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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17


Mrs. E c. Neufcldor win give card
party next Wednesday.
Mrs. William o. Hesfercn ana son WIN
ieztve for San Francisco to-day.
MIR, and Mrs RItlessssN wiz shortly leave
for Alaska 10 reside permanently.
Mr.. VIII Carson will leave today fes
an extended trip through California;
Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Hatfield wiz
give A matinee musicale during The week.
The Agayne Club wsli give a select
party at Prosch's hall next Thursday
evening.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles A. Thorndske viii
be a. hogne after February % al III Mad
ison street.
Mr.. James ID. Hoge. IT.. viii return this
evening from his three weeks business
trip Ia the East.
The Wednesday Card Club win meet
next week at Mrs. Il. Q. Graves, iiao
jefferson strect,
Mrs. Miles Price Benton has issssrd in-
vitatssns for a card party al her RentUa
avenue residence next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Airs. W. Avery Vii leave dur
ing the coming week for Los Angeies
where they expecl To reside permanently.
The entertainment for tha Sarah n.
Yesier. which was 20 have been given to-
morrow evening. has been postponed for
one week.
Mrs. ID. A. Spencer and son will leave
fer San Francisco next Friday 10 tcin
Mr.. Spencer. who will make California 'hia
permanent home.
Central school pupils will give fsatri-
otto concert ana drlii In High school han.
Thursday evening. February sist TO ceIe-
brate Washington's birthday. aud raise
money for school apparatus. Admission.
adults ID cents. children 10 cents.
The T.. L.. q. Club will meet at Miss
Minnie Hughes. corner Thirteenth and
University. tomorrow afternoon. Tho
subject will be- George Ebers and Egyp-
tan History. and the tofses VIII gneas,sis
''The Reign of the Itolemles," "klea and
Irene" a character sketch. Roman Con-
quest or Egypt and Principal Characters
Of the Emperor
The Unitarian Sunday School and
Church, society has arranged an enter
tainment for next Wednesday evening,
called The Chronothanatoietron." for thu
benefit OF the Free kindergarten, and viii
be given at Rankes hall. Admission. 3
cents. A large number OF people are con-
nected with Ms production which will
have TO be seen to be appreciated.
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The xnonian ,hantaunua CIRCLE,

The xuouian Chautauqua Circle held sts
meeting last Monday evening al $50 Fifth
street. The principal feature OF the ev-
ening's programme vas the roil-call.
which consisted Of original valentines.
After an excellent disposition OF the rest
OF the programme, the circle passed the
remainder Of the evening IN games ana
an cd fashioned t8fTy-psah. Those pres
ent were: Mrs. Hegardt, Miss Hegardt.
Mss Carr. Mss Hamrpons. Mss Rose
Hegar8t, Mss FaseReeis. Miss Lena Els
eubeis. and Dir. r. Is. Hegardt. Mr. H Il.
olaaeld. Of EVEREST. Mr.. II Wallis Carr.
Mr.. :, G. Hamilton, Mr. W. III. Lewis,
MFR. F. =. HanEnons ard Mr.. j. L. Dua-
ley.
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The Hayes Farewell Party.

One of the successful social events Of
the week was the farewell party given
Mr. W Kirk Hayes last Wednesday ey-
ening prior TO his permanent departure
for Cleveland, Ohio. The residence OF
Senator ]. NJ. Frink had been kindly of
ferei for the occasion, and music and
dancing fitted In the time until IL O'Clock,
when dainty lunch was served. The
guests were: Miss Butler. Miss Cadien,
Miss Aig4e Macdonald. Miss Stratton.
Miss Kate Holmes. Miss Gilman. Miss
Maxwell, Miss Grace Butler. Miss Helen
Straston. Miss Tenie Gilman, Miss Alice
Baker. Miss Lulu Allen, Miss Jennie In
glis, Miss Smoke, Miss Essie Kinney. Miss
Lowry. Miss Maggie Upper. Mr. Kirk
Hayes, Mr.. Audley Butler. Mr. y. Upper,
Mr.. Il. l.. Allen. Mr.. v. G. CroissaHt. Mr.
Dwight S;ratton. Mr.. Bert Fr!nk, Mr.
Gerald FNrink. Mr.. Harry Cadien, Mr.
Carrie Tyete, Mr.. Frank FrInk, Mr.. Bart
Richards, Mr. w. Gilman. Mr.. WI Ing
Ifs. Mr. Witt Anderson, Mr.. George 81.
Allen.
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The J. J. j. Club held rs sixth social
At Tire residence OF Mrs. Swanberg Bea~
can h!M tzSt Tuesday evening, and an
on g8yable tSsEla was spent in dancing and
f,sasarse whist. Those present were Miss
Belle Richards. Miss Minnie Johnson.
Mss Mamie Myers. Miss Irene Joernsff.
Miss Levy. Miss Ala Johnson. Mss Della
warnshelit Miss Sw3raerg. Miss Zana
I.says.. Mss Ripley. Miss Nettle Yaeger.
Miss I.nla Baker. Gsss Sadie S3ckels Mr.
csas. III. Brown. MIR. RALPH Richards.
Mfr. z. Swexea. Mr.. r. Mallory. MIR john
Compton. Mr. +. Brown Mr.. ". h Sex
els. Mr.. +. haAer. Mr.. II Cookson, Mr..
George Ford. Mfr. Il BeFa-ss. Mr.. II.
wargsshsl3t. Mr. y. RipiiHger, Mr.. +. Da-
- Mr. II Carragan- Mr.. swaneerS, Mr..
n. warashossit. Mr.. Bert SweGea. Mr. W.
II. Yaasiesl
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Fasfiiom-.yeukfns.

Mr.. Rlchard Fashion,, OF Nanairlo. =.
G., and Miss Van Jenkins. % this city.
were married at the residence of the of
floating Clergyman. John +. Damon, 80
Fifth street. Seattle. Wednesday after
noon. February u, 1886. al 80 O'Clock. and
aeft the same evening FOR their home In
the north. Among the attendants at the
ceremony were Mrs. Martha Thomas. Miss
Flo Nightingale, Mss Selma Compton and
others.
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Edna.s Seventh Birthday Party.

Miss Edna Kiefer celebrated her sew
enth birthday lass Saturday by giving
soap-bubble party 10 the following OF her
young friends: Misses Ella Parker. Lulu
AIger. Mary Andrews. Ethel Taggart.
Amy Peterson. Dolhe Cavanaugh, Marg-
cry Graham. Eta Jensen. CertIe Jensen.
Lucia Prather, Esther Me;zgar. Florence
Curtis. I4eoia Summers, Masters George
Berliner. Rinaido Berliner, Frank Leslie,
Freddie Jeffry. Roy Be!l, Milton F'ilz.
Homer Wltlcr, Robert Prather. Clyde
Moo~ Leland Summers, Sidney Neister
ard Ralph Curtis. A pleasant time was
enjoyed by the little folks and all de-
parted wishing their little hostess many
returns OF the day.
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The Hall st,l.IlrI.e Party.

Mr.. r Perry Hail was given a surTg.s
rawtv ~ his residence. ISIS FlfIa street.
lass Thursday evening Tor h!s birthday
annsvsrSarv. The pag4ors tssA Seen taste
fs,siv decorated IN ais absence by his fair
mariner IA lfe. Mrs Hail. The early rsart
ne .ha eveaing wss taken NJ vita carts
and xoea asa fashioned csaiy-pull. thea
came music, Aota veal and EnS IrgmUngal.
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Miss Lewis Valentine Party.

Miss Lewis gave a pretty valentine par
ty al her home. near Ross, last Wednes-
day evening. About twenty Invitations
in quaint lettering and tied with pink
rs5boa were issued. The reception rooms
where the guests were received were
decorated with carnations and White
ehrySau rlemuurs. and the first feature Of
the evening was the arrival OF dainty
l2etie fairy, attlrea IN pink and waite. in
the person OF little Mss May Williams.
who lad a tiny mall sack flied with
valentines for each friend present. M'Es3c.
whist ana dancing made the remainder
OF the evening pass en5oyably, during
which an elaborate pink and white"
luncheon was served. Among those pres
ent were: Miss Ewing. Miss Reid. Miss
Grace Smith, Miss Carroll. Miss Jessie
Morris. Miss Florence Eiwea. Miss Hol-
den. Mss Margaret Morris. Miss Graham
Miss Desmond. Of Boston, Mr.. Walser
Morris. Mr.. ". A. Graham. Mr.. r Smith.
Mr.. Macarthur. Mr.. schraysr, Mr.. IT. wall
iauas. Mr Chas. Greer. Mr.. Edgar Wat
son Mr. Har2segt W. Lewis.
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washinston,s Birthday.

Luncheon and dinner will be served In
Ratio hail on the I'D and I'D. Friday and
Saturday OF this week. In connection is
loan exhibit of antiquities which prom
iSes to be very interesting. The Ladies'
Aid OF North Seattle Baptist church and
friends have the matter in charge and in
cludes: Mrs. Byron Phelps. Mrs. Robert
Moran, Mrs. AloEzo Hull. Mrs. L. Ayrn-
auit Griffiths. Mrs. DR.. Crichton. AIRS. e.
r. Butterworth, Mrs. r. X. Latimer. Mrs
Edward Miller. Mrs. II. H. Ames and
Mrs. W. r. Andrews.
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Frank paui.s birthday.

Mrs. Frank H. Paul gave a very pleas
ant birthday party to Mr.. Paul at their
home 2e3 Lewis street. last Wednesday
evening. The invitations were TO several
Of his personal friends and were desig-
mated as Strictly Stag" and it proved
a most enjoyable affair. The house was
beautifully decorated. and at the elegant
beautifully laden banquet table the guests
fingered, while with jokes, songs and
laughter all were joyous and happy. Mrs.
Paul was ably assisted In making IL such
Il complete success by Mrs. William Il.
Rowland and Miss Ella Springer. On the
part OF the friends Mr.. Reuben WI Jones
presented Mr.. Paul with a beautiful onyx
clock. and Mr.. Paul In accepting, while
greatly surprised, flttingly thanked the
guests. Those present were: Mayor By
ron Phelps. Mr.. a. II. Van de vanter. Mr..
Nathan Blman, Mr.. ID. Il. Abraham. Mr..
Henry Freder4ci, Mr.. w. b. Rowland.
Mr. VI. G. Conrad. Mr.. A. S. Gibbs, Mr..
A. wickersiaarn. Mr.. j. u. Paul, Mr.. ii.
j. Hunt, aIr. John Riplinger, Mr.. K. W.
Jones, Mr.. u. III. McMullen. Mr.. c. S.
Carpenter, Mr.. r. +. Kendall. MIR. W. w.
Kirkwood, Mr.. I. J. Crabtree.
The following lines were read at the
banquet 10 Mr.. Paul, who IL the ex-
county assessor:
THIRTYJTIIREE
IL our genial host is willing, have just
lust !. word of kindly greeting TO YOU ON
your natal dag.
For we all as friends assembled here
unite to wish to thee
Many years of Joy and pleasure. for you're
yet but thaity-three.
May you share in great abundance all
the blessings that can come:
And with dear ones round about you %
make bright this pleasant home.
May old age creep on so gently. from all
care and worry free.
Looking fresh and young al eighty. though
you're gray at thirty-three.
May you live to see Seattle. queen Of all
the great Northwest,
with half million people. prosperous.
happy. richly blessed.
And among the truly honored or the city
may you be.
Such loyal friend and favorlte as we
knew at thirty-three.
We old bald heads. somewhat older. feel
we know you pretty we'll,
And some wings that You would rather
We'd keep still ana never tell.
but the way tnAi you We hSfsesSe1 US
never quite from taxes free.
And how yol sho; u man-no wonder you
are gray at thariy-three.
How yea gathered in the sheckels OF the
"PoH Tax"what q curse,
Or just socked 1t on improvements or
the Personal even verse.
O, we taxpayers don't forget you nor for
give You quite, you see.
Y,ar fhe WORRY bout the taxes. made us
bald at thirty three.
But ionlEht We come 20 greet you, hoping
ysnl have yet ia store.
Many many happy birthdays, fully nifty
years more.
Ard may each returning year bring
prosperity 10 thee.
4 I'd cs1ftentcaefFt reign about YOU. as to-
night at tntrty-thrceI
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Mrs. Hopkins, Five O'Clock Tea.

Mrs. Charles Hopkins gave an Informal
s O'Clock tea yesterday afternoon. The
guests we're: Mrs. F. l. Burns. Mrs r.
c. Hyde. Mrs. Eugene Garfield. Mrs. Kate
Wilson. sfrs. C.. I. Smith. sIrs. ". II. For
rest. 3frs. l. e. Cole. Mrs. u. H. Har-
haugh. Mrs. W. II. II. Green. Mrs r. l.
Stevens. Mrs. Wallace Nutting. Ars. ".
u o'Toole. airs. r. NJ Hopkins, Airs
Eben Smith, Mrs. &. 7, Tyler.
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violet Iadley.s surprise Party.

Miss Violet Hadley was given a sur
prise party by Miss Emma Hopkins at
500 Columbia street a pleasant time
was enjoyed by all the little folks pres
ent, who were: Effie Jackson. Annie
Agnew, Ethel Howe, Emma Hopkins
Annie Raphan. Pearl Mariell, Edith Oar
ling. limo Sprages. Irene Howe. Jennie
blackburn, Katie Blackburn. Rosa Marrto,
Julia Marrto. Alice crobet. Ada Harnarn,
Loeyd Gillies. Ellen Miller, Fay Hadley,
Tosey Agnew, Mrs. Mida, Mrs Agnew
airs. Hadley, Mrs. Sawyer, Violet Hadley.
Ella Satta.
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waite-Thompsson.

At the home OF the brides parents ON
Hyde street. Thursday evening. February
IA. 1885, were united in marriage Mr.. Will
lam W. waite.of Blunt. s. D.. and Miss
S. Geneyieye Thompson. OF this city. The
Rev. ID. c. Garrett pronounced this most
impressive of all rites In the presence OF
a large circle OF friends. Promptly at Z
O'Clock the groom. accompanied by his
best man. Mr.. James Townsend. entered
the roomy bariars. tLan immediately prs
cedlng the bride the two dlminutive
bridesmaids. Misses Nellie and Celia SAM
born. followed BY the bride herself on the
arm of her brother-in-iaw, Mr.. Albert
Chaffey. Under a dome .astefuiiy formed
OF ivy and smilax. with immense palms
and trailing vines forming a Background
of glossy deep-hued green. the groom re-
ceived his beautiful bride, and together
they pronounced the vows which shall
bind them till death do part. The eere-
mony over. the bride. beautiful In her
flowing bridal robes OF whitest silk, and
her genial husband received the most
hearty well wishes and congratulations OF
their many friends. After bountifni
wedding feast. amid shower OF rice and
SVUA NiS.s MI anu thies waite staiteu
on an extensive tour OF California and the
South. expecting to be at home in Blunt.
after the first week in April. Mr.. Waite.
who is a prominent banker and business
man of South Dakota. made many friends
during his brief stay and was himself
deeply interested In and delighted with
the Sound country: the more fully appre-
ciating Its gpring-like verdlire and balmy
climate in that he left his home during a
blizzard, with the thermometer ranging
among the thirties below. While congrat-
uiating the groom. the host OF friends re-
greet the loss from their midst OF the
charming bride. and the land of the Da-
kotas has gained what the Evergreen
grieycs at Its losing.
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The Magazine Rexrew clnh.

The Magazine Review Club met at the
home OF Mrs. l.. c. Gilman on Rainier
street last Monday afternoon. at which
time the following programme was rem
derea: Reading, 'sThe War Between China
and japan" Mrs. L. c. Gilman: current
topics. Mrs. II. ID. Klein: THE Life OF
Helen Kellar." Mrs. Bush: solo. selected,
Mrs. Conway; recitation, Mrs. Howard
Slanson: fiction of the month. Mrs. f. NJ.
Carr. The club VIII meet in two weeks
with Mrs. II. D. Klein, 2ls Market street.
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Mrs. John Leary gave ore % her charm
ing luncheons yesterday afternoon in
honor 81 Miss Laura Hathaway. Of san
Jose. CsL Mrs. Laary was assisted by
Mrs w n. Clarke, of Wsiia walia. The
guests we're: Miss Hathaway. Miss louise
Hayden. Miss Olive Baxter. Miss Sadie
Kellogg. Miss Elise BROOKS. Miss I.llly
Kellogg.
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The X. :. w. J. whist Climb.

Last Friday evening Mrs. Z, e. Kellogg
entertained the X. q. w. J. Whist Club
OF Smiths Cove. Those present were:
Mrs s. Gray. Mrs. f. wsedon. sfrs. Tio-
raslo W. Smith. Mrs. e. g. Kellogg. Miss
Mice Smith. Miss irene Selfr!dge. Miss
Marie Joernst. Mlss May Swanson. Mfr. T.
Weldon. Mr.. Ia Phillips. Sir. o. Wade.
Mr. George Joerndt. Mr.. r Kearny ana
Mr.. G.. S. Fenwick-
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The owen Meredith Club.

Last Friday Miss Frye entertained the
club at a dainty Valentine luncheon. The
dining room decorations were entirely of
pink, and in accordance with the exqui-
site taste OF the hostess. The name cards
were dainty conceits In the shape Of
hearts, within which each found quota
ton suggestive OF her share In the menu.
The guests were: Miss Frye. Miss How
ellis, Miss Gillette. Miss Burweil, Miss
Drew. Miss Sargent, Miss Parsons and
Miss Hubbard
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Sheet and plllow-s.ln Social.

The senior Y. r. s. g. Z. or the Edge
water congreagats onai church gave
sheet and pillow Social At isodlars's hall
at Fremont last Friday evening. ard
much amusement was furnished by TIRE
gro; sazqssa appearance 81 sfse usaskers-
Refreshments were served and an inter
estlng programme rendered
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The Edgewater Literary Circle.

The recently organized literary circle at
Edgew5ter inst last Wednesday evening
with Mrs. ". Densnore and elected the
following officers; President, W. Dens-
more: vice president. Miss Maud Harmon:
secretary. Miss Fannie Giles. treasurer.
Miss Agnes Goddard. Entertainment
committee, appointed for one month Mrs.
j. T. Nichols. Miss Carrie Norton, w. A.
Gordon.
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By Miss Bell wcodwcrth ard Mrs. Charles
Headreen- A delicate iaaca was served
at a late hour. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs a. Pfnnssner, Mr., and Mrs. III.
Farmer. Miss Sell woo1worth. Miss I.asa
Baker. Miss Eta Stetson Miss Jessie
Giles. Miss Edith Baker. MesSrs Eeyxr
Green, Mr.. Ed. Baker. Mr.. Charles HIeas-
rean. Mr. Fred Baker ard Mr.. II. Cock
son.
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The members Of the Tco-Whit Club
surprised Miss Arfge Taylor at her home
on broadway and DEPOT streets last FRI
s3av evening. In spite OF the inclenent
weather. TIE striving elements were for
gotten. and good cheer and vivaeisy went
hand in hand. The party adjourned early
in The evening 10 rsnkney's hall. where
some Of the time MAS passed in dancing
About midnight the residence was again
sought. where luncheon was served. after
which games were INDUCED In. The
chanticleer had begun to announce the
birth OF a new day when the surprisers
took leave CT the fair hostess. Tlsoss
present were. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mrs.
Bates. Miss AliCe Dahney. Miss Josie
nabney. Miss Bates. Miss Amy Farms
worth. Miss Marse Woi3. Miss Helen
Gillette, Miss PgarSe. Mss Piukney. Miss
gassett. Miss Marion Atwood. Miss Dot
MacFarlana. Mr.. Wa!ly covington. Mr..
J. y. Cummings. Mr.. Dick pearse, Mir.
William Atwood Mr.. Ion Craigtn. Mr..
Louis nsn. Mr.. ErassGs Curtis. Mr., Dab
rsv. Mr.. pinkney Mr.. Maurice HIrtnet;.
Mr.. c. Y. White and Ar. Elmer \.
Friend.
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The Russell Wedding Anniversary.

The second wedding anniversary OF Mr..
and Mrs Russell was celebrated at their
home on Division street Monday evening,
February 4. A houuttful supper. music.
games and dancing made up the pleas
ures of the occasion. The guests were:
Mr.. and Mrs. WarlS, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Blake. Miss MacCaiium,
Miss E. Maccaiium. Miss Haseiy, Miss
j. IIately, Mr.. William Barnneid. Miss
Nellie Blake, MIR. II. wark, Mr.. J. Hate
~. Baby Bruce, Baby Russell
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Nr anI Mrs r. 9. Baker gave very
pleasant whist party AZ their home en-
Yasier avenue TIE first prizes, two
handSofzle valentines. We're awarded 10
Mss Jessss Giles anf Mr. Howard
Farmer. Tas two booty prizes were won
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TInnt-srnith.

Mr.. Francis F. Hant and Miss Olive G.
Smith were united In marriage weine@-
day Srorning. February G. 1886. at the resi-
denee o. the brides mother. airs L.
Saith. I'LL Thsrd street. by Rev. ID. G.
Garrett. soniy a few immediate friends
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MIS- .,or,an.~ surprise Party.

MISS Ne,tie Jaeian. Of Fos'iana. Or.
ysho Is al present attending the state uri-
xs.rsgsy. was Pleasantly surprised last FIJI
day evening by a nguaser q friends aa.s
siassa1ase s - she hsosaIsable hoHss q &r.
aaa Mrs. II II. Anass or 0aee1 $50
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pears 10 have anticipated the Lenfen sea-
son by several weeks. The young ladies'
who introduced the Boston rational suit
and whose moral courage was fully equal
TO facing public opinion while walking
the streets with their novel costume are
meeting with success and encouragement.
The reform has been a subject for dis
cussien among all the women OF the city.
a large number OF whom appreciate the
advantages and comforts or the new suit,
but lack the moral courage TO wear IL.
Already the movement Is finding adher-
ents In the university and at the High
school. one young lady wears the suit
who attends the university and two who
attend the High school, and. although
subjected TO ignorant ridicGie at first.
they have now broken the ice of custom
and before long many Others are expected
TO follow In their wake. The young ladies'
deserve credit for their bravery and
should be encouraged in what IS evidently
a move In the right direction. Another
indication of the growing movement was
seen at a party given by young ladies'
during the week. at which every guest
appeared In Boston rational suit. or, as
commonly called, divided skirt
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Scetr-taIne.

Mr.. Chenas5go Ssctt and Miss Nersis
pora Game. both of this csSy. were quietly
married at the residence OF the officaatsnx
clergyman. John +. Damon. $40 Fifth
street. Seattle. Sunday morning. February.
10 1886. at 1880 O'Clock. Among those
present were Mr.. Edwin w. Game. father
OF the bride. Mrs Matte Nelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Blewett and others
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Refreshments we're served az the conclu-
s.os- Those participating weres ar. and
Mrs J. c. Redwa-a. AFR. ard Mrs. II.
Earworth. Mr.. and AIRS. s Carkeek. Mr..
and Mrs. c. ~ Hunt, Mrs. n. c. Peregoy.
airs. s j Sco1and. as;ss Eussua LiiIeary,
Miss Bessie Carkaek. Mr.. j. 3. Nolles. M.
Frank Bromley, Mr.. Charles I..IiheFg. Mr.
C. Carkeek. Nr. 5. Carkeek. Jr.. Mr.. ]. L.
CFesSon. Mr.. Il Bradley.
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Miss Ktur.hury.s sarpr.ise PARTY

gave her an agreeable surprise at her
a3ase on Edes street last Thursday even
ing The hours OF the evening were pleas
sntly whilee away in playing charades.
games and other anuseruents About
midnight Iunc s4son was served. Those tn
the party were: Mr.. and airS. George
Law. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Campbell. Miss
f1y1Ae cook. aIiss Martha Qaa4e. Miss
Maud Mcclellan. Miss Craze Ahse, Miss
A1nIs Taylor. Miss Miller. Miss Maa3
Flier. Mess-s. Joan and Mert Brewer, Mr..
W Woods Mr.. Charles Qaade. Mr.. Por-
ter. Mr. w&ig Burke Mr.. George cocper
a ia Mr. Elmer A. Friend
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me Misses I-atimerss Surprise Party.
The Misses Inefficient and Marsha lat
inner wer given surprise party at 1heir
residence al the corner of Prospect ana
WsliSow streets Friday. February s TIE
usual games and music made up the
pleasures OF the evenings entertainment.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17

You nay be t1red OF readtng butSfserw
ads. hat we would Ike yofi 10 caIl AZ this
Futon Market, THE MARKET Of the
csty, ard see what we can 30 for yxsl-
Futon Market. Hinekfey block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17

were present. After short trip 20 Pert
land. Mr.. and Mrs Huu< will be at home
10 their friends al No. seS Fourth street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-17

Or. Titus has taken ala fsffice ia Tho
naiiey building. Hours. ! 20 Z. z 10 q
Other hours. Jackson street