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Beliingham Bay society.

Whatcom, June fs.-SpecGal-Nr. and
Mrs. II. g. Higginson were pleasantly sur
prised by over thirty Of their friends Sat-
urday evening who dropped in upon them
unawares 10 help them celebrate the
thirteenth anniversary Of their marriage.
The evening passed 30 delightfully."- in this
enjoyment OF music, cards and refresh
rnents that il was past midnight before
tho unbidden guests took their departure.
Those present were: MIR, and Mrs. G. w.
Dorr Mr. and Mrs. Cheney MouIton and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. y. d. Pagan. Mrs.
o. f. DellinCer Mr.. AMI Mrs. r. X.
Holmes, Or. ard Mrs. Goodheart. ur. and
Mrs Axtel Mr.. and Mrs. 9. w. Carter,
Mr. and Mrs Harry Pattison, Mr.. and
Mrs A r. Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r..
Critics Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Badly, Mr.. ani
Mrs. & g. Irish, Mr.. and Mrs. It. w Ora
ham, Mr. and Mrs. l.. r. Noble. Mr.. and
Mrs. IT. r. Hadley. Dir. and Mrs. L. II.
Iadlev Mr. and Mrs. f. Flint.
Miss Marian Cole delightfully."- entertain
"a a number Of her lady friends at an ar
ternoon tea Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Donovan. Mr.. ara
Mrs. J. A. Kerr. Mr.. and Mrs. f. 4 Nc
Cord. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Pettibone
and Mr. Thomas q. Newman enjoyed an
outing on Lake Whatcom Thursday.
Officers of the Public Library Associa-
ton were elected Tuesday evening for ths
ensuing year "a follows: Mrs. y. Fischer.
president: Mrs. T.. w. Purdy, vice presi-
dent: Miss F. If. Roberts. corresponding
secretary; Mrs. ]. r. Baker. recording
secretary: Mrs. r. s. Grandin. treasurer.
The trustees are as follows: Mrs. II.
Fischer. Mrs. r. W. Purdy Mrs. e. W.
Dorr. Mrs. +. RI. Bacon. Mrs II. Fldrilge.
Mrs J r. Mason. Mrs. J ". Morgan. Mr.
r. Z Grantfn Mrs. J. r. Baker. Miss II.
m poherta Mr. l.. II. Hadley. Mr.. 8. II.
irish. Mr.. r. II. Adams and Arr. r. J. FfFii.
Col. ~ r. Nicholson ard daughter Mrs.
TTavre az Eeatherford. Tex, and Mr..
prank johnson, Of Oklahoma grandson ~
wr Nicholson arrived IN the city yesfer-
law and will make this city their future
nome SIR Nicholson il the father ~ Mrs.
r. H. Hurlbut, OF this city and Mr.. T. l..
Nicholson
Judge vim has returned from a trip "a
Missouri and Kentucky
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A quiet but very pretty wedding took
place Wednesday evening. June Il. 1895. at
s O'Clock, at the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
r. T. Smith. 2u5 Second street. The con-
tracing parties were Or. Arthur De Voc,
a weIl-known physician Of this city. and
Miss Imogene Smith who has ranked for
several years among the most pop
ular teachers OF the schools. 1t S
O'Clock the couple took their places
in the beautifully decorated parlor
and the simple impressive ceremony
Of the Friends made them man
ard wife. The bride looked beautiful in
a becoming gown OF tan silk and carried a
bouquet Of brides roses, After the cere-
rnonv the happy couple received the con
eratulati lions Of the attending relatives and
immediate friends. who wished them God
sueed on their welded life's Journey. after
which refreshments were served. The
coupla will he az home to their friends at
e0I9 Second street. No cards.
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Lake Washington with its cool refresh
ing waters is already becoming an attract
i've place TO spend warm afternoons and
affords a most pleasing route 10 the shady
picnic grounds AT East Seattle. II was to
these grounds that the Lake View Tennis
Club went last Saturday on an excursion.
With IA number of friends they chartered
a steamer and after a pleasant trip over
the lake arrived Al East Seattle in time
to partake Of a hounteous supper under
the trees. after which soft strains OF mu-
sic called them 10 the spacious hotel
where several hours were spent most de
lightfully in dancing The Lake View Ten
mis- Club is one OF the new but one Of the
most progressive clubs of the city. The
membership. which is limited TO forty, is
almost complete. and among the members
are found some of the best players Of
Seattle OF these may be mentioned Mr.
Edwards and Mir Robert Berry who have
already made names As tennis players
also Mrs Hal Howell. president of the
club. who is new conner from the East
where she has won a number of champion
ships. having ranked with the men for fine
playing and at present wearing the cham
pionship belt OF her former state This
club has fine cinder courts situated on
Third and Lake streets. from which is
obtained an excellent view of Lake Union
Whence the clubs name.
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Gehring-Albrecht.

Mr.. Leonhard Gehring and Miss Emma
Albrccht. both of Georgetown. Duwamish
precinct. were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony by Judge Z. ". Small. sun
day. June Q, 1925. al the residence of the
groom. After the ceremony was per-
formed the happy couple repaired TO the
picnic grounds at South Park whore a re-
ception was given 10 their friends. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Hemrick, Mr. and Mrs Aibin Hemrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Hauttermann, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Rithahn. Mr.. and Mrs.
+. Albrecht Mr.. and Mrs. Schreier. Mr..
and Mrs Charles Schroeder. Mr.. and Mrs.
McNatt Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Kirseh-
ner Mr. and Mrs. Sem. Mr.. Fred kirsG,a-
ncr. Mrs, Middleton, who. together with
many other friends OF both bride and
groom. passed a very pleasant afternoon.
and after wishing the newly welded
couple much happiness through life, de-
parted for home with pleasant memories
and best wishes TO bride and groom.
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eipal Of enc o. the DssNlk, schools IN
BaGh, Me- Air and Ms gsrenalssag viii
retaTn % Seattle IN July and make their
horne in this caty.
Mr. and Mrs William Murphy. er
ElseNaEer. who have heen guests or
friends n Eastern Washington. havo re-
turned home.
Mr. ard MIS-, II. u, Angustlnc have
Iahen op taelr residence with AIRS. Bar
F@tt NJ the northeast corner Of Isnlr-
1e~eath asea Columbia streets
Mr. and Mrs. Rltchie NJ. ktnnear ard
Nr. and Mrs w &, Morris have gone to
their cottage on Mayy4enhagaer bay. across
Lake Washington. for the summer.
Gen and Mrs A. Y Kautz and family.
WFlo arrived IN the city last Sunday.
nave taken the ScErTy house. al Tenth
and James streets, for the summer.
Mrs. Moses T.. Warren with her son
VINO nave been the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs :. l.. Crawford fer four mouths left
for their home In Centralia yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, James K Hayden. Mr..
ami MIS-. James D. Hoge 5r.. made t1p a
hex party at the Ladies' Musical club
concert given last Wednesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. George Paschai. the
Misses semple. ex-Gov. Eugene Semple.
and MIR Edgar Anaes Occupied a box AZ
Ing.
Miss Ada r. weigel. one of the most
finished aaaniStS Of san Francisco who
viii take part in the frs~e kindergarten
entertainment. IS visiting Mrs. Robert
]. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs, Lee Richardson. Of Weeks
w. ny Miss. passed through Seattle
Wednesday on the Queen en- route 10
-AlASksa IN their return they will spend a
Few DAYS with Mrs. Thomas Green
Mrs. II. q. Bond has returned 10 san
JOSE Cal. 30 Join Judge Bond. from which
point the FAMILY VIII shortly leave for
New Nork TO be gone all summer Judge
and Mrs. Bond viii return 20 Seattle in
the fall.
Mr. ana AF-s T. n ev~s., "a GO,
or. visited Seattle on their avoiding trim
last week and we're entertained by Mr.
ana Mrs. L. ;. Booth. Mr. and Mrs VIII
IL. Parry. MIR. and Mrs. j. w. Pratt aud
Mr.. ]. b. Nelson.
Miss Louise Cummings. a missionary
20 Japan, and WHO has been there for six
years, arrived IN the city last Monday
and viii remain here visiting friends for
short time. then proceed TO her homo
in Eau Claire. Wis.
Mrs Lillian Confer. OF Stockton. Cal.
daughter OF Sheriff Cunningham OF san
Joaquin county. Cal, arrived last
Wednesday and VIII spend the summer
with her sister-in-law. Mrs. ID. r. Nc
kinney, at $40 Albert street.
President Jordan. Of Stanford univor-
entertained AZ dinner last Thursday even
Ing AZ the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Davidson. 1913 Drexcl avenue, President
jordan and MIR. and Mrs. Davidson are
graduates Of Cornell.
Mrs. Harriet sherman from Clinton
county. y T., is visiting MIR. and Mrs
Charles Clary. corner Broadway and go
lumhia streets Mrs. Clary, who has
been visiting in San Francisco, returned
SATURDAY last. accompanied by Mrs
sherman. who is her aunt.
The following party passed the vSse,~
az the Country Club house: Mr., and
Mrs +. \. Strout, Mrs. A. II. Macs>ul-
SKY. Judge and Mrs. II. G.. Struve. Miss
Strive, Miss Ann Turner. Mr.. Fred
strive. Mr.. T.. A. Falkenberg, Mr. Lester
Turner. Mr.. Parker and Mr. Josiah
Collins.
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The AIbee Anniversary.

Quite a merry party gathered at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed c. Albee.
1ol7 South Thirteenth street. last Wednes-
day evening in honor of their twentieth
wedding anniversary. The evening was
spent in playing whist. euchre and other
games. music and general conversation.
At 80 an elaborate lunch was served.
Those present We're: Dir. and Mrs. Ed c.
Albee. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Foster. Mr.. and
Mrs T. Bane. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T.. Feek,
Mrs. James Gilchrist of Helena: Miss
Allie Alger, Miss Sophia Case Miss Ella
Case. Miss Lottie Baker, Miss Whitfield,
Miss Bernice Foster. Miss Ella Albee, Mr..
VIII Bane. Mr.. Lorne Bane. Mr.. win Case,
Mr.. Ed Baker. Mr. II. ". Ainsiie. Mr.. Bert
Alhee. MIR and Mrs. Alice were the re-
cipients of several beautiful presents.
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Choir Boys on a Tramp.

The choir boys of st. Marks church
under the guidance of their leader. Prof
Charles Englehard. Will leave tomorrow
morning for a tramp TO Snoqualmie Falls.
The party viii numbersabout twenty boys.
ranging In age from years up. The first
night the party expect TO camp on Lake
Sammamish and the rest OF the journey
viii be made UP Of easy stages. The boys
viii rough il. each lad carrying his blan-
kets AMI provisions. They viii be equipped
with fishing tackle and expect to enjoy
mountain trout The party will be back
by the end Of the week. This trip Is pre-
paratory to one contemplated by the same
party at the end Of July to Camp Of the
Clouds on Mount Rainier.
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N-. Edgar Boalcb. Of North Bend. and
Miss Grace Crad3oCk. Of Seattle. were
married a the residence of J. II. Sears. in
Snohomlsh. by the Rev. J. 9. Brenton,
SUNDAY evening. June Q. 1906 The bride
wore a pale blue silk trimmed with cream
coIored satin ribbon. laces and bridal roses.
The party entered the parlor to the strains
az Mendeissohns wedding march. played
bv Mrs. Lottie Booth. with little Miss May
vFestman ard John Murray. OF Seattle.
leading the procession with floral offer
fngs. Miss Addle Jackson was brides
maid with Mr. Frank Jackson as best
man. After the ceremony and reception
reaf~ashrnerrs were served.
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Mrs. Bertram.s SUNRISE Party.

Mrs II. J.. Bertram. of Los Angeles.
Cal. and guest of Mrs. f. l.. Lewis, Of
Ross, was given a surprise party at the
residence OF her hostess last Thursday
evening by a few of her old California
friends. Mrs. Bertram is a musician of
rare ability and gave several piano selec-
tions. Those present We're: Mr. and Mrs
Hatfield. Mr.. and Mrs. j l.. Cameron, Mr.
and Mrs II. F. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Van
Dwight. Mr. and Mrs O. s knight. Mr.
and Mrs. F. w. Brown. Mr. and Mrs F.
L. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs Holden. Miss IDA
Lewis. Miss Holden, Nj +. L. Crawford,
Mr. Holden.
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Ike the most Of the class members. IS a
Inc talker and has won mis- place as presi-
dent on his merits.
The Ideal Banjo aud Guitar Trio then
rendered the following selections: "Chev-
aiier Waltz" High School Cadets
March" and Ministries Carnival" after
which the following class histories were
announced By The president and read:
History OF class S.. Hiss Lily Piper.
Miss Clara Lake then gave the history
OF class 8 in poetry set 10 rhyme Ike
Ten Little Injuns"
History OF class s. was given by Miss
farno. This class was composed of nine
ladies. the only one before or after which
has not had a gentleman in it.
History Of class 20. Mr.. Seth Morford.
History Of class 81. Miss Ida Foote.
History OF class -. Miss Lucy Startup.
History Of class - Mr.. George Allen.
History OF class "A. Miss Lillian Bige-
low.
Miss Anna Berray. OF class 81 then read
a very entertaining paper. giving the
prophecy OF class %.
The banquet room was then sought
where refreshments were served. Dane
ing was begun and INDUCED In till the
whistle Of the boat announced all too soon
that IL was time to bring the merry hours
TO close and satisfy nature by seeking
gentle siumber.
4 business meeting of the Alumni viii
be held June q at p. III. la the high
school assembly hall.
II is customary to hold the Alumni meet
ing about June 80 and for that reason
many Of the Old graduates were not pre-
pared TO be at the reunion and welcome 10
the graduating class.
The following students graduated with
hOnors: Miss Blanche Newherger. Mr.. r.
r Hegardt Miss Lou Chase. Miss Char
lotte Hammer. Miss Gertrude Reitze. Miss
Eunce Copeland Miss Nett.e Taylor. Miss
Birdie Turner. Miss Ella Pease. Students
are considered as having gTadua ed with
honors who have made an average grade
OF 20 or above in their studies for the en-
tire four years.
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Mr.. worth,s Surprise Party.

\ surprise party was given Mr. and Mrs
Capt Frank Worth ar their home on Lake
Union last Tuesday afternoon. II being the
twenty-frst anniversary Of their wedding
AIRS. Worth being down town. her friends
came I'm ana had The rooms beautifully
decorated with choice a0wers and the Ia
HES laden With the choicest deIcacias.
The evening was an ENJOYABLE one. Those
present were: Mrs George Osborn. Mrs
William Royden. Mr.. Arthur Stevens.
Mrs William Troy. Mrs Hattie Brece. Mrs.
Diamond, Mrs. Souefery. Mrs. Capt.
Worth. Miss Nellie Worth.
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The Misses Youngs' Basket Picnic.

\ basket picnic was given at Woodland
Park last Tuesday afternoon In honor Of
Miss Ida Raymer by the Misses Youngs.
wnom she is visiting Among the guests
were. Miss Perrin. Hiss Wolfe. Miss era
ham. Miss Parker Miss Faucet Miss Nor
man. Of San Fraucico. Miss Raymcr. Miss
Percill. Miss Lottie Anderson. Miss May
Youngs Miss Crawford. Miss Poole. Mrs
l.. l.. Simpson. Mrs. Webb. Mr. Guy Ray
mer. Mr. Albert Faber Mr.. Harry Gordon,
Mr.. Alfred Mackenzie Mr. Ebert Nc
Pherin. Mr.. Mclaughlin, Mr.. Edwards,
Mr.. Arthur Frost, Mr.. Knight
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Nj r F. Mccullough. Of Seattle, and
Miss Lillian Strong. % Kansas City, were
quietly married in Portland. Or, Tuesday.
June !. 1885, az the residence Of the orficiat-
ing clergyman. Rev. Charles Edward
Locke Only few intimate friends of the
parties were present. After enjoying the
beauties Of Portland Mr.. and AIRS. Nc
Cgllough left for this city. which viii be
their home. Mr.. Mccullough IS connected
with the government railway mail service,
ami Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough Will be at
home after today
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Latona Ladies' Aid society.

The Ladies Methodist Episcopal Aid So
ciety. OF Latona, gave a most enjoyable
picnic at Woodland Park last Friday
Some thirty members of the society and
friends were present. Such an enjoyable
time was had that IL was decided TO hold
another picnic later in the season, the ex-
act time TO be hereafter decided upon.
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f'arsors which had been converted into a
bower % roses fer the occasion Rev.
hrenton- of 81 Johns church. conducted
the ceremony according 10 the rites ~ aha
Episcopal church. TIE bride was atglre5
n pearl white silk. After the ceremony
light refreshments were served. The hap
~ couple took the train for Portland
where they VIII visit relatives. r hey were
RENE r2hered by their many mutual friends
by splendid array Of useful and beautiful
urEsenfS
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Mel. oughiin-Rfley /.

John Mclaughlin. clerk in the juneau
Trading Company's store. and Miss Ella
Riley. of Seattle. were married in Juneau.
Alaska, Saturday. June !. at the residence
Of @. w. r Johnson. ny Rev l.. +. Jones.
The bride arrived at Juneau on the To-
peka and the happy couple have begun
housekeeping in the Prior cottage.
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one q the pleasant meetings % the La
dies Social Club Of Brooklyn. with Mrs.
II Higley as directress. was held al the
home o. Mrs, Aaloney last Thursday aft
erncon. The parlor. from which the
guests could feast their eyes on one OF
re finest and best arranged gardens in
the state Of Washington. was beauti-
fully decorated with choice roses. After
the exercises delicious refreshments were
served. The ladies' took their departure
expressing many thanks 70 their charm
Ing and pleasant hnstaSs
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Mr.. SeeIbach.- birthday SUNRISE

Mrs. Charles Seeibach gave a luncheon
last Wednesday TO a few 81 their old
friends. IN honor Of Mr.. Seelbachs sch
birthday. The rooms were tastefully De-
eoraJed with La France and other choice
roses. vines and evergreens. The after
noon was very pleasantly spent in remin-
iscences Of early days. Those present
We're. AR gnd Mrs. Charles Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. u. Morrison. Mr. and
Mrs. John Mathieson AIRS. Kiddie. Mrs
swanberg. Mrs Marsh, Mrs. Lutz. Miss
"Troherta, Hiss Louise orth and baby W a.
ter.
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Mrs. J. ". Parker of Edgewater was
given birthday surprise party last Thurs
day evening The guests present were:
AIR. and Mrs. Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitehead. Capt. and Mrs. H. w Barr.
Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Proper. Mrs Burnen,
rs. Harmon. Mr. ana Mrs. j. W. Parker
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Mrs. Joshua Green gave a delightful lit
t3e launch party on Lake Washington last
Tuesday evening. complimentary to Miss
JosIyn of Indiana. The other guests were
Nr, ar3 Mrs Howard Joslvn Mr. aud Mrs.
Thomas Ai- Green. NJ ana Mrs J. ALBERT
Jackson. Miss Graves. Miss TovIes. Miss
Nather Mr.. Allen, Nr. Mather and Mr..
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The knot-Again Party.

The hnot-Again Club gave one of It's
select dancing parties at the residence Of
mrs. Clark, on Fourteenth street last FRI
DAY evening that was attended by about
siAty-hFe guests all of whom enjoyed a
regal good time. The members of the club
composed or the younger circle OF Seattle's
four hundred outdAd themselves in their
successful efforts 10 turn the many spa
cious rooms into saftraetiye and fragrant
bowers. Roses Nele the features of the
decorations in all fHe rooms, each room
having "a distinct ceior or shade. The Ii
brary and dining-room were resplendant
in rich red roses. the payior was exquisite
ly trimmed in La France roses entwined
in maiden-hair fern. while the hall was
made bright with yellow roses. yellow
being the club colors. The words Knot
Again" in white carnations stretched
across the hall at the entrance. greeted
the guests as they entered Evergreens.
palms and ferns We're used in profusion
backgrounds to the many handsome floral
decorations. The First Regiment orches-
ira. buried in evergrcens and flowers in
the hall. discoursed sweet strains during
the evening. Aside from the various
rooms in the house, the evening being
pleasant the yard also was utilized and
turned into "a miniature Aliadin's palace
by the free use Of japanese lanterns and
Turkish rugs. Tables were scattered over
the yard and were placed al the service Ct
the guests after ie:39 from which time re-
freshments were served the rest of the
evening. Many guests were present from
Tacoma. including members of the Call
fornia Glee and Mandolin Clubs. The fol-
lowing young ladies'. members OF the club.
were present and acted uniformly as re-
ceptinn committee: Miss Ann Turner.
Miss Sidonia Furth. Miss Gertrude Clark.
Miss Ethel Scmple. Miss Helen Mcknight.
Miss Julia Hodge. Miss Marion Canfield
Miss Laura Canaed. Miss Ada Hanford.
Miss Evelyn Graves, Miss Kate McGraw
one of the pleasing selections rendered
by the orchestra during the evening was
an original piece OF music. 'two-step."
composed and dedicated TO the club by Mr.
Tull kellogg.
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S0ohomish. June 15.-Special.-The event
~ me week in social circles a. Suohonnish
was the welding OF Miss Tena Mckay
ana Mr.. C. r.. Mckinney Monday after
noon At the home of Mfr. ard Mrs. J. II.
Plasket. The wedding took place a p.
m and IN order 10 avoid the glare OF the
sunlight the rooms were darkened and
oniv lighted by scftened gas fame.
Promptly a. O'Clock the music struck up
Wagner's wedding march. and shortly the
Neea.ag PROCESSION was ESAeEea INTO tAa
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Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. ".
y. Miles entertained q party Of their
friends by a trip on Lake Washington in
Mr.. Miles launch Examiner" Their
guests were Mr.. and Mrs O. =. thinner
man. Mr. and Mrs. +. 7. Harlow. Mr. AMI
&rs. pr a W Phillips. Air and Mrs. r..
r Rr.+r,y MI and Mrs 4 ". Kautz.
Miss Curtcr and Miss Avchambeault.
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Ladies, Musical Club Closing CONCERT.

The concert given by the Ladies' Nusical
Club on Wednesday evening. with the ala
of the Berkeley Glce Club and the Stan
ford Mandolin Club. was the annual clos
ing concert. This concert is always made
the event Of tho season. and this year il
was fully equal to those OF previous
years through the skilful rendition OF
the cantata. The Lady Of ShaIlot" and
the able efforts Of the California visitors
The club closes It's fourth year in a -four
ishlng condition. entirely free from debt.
and on a firm foundation. Nine general
concerts OF high order have been given
and have been appreciated by large audi
ences and one artists recital. Ten active
meetings have been held. n which. h.
sides the transaction OF business. three
papers were read on TIE History or
Music" and others on Women Singers"
''Niolinists of our Country" Russian
Folk Songs" --usic and It's Relation 70
children" sketch Of Ruhenstein's Life"
American Music" The best work ~ the
year has been devoted 10 the training OF
the chorus whose proficiency and effect
iyencss are largely due 10 the efforts Of
the conductor Prof. H. II. JOY ana the
hearty cooperation of the participants.
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rersea. all voting that they had delight
ful tine Among those present were. Mrs.
II Reynolds, Mr. and airs Easton, Mr.
and Ars. Z. J. sullivan. Mr.. and Mrs A
= Keller. Mr.. ard Mrs. " 4 Bell. Mr.
and Mrs. T. A Waughfai. Miss waughraI
Miss Donna Cameron. Mr.. J. A Stewart
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DR.. Alexander +. Berryhill of the United
States survey steamer Sedney. and Miss
Leila Howard daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. Folger. of San Francisco. we've married
in that city Saturday. June :. 1895. at 81.
Marv's Episcopal church. by the Rev. w.
j. O'Rrien