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To-day, l6c.
Java and Mocha Coffee.
To-day,3Oclb.
Best Mixed Tea,
To-day, SOC.

Bring your premium cards
to be punched. Purchasers
ask for premium cards at the
desk if they are not already
supplied.
The evening times., 1895-08-30
Town wiped Out by Forest FIRES

Tacoma, Wash, Aug. 30.-The town of
Sumner, four miles from Puyallup, was
reported to be almost completely destroyed
by fire last evening. A fire engine and hose
carriage were sent from here on q special
train. Forest fires, which are raging
around Summer, are supposed to bes the
cause.
The evening times., 1895-08-30
WE HAVE MOVED

our first-class
stock of Paints, Oils, and
Stains to 1904 7th St. NV,
near S street.
Our old friends and Gus
toners we know will still
deal with us, but we want
lots of new ones. Call or
drop a postal. We guaran-
tee satisfaction.
YOUNG & CO., 1904 Seventh ST. NV.
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on Fr,-av evening, June 2S Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Rigelew entertained a number of
friends at their home, 1911 Hyde street. in
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Hubert or
Iowa. The parlorss were handsomely dec
Grated with a profusion Of roses, iris
and rlignonette. The guests were favored
with a musical programme and the Sc
lections rendered by Mrs. McAipine. Mr..
and Mrs. Lindersmifh. Miss Louella Hall
and Miss Want were enjoyed by all. Prof.
sharpe presided al the piano. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. ]. Hubert, Misses
Maggie and Pearl Hubert, Master James
Hubert, Mr. and Mrs. f. Green, Mr.. and
Mrs. Godfrey. Mr.. and Mrs. Winsor, Mr..
and Mrs l.. ". Bonney, Mr.. and Mrs G.
Robinson Mr. and Mrs r. ]. Graham, Mr..
and Mrs j. Haley, MIR. and Mrs. +. Finch,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindersrnith, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Culbertson. DR.. and Mrs. E. F. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Stitch. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hall, Mr. and Mrs. T.. Mason, Mrs. Meal
pine, Mrs. Leslie, Mrs. s. E. Han. Mrs.
Christiana, Miss Louella Hail. Miss Want,
Miss Agnes Potts. Miss Daisy Wilson.
Miss Blanche Kelly. Miss Lillian Bigelow.
Miss Maude Hall. Mr.. E. A. Herring. Mr..
Ing,lis. Mr.. Bert Stevens. Mr.. Fred Kelly.
nTr Earle Bigelow, Mr. Clair Bigelow. Mr..
w. B. Han, Mr.. Stewart.
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Arrivals at Hot Springs.

Following is the list of arrivals at the
Washington Hot Springs for the week
ending June 2:
C. NJ. Black, Albert Eick. Mrs. A. Levy.
Aubrey Levy. William d. O'Toole. Seat
tie: John Johnson. Olympia; II. Sehlos-
feldt and wife, North Yakima; j. W.
Quinn. shelton; Fl. II. Woodruff. San
Francisco: T. f. Mentzer, Tenino: Mrs. r..
X. Slicer. Alaska: Mrs. Carrie ". Abbott.
New York; Mrs T.. l.. Hooper. Arkansas
City; Mrs T. A. Perkey, haywood; e.
Watkins. Burnett: d. Martin. Juneau;
Mrs Fred King. Aberdeen; c.. III. Hanlin,
Mrs. j. c. Harvey, B., l.. Harvey, f. NJ.
Hunt and wife. f. 3. Nelson. John Det-
ingre. VI. Richmond. Jay c. Gingles, Ia
coma
AS the season advances Green river
trout fishing becomes better; numerous
large catches have been registered during
the past week. E. Z. Hooper, chief clerk at
the hotel for the past three years, was
married to Miss L. NJ. Baker. of Arkansas
City. last Tuesday. They will make their
future home at the Springs.
baby girl has arrived at the home of
the WELL known lumberman Mr.. G. Lang
set. who has resided at the Springs for
four years.
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Sacks-Marshall.

On Tuesday. June %. at the residence
OF Prof. W. G. Hartranft and wife. 126
Howard street. Mr.. Adam Sachs. Of Elbe.
Wash, and Miss Serena B. Marshall. OF
Latona. were married. The groom is
prominent merchant of his city, and the
bride has been a teacher in the public
schools of this city for the past four years.
The parlors were tastefully decorated
with Ivy and flowers by the friends of the
bride. The bridesmaid was Miss Lucille
NJ Adams. and the best man was Prof. W.
G.. Mccarthy. Immediately after the
ceremony. which was performed by Rev.
John r. Damon. lunch was served The
couple then departed for their future
home at Elbe amid shower OF rice. Only
a few OF the intimate friends Of the bride
were present. The invited guests We're:
DR.. and Mrs. C. W. Sharples. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Giles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birk. Mr.. and Mrs. Berry,
Mrs. Royal, Rev and Mrs. J. F. Damon.
Misses Annie and Jennie Bell. Miss Lois
Adams, Prof. w. G. Mccarthy and Miss
Lucille NJ. Adams
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WEDDINGS.
Noore-C1evelnnd.

one Of the prettiest weddings Of she sea
son took places on Tuesday evening at
Trinity Episcopal church. being the mar
rage OF Mr. Wallace Henry Moore and
Miss May Henrietta Cleveland. Rev. Dean
Watson officiating The church was
beautifully decorated with ferns and
flowers. and many friends OF the bride and
groom were present % witness the cers-
mony. The maid Of honor vas Miss Eu-
nice f.orrland the bridesmaids being Miss
resffh copeland and Miss Judith Moore.
sister OF the groom. The best man vas
Mr Frank NJ Sullivan. the HsoerS were
N- ] =. Boyer. Dir Clarence Edwards.
Mr.. Dana Farnsworsh and MIR l.. James
Rickarts. The wedding party reached the
church Al O'Clock. To the strains %
wens3elss0hn's Wedding March" BY
Prof. sharpe The ushers, followed b.
the txo bridesmaids walked Up the nlAla
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Mis- Lewis, OnfInC.

Miss avis gave an outing 20 several 90
her friends AZ woodland park Thursday
afternoon and evening which was ore OF
the most enjoyable outdoor events OF the
season. The afternoon was whiled away
with games. music ana the enjoyment OF
shady neoks At o'clock a delightful
rinch was served and the remainder %
.he evening was spent in boating on Green
Lake. The guests were, Mrs. :. L
lewis Mrs. r. l.. Smith Miss Holden.
Miss Smith Miss Irving. Miss Harmon.
Miss FfeldinE~ Miss Everst. Miss Ella
Aust. Miss Matte Barck. Miss Marguerite
Lester. Miss Cooper. Niss Wallace %
Portland. Miss Maud Lewis Miss Young.
Miss Anderson. Miss Eve Lester Mr "
r Huckins AIR VIII :. Brewster. Nr
Arthur Graham. M, Harry =. Norris.
Mr.. Ernest Wade. Mr. OTTO Aust. Mr..
Fred Evans Mr.. Turner, AR. Shearer.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

NJ ana Mrs. c.. f. NJ. Pratt have left
for Chicago.
Rav. Charles W. wendte. OF Oakland.
Cal IS IN the city.
Miss wvrnan. Of Tacoma. is IN the city.
a guest OF Miss Irvine.
Mr " a Rarbee. OF Portland, Is IN
the city a guest OF relatives
Mrs " 8 Fender. Of Los Angeles. is a
guest Of relatives At Green Lake.
NJ Harry L. Lester. Of Detroit Mich.
is a quest OF r. l. Lewis ~ Ross.
Miss MeNaught and Miss Hodge are
visiting Miss ACtiraw al Olympia.
Miss Moran gave a tennis party at her
residence az Fremont Thursday evening.
Mise Issette Coufta. Of Fremont TX in
Charleston. a guest Of Mrs. l. A. Lyman.
Mr. ]. Savannah. Of Victoria. Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. J. Forbes, OF this city.
NJ and Mrs -. 2. Hoppe viii - az
home after July ist al l5islz Ninth street.
Miss May Yonker. o. Cincinnati. q. ~
IN the city. guest OF Miss I0angs. OF
Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Farhalan and Mr.
and Mrs. X G. Burnside. villa their
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.IollnStone-Corey.

One Of the social events of the week
was the wedding Of Mr.. Frederick Charles
tombstone and Miss Margaret Theodore
Corey. which took phase on Thursday
evening at the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Theron Il. Corey. on
Twelfth and Columbia streets. Rev. ".
\. Shanklin performed the ceremony.
The home was beautifully decorated with
pink and white roses the walls being en-
tirely hidden in the tastefully arranged
flowers AT $50 the wedding party en-
tered the reception room TO the sweet
strains OF Mendelssohn's wedding
March," played by Mr.. +. Boyd Wells.
Mr.. Shanklin came first, followed by Mr..
Samuel Irwin and Miss Amy Corey, the
brides youngest sister. who was a brides
maid. and then followed the maid of
honor. Miss Ida Corey, on the arm of Mr..
J. III. Suthoff, the best man. After them
came the groom. Ir tombstone. and the
brides mother. Mrs. Corey. and then the
bride entered, leaning on her fathers
arm. After the wedding ceremony re-
ception was held and a very pleasant time
enjoyed by the large number OF guests
present. The young couple left for
Alaska. taking the Rosalie TO Victoria.
where they boarded the steamer Queen
for the north. Both of the young people
have a large circle of personal friends in
the city.
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Ladies' Tennis Tournament.

The three days tournament of the La
dies Tennis Club last week occupied a
good deal Of attention in a social way.
The ladies' served tea each afternoon, and
the tournament was splendid success In
every way. On Wednesday evening Mrs.
Strout, who is the president of the club.
presented the prizes 20 the winning MEM
bers. These were a silver candlestick TO
Miss Riley. the winner OF the ladies' sin
giles; a belt In blue colors with a silver
buckle for Miss Strive, one of the win
ners in the mixed doubles: silk umbrella
10 Mr.. IL f. Meserve Miss Strives part
ner I'm the mixed doubles; pair of silver
scissors ard a silver shoehsrn for Miss
Riley and Mrs. Murray, the winners in the
ladies' doubles.
Following is the result in detail of the
three days playing:
Preliminary round-Mrs. A. X. Fisken
and Mr.. Charles Power beat Miss Riley
and MIR. T.. keIleher-S-0. 6-3.
Mrs. A J. Fisken and Mr.. A. ]. Fisken
beat Miss Emery and Mr.. l.. Pelly-
81, 81.
Mixed doubles-First round. Mrs. p. T.
Cross and AIr. A. X. Fisken won from
Miss De Wolfe and Mr.. r. NJ. Palmer by
default
Miss Riley and Mr.. D. Kelleher beat
Miss Murray and Mr. p. A Faikenburgh-
6-i. e-i
Miss Struve and Mr.. Fl. F. Meserve beat
Miss Emery and Mr.. l. Pelly-5-5. l-6, %.
Miss Gazzam and Mr.. b. Pelly beat Miss
Kautz and Mr. Fred Struve-6-4, g.
Ladies' singles-Miss Riley won from
Miss kasitz by default
Miss Gazzam beat Miss Struve-6-o. OIL.
Mrs A. X Fisken beat Mrs. ID. I. Cross
81. SO. 6-3.
Miss Murray beat Miss e. Young
60. GO.
Sem finals. mixed doubles-iiss Riley
and Mr.. Il. keileher beat Mrs. D. T. Cross
and Mr. A. k Fisken-6-0, Ga.
Miss Strive and Mr.. Fl. F. Meserve beat
Miss C;azzam and Mr. y. Pelly-s-3, e-S-
Ladies' singles-Miss Riley beat Miss
Gazzam-s-2. 6-3.
Mrs A. K Fisken beat Miss Murray
go and default
Ladies' doubles--Mrs. A. x. Fisken and
Miss Kautz beat Miss Emory and Miss
Struve-e-5. SIS.
Miss Riley and Miss Murray beat Miss
Gazzam and Miss r. Young-s-2 Sc, 81
Mixed doubles. finals--Afiss Riley and Mr..
u. KeIeher lost 10 Miss Strive and Mr.. II.
+. Meservc-6-s. SIS. CA
Ladies' singles-Miss Riley beat Mrs. \.
X Fisken-G-5, SO.
Ladies' doubes-4Miss Riley and Mrs.
Murray beat Mrs. A. K. Fisken and Miss
kautz-6-0, g..
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Pleasant Birthday Party.

Last Sfoday. June -. was the occasion
OF a pleasant company at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William McLachlan, this
being the birthday anniversary OF their
daughter. Eta age. 13. and their son.
Thomas, aged 90. both occurring on the
same date Among those present who
Spcnt a delightful evening at progressive
whist were; Prof. and Mrs. Mciaren.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Megquier Mrs.
Carry. Mrs. Frank n. Harrison. Miss Car
r.. Miss Burrows. Miss Celfna Mclean.
Miss Jessie Peer. Miss Jennie Blain. Niles
Isabel Gibson. Miss vida Brady. Miss
Campbell, Prof George Ton1nsan, Mr.. T.
Mel achlan Mr. James Lane. Mr.. J. ESfie
Sher-win. Mr. Robert Neriz. Mr.. Herbert
Conover TIE frs; ladies' prize was won
by Mrs. MrTaren the second ladies' prize
nv Miss Campbell First gentlemans
rriza was won by Mr.. James Lane, the
second geBtleman's prize ny Mr.. J. Eddie
Sherwin. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
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Mr.. Fnhrman,- Card Party.

one 81 the mos, elaborate and eajoyah'a
T>arties given this SEASON was that of Mrs.
Henry Furhman. a. her beautiful fsusa
or che heights overlooking Lake Union.
last THURSDAY afternoon. The rooms ~
ere spacious mansion formed ore c7nts-r-
ofls bower ~ beautiful Toses- Thoasan.ls
a. IA France roscs ~ scattered Over
rs-cyflsien During the afternoon Soft
strains - music @os - through tAa
rooms. RE musicians beng stationed hs-
hind an arszS IN tn~ reception bail
About seventy guests vTere present The
rsar.v was an innovation aust ore % sns
novelties Of me SCctas sessou II w1z
called Might've Taa2ay party ana
rrsntsa cA~sls we're rssssi - sss~h gssess
o. NxaEeA vege found a. TIE Fsl.es goy sxr-
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aisle OF the church. and Immediately fol-
lowing came the maid OF honor with the
bride. supported by Mr. Ncrval H I.Sti-
ner. The groom and best man had pre-
ceded' the party 70 the altar. where the
ceremony was at once performed Mr.
Latimer giving the bride away. The hri-
dal party was entertained st the home OF
the grocGns mother. Mrs. Judith c. Moore.
on Hyde street. the house being tastefully
decorated with roses. carnation piuks
and ferns. The reception room was 6es-
GRATED with Richardson roses. the library
with red roses and the dining room was
pink and white with La France roses and
pink carnations. The young couple left
for British Columbia on the steamer
Resale at 1850. Mr.. Moore is a well and
favorably known young gentleman and
is teller in the Washington National bank.
Mrs. Moore has long been a general Ia
vorfte among her social acquaintance.
On their return they viii he ar home at
the residence of the groom's mother.
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The past week has been a rather quiet
one In social circles, many society people
being out OF the city and others preparing
TO pass the months Of july and August
camping. The social events of the past
week were the card party given by Mrs.
Henry Fuhrnan at her home on the
shores OF Lake Union, the lat home" OF
Mrs. Frederick A Wing and the John
stone-Corey and Moore-CIeyesani we'd
dings. The two first events were both
elaborate affairs and the floral decorations
were Of the most beautiful design and
artistic arrangement. The two young
couples are well-known in social circles IN
the city, and the weddings were very pref
~ affairs. arranged IN every detail. show
ing taste and judgment on the part OF
ehose in charge. The three days tour
Madison street grounds was one of the
social features Of the week, and large
numbers of ladies and gentlesnent inter
eSted I'm the games were present each
afternoon. The ladies Of the club enter
tained their friends. serving tea and re-
freshments each afternoon and showing
every possible attention to their guests.
The playing done was excellent and soma
OF the young ladies are very proud or the
records made during the tournament, The
fine weather has been peculiarly favorable
Tor boating parties, small boats being cut
a the lake and Sound by the dozens every
night and afternoon. A few larger parties
were out during the week. and in
several instances touched on the shores OF
the lake 10 light campfire and eat lunch
con in regular camp life fashion.
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Miss villa Stevenson was pleasantly
surprised by a number OF her friends
Monday evening tho occasion being her
eighteenth birthday. Her friends as
sembled at the residence of Cyrus Darst
early in the evening and proceeded In a
body TO the house OF Miss stevenson THO
evening was pleasantly spent In various
social amusements. and after partaking
OF refreshments prepared by tho parents
of the hostess and offering her their
hearty congratulations. the guests de-
parted. The following persons wers
present: Misses Matte Bush. Bertha
Void. Inez Darst. Lizzie Drylie. Maths
Doxie. Kettle Doxie. Edith Sylvester,
Ruth Sylvester. Carrie White, Mrs. White
head. Mrs. Westfall. Messrs. Simeon
Westfali. Elmer Baxter, z. v. Davis,
James White. James Day. Warren syl-
vester, WILDER Sylvester, Ralph Darst
On Tuesday evening the residence OF
DIR. and Mrs. A. r.. Bailey was the scene
Of an enjoyable and novel entertainment
The occasion was a progressive whist
party I'm honor OF Mrs. Baiiey's guests
Miss Prewe,t and Miss Morphy OF Seat
tie The card tables were set on the
veranda the front OF which was hung
with canvas and beautifully decorated
with flowers and illuminated with Chin
csc lanterns. by which means the cool air
OF the beautiful moonlight night was en-
5oyed az the game progressed. The FIRST
Josephine MorptIy. Mrs. John Gibson.
through an unusual streak of bad luck,
receiving the BOBBY. The first prize for
gentlemen was taken by Air George A.
Brooke the BOBBY falling 10 Mr. Wesley
Wilson. very substantial repast vas
served after the game. The guests In
vited were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. =. J. Smith Mr.. and Mrs.
w T.. Butler, SIR. Wesley Wilson. Mr.. sf.
w Frank Mr.. C.. w Loofnis. Dir. s. X.
Fftz- Hugh. Mr.. George A Brooke
Miss Prewest and Miss Morphy who
have been guests OF Or. and Mira Bailey
for several days. returned TO Seattle
Thursday evening
Mrs Newman Kline. Miss Snyder ana
Miss Johnson. OF Seattle. made a short
visit 10 Gilman last Thursday and
Wednesday.
Miss Persia Honeywell. teacher OF tns
primary department Of the public SCHOOL
has gone TO Centralia 20 spend her vaea-
ton with relatives. Before she left tbs
pupils OF the school remembered her ty
presenting her with a handsome gold pen
The presentation was made al n sur
prise party given by Mrs. Westfall ~
her residence IA honor OF Miss Honey
well and Principal Davis. Mr.. Davis w8s
also the recipient Of beautiful gold ring
with knight OF Pythias eTnblems. pre-
scented TO him by his pupils at the gradp-
at4ng exercises.
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Camera Club ComnetItinn.

At the last meeting held by the Seattls
Camera Clab the judges reported as fol-
lows on the result of fne second compeG-
ton. First. Nr Homer f. Norton: SEC
oad. Mr.. a ". Denny. third. Mr.. A. r
Tourvillse The subject vas a set of three
views made by the club on the recent ex-
cursion by the club TO SnoquaImie
large number Of members intend TO avail
themselves OF thu opportunity to visit
Monte Cristo on Saturday next when
special excursion viii be run there by the
Seattle Lake SHORE & Eastern railway.
The membership is constantly increasing
and now numbers over fifty
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Mrs. Wings At Home.

The "as home" given on last Wefnes-
day afternoon by Mrs. Frederick A. Wing
was one OF the social events Of the week
The beautiful home of Mrs. Wing Was
decorated with roses OF all kinds, re-
heved here and there by green ferns. The
walls in the hall and reception room were
covered with La France roses, and al cf
the rooms presented the appearance OF
bowers. with all the shades and coloring
imaginable The afternoon was spent at
cards and luncheon was served during
the progress of the games. The winners
OF the prizes were Mrs. Fremont Cole
Miss Mather. the former taking first re
and the latter second prize Soft strains
of music helped 10 pass away the after
noon pleasantly.
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COMING EVENTS.

Mrs FIavius Cole will entertain her
frIands at her home on Broadway this
week
Mrs. r. Lobe will give a party next
TUESDAY evening IN honor Of her sister.
Mrs Epstein, whose home Is in San Fran
Cisco.
Tho ladies Of St. Clements Guild will
zfva q whist party next Tuesday after-
noon al Mrs. John Conway's on Rainier
street.
Rev. c. W. wendte. OF Oakland. vii
lecture Al Unitarian church Mon1ay
a,,er,snr on .spictures<.Ae England" Illus
srated with 100 stereopticon views. Ad-
mission. = cents.
One Of the enjoyable affairs which viii
be looked forward 20 the coming week
~. the iadfes OF St Marks church az s8
Front street II e1ll Oc enjoyed by
friends from outside as we'll as the many
friends in the city
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Mr.. end Mrs. McNaueht.s Outing.

on last Thursday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph +. Mcknight entertained a
party Of friends on Lake Washington. the
party starting away from Madison street
wharf at p. IN. After cruising about tho
lake and having a lunch al North Point
the boat returned 10 she city al O'Clock.
Those in the party were, Mr. and Mrs
George F. Pascha, and Mr.. vfgar Ames,
Of 81. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. n l.. Har-
haugh Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Henry. AR
snd Mrs. Frank \ Bell. Mr. and Mrs -
=. Couover. Mr.. and Mrs. =. =. Burnside.
Mr. and Mrs j. y. Lowman. Miss Firth
Miss McNaught Miss Hodge. Mr. A 2.
Stewart. Mr. Ernest r Ling. Mr. Thao-
dore HaTer. Master Paul Henry and Mas
ter Carl Nc<augft.
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Tennis Club Party.

The Lake View Tennis Club enjoyed
pleasant evenings entertainment at East
Seattle on Thursday. One boat left Yes
Ter avenue wharf at p. m. and another
took a party of young people over at
O'Clock. Dancing was INDUCED in and a
lunch was spread during the evening. The
party returned In time to catch the last
car home
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Mrs. Harris, Surprise Party.

At the residence OF Mr.. s. W. Harris at
Green lake on Friday an enjoyable even
ing was spent by a number OF the friends
of Mrs. Harris in honor of her 10Th birth
day. The evening was spent in card play
ing, dancing and other games. At Il o'clock
a strawberry and ice cream supper wan
served. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
$. ". Harris. Mr. and Mrs. w. RI. Tay-
lor. Mr.. and Mrs. b. Bernett, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. /. Allen. Mrs. w r. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Boyle. Miss Lelo OFT
son, Miss Eva Harris.
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A Pleasant Canning Party.

One of the pleasant camping parties on
the shores of Lake Washington is COM
posed of Mrs. Hansard, Miss Hansard, Miss
Garfield. Miss Bray, Miss Demers. Mr..
Henry Frederick. Mr.. Frank Dimick. Mr..
Robert L. Webb Mr.. Charles s. Cotton.
Mr. Sidney Hansard. The camp is situ-
ated on Sand point, near Union bay. and
the party will probably remain out sew
eraI weeks
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ing the game in the phraseoiogy OF raj
WAYS adapted 20 card paying in most
original and pleasing style. Card playing
and listening 10 the soft melody from
the orchestra with an elegant luncheon
naszezl away the afternoon in the pleas
ATTEST possible manner The ladies who
helped Mrs. Furhman receive and enter
tain her guests mere Mrs. Charles E.
burnside. Mrs Flavius s. Cole and Miss
Cassie Flirhnan- The prizes were award
ed as follows: First. Mrs. Fremont Cole:
second. Mrs. ". II LlewelIyn. and con-
ISOLATION prize. Mrs. Hineheiiffe. A pleasant
dance wound up the evening.
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Mrs. Fehren.s Geogrnnhical Parity.

Mrs. Fred l.. Fehren's geographical
party on Tuesday afternoon was a pleas
ant affair and was followed by an enjoya-
bic dance in the evening. The rooms were
handsomely decorated with flowers. the
reception hall being hung with marguer-
ties and the parlor with La France roses.
The dining room was decoratd in yellow
and the combination OF colors formed an
extremely beautiful picture. The prizes
were awarded as follows: First. Mrs.
Guy: second. Mrs.Charles .. Stimson. The
party was given in honor OF Miss Gerichs
and Miss Ball. of San Francisco.