenig Gbre rnd4te.
sic risf bic 3ofe unb lieB fhleus
niaft Elm Mbrebbnsh berbsif1affen.
9ls bdifelbs gebradt tuurbe, fudte iie
duf, ipsr GriebrihftraBe 9lD. 105
tpobnte unb fanb be,, Nanen bes SRI.
Gofa O., Mitslisb Des Corps be Balz
let bort dngegeben, berfelben Dame,
tpslhe ibr 9err '9olm i'm Winter einz
NAL auf Der gtouiauiniel geaeigt
bate.
ssrau Glru laate aornig unb f1leus
berte bas Bouquett our @rpe. Damn
aing fie an ibren S6reibttf9 unb
fbrieb einen fnraen 8risf, ipslhen iie
porldufig iorsfdltig einfdloB.
Niht fange barauf fam Der Otretz
tor beim.
@liidlih, feline Grau in bantbarer
@timnhng at treffen, mar er Die
Srsppe binaufseeilt nnb jeBt ftanb er
bpr i1r.
.9srrdtber," risf fis ibn, entse9en
unb belt ibm bic Garte nit Der ihtper
arabirsnbsn Mbreifs bin, rDu biit
bur9f6uut. @s tit atpar biisf1 bon
Dir, baB Ou in Dem Mugenblid, ND
Du fir Define Maitrefe Elm 8ouquett
bsftellft, aud Osiner arau Elm ebenfolz
dss aubenfft, aber 0u bdtteit porfi4@
tiger fein follen, msin Sreunb, unb
niht bulben, baB man bic Wobnungsz
uneabsn bertpe9felts!"
Ser @emabl fat ftarr auf Die fleine
Rarte. Ote iunge Dame i'm 8lumenz
osfchdft bate offenbar in Der Gile bic
beibenNbreHen nertaui4t nnb auf biez
ienise 8iiitsnfarte, pslhe fir bos
Bouquet Ieinsr syrau beftimmt par,
bic Wobnuns bes Srdulein Nofa ..
rsrn1srtt. SEPT gait es rubis Slut nnb
cine sbsrns Stirn.
vaber, beites &inb," risf Serr 9olm
NIT einem isbr natiirli9en bsr5li9sn
2aGen, rtpie fannit Su 10 fAtpar5
ieben9 SD perfi9sre Dir, baB ih 5uz
nd9ft gar r1i9t bert 1tebe, mas Ou fagit.
Mer tpoDnt benn etgentlicb Srieorids
itrabe go. 1852"
ssrdu GGa blidte i5ren Gatten talt
an.
rsyrGu1ein aofa 3. tpO9nt bort, id
n,eins, Su fennft iis!"
,Natiiriib femme iGb fts, tpie man
Oisfen unb Semen fsnnt, aber i'd
f1tpDre Dir, baB iie mir slei4giltig
lit, Dab t9 MIR elm Bouquet fir Did
in benz 8lumengei1dft bi9t am 2etps
aiqsr plaB befelt babe unO baB ib
abiolut ni9t tpeiB, pie bieie frembe
4breife auf meine @iiitenfarte
fpmmtl" -
Mabams fagte nt6ts ms9r, aber fie
bef6loB, Der Sa9e auf ben 9runo gu
nebsn. Ser Oireftor iagte aud niAts
mebr, tpie es benz gefrdnftsn Gbrsez
fubl seaient, aber er bsi9lob, feincr
sSrau supprSufonmen.
&urs na9 Slid ging 9err Solm
tYie getpDbnlicb auPs Bureau. Gr
maGts einen bebeutenben untneg unD
tfat in bas 8lumenseI9dft, tpo er be-
reits seitsrn setpeIen mar.
0ier bate er nit Der 8erfduFertn
cine ldngsrs l1nterrsbung, on beren
@2luB bic iunse Dame bsrfprac9,
@Ges su t6un, tDas in ibren .Srdften
ftanb, unb 9err 9otnl ein 3pan5ig@
marfitId in lire 9anb gleitsn lieb.
gto@ mar feline @tunos Derfloiien.
als bic MubentbIr bes @ef9dfts ii9
Dffnsts nnb Grau 0ireftor in Den 2a=
Den trat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07
Cans statartiN.

o.:
Rennen sic ben Hentier Rrauie,
Der briiben tpobnt in ienem 9aufe2
g.:
GetpiB, idb fenn' ihn san5 senau,
Sbn. fetne ainber unb bic syrau:
81:
MiHen sic aud, 5srr Ramerab,
Wesbalb Der 9aape bat?
g.:
Nein Ramera6: g 1T mir egaf,
Sb ct bebaort lit ober fail.
st.:
Der Grunb, Der lit bod foifnenflur:
Die Neser buben sc runfes" 9adr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-03-07

Sr1HIi9. Reifenber Tim
Woritabtz9otsD: nMber, ReIlner. bas
Mafer in benz @lafe iiebt ia guna
fhmubig aus. mer foII benn bos
trinfen!1 ReIlDer: r9aben's feine
MnqIt, @uer @ndben. Das WaiIer
fomrlt frilh bom Driinnle. 9lur bus
Glas lit d bishe f9nlusig.
sym Gifer. Chef: .nerr
@hmibt id5 Bin nit Sbneu ols Mei,
fenbtn nidt 5ufrieDsn. sic asa4ea
pisI Gpsfsu. iDeriJ @efhafss agab trims
len tdsliH babel 3ebn Glnl6n Mein.
sic miRtu snti9iehtn bel Insbr Itiz
ten.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-11
state rn,.er.itr Notes,

The second chapel Grafton of the senior
class was delivered last Monday BY Miss
Z len y. Hubbard. who took a. her theme;
The Women Of Homers Had
Next Wednesday afternoon the pupils Of
the Conservatory OF Music will give "A
Mozart recital in chapel under the difec-
ton Of Miss Julia Gfiamberiin.
The military department has been pay
Ing special attention 20 battalion formation
Of late. and the two companies are attain
ing degree of proficiency in this difficult
alignment that Is very encouraging 10 the
officers and a source Of considerable pride
TO the cadets generally
Friday afternoon Il. d. Nichols. OF the
football team, sent his resignation as cap
tain 10 The Athletic Association. Is VAS
accepted and the association Immed iatelY
elected Martin Hsrrais captain. The team
has no coach and nothing definite has yet
been determined upon as 10 games for the
remainder OF the season.
The Norma. Society devoted its last se.-
sion 10 & discussion of rules OF order and
general exercises In parliamentary usaees.
H. G.. Ellis and Miss Rose karr have been
chosen zs orator aud essayisl. respectively
To represent tbs society in any contests
that may be arranged sith the other liter
arv societies Of the school.
la the PhilomatheAn Society last Thurs
day the follosiag programme ass rem
deFe4 Vocal music. Fhii0mAthssn guar
leifs, character sketch. Mss Amss, reci-
tAtion, Mss Inez Taylor. instrumental
SOLO. Miss Horton, thres-rainuge speeches.
J. Singermsn. +. III. Ladies and Crosby
keeues sxtemporkne0us DEBATE, ." he
sslued. That foreign Immigration should
be prohibited = AflFmAtiy@. J. T.. Corbets
anf A. q. Iiili; negative, = Il. Burrows
and " f. Setback. The programme xas
fairy carried oat. ana srrau grmeuts ssge
thea made ia regard 90 the ofatoriral COO
test which Is 30 take pace ia the chapel
ne1t FRIDAY night This contest i Be-
tween the members 81 the society. Is ss
the firss bee Tor several years in tie uas-
ssFsify, aud the Outcome IS looked faxs ard
10 uifa considerable interest. a. IL wiA de-
fsYsniEe 81 10 vii be the society's contest
snt in the coming inteF-soesety contest.
Eight entries have been made, and the So
Getty sill attempt TO procure FsrFessnsA-
tass speakers cs S<2Gsas 10 act ~ la6sss.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-11-11

Mrs. Lee De yries will spend the winter
in California
Mystic Jewel Club will give social and
hon az Pettis' hall Tuesday, Sovember 20.
The Agavns Club will give dancing
party thanksgiving evening ia PTosch's
hall.
The ghododendron Club will give
social az Proseh's hall next Wednesday
evening.
The Green Lake Sunday school will give
a clam social a. Temperance nall next FRI
day evening.
Mrs ". A. shannon and her tao sons
all leave shortly for santa Barbara. Cal.
for the winter.
The st. Clements Guild will meet With
Mra T. :. Winchell. ? S06 Jackson street.
tomorrox afternoon
Mr. Archie Leonard. Of Hoytsville. Pa
Who has been visiting fFiends IN Fremont,
viii shortly retara home Fis Calliornia.
The ladies' Of tie FIRST PresbyieriAn
church viii hold Christmas market on
November = aad - sbs church parioFs.
Mrs. If. r. Whitney has in course Of
prepar.tlon = linen sale for 81 MARKS
church circle. - - gsvsa early Ia Dscem-
ser.
Miss Furfh ana Miss Bnrnstt wall 20 10
Tacoma next Wednesday 10 attend 8 party
at che IniSn Cab aad wlll be guests Of
Mss UaTnalL
Mrs Erastas Bralnera Is actively en-
gagged IN conducting shs pgeiinlnaraes for
a. spsFeEta = hIeA wEli b@ gwen shs Il rat
seek "A December n Eankss hall under
the auspices Of the circles Of 81 Mar&'s
church. Eight OF nine persons ~ia take
para in the opeFssts. and ssssE The e1rEAla
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her parents 90 LeArY avenue. The even
ing Was PASSED Elth par!or games and
other social recTr2tions. with an infersnis 3
saon for refreshments. Those present
were. Miss Caroline Ne.son. Miss Lille
Nelson. Miss Maud Williams. Mss Eva
Wallace, Mss Elsie Wallace. Miss Clara
jacobson. Miss Hattie Faulkner, Miss Ger
tie Riley. Miss Iucilia Nelson, Miss YER
ME Crook, Mise Clara Smith.
The Chinook Reading Circle met last
Monday evening at the residence Of Mr..
snd Mrs Thomas Houston, on Ballard
avenue. An interesting article on Korea.
from the Fortins. was read. and the answers
70 the roll call by each one giving his
heroine created much amusement The
next meeting will be he'd at the residence
Of The Rev. r e. Hyland. on Preston
street. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Houston. Mira Dubell. Mrs. Nm.
NJ. curiiss. Mrs. Fred kieinsmsth. Miss
Leona Davis. Miss Z. NJ. Hyland, DR.. W.
Johnston, Mr.. Warren Lucas, Mr.. Rich
ards.
The members OF the Baptist church held
a pleasant social st the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Wares. on State street. last
Monday evening. Quotations written on
slips of paper were divided and then dis
tributed among the guests TO match.
Cookies and coffee were served and helped
with other social recreations 10 make the
evening a very pleasant one. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Wares,
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
". NJ. Curtiss, Mrs. A. Scott. Mira Mills.
Mrs BENJAMIN. Miss Emma Scott. Miss
Nettie Scott, the Misses Wares, Mr.. X t.
Hawiey, Mr. Merton Hawley. Mr.. Ford
ney.
One of the most enjoyable social events
of tue season for the young people was a
surprise party Thursday night at the res
idence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Morris. on
Fourth avenue, in honor of their daughter,
Miss Annie Morris. Games of all kinds,
with instrumental and vocal music on
the piano and guitar by Mr.. and
Mrs. Morris, with delicious re-
freshments. enabled the happy guests
TO pass delightful evening.
Those present were: Miss Mary Morris.
Miss Jennie French. Miss Oracle French.
Miss Maggie Beattie, Miss Katie kean,
Miss Lena kemoe, MissVernie Crook. Miss
Lilly Adsit, Miss Rose De Moss, Miss
Maud Hopkins, Miss Amanda Coleman,
Miss Margie Coffin, Miss Annie Holland,
Miss Annie Morris, Miss Fannie Maxwell,
Miss Rose Grover. Master omer Smith,
Master Fred Pells. Master Bert Chamber
lain, Master Eden Morris. Master Charles
kemoe, Master Horace French. Master
BERTHE Maxwell, Master Willie Maxwell.
Friday night the Columbia Cornet band
gave & successful masquerade ball in the
Odd Fellows hall. The attendance was
large, the music inspiring and the man
agement excellent. Supper was served at
IL O'Clock in the Western house.
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Society is much interested in the we'd
ding next week. at ST. Luke's church, of
Miss Helene Bailey to Mr.. w. II. Burweli.
Both are favorites in local society circles.
and Miss Bailey is especially popular as
one of the most clever of the many clever
Tacoma actresses. The cards are out, and
they are quite the prettiest OF the season.
They are Of the Tiffany style. One of the
interesting things chatted about In con-
nection with this wedding is the great
doubt that existed year or so ago as to
who would be the happy groom. One OF
two prominent young men who lived to-
gether was to be the winner, bat society
could not decide which. so, when the en-
gagement was finally announced. society,
in chorus, asked: (which will she marry 7"
Mr.. and Mr.. Burwell will go 90 housekeep-
ing in Demember. in the Will Rice house,
on North Sixth and streets.
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Mrs. nacLu.. card Party.

Mrs. NJ. +. Backus gave a charming
card party az her comfortable residence
last Friday evening. and for the occasion
the various rooms we're artlstically deco
rated with autumn leaves and branches
of leaves, the effect being picturesque.
The guests present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles shepard aud Mrs Moore, of Spo-
kane; Judge aud Mrs. Thomas Burke,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wing. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Strout. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. O. Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles ID. Stimson. Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Engle Mr.. and Mrs. 4. h.
Stewart. Gen. and Mrs. Gilbert 8 Aeem.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Kellogg. Mr.. and
Mrs II. 4. Noble. Mr.. and Mrs. George
". Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Gund.
Mr. C. J. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. ~. J. Car
keek, Mr. and Mrs. F. IL. osgood. Mr.. f.
II. AmmidoR, Mrs. Belle Il. Haines, Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen Z. Flynn. DIR. and Mrs.
Montgomery Russell. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. O.
Graves. Mr.. aud Mrs. Alexander MeEsan.
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Mrs. piIion,. Death.

The death of Mrs. c. III. Dillon. only
daughter of Hon. Bartlett Trip, now
minister Of the United States to Austria
Hungary, caused profound shock 90 her
many friends in Tacoma. Three months
ago Mr.. aud Mrs. Dillon removed 10
Yankton, 5. d.. and il was with great sur
prise and sorrow that the news OF her
sudden death from typhoid fever was re-
ceived here on Thursday. She was a
prominent member of the First ConRrega-
tionai church, and Was deeply interested
in literary work, being one OF the charter
members of the Wesika Club. Her unex~
pected death. at tie age OF - years. Is the
cause OF profound sorrow among her
numerous friends. and her husband and
father have the sincere sympathy of q
large circle OF acqua.ntances in this city
and state.
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keaxie presided a. the organ and Rev.
John +. Damon ofs3eiate3. The ceremony
was followed hy very nice supper. and
many were the presents received Among
those participating in the festivities were
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson l. White, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Hildebrsndt. Mr.. and Mrs. y.
keagle. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs y. schwehm, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Rich
ardson. Mr. and Mrs. William neitehler,
Mr.. and Airs II. Beck, Mr. and Mrs.
Brandt. Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Mcknight.
Mr.. and Mrs +. Beck, Mr.. ans Mrs. o.
Fritz. Miss Lille Hi.debrandE, Miss Lena
Brandt Miss Polly Brandt, Mss Della
Spray. Miss Ella Deischler. Miss Rosa
Beck. Miss Emma Beek. Master Alfred
White. Master Henry Deitchler. Mr.. and
MIRA Young viii be at home 10 their
friends at 1905 Sixth. corner Of Brook
street