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SEEDLINGS.
Kyer-Anrusslns.

The nupsiass Of Mr.. Henry A. Kyer ard
Miss Alice Emma Augustine. al TIE FIRST
Prc~bytersan church Iaw Wednesday
evening. January =. 1896. was the occa-
sion for brillfant and fashionable gath
e-trg 90 witness the felicity OF the young
people ard speed them on thetr srsAtr1-
rsontsi tournsv. ~ O'clock sharp che
wsf3aAg party entered TO IRE strains OF
the we4Isng march from .TSpbsnsriss.'
rendered by Mr.. Sharpe. IN the following
o-tsr: Firz:. the usssers. Mr.. Charles Il.
paxsszs. Sr Walter Fl. Cline ani Rsr.
john III. su<fhov. next the bridesmaids.
Miss Lodge Miss c0upton and Mlw
Corey Miss Lodge IN a Pale green SILK
ara Mszz couYpton and Miss cussy IN
r5nk sssa: these weye followed sn turn ty
ts4 rrsass OF hoacr, Miss ssstsxthxaif.
wa lookess lovely IN cream szIk ard car
rytnx bouquet OF pink carnatsons
t-.1@s behind ser esrse ehe Gueensy bride.
a wilson e sosesine~s. on fAe arm os sser
fssAes, aGr. VI. b. Augustine. ami asrtred
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A musicale and progressive %uch~e
party was given on the Northern Pacific
train. In the Pullman sleeper Ariee. which
left 81. Paul Thursday. January II. at
s:Is p. m. 7'hoss present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. +. Stewart. os Chicago: Mr.. AMI
Mrs William G. obe-teaner AMI family
az Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs Nevsns. ~
Big Timber. Mont: Miss erase esrszwsol.l.
Of tiorieos. wss; Miss Susie Wakefield. 81
Livingston. Mont: Mr.. John Lake Bake-.
Of Chicago: Mr.. Daupsln. q Minneapolis:
Mr.. iiaN.ker. OF G'endiye. Mont: Mr..
Francis Augustus Westward. OF New
York: Mr.. George J. Peek. az New York.
nr. N Fred Esstg, OF Spokane: Mr..
Wakefield. OF Livingston. Meat. ard Mr..
Casapuan. assistant psyasaster OF The
Northern Pacific read. shortly after
starting Il was discovered that several %
the travellers were na1sscasty iaslfnea. ard
a quarte;ts was soon oTvaulzef On FRI
dag 81 ia re party vas entertained nv
some very enjoyable singing. solos dues.
srsaS ard aaarsestes tsesng rendered. Sew
s-at solos by Mr.. J l. Baker ara Mr.. T.
A Westward we're especially fine. some
rcpscsi songs by Mr.. Baker. Mr.. Dau1,hsn
ara Mr. Hct}tae- we're wei rendered, es.
rseisIfy The Bgxsrs' Crsnaaiers" tv
Mr. Baker. Sesectkoss from IRE works ~
J. wAsscssra gfsey were wei rendered hv
AIR Stewart ard Isr. EzssE After afnrar
= game % progressive earAre was rrssea
en$oyeSE ~ ST. the pAs~uTssses hetrx Mrs.
J. F. S.ewsxs. Mrs. william G. oassrtssss
fer ard Mrs SsxiEs- After txo AGAs-s -
exciting play Mrs Sesisss SPA sae tlrss
p<sxs aS3 Miss tsstswo5s tAe booty rssxe.
A eelsstsca was sswyest 81 IL 0'clnek. ssue-
trw egssnA Up Esssg eetsTt2tnsSs tho party
~ telling srsne % A.s wei kncxa stor4es.
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rhe Ihefmopr,w wnl.. elan.

The Thermopyle Whist club met at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Winsor
last Monday evening. Members OF the
club present We're: DR.. and Mrs. Stevens.
AIR. and Mrs. Stitch, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Bigeiow, Dir. and Mrs. w. /. Veil. Mr..
and Mrs. Philip WinseE. Mrs. Leslie, Mira.
Hall. Miss Biglow. Miss Gertrude winsor,
Mr. Stuart, Mrs Morris. Guests present
were: Captain Winchester OF the ship
Thermople. Captaiss and Mrs. Thomson
or the bark Momentum, Mr.. Mckenzie OF
the Mascot. Mr.. Cade of Port Madison.
Mr.. n. Pitcher OF Port Gamble, SIR. and
Mrs. j. ID. Andrews Mrs. Davidson, AR.
Burt Stevens and AR. Clair Bigiow of
Seattle. The evening was delightfully."-
spent In playing whist, after which re-
freshments were served. All returned
home having spent very pleasant even
ing.
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The Kun,r surprise Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuntz last Saturday
were Eiven a surprise party az their cosy
residence in the pontius addition by gscn-
bers o. the Arion Singing Society. their
ladies and a few frfer,is OF the family.
The host and hostess were so completely
surprised that * took thsrn quite a while
10 grasp the situation. for, contrary 70
custom, no one Rad given tt away"
After some favofste songs tire ladies
served a spieaSiId lunch. which was heart
!ly enjoyed. The rest or the evening was
spent IN singing. rotations. games, mock
trials etc
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rrar. Laer r..ea.-. ssa,sl..

Pref Roscoe Warren Lucy let last
Wednesday fer San Franchises. where he
viii take charge of church choir. Mr..
Lucy came 20 Seattle ias the fail OF 1sss.
bearing excellent testimonials from Kan
Sas CITY. where be had been director OF
the Western Conservatory of Music Mr..
o. = Fetsis arranged for Mr. Lucy .
piano recital TO Introduce him 10 .he
musical public, and he won many friends.
he was soon secured as director OF Tho
piano department OF the Conservatory
or Arts. ami larer purchased an half
interest in the school. The high grade
OF his work and his skill as teacher, the
public Is familiar with through his pu-
piis' appearances IN the conservatory rsci-
tais. and hls loss will be much felt in Sc
attic. On the evening before his de-
partare Mr.. Lucy was presented with
= beautiful cane by his pupils.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr.. n. G. Henry wis In Olympus dr.
ting the week.
Mis- Jessie Brown. OF spokanA II
guest OF friends In the CITY.
Mr.. Atyah J. Carroll 10 confnsd - -
home at Fremont by Illness
AIRS. George IF. Hesitron returned 70
terday frosn visit 10 Olympia
DIR. r. 81. Young. who has been n foe
abo4st ten days. Is inaprovlng.
Miss Anna Ftsrth lesx during the wesa1
for visit TO friends In California
Mr.. and Mrs. James ID. Hoxe. Jr.. h&vu
returned from q brief visit 20 oiyulpt&-
Mis- Z.na Mes5ax entertained frserpfu
al her hotne at Ross hast Friday evening
Mrs. George b. Kfttngcr. who haa
been tn Olympia for q week. has rermusa
home.
Mrs. w. e. sudsh ana chaidrsn ass
visiting with Mira James Whszs ~ Puse
Camille.
The stag club gave q sheet and yda1ow
case party at Prosslss ball last friday
evening.
Mr.. NJ. w. Icve5oy. of Edgewater. sn-
terfasrrsd a few Lady frients at her hons
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Waiter McE'ayans. ce
Port Hpt5cck. wers sn the city iase
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Macausey. of Via
toraa, spent hast weeck IN shiA city. Vs.
stlng friends.
Arx. A. r. Reid. OF Fremont. win
shortly lsavs for Southern Csaz5fcrnta u
Join her husband
Rev. ard Mira. C. IF. Mcaeynofsss. or o..
egors. we're the guests OF friessas ut Ross
during tire pazt week.
Miss Kate GSen. daughter Of Rey. Jvha
Glen OF efsss CITY. Is IN New York ely.
s6azdysElty vocal Erssisz1.
sfrs. r. H. Calvert and Miss C.aiser<
were sss TacDrsa several days last wcek
az guee5ss OF Asszs O. Nell.
sfra J. G. Haifes 10 xuesst OF Mrs. T.
II. Reed ~ Olympia and yea h0norsa
.xth.a tea Iass Wednesday.
SIR. and Mrs. " u. Haynes VIII BE- a
hons9 from their welding tour after ne =
Frsday a. LIS jones' ssTe@s.
Iaessz- Ccnguarxscr wadfarss. az sha
wArHf1sp AgoAleaH. entertained Mr. Fsreva
l.. PreSbrey As luncheon On hoard fYse
snip ESzt Thursday.
afr. Fred l. Czsarrh. Mr. II. l.. paa;nr<.
Mr. r. r. Cook arsst Ar. George r. gssssn-
~ asase returned fran tzseIr hfsufaxaF tr4u
en- sru~Swncws Up the EknHos7sss rsvee
froxu Hop<xsporx Tee party haz4 ! ro<na
sznA. bu3 xot no ga<as.
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.sabbyp nura. Anniversary.

The one hundred and thirty-sixth ami
versary OF the birth of Robert Burns was
fttingly celebrated IN this city at Ranka
hail last Friday by the Scotch Society OF
Seattle with a programme. literary and
musical, that proved a pleasure to the
large gathering of Seo;ci-Americans and
their numerous friends. A fun report OF
the excellent manner in which the pro-
graulme was rendered was published in
yesterdays Observation-Disclosures and the
success of the whole affair Is largely due
to the proficiencies OF the following COM
mittees: Committee on arrangements-J
L. Crab. ]. Stirrat. ]. d. Davidson. ".
Chisholm. j. Mitchell. Reception commit
tee--J. Howie. president; A. Williamson,
j. AcCailum. DR.. r. Clark, Dr. wosher-
spoon Floor committee. p. Parks.
floor manager; j. Beggs. A. Duncan. w.
Sims, ]. l.. Proven. d. Mckenzie
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II the rest OF Tacoma sides int she h.~
saf e funny proposst ton thai wau,a he.
me Northern Pacific might tseu rncve
away-
An arrangement you viii sometime ne
osa Rainier got Disguised
And got his foot adjusted
And kicked the bottom from t&at .n~n
nearly busted;
2 soaker On the town with T.
- sorry 70 say that it's true.
put Iae town has turned indigo blue:
ons how they regret mlsnaning our pet:
11ey say that they DONE. but they do.
Though the other genslemer, ren-asen..
ing the leading characters had no opuor.
iunifses for giving comic songs thavs al
acquitted themselves Ia a manner ~ s,fv.
life and snap to the riay. Mr. W Gu
Ton was graceful as the Duke Of Athens.
ar George Noble was easy and natural
az the ubiquitous Puck; Mr.. Bean faith
Iuisy carried out the so-dia nature Of Bot
ton' Ar Gilbert b. Smith naaa a robust
iaisSe' Mr. Harry Frederick was charm
snsiy bewitciing as Hernia, while Mr.. r.
~ Cashei. in the most difsicsss. character
Of the lot. Titania, showed himself 70 be
possessed OF great dramatic talent. His
makeup as the Fairy Queen. fade-f but
stia In the ring to stay, was a gem Ia IT.
Self, and though ais name was mad
vsrtently omitted from the Poss-Intelsf-
gencer report the following morning. the
splendid results he produced were fully
{ appreciated BY his friends and the audi
ence In general OF the many dances
given perhaps none exceiied the efforts of
Mr. Noble H. Getchell. whose skirt dance
made hit and secured for the graceful
dancer number or wen mersted encores.
The scenery cut no small figure in the
success oe the play, the grotto OF the
fairies being very effective. Last. but not
least. the chorus deserved all the applause
II received every one OF the three nights,
and aside from the correctness or time
and tune II reflects great credit on the
skill OF those In charge OF drilling 1t to
perfection. Tie costumes. imported from
San Francisco. were bright and strikingly
effective ana showed that the club in
tended that not one detail should be
omitted to secure a perfect representation.
Even the orchestra, under the able baton
OF Prof Bray. gave evidence OF having
had the best musicians in the city selected
10 give the best possible effect to the in
strunental part of the travesty
The rapid sale OF seats when first placed
on sale preciuded many OF the society
people from attending the first night.
hence the second and third nights were
equally pronounced fashionable affairs
and many brilliant box and private
parties were In attendance, and
as the list OF prominent people in attend
anoe Is so long. 1t would be an injustice
to publish any IL not all. 1t Is safe 10 say
that everybody" was there. and that
everybody will hook forward eagerly to
the. next annual OF the Seattle Athletic
Club.
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Tee Lasu.. whist ciab rarsv.

The Lotus Whist club were pleasantly
entertained ON Friday afternoon by Mrs.
j. f. Stewart, corner Hyde and Main
streets. Mrs. f. II. Culbertson won the
first prize and Mrs. @. s. tanning vas
the happy recipient. OF the BOBBY" The
ladies present were: Mrs. f.. r.. Stevens,
Mrs. A. NJ. Stitch, Mrs. G. 81. Rivers,
Mrs. A. w kuntz Mrs. q. Emil Lerch,
Mrs. F.. NJ. culbertson. Mrs. H. u.
Wheeler. Mrs. j f. Miller. Mrs. NJ. n.
Miles. Mrs. o. s.. tanning. Mrs w. n.
Maud Mrs. Walter Hall. Mrs. Keene.
Mrs. Phil. Winzor. Mrs. Wifhereii. Miss
Blgelow and Miss Hattie Shears.
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hi,cma,hie t.,y Fn,e,,a'nm.ss.

Tho Philomathic society OF the n. r.
Day school rendered the following inter-
esting programme last Friday evening:
Song. MT. Vernon Bells
Roll call. quotations from Shakespeare.
Life Of Shakespeare. kittie Brooks.
Recitation, 6ertie Giles.
Reading. Fred Herbert.
Recitation. Nesta Morrison.
. Essay Erath Gruber.
SonZ, ''T'he Mt. shepherds Song
Reading. ThoSay Peck. :
Recitation. Susie Smart.
Reading. Jessie Corning.
Trio. Jean Crawford. Meta Becker and
Nesta Morrison
Reading, Donald Mcdonald
Recitation. Gilbert Livingstone
Duet, Alice Graham and Tlossse Norton.
Recitation. Marloi winningham.
Recitation. Agnes Steele.
Recitation. Meta Becker.
Critics report, Prof. Mccarthy
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The Arlee was frequently visited BY pas
ssngers from ssse other cars during the
afternoon and evening. ana everybody
was delighted with the entertainment.
Many OF the most experienced travellers
OF Ii party stated thai they thought this
she first progressive eRchre party ever
given on q Pullman car. and the novelty
Was appreciated by ali. as were the eour-
tesies extended by the employees OF the
company.
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literary c.re,. at Edx.v.,.,.

Friends ana classmates OF Miss Ash
worth gathered nj her residence al Edge
water last Wednesday evening and formed
a literary circle for the study of classic
and historical literature and appointed a
committee ON constitution. Social con-
verse. music, etc. whlei away the re-
nlainder of the evening. Among those
present were: Miss Goddard, Miss Graz
ham, Miss Blanche Brookes, Miss Agut-
ter. Miss Maud Harmon, Miss Fcrnsrnais,
Miss Steele, Miss Minnie Buhtz. Miss
Giles. Miss Maude Spear. Miss Ashwortn,
Rev. and AIRS J. T.. Nichols. Mr. w. f..
Buhtz, Mr. Thomas Tough. Mr. Frank
Giles, Mr.. W. Densnore.
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Ladies'. Auxiiiary TO y. Nj. c. A.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Y. NJ. C.
A. met N the rooms of the association
yesterday and elected the following Of
ficers 10 serve for the ensuing year:
President. Mrs. n. s Drew: secretary.
Mrs. T. s. Lippy. treasurer. Mrs. w. H.
Reeves: vice presidents, one from e&ch of
the leading churches of the city: Mrs. II.
Parkhurst, First NJ. E.; Mrs William ID.
Wood. Plymouth Congregational; Mrs.
WELDON, First Presbyterian: Mrs. o. T.
Jones. First Baptist. Mrs. ]. b. Con.
Methodist Protestant: Mrs. f. Jordan.
United Presbyterian: Mrs. G. W. Furry,
Taylor Congregational: Miss Thornton, S..
Marks; Mrs. J. T. Ronald. Grace Nj. E.
Mrs. tucker, Edgewater Congregational.
It was decided at the meeting to serve
cake and coffee in connection with the
basket ball game and natatorium exhibi-
ton TO be given by the association on the
evening OF February S.
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TIE reception es the Arczna sscsAi club
AZ Esnke's hall Monday evening was one
ef the principal social events nt the week.
The AFFAIR VAS 3 most pleasant ore. icing
rsaragef ii naoss ~xee!isaS style. Isane-
tng until zst1right was entosed by the
guests CT tEe caae. numbering fusfy 80
OF wefi-gnown society people. The Ar
cana parties have been anscng the most
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I'm Honor ~ Mi.s Kimbali.

There was pleasant gathering at the
resi1ence OF Robert wilton. ~ Warren
street. last Fri3ay evening. In honor OF
their guest, Miss May Kfrubaii, Of M.
Vernon. Instrumental and vocal music
ard tanciag wsse enjoyed BIZ those pres
ens, whs, were. Mr.. and aErs. Robert
Wilton. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Cavanaugh.
Mrs. 81. Mcdonald. Miss May KixabaH.
Miss Stella Courtney. Miss Blanche Wits
ton. Mrs. 4. c. Damon. Mr- y. r. Douty.
Mr. vassaf and Master Clarence Wilton.
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in heavy white satin duchess with or
ange hsessosa trimmings aud court train
the whole efsecs hesrs - hancea by a rich
vesl and y huge bGncis OF white csar1na-
tioas and nEaidsahair ferns The groo1n~
Mr. Henry A. Kser. attended by his
brother. Mr.. Charles Kyer. OF Ann A-bor.
Mtch.. met ais beautiful nriaa at thu
altar. and hand ia hs1zsd the two stood
before .hear pastor. the Rev. nr. lAaexan-
der Alison on the brink or = new lites
made them irrevocahly osse. ..for better
Or for WORSE The beautiful ring servios
OF the Presbyterian church was rendered
IN an Impressive manner. with the addt-
ton OF the German custom, OK having two
rings. The happy words were spokeu
thst made them suan and wife. and at q
signal from Mr.. Samuel NJ. Irwin. nastes
OF ceremonies. the inspiring strains ct
Aiandelssohr's wei42ng march burst
forth, and the bridal party left the en-.
fiee and was driven. TO Mr. Augus;iae-S
residence on Taylor street. where a rr-
cepsion was given the Intimate friends OF
the bride and groom. after which tho
party sat down 20 a wedding supper. Mr..
and Mrs. Kyer left the same evening for
two weeks trip TO Spokane and r,prs-
land. and on their return they viii be &C
home to their frieais at the corner ok
Third and Marion streeea
The floral decorations at both rho
church and the home were ARTISTIC and
profuse, especially so the inmenSa
lunches OF Gala hlias from the bridesa
former California home. which were ex-
Quisite in their general effect.
The groom's present 10 his bride was =
lovely pair OF diamond solitaire earrings.
To each OF the ushers he gave u paar OF
link cum buttons. with their rnonograms
engraved, while the bride presented to
each OF her bridesmaids silver glove
fasteners. With date and initials engraved.
The bride has resided sn this city DUR
ing tho last three years. and tho numer-
Gus handsome presents given her testify
to her general popularity. As . gifted
elocusicnist and as a woman Of iovahlu
traits Of character she has endeared her
self to many friends, who all united ca
wishing her long and happy married
life.
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oomaSa KvEsrs.

The vendredi Glib win give 10 nexo
party at the residence of DIR. c. A.
Walsh, oueer Anne hf1l. next Friday.
February 1.
This Ladies' AID Society of The FfrBo
Methodist Episcopal churrh win resume
their al homes tomorrow aftsrnoom
from $50 10 $50 AZ the residence o. Mrs.
frederick l.. Fessren. 40 Diagonal streo4
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Mr.. George Bounds. Of Juneau. Alaska.
and Mrs. Tena Brass. OF Tacoma. were
quietly married 1T the pariorS Of the
Arlington hotel on Tuesday evening. Jam
uary q. 1895. few friends being In at
tendance TO witness the ceremony. Rev.
John r. Damon ofticIated Mr.. Bounds
Ia native of Oregon and related 20 soma
of the most distinguished families in the
webfoot country. His interests at present
are IN Alaska. and he looks forward with
large faith TO Its future prosperity.
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Mr. Hans p. Hanson and Mrs. Bells
Harrison, both or Newcastle, were united
In holy wedlock at tho residence Of the
officiating clergyman. John +. Damonv
80 Fifth street. Seattle. Saturday ewes
Ing. January 2s. 1895. a few friends betna
In attendance ~ witnesses. anticipating
the hearty congratulations with which.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson viii be welcomed
to the circle of married folks 1t thar
stirring mountains town.
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Miss ~ MAroaey. Mrs, X. Aaroney. Mrs.
J. Fisher. MISS oslte Fosger. Miss Mabel
Issckia. Miss Nora FsSaer AIR. ". +.
Tucker. Mr.. T. Boyle. Mr. George Hargi-
sen Dir. W. A. Butter. Mr.. j. Leckies Mr.
A. Johnston. Mr.. p. Bayles. Mr.. ]. ".
Shank and Mr.. J. Mo,,osan.
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A special meeting q The Hebrew Know
ledge Seekers VIII b. held this afternoon
a. Psasch's bali at 2.sa when Important
business will tr tgansaEted. President
Mslvfr Wfnstnek earnestly requests the
presence or al members.
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2nxe-DsrIinw.

Mr.. William p. Inge and Miss Annie
Elsie Darling. both OF Vancouver. b. c.
were married at the residence OF Mrs.
f. II. Inge. sis Eighth street. Seattle.
Thursday evening, January -. 1886. Mr..
Roger j. Inge and Miss Lilly Inge serv~
ing as groomsman and bridesmaid. Rev.
John #. Damon ofiiciated. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Inge.
Mrs. J. Watson. Mrs. q. Hadley. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Oliver. Mrs. Edwards. Miss Eta
Inge. Miss Mabel lnge. Mr.. Dinsey. Mr..
Ruttan. Mr.. Shauty. Mr.. Watson, Master
John Inge. A sumptuons repast fol-
lowed the congratulations and the happy
couple will soon be domiciled In thetn
northern home on Burrard Inlet.
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croshv-w,,,,.ws.

Mr.. Thomas II. Crosby ana Mrs. Mary
Ann Williams, both OF Newcastle. vero
quietly married In this city on Saturday
afternoon. January &c. 1896. = few friends
being present as witnesses Rev. Johu
+. Damon ofiiciated.
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Mrs. 8 T.eckie gave party a. her resi-
s5@rsee. 1Ez. WassxsngSon street. last
Wednesday,. az ~hl~fa IRE Music. games
and Aanesng were heartily enjoyed. Tee
guests present seEe. Mrs. A. 1E=Cassy.
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ceiumh.a literary Society.

Last Friday afternoon the Columbia
Literary Society held It's weekly meeting.
An interesting programme was rendered.
An instructive debate ives held on the sub
Ject: Resolved. That outdoor games are
more beneficial than indoor games" AZ
nrmative. Leila Stout and Eddie Bayden;
negative, Mabel Web and Willie Smith.
The Affirmative won.
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Mrs. SWANSON. surprl.. Party.

One of the most enjoyable events OF the
past week was a surprise party rendered
TO Mrs. Swanson last "Wednesday even
ing at her residence en- Smiths cove. The
evening was pleasantly passed with mu-
sic. dancing and cards. AT late hour
dainty refreshments were served. after
which all returned tostheir homes voting
Mrs. Swanson a charming hostess Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Wright. Mr.. AMI Mrs. Burnett. Mr. and
Mrs. Huntiey. Mr. aud Mrs. Crawford,
Mr. and Mrs. Swanson, Mr.. and Mrs
Wiedow. Mrs. II. Smith, Mrs e. C. KEEL
logg, Mrs S. Gray, Mrs. A. Vernon, the
Misses Smith, Miss Seisriige. Miss Par
ISlns. Miss Swanson. aiiss wsedow, Miss
Kellogg. Miss Livermore. Mr. E. Knapp.
Mr.. G. CRANE. Mr.. L. Phillips. Mr. G.
Fenwick. AR. f. Givens, Mr.. w Wheeler,
Mr.. Cain, Mr.. j. Reeves, Mr.. Smith, Mr..
Caskd. Mr.. J. Parkins, Mr. r. Kearney,
Masters Fay and Burt Kellogg, Master I.
Huntley and Master p. Burnett.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-27
IN. Misses Matn.r.. Lpnch.o..

The Misses Mather gave q luncheon
last Wednesday In honor OF Miss Spencer.
the guests being: Miss Spencer. Miss
Young. the Misses Carter and Mrs. George
Riley.