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Mr. Aiyah Clover salmon. the we'll
knozn pianist. Will resume teaching this
week and sill be assisted here this season
By Mrs. salmon. whose artistic playing
has often been commented upon Ia these
columns. This plan will afford an oppor-
sunity for pupils in the lover grades 10
secars, al moderate cost. most thorough
training IN the principles governing Mr..
samons method OF instruction. the sue
cess Of Which nae long been established.
Students wishing 20 enter the fall term
are requested to cali ct the studio. room
rs Occidental building. On Wednesday
afternoon. 20 secure hours.
Circulars containing special information
regarding the course 81 study sent on APP
fsIieatsou
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One Of the newer organizations In this
city is that of n chapter OF the Daughters
OF the Revolution. It's aim is 10 further
the revival Of that inestimable virtue,
patriotism. Its charter members num-
Der thirteen. which number recalls the
thirteen colonies and tho war Of indie
pcndsnce in which war the ancestors OF
the members took an active part. Il II
Offered as follows; Mrs. q. w. ariggs,
regent; Mrs. Hugh G. Wallace, vice reg
ent; Mrs. 7. +. Hardepburgh. registrar:
Mrs. f. r. Jacobs. secretary: Mrs James
G. Harvey. treasurer; the other members
being Mrs.. Harrison u. Foster, Mrs. J. q.
Ssallcup, Mrs. =. s. sherman. Mrs. G. 4.
Hale. Mrs. Gribbie. Mrs. John i. Convey
and Miss Darnell.
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knirht. of rrthln. BAN.

Tie Knights Of Pythias gave an enjoys
Die bail Thursday evening in the Tacoma
theater. Col, Hayes and Mrs. ssnhr led
in tbs grand march. Dinner vas served
during the evening. The committees Ia
charge were as follows: General commit
tee. Capt Paul T. Walsh, Lieut.. ]. w.
Dick, Lieut.. r. J. Daley: reception com
mlttee. Capt. Paul +. Walsh. Lieut. r. j.
Daley. Capt Covert. Lieut.. j. w. Dick,
Cart. o. ]. IA. sWift. Lieut.. j. Johns,
Lieut.. Jersey, floor committee, Maj. 7.
r. Maddux. director; Mr.. r o. Fulmer.
Mr.. ]. g. +. Johnson. Lieut.. Il. j. Daley,
Mr.. w. ii. Harris, Mr. w. u. hammond.
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Mrs. George blanchard entertained .
number OF friends IN parlor y at tho Ta-
coma on Tuesday evening. They passed q
delightful evening playing cinque. Ths
prlzes were won by Mrs. A. X. Hiscock.
Miss Sargent, Frank Clark and Jack
Sargent. The following were invited:
MIR. and Mrs. j. u. Best. Mr.. and Mrs.
Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. III. q. Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. A. X. Hiscock. SIR. aud
Mrs. w. A. Rice, Miss Beckwith. Miss
Kershaw, Miss Griggs, Miss Munson. Miaa
Bennett. Miss Walker. Miss Paddock.
Miss Sargent, Mr.. Hicks. SIR. Eaos. Mr..
Hayes, Mr. Sargent, Mr.. iIosmsr. Mr..
clark, Mr. Herbert driggs aud Mr.. Frank
Caldwell
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Despite the smoke and fog and the gen.
eral unirienallReSs of the atmosphere, Ia
coma's four hundred turned cut en- massa
IN response To Mrs. Maurice DuPont's
invitation 10 tea on Wednesday afternoon
from 10 :. The house. enc Of the most
cheerful sud commodieas homes IN tho
city, was protasely aud tastefally bedeckei
with flowers. mainly sweet peas, asters
and roses. OF the latter more than 1900
were used. The drawing room was liter
ally clothed with gorgeous La France
roses and clematis The library was
highly ornate with red dahlias and tho
beautiful foliage and red berries Of the
mountain ash tree. which is now at its
utmost perfection. From the chandelier
in the dining room four gsFiands, COM
posed of smilax and sweet peas, wera
hung reaching TO the four corners Of the
table beneath, the eonterpieee OF which
was also of sweet peas aud maiden-hair
ferns. In gowns Of white and delicate
punk. matching the flowers on this table,
Mrs. Arthur Bridgman served ices. and
Mrs. George f. Mouiton poured tea.
TheY were assisted in serving By Mes-
DANES William Frazer Bridges, J. b. Best.
G, A. Snowden, ]. I. Sheeh and Franklin
n. Lane In tue library Mrs. r. :. Sher-
man and Mrs. William Bowen dis
pensed delicious punch. 10 was said 10
he the most perfect punch served
80 any reception this summer. Mrs.
Dupont, who wore an elegant Worth
gown, was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Lee. sister of Mr.. DUPONT, and Mrs. Riggs.
both of Washington City. Among thu
guests we're noticed; Mrs. I. L. Stiles,
Mrs. William Doolittle. Mrs. George Tur-
ner, Mrs. Frank Allyn, Mrs. Frank Clark,
Mrs. Galusha Parsons. Mrs. @. II. Deiprat.
Mrs. j. NJ. Keen. Mrs. j. II. Best, Mrs.
William Frazer. Mrs. w. o. Hayden. Mrs.
c. A. Snowden, Mrs. T. D. Powell. Mrs. q.
w pelamatre. Mrs. Ralph Metcalf. Mrs.
George Boardman. Mrs. Frank Cardin.
Mrs. c. r. Gear, Mrs. A. Il. Mechanic, Mrs.
waughop. Mrs. Lowrie. Mrs. l.. K. Chris
tie. Mrs. q. G.. Chandler, Mrs. A. c.
Mason. Mrs. NJ. G. Hayden. Mrs. Hugh G.
Wallace. Mrs. l.. W. Roys. Mrs. c. D.
Roys, Mrs. Maynard +. Tytler, Mrs. Tyt-
Ter. Mrs. III. L. Achilles. Mrs. George T.
Moalton. Mrs. G. w. Morrill,, Mrs. L. Y.
Gault. Mrs. Otis sprague. Mrs. II. G. Bass,
Mrs. II. G. Potter. Mrs. 4. M. Hunt. Mrs.
c. ]. Kershaw, Mrs. l.. Il. Wallace. Mrs.
c. W. Griggs. Mrs. q. G. Wagner, Mrs. II.
S. Hun, Mrs. l.. Is. lockwood. Mrs. W. A.
worden. Mrs 5. T.. Sears. Miss Woodruff
Miss Kcrshaw, Miss Mcdonald, Miss
Flora Mcdonald, Miss Stiles. Miss Beck
worth, Miss GrEggs, MISS Darneil. Miss
Sargent, Miss Woodin. Miss Holt. Miss
Gertrude Holt, Miss Seymour. Miss Rowe,
Miss Bennett. Miss Mnnson, MISS Durgin,
Miss VonKrocsci. Miss Weber, Mas Wal
lace and many others.
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WEDDINGS.
Bresee-Burg.

Mr.. John III. Bresee and Miss Theresa
Burg. both of this city. were united in
marriage az the cosy home prepared for
their joint occupation. TOO Seventh street,
on Thursday evening, August 80 ls9i.
Rev. John +. Damon officiating Mr..
Albert Burg. the brides brother, served as
groomsman, and Miss Grace A. Robinson,
of Mount Vernon, as bridesmaid. An
elegant lnncn followed the congratula-
tions. Among those preset were: Mrs. 5.
]. Bresee. mather of the happy groom +;
Mr.. and Mrs ]. II. Kirk, Miss Erbine
Cole. Mr.. Charles Thuerwachter. Mr.. John
Pooley, Master Walter Kirk.
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The Tacornans at Long Branch gave
pleasant little dance Saturday evening.
Among those present wsre: Mrs. Frank
sharpe. Mrs. r. H. Case. Miss Name
Thompson. Of North YAKIMA; Miss DeIs-
mater, Miss Hayden. Miss Seymour. Miss
ssckens. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Esdman. Miss
Woodruff. Mr.. r. A. Case. MF. w. Ill.
Woodruff, jr., Mr. A. O. Prlehard. Mr.. A.
Y. Hayden. Mr. 5. d. Bridges, Mr.. Stern
berg. Mr.. Adams. Mr.. Reese. Mr.. Henry
Hugwins, Mr.. spsrry. OF North Yakima
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Little Grace Denny gave very pleasant
party last Friday afternoon al the houae Of
her parents on seBsca street Miss Grace
vas assisted IN entertaining her friends by
her mana. Mrs a. " Denny. Miss Carrie
Denny and Mss ioue Cutler. Music
games and dainty !aueh made TIE little
ones very happy Cor the astsrnooa. The
guests Ssre. Eath neany. Carrie Denny.
lone caller, Margaret Boyd. E-izabesh
BFSinsra. Mary besle Brasasrd. Adine
cole. LellA Prise. Catherine TYLER. Bessie
Dosage. Margaret Bar~eil, Gertrude Bar
vel. Aadis Pasnaey, Mamie PhiHaey and
Arthur 4. Neuny. jr.
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Mrs. T. y. Rivers gave pleasant picnic
party last Monday IN honor OF her brother,
Mr.. A. Grans shears. The steamer The
Guy conveyed the merry guests 10 East
Seattle. where delightful day was spent
Those present we're: Judge and Mrs. C.
II Il vers. Mr. ard Mrs. a L. shears. Mr.
aud Mrs. III. u. Wheeler. Mr. and Mrs r.
II. Whee.eF. Mrs Charles Twombly. Mrs
See. Mrs. Greenwood, Miss Rivers. Miss
Hattie Shears. Miss Nellie Slee. Mr.. Hard
ing. Mr.. Fred StiRrh6sld. Mr. Samuel
Gibson. Mr.. A. q. Shears and Mr.. Guy
Rivers
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shreeder-Purdy.

Mr.. George II. Shredder, of Tacoma. and
Miss Alma A. Purdy, of this city, were
joined IN marriage at the residences of the
the officiating clergyman, Rev. John Il.
Damon, $40 Fifth street, on Wednesday
afternoon, Angus! % 1894 Mrs. Adelaide
Mead, mother OF the bride, was one of the
witnesses
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sntfnr-I.einhart-

Mr.. David Suffer, OF this city, returned
last Thursday from his trip to California
and brought back with him Dlushing
bride. nee Reinhart. whom he captured
AT her home in Grass Valley, Nevada
county, Cal. The wedding took place
at the home of the brides parents last
Monday. and Mrs. Suffer comes here pre-
pared to share her husbands fortunes in
the Northwest
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SOCIAL NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mr.. ". r. Baek1s left FOR the East last
night
Mr.. J. " Dodge left last night 70 visit
relatives in the East.
Robert q. Hooker has returned from an
extended hunting i1F-
Mas Augustine returned from Port
ToN nsead last Thursday.
Mr.. ". Z. Goodwin ass gone 10 the
oiympics Tor = AnntiDg EriR
Mrs. George +. MsaesEm has returned
frogn the caGsp ~ sprgaE beach.
Mr. and Mrs John Lcary LETT yesterday
fer Olympia .oz 3 Tea days only.
Miss Agnes sargent % California, i TIE
guest o. Ter cousin, Ms. T. II Carr.
Major : " Clark ard family and Mr.
ana Ars J. a. jackson An4 family have
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Beehtel-John.on

Mr.. Herbert A. Bechtel and Miss Kittie
Il. Johnson, both of Bellevue, were mar
ried at the residence of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. John f. Damon, $40 Fifth
street, Seattle, Wednesday afternoon.
August -. 1894. Mr.. Homer L. Bull and
Dir. August Hayercamp being witnesses.
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Country ciub aou.e PARTY.

The following party left during the week
for ten-days' outing at the Country Club
house: Mr.. and Mrs. IL. q. Struye. Mr.
and Mrs. A. f. McCulsky, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. A. Strout. Mr.. and Mrs L. b. Stedman,
Miss Strive, Mr.. F. A. Falkinburgh and
Mr.. +. X. Strive.
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camp surprise party was given Mon
day evening. the 2th inst. 81 Camp Alder
on Green lake. 30 the families Of Nj and
Mrs. uuckins and Mr.. and Mrs. lie Gate
Among those present we're; Mrs HoyL
Mrs. poNaey. Mrs. Patterson, Mas Kate
MeCaNley. Miss Belle Nrooman. Mrs.
Berthe Hoyt. Miss Carrie Hail. Mss Flor
ence Alien. Miss Nellie Payne. Miss Carrie
Hammond. Miss Downey Miss Bagshaw.
Mr. Frank Hoyt Mr. Charles Downev.
Mr.. Oscar Hall. Mr. WIN Cline. Mr.. Iaeo-
dore sexton. Mr., Frank BartholmeS. Mr..
Arthur Hall. M Merritt Engart, Prot.
Cotton and Mr.. PARK.
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Mrs. NJ. W. Loyejoy gave an intormat
lunch az her home in Fremont Friday
afternoon. The rooms we're made fragrant
with La France roses and other choice
lowers. The afternoon was pleasantly
spent in conversation and games. The
guests present we're: Mrs. Rawson, Mrs.
II. r. Loyeti. Mrs. L. II. Kilboarne, Mrs.
;. L. Marsh, Mrs. Andrews and Mrs.
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eiose q the sxeasag each lady ssS pre-
scented asfh : DAINTY souvenir OF the ae-
casion. The guests Of the evening were
Mrs. N. ". Coleman. Airs. H. II Thonp-
son. Mrs. + " Way. Mrs. II v Potter.
Mrs. " IL Haissead. Miss Ida Robinson,
Miss Grace Way. Miss Helena Way.
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nsHaef 81esss Al the hof springs
The following ~ list % arrivals a. Hot
Springs hotsl for tie wssk ending Friday.
August 81:
SeatfLe-coi and Mrs. George G.. Lyons.
Mrs. T. ". Mnldoon. MISS Lula Fuller.
Mr.. J. Gorien. Mr.. Ike Le~is. Mr.. Nathan
Phillips. Mr.. W. D. Taylor. Miss Faith
McGraw.
Iacoma-Mr. r. :. Harmon. Mr.. G. III.
hamsin. Mrs. J. B. Wallace, Miss Wal
lace. Miss Neber, Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nc
CaDe and daughter, Mss 81. q. MeCape,
Mr. r. HASKELL.
Mr. Henry Trewiek. Mr. r. u. Brothers.
NJ. j. W. Gale. New York; Mr.. Charles
Hairns, Astoria; Mr.. d. 4. Davies. Car
bonado; Mr.. l. b. Edwards. San Fran
cisco; Mr.. r. o. Siekerson. Mr.. samuel
Lafromboise. Enume.aw; Mr.. and Mrs. J.
cooney aud child. ST. Paul; Mr.. ]. z.
Egan. Chicago. Mr. J. r. Travers. Mr..
W. Z. York. El!ensbarg.
The Hon. Jesse Arthur. Mrs. Arthur
and son and Miss Nelson returned 10 Spo-
kane iass Saturday night after i've weeks
visit a. the springs.
Mr. /. g. Mccain and Mr. FL Eyer made
trip 20 Tacoma last Wednesday on their
bicycles. covering the distance of sixty
three miles IN seven aud one-half hours.
he forest fires in this section have all
died out and the atmosphere Is once more
free from smoke. The report that the Hot
Springs hotel had burned down during the
late conaazration was untrue.
Mr.. Murphy aud Mr.. Eyer. Of this
place. viii leave here on bicycle tour to
Illinois and Pennsylvania next Tuesday.
Miss Edith McGrax, Of Seattle. is pay
Ing Mrs. !. g. Mccain a visit 10 extend
over several weeks.
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Conaon-CnskIe.

Mr. James William Condor and Miss
Isabella Caskie, both of this city, were
married ~ the residence of the officiating
clergyman, Rev. John +. Damon. on sat
urday afternoon, September /, 1894. in the
presence of relatives and friends
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p,nu.r Party for Miss o'HrIsa.

A dinner party was given this week In
honor Of Miss Lena O. Brisn's seventeenth
birthday. Those present we're: MISS
Jennie H0lgate. Miss yOssy HoIgass. Hiss
Kirkpatrick, Miss Davidson. Miss stella
O'Brsen and Miss Annie O'Brien. Mr.
jacobson. Mr.. Edward O'Brien. Mr.. r. o.
per. SIR. Davidson and SIR. Fisknauriee.
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A very pleasant evening was spent at
the home of DIR. and Mrs. F. b. Morton
on Depot street in honor of Miss Bell Nor
ton and Mrs. ]. A. Morrill,. who are about
to leave for the East The early part Of
the evening was DEVOTED to vocal and in
strumental music. and these were followed
by dancing. Refreshments we're served
and the best wishes were rendered TO the
honored guests Of the evening.
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Mss Bertha Crockess and Mr.. Fred
Crockett entertained sew Of their friends
at their home in Qneen Anne town last
Friday evening. The time vas pleasantly
spent in games and music Those present
we're: Miss Moore, Miss Ward. Miss
Williams. Miss Mabel Ward. Miss wini-
fred Abbott, Miss Crockett. Mr. Walter
Fulton. Mr. ii. J. sheafe. Mr.. G. NJ
sheafe. IT,: Mr.. Upper. Mr. George Waller,
Mr.. Oscar Lee and Mr. Fred Crockett.
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One Of the prettiest camps on Lake Wash
ington has just broken up after season
Of nearly two months. Ii was situated in
the cove north of Union bay. and formed
one OF the features of the lake shore at
night with ITS camp fire and its mass of
vari-eolored Chinese lanterns. 1t con-
sisted Of a village OF tents, occu-
pied by Col. and Mrs. s. NJ Pres
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Preston,
Miss Tessie Preston. Col. E VI. aud Mrs.
Carr. Miss Carr, Miss Sergeant, of Sar-
geants. Cal: Mr.. and Mrs. de Neuf and
Miss Pauline de Neuf. Mr.. and Mrs L. c.
Gilman and Masters Fred aud Ben Gil
man. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. HASTE, Masters
Waiter and Warren HASTE. Mr.. and Mrs
John W. Pratt. Miss May Pratt, Masters
Walker and Carroll Pratt and Mrs W. \.
Seikirk, of California.
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op.ntnx of The oyster season.

To-day - the frst day Of the oyster
season. Miss Taylor hss contracted for
Gales best cultivated oysters. whieh are
the best on the SQUAD. and will serve
them In every style At the San Francisco
Oyster House. 30 Yes.er avenue.
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Thousand Roses at Mrs. nu
Points Pretty Tea Party.
KNIGHTS or PyTHlAs BALL.
Mrs Hale Iaeemans "a
Leng nrsoeh~se.~ral Lunchesns
Interstate Fair opening.

TACOMA. sept IL Special White the
prevailing smoky atmosphere did not viS-
ihiy affect society this past week feeling
81 dizziness. oeeaSioned by the depaesslns
smoke, could not he entirely cast aside.
Feorle complained Of smartiag eyes aud
bronchial troubles. aud womea hesitased
aaous wearing their best gowns 70 the lev
entertainments that were given.
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some people in Tacomsa, who have large.
pleasant residences. are not entirely up to
their duty IN the wsy u large parties. saea
As general receptions or dancing parties.
While there 10 o vast amount cf small en-
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Mrs. /. ". Toad. assisted by her daagh-
ter Eaith. gaze q progressive canverss-
tionsl party sad dinner 20 = Esw q her
lady trlea9s 80 her resIsisncs, rs Eighth
street. last Taurs3Ay sFenfns. The roons
acre t&stefa&av aeCoF&tesi mitA Ia France
roses. sNsSt PEAS and snlLsx. At The
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Mrs. Kendall has moved from the Smith
block and. with her dressnaking business,
Is occupying rooms 50 and SS2 Burke
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When the hair has fallen cat, leaving
the head bald, II the scalp Is not shiny,
there il = chance Of rsgAining the hair By
using Halls Hair Rene~eT.
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o. an orchestra sere waited from 81 UPPER
balcony. During the evening the fosl0H-
ing musical programme Was rendered
UAet ~ rtsns ard -fatzgzaez1o tr0za
tsSasaeTfs Eastscsazs. ..
~ kAax y k.&cx as3 Mrs. Howard Jessya.
sS~32 saAe-~--sszz~u al s1a Earth .--...--R aGssr
Nj. Ayvua sfnsa1
soe&l sSao-~~EAe Tsvctez A pDss~ --s--. Eoec1ei
Mss floseues Grant
Psx-o sssta Ca t'-Fztez Dawn --..-s.- MAsoa
! sAf stMsrcxsss8.f ...-....-. NSykns
NEx Frark =. Black.
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IN. ni.,.. Funh,. R.e..,,on.

The pretty cottage OF Mrs. Sophia Muir
ply, 81 No 304 Alton street. MAS the scene
OF festive gathering last Wednesday even
ing, the occasion being n reception given
by her granddaughter, the Misses Sophy.
Allie and Stella Funk. TO their many
young friends. The parlors were beauti-
fully decorated with a profasion of roses.
lilies and ivy. The hours sped all too
quickly with music, dancing and well rem
dered comic recitations. till hasty move
vas necessary 70 catch the last car. Those
participating in this pleasant little func-
ton were the following: Miss Ida Bull
ieue, Miss Nettie Yeager. Miss Mamie
Myers, Miss Giennie Hiatt, Miss Maud
Hiatt. Miss Blanche Cnrrisr. Miss Hattie
Winner, Miss Mamie A. Long. Miss Mamie
]. Long. Miss Sophy Funk. Miss Allie
Funk, Miss Stella Funk, Mrs. Murphy.
Mrs. Stetson, Mrs. Yerrick. Mrs. Fink,
Miss Johnston. Mr.. Ed Funk, Mr.. J. Mon
ahan. Mr.. w. Moulton. Mr. X. Moulton,
MIR. q. Crofiu;, SIR. II. Shepard. Mr.. W.
Castle. Mr.. u. Strstton. Mr.. ]. Bruce. Mr..
J. Ince. Mr.. +. fnce. Mr.. Ben Letcher. Mr..
Alien Maltby, Mr.. l.. Conway. AR. VIA
Walsh. Mr.. Tom Bullene.
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The Misses Peiton and Miss Hincklcy
gave very enjoyable whist marty at Miss
Hinckleys home. corner Lombard and
Prospect avenue. last Wednesday evening.
The time was euioyably spent playing
whist. after which a dainty lunch was
served. Among those present we're. Miss
Catch. Miss Grace Catch. Miss Dickersan.
Miss Phillips. Miss Pelton. Mss Ana Pei
ton. Miss Ioangs, Miss Ina Pratt. Miss
ninckley, Miss Adei HinekieY. Mr.. :.
Aharan. Mr.. IL. Turner. Mr.. ". r.
Humphrey. Mr.. J. II. Dennis, Mr. J. a.
Forehead, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Mr., c. Shoudy.
Mr.. L. T.. Gilmer, Mr. +. f. HlncKley.
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IL 6 Henry. DR.. and urs. Pm Nj.
ser. Dir. and Ars. Charles Psalm NJ .na
Nrs- T. y. Lewis. Mr.. and Asrs p,srr.
Ar- aud Mrs. & ". Kantx. Mr.. ard Ms
~ l. Saak. Mr.. and Mrs.. c. +. Hibbart
- ana Mrs. ;. +. Folger. Mr.. and Mrs.
ASTTen Upper. NJ. end Mrs. II. Bauer
=. = shd Mrs. G. :. shank. Mr.. and Ms.
-. herko~. DR.. ard Mrs. Coe, Mr.
..iu Ars. u. G. Brawsey, Mr. and
ars. W. 4. Brawssy. Mr.. ana Mrs.. Hyde,
81. and Mrs. c. : Taylor. Mr. and Mrs.
;. ,. PsstheT, Mr. and MIRA ]. T.. Boydsn.
ar; sad Ars- Phi.ip Ssls, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
=. west. Ar. and Ars Frank +. Curtiss,
s.r. and Mrs. J. W. Field, Mr. and Mrs.
A. =. Guy. Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard. Mr..
ana Mrs. d. Z Mckinley. Judge aud Mrs.
;. W. Battle, Mr. and Mrs. II Y. v.
Bean, Mr.. and Mrs J. 5. Upper, Mr.. and
Mrs John Wiley. Dr.. and Mrs. Fall. Mr.
and Mrs. }. c. Keith. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
1srdnsr. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. c. Rochester.
IroL and Mrs. Jones. Mr and Mrs. e. II.
Brown. Mrs. @. c. Phlnney. Mr.. and Mrs.
u. r. Bush. Mr. and Mrs. c. ] Saith.
Mr and Mrs. George Meacham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Metzger. Judge and Mrs. Palmer. Dr..
and Mrs. Pierce. Ar. and Mrs. Pratt. Mr..
aud Mrs. w. l. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. C..
l. Denny, Mrs. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. wal-
IAN Calhoun. Mr.. aud Mrs. Nexman
Kline. Mr.. and Mrs. H. ~ Baker, Mr.. and
Mrs. =. T. Lsrch. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
kreidsr. Of olympia: Mr.. and Mrs.
Aaxep, Judge G. II. nanford, Miss Baich,
Miss Hart. Of Kansas City; Miss Steele,
MisssFnlier. Miss Hays, Miss May Fuller.
Miss Personeus, Miss Augustine, Miss
Upper. Miss Margaret Upper. Miss Lom-
bard, Misses Hyde. Misses Gardner. Miss
sherson, Miss Schaefser. Miss Atkinson,
Misses Espiin. Misses Jennings, Miss
Bean. Miss Pierce, Miss Palmer, Miss
Adams. Miss Black. Miss Brown, Miss
Edith Brown. Miss Weland, Misses smith,
OF Portland; Miss Harley. of Helena !;
Miss Hubbard. Mr. J. T. Libby. DR.. Van.
Dir. G. :. Hamilton. Messrs Frink, Mr..
Herbert :. Upper, Mr.. Park Henderson.
Mr.. Anton Upper. Mr.. r. Steele, Mr.. r.
Fuller. Mr.. Miller, Mr.. Fred Everett, Mr.
Duffy, Mr. F. Crockett. Mr. G. Havers.
Mr.. WTatt Upper. Mr. ID. w Bass, Mr..
Ray Hooker. Mr. Atkinson, Mr.. Kver.
Mr.. Dan Palmer. Mr.. Bert Williams. Mr..
Pierce, Mr.. Wright. Mr.. J. T. Campion.
Mr.. Miller, Mr.. ". kuniz, Messrs. Her
aid. Mr.. A. T. Braymer. IT,, Mr. L. f.
Smith.
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The beautiful Camp Enetai, near Port
Orchard. has bsen broken up and all its
twenty-five inmates, tanned and invigor-
ated by the many charms Of the place.
returned last Friday TO their respective
homes in the city. well prepared. physic-
silly, to resume the cares of the coming
winter season. The party was made up of
the following families; Mr.. and Mrs. A.
h. stewart aud family. Mr.. and Mrs. Mau-
rice MeMicken aud family. Mr.. and Mrs
A. w. Engle and family. Mr.. and Mrs +.
A. Wing and family. and Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert McMieken. An regretted leaving
the pure, hracinE air of the camp, espe-
ciaily TO come into the present smoke-be-
grimed city.