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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13
Mrs. Rowley,s birthday.

A pleasant birthday party was given
Friday evening in honor Of Mrs. William
Bowley. The evening was spent IN games
and recitations. Refreshments were serv-
ed al A late hour, after which the guests
dlspersed. Those present were: Mrs. w
II. Bowiev. Mrs. Charles Montgomery,
Miss Maggie Casinberg. Miss Car
RE Helms. Hiss Lilly Guyer, Miss
Mary Maleen. Mss Nellie Bagley,
Miss Inez Bawley. Mrs. Spetssr, Miss
Lawrence. Miss Lulu Bowley, Mrs r.
Higgins. Mrs. H Montgomery, Mrs. T.
Buckley. Mr.. 7 Harlana. Mr.. Smith, Mr.
Albert Keen. Mr.. Stewart Mr.. Charles
Siegele, ir.. William Desmond. Mr. r.
Helms. ar j. L. Palmer. Mr.. James
Doughty and several others.
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Mr. and AIRS. W. Barnes entertained
number OF their friends az their home in
North Seattle Saturday evening at pro
gTessive whist. ln honor Of Mrs. Barnes
old-ume friend. Mrs Dickey. The evening
vas delightfully."- spent in games. speech
making and music. after which refresh
Taents were served. The guests were;
Mrs. Dickey. 81 Dakota; Mrs. 6. A. Hin.
Mrs. pregES Mr. and Mrs. Foster. Mr.
and Mrs A. a. Wright Mr., and Mrs. l..
klodt Mss Wilson. Miss Wallace, Miss
Champlin. OF Portland Nr Dickey. OF Ia
coma. MT. ;. Wallace. Mr. Hickey and
Mr. Hfll
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Mr.. and Mrs. w-hitrnore's Anniversary

Tuesday being Mr. and Mrs r. X Wait
mores twelfth wedding anniversary. a
party 81 friends dropped In upon them in
formally 10 wish them many happy re-
turns Of the day and spend = social even
ing Conversation. whist and games made
81 & merry time FOR all, and refreshments
tempting 20 the eye well as the appe-
tite were enjoyed Among those present
we're Dr and Mrs i n Acton. Mr. and
Mrs William Pearse Mrs Ziila Douglas.
Mrs. Helen Pearse. Mr. and MTs - 4.
Bishop. Nr and Mrs.. !. V Swope. -
and Mrs : l.. Galloway. Mr.. and Mrs.
l. A Rexford
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Or Friday night AZ the FIRST United
Presbyterian church. a. Sixth and Seneca
streets. a pleasant fareweI social was
given 20 Miss AMANDA Archer. who all
leave frs a few DAYS f5r her old home 81
Missouri Miss Archer has been one q
The leading workers n The church f5r sew
era years ard viii - greatly missed by all
with whom she has been associated. The
social was gwen Under the auspices ~ ne
social committee % the Y. z 5 r. 2
Save-z. choice SELECTIONS were rendered On
the mandolin. hart3 and guitar ~ fae
f--r~erzr orchestra. Mss Emma wallace
sang solo. ard Miss Winnie Ewing and
M~ Uurwar5 uaWie gave Rotations, after
which ref~esArnents Rere served. TAs
rooms had seen tastsfuUy decorated vith
autumn IeGves and ixF.
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A Pleasant Surprise Party.

pleasant surprise party was given ~
Mrs A p Brown Friday evening AZ her
home on Market street in honor Of her
birthday The chief amusement Of the
evening was progressive whist though
the guests no doubt enjoyed the progress
slve lunch just as fully. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs W. r Ronald. Mrs.
J. Gruukranz. Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Eugel-
hack. Mr. and Mrs +. Keene, OF Port
land Mr. and Mrs Randolph Mr. and
Mrs r. " Barto. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kerkow. Mr. and Mrs. r O. Lazier. Mrs.
Davidson Miss Anna Johnson. Miss Ma
ME Keens, Dr. Beckett. Mr. <. G. Gale
and Sir and Mrs. a F. Brown.
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Miss lila Richardson's Party.

A merry and pleasant surprise party was
that planned by Miss Lulu Boyd Wednes-
day evening IN honor OF Miss Lila Rich
ardson, at whose residence, No. 923 Frank
street number Of friends assembled and
spent the evening at cards and other
games At II 50 o'clock lunch was served
Miss Richardson is a ulodel hostess. and
all her guests enjoyed the evening. Those
present were Miss Lila Richardson, Miss
Lulu Boyd Miss Emma Baker. Miss
HAYNES Miss Edith Hapgood, Miss
Katie Hart, Mrs. LaFontaine. Miss
Edith Goodrich. Mr.. Charles Free
born, Mr.. George Birthstone. Mr..
c A Stubs, Mr.. r.. Boyd. Mr.. A.
Crawford, Mr. James Mcintyre, Mfr. VIII
Ashley and Mr.. NJ. Chebleaf.
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NOTION DEPARTMENT

The most complete line OF staple
notions 70 be found here way below
the regular price.
Marshalrs Linen Thread. . spools
for SC
Hooks and Eyes. good quality. 2
dozen for lc
The Perfection Hooks and Eyes,
humphack 2 dozen for sc.
Good quality Pins, &c a paper.
French Mourning Pins. g A box.
Safety Pins. papers for Sc.
NiCkel-Plated Curling Irons, large or
small. sc each.
5-PronE Waving Irons. nickel-plated.
only 2Gc each =
:. and s-inoh iongI&Erench Horn
Bones for dress stays, only SC dozen.
Tho Fashionable Dress Stay, cover
81 and with protected tips, which Will
not cut through and rust. &c a bunch.
Whaiebone Casing. at Sc.
Douhle-Steel Corset STAYS, I'm black
or gray. only sc each
Fancy Belt Buckles, at f0c. l5c up.
New BELTS. nickel buckles. very
handsome. at 20c. sc, sc and Z
Black Carter Elastic. = 20 / inch
wide. YOUR choice Sc a yard.
Fancy Frilled and Colored Garter
Elasfics at s., 10c. sc a yard.
Ladies and Children's Hose Sup
Chrdren's Round Combs. celluloid,
all cOlors only -.
Buttermfk Toilet Soap. s. cake.
Thimbles. T. each.
The new Aluminium Metal Thimble.
only -.
New lire Of Purses and Pocket
Books Just received. at &C. 10c. l5c, 25c
and NJ.
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4 Pleasant Surprise.

Mr.. Morgan Williams was pleasantly
surprised Friday evening AZ the home Of
HIS parents. Ninth and Main streets. by
number Of his young friends. the occasion
being his eighteenth birthday. Among the
numerous presents received was "A gold
watch and chain. presented By his pa
rents. Games az az Kinds and music were
the amusements of the evening Refresh
ments were served. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Williams. Mrs +. Williams,
Miss Lila Williams. Mss Lettie Williams
Mss Carrie CostopecK, Miss Annie Wood
Miss Grace Way. Miss Nellie Williams
Mss Do!lic Payne Miss Lucy White, Miss
Lena WAY. Miss Nolie Williams Miss
Ada Williams. Mr.. Henry Coffin. Mr.. Fred
Wood. MI Ira Williams. Mr. EEL Park
hurst. Mr. Morgan Williams. Mr Ira
Leigh. Nr Harley Williams. Mr. Emory
Williams and Master Lloyd Williams
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The brightest and best literary and mu-
steal entertainment ever given by st.
Clements church was that OF last Thurs
day evening al Oltman's hall. The vocal
solos and duets by Miss Lelascheur
and Mrs. Conway were exquisitely and
tremendously rendered. The Rotations
by Miss Mile Fox and Miss Netiie
Smith showed much talent. The violin
and piano duets nv Mr.. Reginald Berry
and the members OF his orchestra showed
great advancement. The closing humor-
Gus selections by Mrs Stetson delighted
the younger people present. as did also
the humorous piano selection Of Prof
Sharpe. After the programme refresh
rnents Were served.
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Phenomenal offerings in the latest
London and Paris styles Ladies' Trim
med Hats to be found here, and az
such Low prices.
Beautiful Trimmed Hats at $50. 81,
sz.0 and 50.
Values that appeal TO your pocket
books:
Elegant Trimmed Hats, similar to
the cut. only s. and s. 50.
Large assortment OF Children's and
Misses HeadgeaF at lowest prices.
Cloth Caps mot felD. trimmed with
Hercules or gold braid. only 25c.
Children's Caps in black or navy.
only l5c each.
Fancy Eiderdown Tam o'shanters.
only 20c.
Handsome Bicycle Caps. at SOC and
up.
Choice selection in new style Caps In
ali colcrs, only soc.
Ladies' Satin oxford Sailors. 4sc.
Anna Gould shape felt Sailors, the
latest craze; az 75c. s. and sl.25.
Crushed Walking Hats, trimmed
fne quality, equal 10 any offered here
at 81 3. our price zoe.
Fifty boxes fancy Blackbirds. only
2oc zach.
Pretty new Feather coques. worth
zoe, only l0c.
Beaded Feather Coques. worth sc,
only 20c.
Black Tips. good quality. bunch Of
three. only Csc.
Elegant large Tips. worth more. sold
Black Plurnes. Prince Of Wales. very
handsome. worth ST. only Csc.
Felt FITS. the most popular Hat Of
to-day We have them in all coiors.
value 75c. our sale price only Soc.
Velvet Hats in latest shapes. worth
81. only Toe.
Fine Velvet Ts.s. with beaded edg-
ing. only 95c each.
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MIR. Herman Ziebarth,s birthday.

4 few friends gathered at the home ~
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward A. Zieharth. isss
Yesler avenue. 10 celebrate the birthday
OF Mr.. Herman Zieharth. A pleasant
evening was spent IN the amusements
usual on such occasions. BIT Ziebarth
presented his son with an unusually wall
liable apple. which on being opened was
found to clatain handsome gold watch.
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a Tin wedding.

" - Mrs :. J Browne. - Calu1'-
pt. ~era given = surprise Tuesday even
,,- h1- treir nesrhho~s and friends. About
ssr-v persons took possession % their
hr-re ana loaded their table with ice
cream. cake ana great NUMBER o. IN
.~-f-Ias for Household Use. the occasion
$50 - tenth anniversary % their mar
rage Upon returning from visit 20 Ar-
a~a Ms x Piaft. ct Seattle, Ar. arc
Ms. Browne were greeted h tae On q
ho--z tn Pans. songs and laughter. and
their ho-rs waz a seene OF tnliltE and
srorr untl morning Ire invitss guests
~sre. A<. AID Mrs .. - s@za1s. Ar.
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welcoming Friends Home.

A number % the Young friends os
Messrs. Charles and Fred Butterworth
celebrated their return from long visit
% ChehRlis by a surprise party az ths
home Of their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z. r.
RUtJerworth. Olympic avenue. on Friday
evening. Among those present were. Miss
June Gallher. Miss April CfaliheE. Miss
May killan. Miss May Prall. Miss Clara
lynch. Miss Nellie Moss. Miss sIinnls
Cookson. Mr.. Fred O, Bennett. Mr..
stephen HUH. Mr.. Charles and Mr. Fred
ButteFWorfh
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TIE ADS q 81 Aars en1F are
-ra-oius Al entertainment that bios far
10 =. ore ~ the mast prominent aociety
evsr4s % ths season. The precise date
has not yet been determined. bur y viu
r--nasslv - he'd A. FcFne time IN &ogeln-
se~ II II % D. nothing Jess thaa a car1i-
sal 81 poets Zach prominent wornau in
-sa church viii have charge o. booth
4e.s{~s-e5 - some standard poi and what
go fns fan~y articles fna. g.I ~ the
poc,ss. an1 tie Appropriate series o.
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The Chautauqua Columbian Circle hsld
SIS first meeting for the year a. the offfces
OF Robinson r. R0welI. Halter building.
Monday evening ard organized for th>
coming years work Several n@~ readers
were present and prospects are good for a
prosperous year The circle meets every
Monaay evening ard Chautaaqua readers
not connected with other circles ana al
vno 6essre % toin a circle are cordially
invited % unite with the Columbian cir
lie Tns president - Mr. Frsd Rire
pavvatl ans the secretary e Nrs- r. W.
wilkes.
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Mr.. aud Mrs Cfothard Grot entertained
a number OF friends Wednesday at the
home of their son. Mr.. Chris X. Frasch.
1ei9 Ycsler avenue. tho occasion being
their tweuty-ffth wedding anniversary.
A pleasant feature Of the evening was
that the guests did not know II to be a
wedding anniversary until they were seat
Cd around the bounteous wedding supper.
Mrs. Grot was assisted Ivy Mrs. A IL.
Blain and Mrs. Chris r. Frasch.
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very pretty tea was given by Mrs.
Ella Jordan and Mrs. J. a. Cathcart az
their home on Ninth and Seneca streets
Saturday afternoon in honor OF Mas
Amanda Archer, who leaves shortly for
her home in the East. The guests were
heartily welcomed and eharminsly enter
tained. After some excellent vocal and
instrumental music tea was served.
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waIlfn-pauIEou.

4 quiet YET pretty wedding ceremony
took place az the residence ~ Mr. and
Mrs r. pauison ~ Paulsho on pogazh
bay Saturday evening October g. by
which Afiss Anna Paulson. daughter OF
tire host and hostess. was united IN mar
rage - SIR r. r Wallin Of Fremont.
Rev IT, Laurlunf. II the Lutheran
church performing the ceremony. The
interior y the residence was beautifully
decorated with choice cur flowers. the
front psrlor where the ceremony waz per-
formed being lowered AZ large white dahl
ias and sweet peas The bride was attlred
}n white Swiss crepon with white rose
buds and carried a bouquet % brides
roses. the groom being In the conventional
black. AEsz Charlotte Hammer and Mr.
Albert Pauls1n acted a. bridesmaid and
groousuan After the ceremony. which
was AZ r. n, dinner was
served. followed by an informal
reception. Among those present NJ
me wedding were. Mr. and Mrs
r. Psuison. Mr.. and Mrs n T. Paul
son. Mr. and sfrs 4. r. Psalson. Mrs C.
r. Pauis0n. Miss Charlotte Hammer. Miss
Georgia Hammer. Miss Anna Hardzon.
NJ Albert Pauls0n. Mr.. . 4 Hammer.
Mr Louis Paulson. Nr Alvin Tornqufst
Mr. and Mrs ~. A Johnson. Mr. and
Mr. Wailin ara a. home 70 their frlen1s
On Lake avenue a. Fremont.
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Only a few relatives and close friends
assembled ThurHday evening a. the resi-
dence Of iT- and Mn =. p. y eiss. corner
% Flfth and Union streets 70 attend the
marriage Of SIR. g. IS T.aninE and Mlas
Maud W rig1eF. The ceremony vas per-
formed a. O'Clock BY Res. Henry Hay
ward N accordance with the ritual u fhe
Episcopal church. The bride was beapti
ful in a gown or cream six, relieved nv
brides roses ~ q o'clock the bridal
couple ioff on the Sehorne for ticfoTin.
but have returned 80 the city and are now
a. home a. 80 = .nign street SIR. Lautng
has rnany frten9s tn ina city who extend
their con vratgia lions. and his bride, who
was q popular young lady - Port An
eeies. has also ire best wishes - her
many friends ard admirers Those pres
fcontlnaea o. PAGE EleveaI
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Epworth Ieaeue Social.

The Epworth League OF the First Meth
o1ist church gave a game party In tho
church parlors Friday evening and over
200 OF the young members OF the church
were present The party was given so
that all might become better acquainted
and spend a social time together
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CORSET DEPARTMENT

The Brighton Corset, heavily boned,
only 39c a pair
The l. & G. six-hook Corset, in tan
SOC a pair
The new / G. c. Model Form Corset
I'm black. silk embroidered, only rec
pair
Thompson's gloye-fitting Corset, in
black and drab. only 81 a pair.
Thompson's Abdominal. for stout Ia
dies, ThCmpson's High and Low-Ba
Corset. Schilling's Mode Form Corset.
SohillinE's Detroit Waist. Ferris
Waist All at lowest market prices.
Children's Corset Waist, all sizes,
worth &c. only I5c a pair
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The FmpIre Whist Climb.

A new whist club. 10 be known az the
Empire. was organized Friday evening
The number Of members is limited TO
twelve. ana the members will entertain
the club in rotation. handsome prize
Will be provided for the victor IN the
games. Mr. 5. Wolskey IL president OF the
club and Mr.. y. TAYLOR is secretary.
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SHOE DEPARTMENT

Values that cannot be matched else
where our shoe department Is un-
der small expense. no rent 10 pay. we
buv and sell for cash only. which
stands 20 reason that We can give you
the best value for your money.
Ladies' Kii Button Shoes. patent
tip, only 81 a pair.
ladies' DonEola Kid Button Shoes.
with patent tip. new opera or square
toe worth 81 *. only 81 - a pair.
We place on sale Loo cases new shoes
a. cut-rate prices. Bought before the
recent rise IN leather.
BOYS aud Girls School Shoes. grain
leather. box tsp. sole leather s0les.
leather counters. tough wearers. sizes
s TO S0c sizes 20 j.. ssAc. 12 20 .. 81
Ladies NARROW or Jewel Kid Button
Shoes. made q finest stock or Dcngola
KID. foxed heel. patent giace tip. in
square and opera toe. equal IN wear.
stvle and - - any s. shoe, or your
money hack. our sale price. s. a pair.
Mems Veal Calf Dress shoes in lace
or congress. latest style toe. chenp AT
s. Is: our sale prise. Sib0.
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The Yen,ir,.li CInh-

The Nendredi Club held its first dance
last Friday evening at Proschs hall and
spent a pleasant evening. The club gave
a series Of dances last season and will no
doubt prove ss important 70 the young
members OF society this season as II dli
then,
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DRESS TRIMMINGS
AND BRAIDS

New Beaded Dress Trimmings. good
value. az s.. g i0C i5c.
Beaded Collars and Dress Fronts. at
$50 CSC 81 = aud zap
Handsome Beaded Lace. only soc
yard.
Hercules Trimming Braid and Coat
Binding 1tzc a yard up.
Featherstltch BRAID in four different
patterns Sc a piece.
Honiton Braid. the new kind, all
linen. at Sc. SC. 1oC a ward.
Angora Far Trimmings for infants
and ladies' dresses and cloaks, plain
anS shaded. only 91c a yard.
Black or White Astrachsn. just tho
thing for cloak trimmings. 60-inCh
,,.lae az s. "A and 81 % a Nard
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BLANKETS

Some in frsts. some in seconds. BY
the way. you would not know them 20
BE- seconds X we dia not tell you 50.
Ershles rs 20 offer mem 20 you below
their market value
- pairs Gray and Tan io-4 Blank
cts. only So each.
% pairs White and Tan. at Go and
% a pair
Fleecy. soft Blankets for sheets IN
10 and n 4 size at 81 and s. g pair.
ans f-p0und KeTsey Blankets IN
gray, tho best blanket for rough wear.
worth s. IS and s. sl.9o. $50.
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D0MESTICS

VIII soon be higher on account Of the
rise IN the price OF cotton and the
the rise IL the price Of labor. Our
prices are lower just now than they
ever have been.
yard-wide Cnbleached Cheese
Cloth. BY bale or piece. only &c yard.
Good quality Unbieached Muslin.
manufacturers remnants. only 2i2c a
yard
Heavy Cnbleached Muslin, 3S-inch
wide. worth &c, only &C.
Good quality Bleached Muslin. only
90 "A yard
Manufacturers remnants Of Heavy
Bleached Muslin. worth up 10 sc a
yard, now only SC a yard.
Heavy Bleacned Muslin. 54-inch wide,
better than Fruit or Lonsdale. only
71@c a yard.
Cotton CreDon for dresses and deco
ratlons. in opera or evening co!ors.
only Size a yard.
Honest John Cheviots. in blue and
brown. only Sc yard.
36-inch wide Heavy Amoskeag Chew
lots. only l0c a yard.
Good quality 24-inch Canton Elan
mel. only 274c a yard.
g7-fnch Heavy Canton Flannel. at Sc
a yard.
Extra Heavy Canton Flannel. worth
19c. only TIC a yard.
Very heavy. eaual in quality TO any
15C, only I0c a yard.
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Andersen and aIr. Marion Edwards; On the
negative. Mr.. James Gould and Mr.. {.
McAahon.
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tsh,eapx already talked Of. ample enter
tainment is promised.
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WEDDINGS.
Mort huD-pef,lS.


The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Home
Mission Society OF the Baptist church az
Kirkland. "Wednesday, October 2, was sig
nal.zed IN an unusual way by marriage
ceremony which Vas genuine surprise
70 most or the guests The meeting was
held in the parlors OF the Rev. Or Rich
ards, and At proper interval in the even
ing's programme the wedding party was
introduced and pr. Richards performed
the ceremony which made Mr.. j. II.
Northup and Miss Emma 9. Peck mar
and wife. good supper was served IN
honor Of tho occasion. and pleasant time
was spent with music and conversation
For the present Mr.. and Mrs. Northup
viii make their home AZ Houghtou with
Mrs. Peck. the brides mother. Among
those present AZ the wedding were: Mr.
William Peck. Mrs. s. Peck. Rev. Or. ard
Mrs. Richards. Mr.. and Mrs William
Crane Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Northup, Mrs.
J. H. Northup. ar and Mrs. James Cur
tis, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Curtis. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Clark. Rev. William Rose. Mrs. GeorEs
Van Dyke. Mr.. and Mrs. Blakeney. Mr.
and Mrs. Austin. Mr.. and Mrs, n. q. Bar
RE. Mrs William Barrie. Mr.. Al
vim Barrie. Miss Net;ie Blakeney. Miss
Maho! Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs Robinson.
Miss Curtis. Mr. Walter Curtis Master
Clarence Houghton. Mr.. William Ben3a-
min. Mr.. william Walker. Mr.. Dafe
Northup. Mr.. WILDER Curtis. Mr. Ray
Northup. Dir. and Mrs. BoRgs NJ Jesse
Van Dyke Mr. Wilde Van Dyke. MIR.
Thomas Rlakeuey. Nj. +. l.. Pierce. Mr..
8 4. Lampsou. Mrs Lomott. Mrs. Irvine
Rlskeney. Nj r. Peitib1ne. Miss Mary
Clark, Miss Eva Clark. Miss Lutte Clark,
Miss Maggie clark. Mr.. and Mrs. Whit
euey Miss Ruth Northup. Miss Agne.
N0rthup. Mrs ~. =. Wentworth Master
George Northup. Miss Elise Van Dyke,
Master Lester Nnrfhsfn Master peus.r,
NortHup Mrs Conway. Niles Maud Aus
tin. Miss Caroline Thurgerson. Miss Cora
Rose. Master Charles Clark. Mr.. John
Royle and Master While Boggs.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Myrtle Zwick very pleasantly enter
tanned a number OF her friends Friday at
the residence OF her parents. Gle Oak
street. in honor Of her birthday. The young
people present were her classmates in the
Sunday school Of the Second Presbyterian
church, the only other guests being Mrs.
+. s. DeWolfe, teacher CT the class. and Misc
Thompson, their instructress at the Mercer
school The hours from to 7 p. m. were
msrE-ly spent in various pastimes. the mu-
sic and singing being specially enjoyable.
Before the party dispersed a dainty tea
was gracefully served, and on taking their
leave the guests OF the fair young hostess
united in wishing her many happy re-
turns OF the day, with the added hope that
they might be present TO honor in ike
manner the recurring occasion. Those
present were: Mrs. W. f. Zwick Mrs. F.
2. Devote Mis- Thompson and Miss
Myrtle Zwiok. Mss Jennie Hudson. Miss
Maud Goldstein, Miss Susie Crouch. Miss
Estelle Schuster. Miss Laura Harmon. Miss
Myra Smith. Miss Agnes Swanson. Miss
Grace Huxley and Miss Fife Bierly.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13

The Same garment with satin trim
med seams and piping. al ST.
LADIES' Double Capes. made % Hne
au-wuol ciGc& beaver. handsomely
trimmed Witn three double -cws cf
satin ar1 s..S braid. very stylish gar
meut. only S.s[
Other cares from S35a ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-13
WRAPPER CLOTH AND
ELDER DOWN FLANNEL

New Danish Wrapper Cloth. feeced
back. latest patterns. only l0c and l2i5c
a yari
Atwood Plain Elder Down Elan
nels. these sold last year at foc. now
ony ~ a yard.
Fancy Striped and Figured Elder
Down Flannels. worth Csc. only soc a
yard
New York Ripple Down Flaurcfs. I'm
blue. pink and cream. very warm and
stylish. only zoe a yard.
Cotton Elder Down Flannels. only
Is a yard