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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
LEHICH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of CortIandt and De,brossess, sSs:
700 A. W. daily. except sunday, Tor MACon ~'
and Intermediate stations. prrE
S:I5 A. NJ daily for GENEVA ROCHESIhls. boF.
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION =.
West, principal and local. ppnts,
Suspension Bridge Pullman Ves,bg,e sleeper s"rSsyS ~
III 10 A. VI. daily 0eayes AZ 1919 A NJ
MAUCH CHUNK and intermediate points eo"Aee''"'
for Reading and Harrisburg - II AID. ard AL
800 =. VI. daily except sunday for ElMiha "a an Read
Intermediate stations: connections for PotsNie anu N"
ing; chaircar 10 Wilkesbarre. ,,-u...-. C. y
$3.50 u. VI. Sundays only Tor NhSesO"''e' 4" - -
Junction and all intermediate stations -, u rr-vr
1,1O T.. NJ. daily sunday Tor J." anu -
TION and principal intermediate stations; iSi.a oo'-
parlor-car 10 Wllkesbarre. connections lor fS'Nts
10 r. W. daily except sunday. for Bound BROOK ana
S;i5P NJ. daily for EAsToN and intermediate sta
900 p VI DALI for BTTFA1o NIAGA Ai5b.,,es tran
Nsr-York to Chicago. Sleeper 70 buffalo ana lo'on''
connections for Reading and Harrisburg - a., ,,,sr.
o,o r. n. daily for ITHACA GENEVA RocHEs,
THR RirT'FALO NIAGARA FALLS, ana an P@snirs
West Pullman Sleepers 10 Chicago and bu'a'o ~Pa'
car &C Wilkesbarre. $780,. n, %, a6i ga
a, 3os rroaiwav 81 14th s. l3S las, ,%o,n o.
York. SEQ Fufon Court ST.. 10 broai"a'' anu
brooklyn Annex. Br'oklvn, n D. Ill ,or .,d check bag
gage from hotel o. residence through 70 oes'na'0"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
BALTIMORE 4 CHIC RAILROAD.

Baltimore Washington, Chicago, CINCINNATI
81. Louis and All Points Wrst
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE ON ALI. TRAINS. IN
Leave New-Yorx Of Lberty-st, daily 1o5 ChlCauo
20 n m and l2:l5 night PITTSBuRi, 3:3e TX: sun.
20 Sun p Is night cincinnati ST. LOUIS. 10 a. m
100 D. m. WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. 8 a. a. m; eS;
e 80 D. m ex sun Dining Carr 800 500 D. m. Dinins
Carr 1915 night.
NORFOLK. II 30 a. daily. 1......
,Sd ,Sb Pniman seepina Car s r. NJ daily
An trains Illuminated with Pntsch light 49,, ., r.,
,4th st. i27 Rowery n y s44 Fult9S st. Brookyn'
stations foot y Liberty s., c. X. X. or n j.
New-York Transfer Company will call for and checn
baggage from hotel iesdence Z" ESTIMATION
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nDr LACK .wANNA AND WESTERN IL. IL;
SS,asi..n. an Ncw-York foot of Barciny anu
''"" " Cbrtstopher streets. r,,urr


Direct route e. NEWARK BLooMF1Elp MONT D.t,r;
THE ORANGES Summit. i'einsfasSst,e rs,, pa pn"n
ridge Madison Morrstown PsssSe r arsrssnr hxE
LAKE HoPATcoNG f2c I,; ,pSr,Tc gpRsrox
WATER GAP sTRouDsRr,,RTG rSs sRRr 0SSNxTi
COKE DANylLLE No rd MR6RwfcH wa H.
vie. trick CltFIELp sPRRIMyTSGSo E SIM,iiIiRsai
coRNING. BATH LILLE; B sdETIWr sgr q"
90 t. M~BINGHAMToN MAIL Stops at p''n'''N'
goo AZ M-RrFrALo sCRANToS ylN sGIss ond
oswEGo EMPRESS Pullman Rufsst ps,ior oa,s vss n
nect M pufalo with train chicago ana poiis ws.
os p M~sCRANTON. RfNGHAMroN and ELSihN
EXPRESS Pullman parlor cars.r,,,- -, mr. "
400 p M.-sCRiNToN: WrIkEsBAREEiE, ana rLf'
MONTH EMPRESS. Pullman Parior cart ,,...
,so F. u CnayRansl3, y,seSed hiWret ET Pr,F
FAIo pullman Buffet se.gns car; Connects AZ
.ao :, N fnaiS)- BUFFALO SCRANTON. nINInhsm..
roS RfcITrIELD SPRINGS. UTICA. SYRACUSE
and osWFGo IMPRESS rg9Y,ss, ,Sss. SN,sspers
Park Piacs 400 pioadway Tickets at trrX stations sis
%, Coium,is ave 3ss ana I?6 Fulton 81 ara
0G Rroadwav Brooklyn. Time tables giving fun inor-
mar @nr q, ~ FxPprsS COMPANY will call ror ana
.,oc, b,rrage from hotel residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20

Cash quotations follows; Flour was dull The
feeling barely STEADY Prices favotng BUYERS No
spring wheat Ga a5c. No spring wheat O2nuSc NO
nd CA. Goc. No corn 30-s 4.3sc. NJ oats 2DA0
Gle No rye. 4tc; No barley ic nominal; No max
seed 81 O7gS os. prime timothy seed ~ 10 nominal;
pork. per bbi si0us0 %. lard per 100 10 ~ log
ribs sides ,oose >GnSG 90 dry sailed shoI-
ders ,boxed s. G2sats rs clear sides tboxedl.
81 G2 asa 75 whlskey dsters finished goods gal
lon. 81 %, sugars. Loaf 81 u. granulaIed VI w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20
OTIS ELEVATINC RAILWAY,
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,

In connection with the cArshILL MOUNTAIN Rail-
Connects win the o4o. II 80, and $50 trains on
New-York Central, and 1855 train on west Shots
railroads with Albany Day Line and Catsklll Evening
Line for Catskll Mt House. Kaaterskl Ho,el. Laurel
House Haines Corners and Tannersve; Oneora sunset
Twilight. Santa Cruz and Eka Parks. and Sehona'"
A LIMITED TRAIN over tho New-York Contra! on
SATURDAYS at lao T. NJ for Catsk without stop. con,
necfs with Otis F,evating Railway due 81 Catskin
Ma,r,s,n cta,on In 4 HOURS AND go MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-08-20

IN ROAD. -
Summer Schedule n effect June 3oth 1875. c,ov.
For Red Bank, Long Branch, Elberon, ocean Hro'e'
Asbury Park. Bsimar spring Lake ana po'H, ,o o Red
Bank rs 1890 'l1:3O 4. NJ C'l 20 Saturdays onlO
30 .al5 $50 400 'i:So. $50. 6:l3 +. NJ. Sundays
1913 A. NJ, 1870, 400 r. NJ. r.. ,.oo
Trains leave Foot Corandt and dsbosses streets
30 10 A. NJ 2O ti 20 saturdays ONYX Z;3'
% 10 $40 Except Red bankl 40 96lo 'oo T. H.
sundays. s:l5 a. NJ. s945 A NJ. BID L NJ $780,.
Sunday do stop at ocean Grove anu Asou''
Park
denotes express trains. - ,YDwyv
J. r. WOOD. ~. r. ffl
O. p A. Penn r. r. q. =. A, c. r. r. OF ~ j.
RUFUS RIODGETT.
SUIT NJ T. '. y. r. z
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Shaefter were surprised
Saturday evening by a
number of friends who
called unexpectedly to cele-
brate Mr.. Shaefrer's thirty
fourth birthday. High five
was the leading feature Of
the evenings entertainment.
Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Eaton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hopkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Coch-
ran, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham,
Mr.. and Mrs. Borschel. Mr..
and Mrs. johnson. Miss
Clara Shockey, Mr.. John
Perkins.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F.. NJ. Blish
entertained the whist club
Of which they are members.
Monday night. Those pres
ent We're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Lindley, Mr.. and Mrs. T. c..
Munger. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hutchins. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. L. Mcissner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Granger. Mr..
and Mrs. Mauritius.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26
THE COURIER

Monday evening Governor Holcomb Adutan General Gage
MAJOR Fechet u s. A. and Major Williams first regiment n c.
present at the Lincoln Light company regular drill
at the infantry The visitors spoke briefly expressed
themselves highly pleased by proficiency the military
company Following the drill the and guests adjourned
to the club in the First National building where an in
teresng program given.
Mr. j. h. Dogan of New Hampton, Iowa. been visiting
his brothers IN this city H. and John Doran
Tuesday
Mr. Mont Briggs of New Hampton visiting
in this city has returned home
Company d., N c. will give Spy Atlanta at the Ian
sing February 4.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Miss Bertha DuTeil gave
a luncheon to the members
of the w. L. G. Cooking
club Saturday afternoon.
Those present were Misses
Parrish, Walthers, Merrill,
Bartram, Burleigh. Berk-
son. Dorothy, Greed. Kohn
and Leese.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Saturday night Mr.. and
Mrs. Ii. III. Wilson entertain
ed the senior and post
graduate classes of the
university law school. They
were assisted in entertain
ing the young men by the
ladies of the Kappa Gamma
fraternity.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Prof W j. Kinsey left Monday New York
The Society of the Hall in the Grove evening resi-
dence of Mrs. J. d. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs j. W. BOggs enjoyable whist party
Tuesday evening Those Mr.. A. H. Weir
Mr. and Mrs f. A Brown Mr. Gillian MFR and Mrs
Iialett. Mr. and Mrs NJ j. Waugh. Mrs W A. Lipdev
Mrs W. Lansing Mr. j Davis Mr.. W. f. Kirker KirEer
/ here prizes.
Miss Baird. who has been ill., is reported convaescen
Mrs Angie F. Newman left Wednesday Salt Lake City
Mrs Foss Seacres visiting parents Hiawaha Kansas
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Miss Nellie Lau enter
tanned L'Amusement club
Saturday afternoon.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

This week there have been a number
of small events, and the devotees of the
dance have not been without opportunity
to indulge in their favorite social diver
next week is the wedding of Mr.. George
j. Woods and Miss Rachel Brock. of
lready been made in TIE COURIER.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

Mr.. Mrs j. w. Begers entertained a Monday
with whist Mr. OShea awarded the first gentemens
prize and Mr. F. A. Miller the BOBBY Mrs c. W. oxe
the ladies' royal and Mrs Albert Dillon the consolation Those
present Mr. Sizer and +. A Miller
Mr. and Mrs T. j. OCOnne Mr. and Mrs Albert Dillon. Mr. and
Mrs C.. H. Blanchard Mr. and Mrs Patrick OShea Mr. Mrs
c. w. Hoxie, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Jones.
Prof Movius has been made musical director Central
Church of Christ
The Philharmonic orchestra preparing for elaborate
to be given in the future.
Prof G. g. Williams Miss Grace Cook, Prof Snufn and Mrs
Aliens Mandolin club participated in the given
the Y NJ. c. A. hall last evening.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

which has already made
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

SOrOsis met Monday
afternoon with Miss Rich
ardson at the Windsor
hotel. Mrs. Brace led the
discussion which was on
The Evolution of an
American Woman"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-01-26

The Philharmonic orchestra preparing elaborate
be given in the future.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-20

eson. Ar- ]. a. Cunningham. Mr.. I. n.
buEke. sr. A. Meagher. caps. Davis, sIr.
r = Drew, NJ. ]. J. Powers. Mr.. r.. n
Aaea. Mr. Cszarses Keaaer. Mr.. ( r..
alfEe. sis- 4 G McAurray. Dir. II. W.
Sleeves. Dir William Riley. Mr. !. III.
Higgins. Mr. A. Hebert. Ar. NJ Clark.
Nj. H. J. Raesan. Dir. C. ]. o.saea. Mr.
L T. Michel. Ar. j. p. Gleason. Mr.. +. A.
Henneiiy. Mr.. j. r. conroy. Dir. n. c.
A.a.aringer. NJ T. d. Gresham, sfr. A.
d. Neasoa. Mr.. A. K Cummings. Mr.. Z. +
Mckenzie. Mr. ~ II. Maseay. Mr.. If. J.
murphy. Ar. D. Faulkner. Ar. J. John
so;a, Mr.. d. y. sfcEssroy. Dr. r. G. Asb.n.
Mr.. JosEn Quinn, Mr.. 81. c. dunno. Mr.. j.
j. Gosz. Mr. john McSovern, asr. r. L.
Jones. AR. Wzssam Hoffman. aIr. NJ. J.
Conway. Mr. William Higgins. Mr.. S. J.
Braiiso. atr. J. J. Lindsey. Mr.. J. A. Near
thur. Mr.. w. FL. sosernerg. Mr.. J. j.
McIsaac. Mr.. Dc. Kennedy, Mr. c. j.
Aaez-siss Mr.. A. c. Graf.
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Mrs. noya's vi1,e. Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs. W r. Boyd gave a violet
dinner Saturday evening of last week In
honor OF Mr.. Valentine, OF New York
city. Garlarfis of sngilax and vioiesss were
tAraped To the chandeliers, whose iigsnss.
softened by violet shades. cast a glow
UPON the table, the center of whieh was
occupied by basks. OF ferns ard smtlax.
From this clusters of violrts attached 10
violet ribbons spread across the cloth TO
the yarocas places. and indicated By a
name painted in gold upon each end ta.e
guest who was to occupy the pleasant
place Each guest carried away the rib
bon and vfoleis as souvenirs OF tsle occa-
sion. The guests OF the evening were:
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a Frsmon. Dancing PARTY.

a few OF the young ladies' at Fremont.
chaps-oned BY Mrs. +. A. Herbert, Mrs.
A j. Maxwell ard Mrs. II. Swift. infor-
maAy entertain 4 gathering OF friends,
at Templars' IA. asst Thursday evening.
Music and other social amusemenfs made
the occasion delightfni one. and after
lunch the large dining room was thro VET
open and the remainder of tho evening
spent In dancing. Among the Invited
guests were: Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Her
bert. Mrs RsadseA. Mrs. Swift. Mrs.
Maxwell. Mss Keeton. Miss Margssera Il e
coults. Afsss koelaer. Miss Robinson, Miss
Messing, the Misses Young. Miss Winning
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About twenty OF the society people ''on
the htn" reurganixed the old whist club
at Mrs. Al. ]. carkeek's Friday OF iast
week and dubbed 1t the Wednesday Gard
Club. changing the play from whist %
progressive esschre. The first series was
held at Mrs. NJ Il. Bacaus'. iase wednes-
day eyesing ami was greatly enjoyed by
all The place Of meeting VIII DC changed
weekly. each member entertaining the
club once. and when the circuit shall
have been made then tire winners or The
prizes to be offered will be named. This
club promises to afford maay rleaSan,
evenings. The next meeting will be held
at Mrs. Thomas Rurke's residence. corner
Seneca and Twelfth
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-20
seat.Ie Chaasauaua Unann.

The Seattle Chautauaua union held it's
annual meeting last Friday evening at
the chamber of commerce. with j. T.
Ronald. the president, Ia the chair. The
attendance Was exceptionally large. al
the local circles being well represented
and making total Of serne 80 present.
The meeting was very interesting and
an enjoyable programme rendered Miss
Olive House read the forest scene of
Siakespears's AS You Like IT. In a
manner to secure for that talented lady
a hearty round of applause. The liter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-20
Rnil,n S rect Whist Club.

The Robin Street Whist Club met last
Monday evening at tire residence OF Mr.,
and Mrs. W. \. AIcCuscain, 2ls Rollin
street. After eight games. Ave points con-
stftuting a game. a delicate bunch was
served. The club meets on the second ard
fourth Mondays of each month. The next
meeting will be with Miss Wright at the
residence of Maj. T. 5. ingraaanl, corner
OF Second and Lenora streets, Monday
evening. January 3. The following are
the members OF the club: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Ruppe.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Snider. Mrs. Hall.
Miss Lillian Bigelow. Miss Audrie TraSk,
Miss Nellie McCutctsn. Miss Wright, Mr..
Bromley. Mr.. J. w. Randall. Mr. Walter
Wallace. Mr.. Clarence Mccutchin and Mr..
Walter Yorker,
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Scotia, at Peter nr.mm.y.r...

4 party was given at Mr.. Peter Rrem-
meyers az Ballard last Wednesday even
ing that was enjoyed by all the guests In
attendance. who were. Miss Florance
Millen, Mir. Lawrence Benner, Miss Jen-
ME Hill. sir. NJ. Hawiey. Miss JOY Ward.
Mr.. Harvey Bmery. Miss Lizzie Brem-
meyer. Mr.. l.. n. Markle. Miss Jakes. Mr..
John Shellcross, Miss Hooper. Mr.. Char
ley Lake. Miss Helen Ross. Mr. Martin
Hays. Miss Simpson. Miss Allie Simpson.
Miss May Meebe. Mr.. Martin Date. Mr..
Murtrie Date, Mr., II. a. Warner, Mr.. ID.
Harvey. Mr.. Gilbert ormbsid, Mr.. Stoves.
Miss Hanson, Miss cusfis Mr. Eugene
Sir nson.
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Miss Sargsnt's concert. given bet Fri
day evening al tlss First Methodist EMS
copa. church, was largely attended by
the fashionable and musical people OF the
city, though not az mach 50 as the
talent cS the faar ssnger rsersted The
enthusiastic verdict or those present
however, was that the young artist gave
every Indication OF possessing a great
voice, which. with rhe development Of
time. ought 70 ensure Miss Sargent q
brilliant musical career. Aside from the
gift Of rich voice, her personal ep-
pearassce ~ pleasing and winning. She
has graceful figure, fluffy golden brown
hair, bike eyes and delicate features in
dicaiiye OF refinement. Her voice gives
evidence OF having been subjected To
intelligent cultivation, wsAch persevering
practice under able teachers In Europe
should fully develop and bring out its
magnificent power and possibilities. Her
range L. already remarkable. and while
her notes ia the upper register are clear,
true. full and ringing. she sings the notes
In the lower register with almost the
breadth and power Of coatraIso. Her
trIils were executed witls a natural ease
that added to the charm of her singing.
while her method indicates an intelligent
knowledge and appreciation OF her pow
ers. She quickly won her way into the
good graces OF her audience, aud her
tnFsse seisctaens on the programme were
enc0red with an enthusiasm that left
no room TO doubt OF It's sincerity. Miss
Sargent was ably assisted by Mrs. Frank
H. Black. Mrs. Howard Josiyn, Mr. IL
Sharpe Mr. Myron Grout and Mr. George
A. Einunds. The programme in full was
as follows:
Organ Solo. selected, Mr.. II. Sharpe
THE Charmcr.'' waltz song, A. Stres-
ezki. Miss Sargent
ta-l Sunset" Dudley Buck: (b.) my
Little Woman" osgood. Mr.. Myron
Grout.
Trot de cavaserie. Rubenstein. Mrs.
Frank -. Black.
Robert. Idol of Ny Heart" Meyer
beer Miss Sargent.
MY AL c. Bohrn. Mr. George A. Ed
munds.
Duet. piano and organ. .'Cavailerie
Ruaticana,' Mascagni. piano. Mrs. +. ID.
Black: organ, Mrs. Howard Joslyn.
HE Was a prinre," #. Lysies. Miss
Sargent.
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The dance given by the Bon Ton club
last Friday evening In Brewers hall was
one of the best affairs the club has
ever enjoyed. The Too W.T. club at
tended IN a body. and with its usual VI
vacsty made everything CHEEKY. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Well
don. Mr.. ard Mrs. Hickman, Mr. and
Mira. Cook, Mrs. Bird. Mrs. Ladd, Mrs
Robbins. Mrs. Ward. Miss Alice Tuck,
Miss Katie Hart. Miss Alice Dabney.
Miss Josie Danney, Miss wheeler. Miss
Mamie Morris. Miss Sadie o'zfara, Miss
Mauda Wrhghtman, Miss Morrow. Miss
Kaiser. Miss Iaubscissr. Miss Ceuke
Miss Fanny Kingsbury. Miss Mae Thomp-
son, Miss Jones. Miss Sadie Martins.
Miss Emily Williams. Miss Laura John
SON Miss Martha Quade. Mr.. Elmer A
Friend. Mr.. c. V. White. MIR. J. W.
Brewer Mr.. c. .. OHara, Mr.. H. c.
Robinson. Mr.. j. A. Caiam. Mr.. Charles
Dabney. Mr. Floyd Twichen. Mr. Jensen.
Mr.. J. F. Hardin. Mr.. Louis Curtis, SIR.
III. Sheperf, Dir. Richard Pearse. Mr..
Charles Lynch. Mr.. James p. Cummings,
MIR. S. o. Laubscher. Mr.. III. A. I.aubs-
cher.
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A surprise party was given Mr.. Harry
Er!snan nj The home of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. ]. Erissnan, 1918 Sosssas
Twelfth street. Saturday Of last week. by
his young friends. and u pleasant evsa-
ing WIS enjoyed by all. The guests OF
the occasion were: Miss Maggie o'Brien.
Miss Nellie Mayoaek. Miss Sophia Case.
Hiss Ella Case. Miss Agnes Downs. Mss
Mattie Txsllsger. Miss Pearl Evistnan.
Mss Doilie Ersman, Mr.. Wslnasn May
Duck. Mr.. Henry Assbeil. Mr.. George
Counter. Mr.. Samuel Twiliiger. Mr.. Lloyd
Randolph. Master Eifie Egisnan and Ma.
Ii. GiIbersson.
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IN. \. n. wh..s ciaa xas.r...a@a.

DR.. and Mrs II. u. klsne entertained
the NH Whist elao At their home. 80
Markes street. on Friday evening The
hrs, prizes We're wen By Mr.. ana Mrs
George Fisher and the BOBBY prizes we're
awarded TO Mrs. L. c. Gilman and Mr..
r. s. WinehsaL The invited guests and
members os tho club present were: Mr..
and, AIRS L. {. Gilman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs e. G. Ford.
Mr.. and Mrs Newman Kline. Mr. and
Mrs. i n. McDonneii. Mr.. and Mrs. John
III. Elder. Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs sam n Ford. Mr.. ard Mrs.
j. T.. Fox Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs III. Il. Augustine Mrs.. r.
W. Kline. Mrss w. p. Ford. Dr. +. S.
Palmer and Mr.. Jack Kline.
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Messrs. +. J. Church. q. r. ouimby.
Robert /. Palmer ami A. 8. Cook lexx
last Friday for big game huntane
trip ep tsr Sxokomish rsver TIE party
started fer Hocdsport. from when place
they VITA so to Lake ausnman ana ON
up The river aareasy named The rArty
IS we'll provided to ensare the halsiships
OF the srip. inclssing saowssaoes. Witch
The season of the year will render ncces-
sary. ami as they via be gone for q week
ar longer the prospects are that hear and
deer VIII suffer before they return home
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Mis-. eara.ex.s nir,haav r.r,y.

The friends of Miss Bessie Ca-keek
made her sixteeusfs birthday the occasion
Of a very pleasant surprise party IN
her honor al the residence OF her par
snts sIr. and Mrs. s. Carkeek. The
young lady. who had been skHfuiIy liz
dncst TO leave the house. returned in the
evening to find herself the recipient Of
hearty congratulations and numerous APP
propriate gifts. Al O'clock the spacious
aariors were thrown open for dancing.
which continued to a late hour. inter-
spersesi with music by the Serenade
club and solos effectively rendered by Mr.
and Mrs. LapwJrth. All present spoke
Of the affair as cae OF the most enjoy
able OF the season. Among those pres
ent wcre: Mr.. and Mrs. d. C. Perigoy,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lapworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carkeek. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hunt, Mrs
l.. Wocdccck. Mss Maud Woodcock. Miss
Florence WoodGock. Miss Maud Bron-
ley, Miss Erncstine olaey, Messrs. Frank
Bromley. Mr.. Dave Copeland. Mr. George
and J. Devsns. Mr.. William Carkeek,
sMr. Charles Carkeek, Mr.. S. Carkeek and
Masters Elwood Hunt and Archie Car
ke@k.
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a-y treat OF the evening was TIE inter-
es-Ing lecture OF Mr.. James Hamilton
Lewis On the life and character OF Ed
mund Burke. Officers were elected fnr
the ensuing year. +. W. Cravea hesag
elected president. J. r. Ronald treasurer,
and Hiss Mary Heard secretary.
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A pleasant surprise party was rendered
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Hatton at their home In
the Waila Walla addition last Wednesday
evening. card-playing, music. singing
and dancing were induiged I'm and re-
freshments served. Those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Buck. Mf. and Mrs.
Coyle. Mr.. and Mrs, r. Maddigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Cummings. Mrs.
Thomas Nevins. Mrs. Drssro. Misses
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Yeaar Mem. ln.,l.n.e Social.


~ fonng Mems Institute gave a So
- Il Arlington hall Lass Wednesday,
- vas xeM attended. The music was
- ne management pleasant. ard all
"a 1 god time The guests present
~: nr and AIRS. j. w. Hughes. Mr..
~ Nrz T. ". Johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. a.
Keller, Mr. and Mrs. W. Newman. Mr..
~ Yrs A. r. Henxtls. Miss Mary Mc-
I1W. Mss Julia Kennedy. Miss Eva
Hknsaa. Miss Louise Hebert. Miss NJ
4 uckznsen. At1ss Grace Clancy. Miss
n Taaglssai. Miss Belle Hood. Miss
~ Hood, Miss May Kelly. Miss Maud
Ktsx Aias Mary Regain, Miss Kitty
nn, Miss Kate LAWN, Mass Lizzie
ksien. Miss Mary Black. Miss A. P,r-
III Hiss Anna Kurz. Miss Kurz, Miss
~ Pease. Miss Ella Pease. Miss Aslr-i-
- Laagcr. Mas Florence Mcdonald,
- Manic Leaiy. Miss NJ. r. Cameron.
- Mamie Wilson, Miss Ella Curtis,
~ b Henley, Miss NJ Burke. Miss
k1le Dotfn. Miss A. Black, Miss Susie
tnsren Miss A. Tndine, Miss Il. Pierce,
Ng Era Ray. Miss Maggie o'Donaeid.
Nl1 Asna Conway. Miss Lizzie Conway.
Nm kistic Quinn. Miss Kate Drew, Mss
= cshbay. Miss L. Oliver, Miss L. Muir
An. Atss G. Gross, aiiss sexton. Mrs. NJ.
kAaley, NJ. j. L. MelsIroy. DIR. J.. II.
1sns Or G. r. IIoye. Mr.. j. Il. Burger,
VILLAIN Corcoran, Mr. George MatA-