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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. Hubert lloyd Rel. or I.eaven-
worth. "a visiting friends In Seattle,
Miss Neacrve. ~ Washington city. VIII
remain few more weeks In this city.
Mfr Ahram Itelibron. who has been Sc
riously I'll for some time. IS improving.
The ]. J. J. Club gave its tenth social
Lat Tuesday evening at Brewers hati.
Tho Misses Nather have rnmavci 10
their new residence on Lake Washington.
Mrs Julia \. Finn. % Mccoy. or. IL
q guest of Mrs. Mary T. Logan. sol Dyer
avenue.
Mrs p. 4. shlpley viii leave Monday
for ralttroro. Md. 20 remain during the
summer.
Mrs Mann. Of Portland. vas entertain
ed Tucaday evening by Mrs. Charles
HOPKINS; music.
Mrs Reuben Y, Jones snd Mics Mauae
J. Wilson. Of this city. went - Alaska
On Jhe Topeka last Tuesday.
The Bhododenircu Club gave Sc ami
versary dance ana banquet AZ prosch' =
hail last Wednesday evening.
Mrs c $. Hatfield viii entertain Mrs.
Mann. ~ PORTLAND. 0n Monday evening
MrS Mann Is soprano singer OF high
culture.
Ns<s Aztec ponAn. one ~ Tararna's pop-
uiar Young ladies. IS here spending the
week. the guest OF Cob ana Mrs. Charles
Resc heEsfsach.
friends last Wednesday evening I'm honor
80 Miss Agnes tilen0 and Miss Mott. %
Sacramento. Cal.
Or ard Mrs. Charles A walsh LEFT
yesterday 70 return - their tarn3rr hor9.
In Detroit MheA. where they wtl as n
iossase permanently.
Mrs w. \ SelhN!rk who has been visit
snw her daughter. Mrs Joan ". Pratt. a.
s1a Olympic avenue, expects 20 return -
California next week
Ma Wilson II. Talbot entertained =
number - fttgle folks last Friday after
noon 81 honor q he seNelth birthday %
q ftsfaFF "a fnnHH
Master Arthur Williams. a vogsrg ana
enshe.xsas3ic disciple 81 lsaak Walton. re-
Siding At ReutoT. caught on Friday last
On cellar river Ito 81 the sgso,k5ed beauties.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. J " nurean have re-
nsovti 80 Whateenl. where they vii
make their future home. Mr., nurb.n has
taken up the hunter business ia What
cora
vesea, srtp 20 California iass week. to-
setAcr With her sister. Mira /. r EiShep.
Who VIII sosourn in ;hlS city Tor a lev
weeks
.eE, Eor sssa ran. $50 oa thc Walia Nsi-
Ia Ask Tuesday, Nj Cahea 80 10 absent
enc r1onis an4 Miss Cahsa several
MISS Nellie Nav,,-..h 49,, -s,.>. -
prise party az the rest ieEs.., - ser ma -
~nts, Mr., ard Mrs n Mavorss-x rSA4
Seath Iwa%fih SlresNt. la-s; r,ssz44ay even
say. ~ "a '''-''A OF Ia
Mr.. James y. Taxe 81. - ~a,i4rv r.-
covering from Alz hong Skasge with ,vf,'s.,s &
fever ard sTaay Do SD - ~ caasa lss.,,s-,f
Ea Is etsii e.assEnR<s 80 tA@ hozlwa b,st sx-
peS.fs e, leave % dprtaE tle caEascg wssA
weather permitting.
Miss rn1yra hesSier. accompanied ~
f,e~ sister. Airs. James II. McSerles. aFsi
.iaaAxhtrr Mss Nsa1Fs~3. sailed last TStas-
,ay on the steamer WallA NallA ser san
Fs-,snct~<ss. Tksey viii proceed FTasa there
70 Los Anrele< ana Santa MDnfcA ~
serasner. and vii rcDAta twNe or thgee
months.
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BeIlincham BAY society.

Whatcom, April 7.-Special.-Renewed
activity In social circles is noticeable since
the close of the Lenten season. the past
week witnessing number of pleasau.
events in both the bay cities. Tuesday
evening the annual banquet of the Avon
ian Literary Circle was given at the b. b.
& b. c. hotel. preceded by delightful
musical and literary programme. The ban
quet was most entertainingiy enliyened
by various toasts from Shakespeare. TO
which members of the circle happily re-
sponded. Mrs. Biggs acting as toastmis-
tress. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
s. III. Bruce, Rev. and Mrs Mark Jukes
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Iadiey. Mr.. and Mrs.
l. II. Hadley, Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Hurl-
but. Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Critics, Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Hit. Mr.. and Mrs Simpson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cassels Mr.. and Mrs Couse
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Burkhart, DR. and Mrs
Birney, Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Thomas, Mr..
ana Mrs. ;. a Calvert. Mrs Biggs, Mrs
Campbell, Mrs. y. r.. Campbell Mrs
Holmes. Mrs. G.. a. Fuller. Mrs. Moore
Mrs. Or. Axtell. Miss Atkins. Miss Jen
kins, Miss Moore, Miss Lee Miss Careyy
Miss Mary Carcw Miss Morgan. Miss
korthauer. Miss Graham. Miss Lees. Miss
Florence Lees. Miss Underwood. Miss
Bowen. Miss Dobbs. Miss calvert. Miss
Can!kins' Miss Allen. Mr., Joseph Mason.
Mr. Lee. Mr.. \. Rawson. Mr.. Lees. Mr.
T. 9. Newman. Mr.. r. NJ. Porter. Mr..
Isysle Mr.. korthauer. Mr.. f. l.. Nichol-
son. Mr.. II. e. Dobbs. Mr.. \. Senker, Mr.
Calvert and Sfr Caulkins.
tuesday evening also Fairhaven Lodge
No. %. n. OF 2. celebrated the anniver-
saTy Of the institution OF the lodge ny
giving short musical and literary vro-
gramme. followed by dancing. cards. e,,.
untu midnight. when refreshments were
served 10y the ladies' after which dancing
was resumed and continued until late
hour. The lodge is in r iourishing condi-
ZION and Is quoted locally for It's pleasant
entertainments. The attendance TUESDAY
evening was very large. including many
from Whateom
Last evening ,he annual hau OF the Odd
Fellows Of this city was given AZ fha X
or + hail. and was as successful and en-
5eyaoie as ihe parties given ny that o.
der invariably are. The ban proper was
PRESIDED by au address hv Hon 7 "a
Schively, a vocal duct nv Mrs. A q Cif.
ford aud Miss Helle Anderson. recitation,
ny Miss Lula jenkins. piano solo
~ Mss Eva I-ohree and a vo.al solo hv.
MIS-. shank T'ae occasion WIS fho CO..
enty sixth anniversary 81 the esraflish.
inert OF Odd Fellowship IL the United
States
The horne - MI ara Mrs r NJ nav On
Fsirhsven was the scene % otris+ ~
dtug st midday TUESDAY. when fhrs~ ga
est daughter. Miss Myrtle Beth Cor ,-a
pas fwC or three wears teacher IN ne
public schools hers. was married 20 NJ
Mchsel r summer. Of Seattle. Rev
Mark Jukes. q the EotS~ouaI church
ofFsctartng Miss Pearl Dav. sister 80 -
birdie. vas bridesmaid and Nr. FL Tev
. her brother. was Eroo1sma7. while Miss
Rose Mclean. Miss Belle Iaueranx. Miss
Margaret nay auf AFiss Anna Miller we
maids CO homer TIE bride VAS given
away nv her father. Mr. Z. =. Day. 81
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franklin Social News.

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
A. Jones decided that last Thursday be-
ing Mr.. Jones birthday they would give
him a surprise. so on his arrival home
from lodge that evening he found his
friends in possession. Card playing
dancing and singing made the time fly
until midnight when refreshments were
served, after which all departed, having
spent a most enjoyable evening. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Haw-
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. O'Neil. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Mckenzie. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
A. Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Fred +. Kelly,
Miss Maud Walker. Miss Annie Triviere,
Miss Mamie Murphy. Miss Alice Lassoi,
Miss Marion Johns. Miss Jemima Johns
Miss Sallie Conner. Miss Maggie Hutche-
son, DR.. J. j. Smith, Mr.. r. G. Roberts.
Mr.. John d. Jones, Mr.. J. ]. Smith. Mr..
4. Il. Todd Mr.. Samuel Hyde. Mr.. w 3.
Williams. Mr. Pete Comfy. Mr.. William
Weimer. Mr.. Frank Kelly.
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ale's
Hair
Tonic.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN: II az
fords me great pleasure 20 call the
attention of the public to Yale's Ex-
celsior Hair Tonic, which is the first
and only remedy known to chemistry
which positively turns gray hair back
to its original color without dye.
1t has gone on record that Nine. M.
Yale-wonderful woman chemist
has made this most valuable of all
chemical discoveries Nine. Yale
personally indorses its action and
gives the public her solemn guarantee
that it has been tested in every con-
ceivable way, and has proved itself
to be the ONLY Hair Specific. 1t
STOPS HAIR FALLING immediately and
creates luxurious growth. Contains
no injurious Ingredient. Physicians
and chemists invited to analyze it. 1t
is not sticky or greasy; on the con-
trary, it makes the hair soft, youthful,
fluffy, and keeps it in curl. For gen.
tlemen and ladies with hair little
gray, streaked gray, entirely gray,
and with BALD HEADS, it is
specially recommended.
All druggists sell it. Price, 81.
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DIR. Ieudne., Luncheon.

Or. Lowdnes. OF me L. 8 survey boat
Hasslsr, was the host at an exquisite
luncheon on Tuesday. given in honor OF
his fancee. Miss Daisy Farelly. Covers
were laid for eight guests. whose places
were marked by exquisite water color
sketches from the brush OF the talented
artist. r. r. James Anderson. Those
present were: Mrs FarreIiy. Mrs s. b.
Dnserberry. Miss Farreiiy. Miss Daisy
Farreily and Lieutenants Amy, Fitzger-
aid and Herbert
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McCann-BeQc~.

very pretty wedding took place At
1874 South Twelfth street on Friday even
ing. April g. Iss5. The contracting parties
we're Mr.Goorge McCann.of Victoria, Be.
and Miss Christina EegBs. Of this city, a
member OF the First PFesby terrain church
The house was filed with relatives and
friends OF the bride and groom. The cere-
mOny was performed by the brides pas
tor. DR.. Alison. Mr. Robert Livingston
acted as groomsman and Miss Maggie
Beggs as bridesmaid. A most excellent
marriage supper followed the nuptials
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain leave for Victoria
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccain left for Victoria on
the steamer yesterday morning. They
will go TO housekeeping there.
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Griggses never looked more inviting than
or this occasion. when the spacious
rooms were adorned with quantities of
flowers and vines. which lent gladstone
springf!rne air 10 everything In the re-
eeP'ien nall we're masses # p5imToses
paasleS, which blended into the unts OF
the Furnishings In charming harmony OF
violet and gold. Red tulips were used in
the library with excellent effect.
The piece de resistance was found. bow
ever. in the center piece on the heart
shaped tea table. consisting OF an Inn
mense cut glass bowl filed with the first
La France roses. Bordering the table
were vines Of srnilax-
Mrs. l.. u Campbell served tea. while
Mrs. Stuart Rice served Ices.
Mrs. Grlggs was assisted In receiving
by Mrs. Addison Foster and Mrs. A. ~.
Fitch, each attired In elegant reception
gowns.
Mrs. Harrison Foster and Mrs. L. B.
lockwood were assisted IN the various
attentions to the guests by the following
young ladies: Miss Helen Woodruff.
Miss Bertha Evans. Miss Mary Wal
worth, Alss Elizabeth Beckwith. Miss
Effie Buell.. Miss Margaret Holbronk
Miss Ethel Holbrook and Miss Jessie
kershaw. Among those who attended
the reception, which was held from
WiRgate. Mrs. ID. X. Stevens. Mrs. A. NJ.
fngersol. Mrs. G. NJ Sherwood. Mrs. A.
NJ. Baker. Mrs. Forbes Haskell. Mrs. Le-
roy Pratt, Mrs. r. Il. Stacy. Mrs. T. l..
stiles. Ms. Fred Odds. Mrs. Ralph Met
calf, Mrs. r. ID. Olds. Mrs. A. c. Simp-
son. Mrs.1ienry Hewett, Mrs Percy ID.
Merton. Mrs. A. +. Buell.. Mrs. II. u.
Caldwell. Mrs " II. CalkIns. Mrs. l.. y.
Campbell, Mrs 4. ]. Hatch. Mrs. "a. @.
Foster, Mn. W. r. Evans, Mrs. r. T.
Durgin. Mesdames p. V. Caesar. Frank
Clark. Frank Allyn. r. w. Cornwall. c..
". Delamater. q. II. Delprat, X. W.
perickson. Percy Dickinson. ". X. Doo-
little. A. r. Bull. w. V. BurriIl. George
Browne. Arthur BrIdgman. +. II. Bowen
j. s. Boyle. /. w. Anderson. George
Blanchard. William Biglow. Nelson Ben
nett. III. c. Bass. g. II. Ballou, Alex
Baillie, Melbourne Bailey. +. A. Bailey.
J. NJ. Ashton. Adna Anderson. A h. His
cock, Stephen Holbrook, G.. l.. Holmes
II. 4. Sherman. Harry Hurley. Z. H.
Hyde. T.. II. Jacobs. l.. III. kershaw. ].
NJ. Keen, Charles King. l.. X. Manning
G. II. Marble, Miss Forsythe. Mesdames
A. W. Martin. l.. Maynard. A. F. Mccain,
ID. Mcdonald. Charles Millikin. George
Milikin. Fred Mottet. g. c. Munson, Wal
ter Cakes. J. A. Parker, Joshua Pierce, J.
". Pinkerton. III. g. Potter, Il. Il. Price,
w. II. Prichard, Stuart Rice. ]. A. Rowe,
s. i. Sears, Charles Seymour. c. A.
Snowden, Otis Sprague. Edmund Sey-
mour. J. c. Stalleup. John Sutton. Albert
Sutton, H. ID. Thomas. John Thomas,
Chester Thorne. a b. Todd. Charles
Tucker. w T.. Turrell. NJ. +. Tytler G..
G. Wagner. II. c. Wallace. Frederick
Watson. James r. Yocum. George White,
and c. b. Zabriskie.
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WEDDINGS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

At izi2 Marion street. April a. 1895. Mr..
Carlos r. II. Swetland and Miss Laura
Louisa Hotchkfss were married with DR..
Aisson performing toe ceremony. Mr.
ggetland Is freight clerk IN the service Of
the Great Northern railroad OF this city.
The bride IS a member Of the Presby-
terrain church IN Minneapolis. MINI. She
has been an active member Of the Y. r.
=. c. f.. She viii unite with the church
here by letter al an early date. The
happy couple win go 20 housekeeping at
80 Stewart street Mr.. William j. SWEET
land. brother OF the groom, and Mrs.
Louise X. SHETLAND acted az groomsman
and bridesmaid reEpeetiY ely.
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TIE whist party given by Mr. ana MIS-
rreHerfcr watson on Thursday evening
was most enjoyable affair. Prizes were
Won by Miss Buell. ard Dr.. Wagner
Those p-esea. were: Mr.. and Mrs C. 9,
Wagner. Mr.. and Mrs. A z Buell.. Mr.,
and Mrs. Edmund Seymour. Mr.. and Mrs
III. B. Caldwell. Dir. and Mrs. l. B. Lock
wood. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Case Mrs
Melbourne Bailey. Miss Buell.. Miss Beck
with. Miss waIworth, Mr.. T. W. Enos,
Mr. VIII Rice and Mr.. c. p. Mastsrson.
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IN THE HARBoR OF TOKYO.

Japan-whose FRA Grant isles
lie stTewn along the seal
Tnine every flower smiles
And beckons unto ne.
Yet would / loose my SrHo~-white sail and
leave them far a4eei
Thy man and maids were Kind.
Bur yainly bid me stay:
Too urgent sweeps the wind
Across the waves today:
With 10Y III set the snoR-whfts sail IN
speed away-awayt
For there's a frozen land
Full half The world around
" here / would rather stand
Than on thy gentIer ground.
Swift breeZes bend she snow hlta "a FL
my heart IS horaewar,f bounds
Walter Sterrs PsgeIov
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The Owen Meredith Climb.

MISS Parsons received The club 81
very dainty luncheon on Friday. waxen
tapers shed a soft light over the pure
white table with us center piece or
cleaning Saint Joseph lilies. Each guest
was delighted with her charming favor
n constant reminder OF The hostess
Thoso entertained were: Miss Howell.
Miss FRYE. Miss Gillette. Miss Burwel.
Miss Sargent. Miss Drew. Miss Parsons
and Miss Hubbard.
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p.snfer uet9hf. Party.

~. VIII wray gave party lzst Thurs
cav evening a. his home On Rainier
heights. the evening was pleasantly
passed IN dsncIng and playing gauaes a
luncheon was served az a late hour ! nose
pre@@ra. were Kiss Pear. BosBs. Miss
Helen sfratton. Miss Ada Bss5eii'
nos E,ssisa walker, Hiss Sophia
Punk. Miss Kftfss lace. Ais& III
nouieause. Ar. VIII Castle. Mr.. George
Ho9ie, Mr.. Dwight Sfratton. Mr. Ernest
Jefferson. Mr. John rnce. Ar. Don En8e.
Mr.. Tom ynce and Dir. John Herring
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Mrs. Armstrong Fntertains.

The Sixteen Club met 10 play whist this
week az the residence OF Mrs. s. T. Arm
strong. -Four prizes were awarded. The
lady and gentleman holding the highest
score being Mrs. +. y. Fuller and Mr.. A.
G. Brokaw, they secured the first prizes.
while the consolation prizes fell TO the
lot OF Mrs. Armstrong and Mr.. Joseph
Hunt. delicious supper was served at
the close OF the game.
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Seymour. Miss Eta NcGrsgor. Miss sem
Die. Miss Mauds Ysfnssas, Miss D~h&
smith. Miss Eva ssegsrt- Dir. W. 1. D1c-
ley, Dir. Gareksn. Nr. Norman Fren.n'
NJ yaoarrsr. nr. Lester Williams. NJ.
August scohenze. Mr. l. l. Easter. BIZ.
Arthur Esverts.
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Black Diamond Social News.


supper. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hutchinson. Mr.. and Mrs. Murray.
DR.. and Mrs. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Gwilym, MIR. and Mrs. L. Gwilym, Mr.
and Mrs. w w Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bowes. Mr.. and Mrs. Langford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowen, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs
Shoultz, Mrs. d. c. Lewis. Mrs. T. Y.
Davis. Mrs. ]. o. Jones. Mrs. Hamilton,
Mrs. Beldon. Mrs. Foulton. Miss Tina Muir
ray. Miss Edith Thomas, Miss Gladys
Jones. Miss Maude Langford. Miss Han
nah Bowes, Miss Lizzie Gwilym. Mr.. Ar
thur Davis, Mr.. William Thomas, Mr.
Frank Bowes. Master Henry Davis, Mas
ter William Stone, Master Louis Donkers
Master Luther Thomas.
Some OF the pupils of one OF the Black
Diamond schools, taught by Mr.. r. A.
Langford, gave an entertainment In the
school house on the afternoon OF April
70. great many parents and othO rela-
tives and friends OF the pupils were pres
ent and enjoyed the concert.
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East. where he has been spending
months leave os absence
Ar. and Mrs ]. B McMKian. who have
been spending the winter il Faira,ve1.
have returned 70 blanchard. where Nj.
Mcmillan has charge Of the large timber
interests OF the Alger syndicate
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Mrs. Portar.,s Card PARTY

One OF the most enjoyable events OF the
week was the cinch party given by Mrs.
II. Cranston Porter on Wednesday 10
the members ana friends of the Ladies'
Tennis Club. In response 10 The invita-
lions sent out late last week more than
forty ladies were present. including Mrs.
A. Il. Bull Mrs NJ. +. Jackson. Mrs. II.
Weston Bridges. Mrs. X. b. Price. Mrs.
Stuart Rice. Mrs. Charles Millikin. Mrs.
!. w. Anderson. Mrs. J. W. Rowe. Mrs.
II. G. Bass. Mrs. l.. II. Manning, Mrs. Il.
NJ. Hunt. Mrs. r. w. Cornwall. Mrs.
Harry Hurley. Mrs. W. II. Eaton. Mrs.
w. II, Rust. Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs. Mel
son Bennett. Mrs. n. Il. Lockwood. Mrs.
w. Y. Burrill. Ma a. X. Hiscoek. Mrs.
&. W. Richie. Mrs. G.. III. Ballou. Mrs
Stacy Gibbs. Mrs. A VI. Ingersoll. Mrs.
j. A. Wintermute. Mrs. Stephen Hol-
brook Mrs. +. Mottet. Mrs. Morgan TIL
lnghast. Mrs. G. @. Wagner Mrs. s.
Wikeson. Mrs. Melbourne Bailey. Mrs.
Walter Cakes. Mrs. J. 4. Shank. Miss
kershaw. Miss Thomas. Miss Rowe. Miss
Harlow. Miss Holhrook. Miss Ethel Hol-
brook. Miss Stetson. Miss Bowen. Miss
Brown. Miss Seymour and Miss Anicr-
son. Miss Jessie Kershaw and Mrs. T..
r. Lockwood tied for the highest score.
Miss keFshaw winning the first prize
and Mrs. Lockwood the second.
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Mrs Colonel L -. McCutchson gave q
yellow luncheon on Friday ~ eer nome.
81 Taylor street, IN honor OF Mrs l. =
Pasto!ess. OF San Francisco. who Is VISIT
ing her The table was handsomely Gee
Grated with yellow satin ribbon. Towers
and dainty china All the guests Yotea
the lunch an elegant affair and Mrs. Nc
Cutchson a charming hostess.
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" JOHN f. CORDRAY. Manager
w. NJ. RUSSELL, Resident Mahsr.
One Week, Commencing. Monday. Arr
Saturday Matinee at O'Clock p. "
TsE FAMOUS
AMERICAN GAiETy Co.
Under the management OF T. B. wfr.a
GALAXY OF ARTISTS
Gathered from both continents
DAN-KELLY & GREY-RrssIe
The Great Comedy Duo.
KANEkA.
The Worlds Greatest Fansacsst s,a
Equilibrist. from Tony Pastors.
3-REMONDES-S
Transformation Dancers from thu Gale,y.
London.
MISS ANITA HENIEY,
Sparkling Comedienne. Roster q Biars
New York.
vAL-DURELL >lSTERS-PEARL
From the Empire. London.
DAyE-RIyERS n WISE-FRANI
The millionaire and the Tramp, Aax
J, X. Emmetts Company. Intro
ducing the Wonderful Dog.
Null"
And
MISS BIRDIE BRIGUTLING,
Queen OF the Banjo.
Prices-2oc, SOC. i0c. soc. soc. TelepArs
COS Sale Of seats commences SaturtE
April n.
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rvon-on yseceptIon al Kirkland.

Mr. I'd Eyanson gave reeeo ion 70
sorne forty OF his friends al Kirkland iass
Thursday. Dancing and a number of go
eial games. with a midnight luncheon.
made up a series OF diversions that caused
the guezts 10 pass pleasant evening.
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If Anybody Offers q Substitute
Shun Them.

NINE. NJ YALE. Health and Complex
ion Specialist. Yale Temple OF Beauty. li6
State street. Chicago.
Sold in Seattle by all first-clsss drug
gists; at Wholesale by Stewart g. Holmes
DRUG Company.
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Mrs. Harry Hurley, Mrs e T. Durgsn.
Mrs. l. L. LOOMS ard Mrs Joseph Nc
cabe. The prize was captured BY MS
Edward KnonIe.
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Clncla Clmh Nfcesing.

The Thurvl1Ay Ctnta Cluh vas enter
tanned rs Mrs. ". 4. RusJ ;his week at
her beautiful hcae In Tire North end. An
ex client luncheoa WAS served a. ! D.
TAe guests 81 the club wcro Mrs. Frank
Allyn. Mrs rraak CLARKE Mrs. p ~.
Clarke ana Ms. 4. J. Hatch. The mem
hers % the ctue WHO parteok % Mrs.
Rests hospitality were Mrs Nelson Ben
nett. Mrs. - ". pegsc&soa. Mrs H.
wsf3 knoh!e. Ms. 4. a. Sno WIDEN. Mrs
J T. SteeA. Mrs = AZ Hant. Mrs. NJ. -.
Hsy ZEN Ngs g y. DeiAmafsr. Mrs.
Ba3ph Netcaig Ms. , A. Msckel,4r.
Ara. = y. bsnhsm, Mrs. $ p. Sears.
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The Afheneun literary s,-ctatr

The Atheneum Literary Circle met with
Mrs. J. T. Nichols. at Edgewatsr. last
Wednesday and elected the following
officers: resident. Miss Giles; vice pres
ident. F. X. Herrick; secretary and treas
urer. Frank r. Giles
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A fine line OF ladies' sterling sglvs-
shirt waist sets. belt buckles and usnS
side combs. hat and hair pins. etc at
". ". HouEhtons. ~ Front street.
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Excursion TO snoaualrnis Falls nex,
Sunday. Fare for round trip. g..
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"MIdgcts In rairvland.-

The Mdge-s in Falrylaud'' was the
name % a sworn OF little people which
visited the Tacoma theater on Wednes-
tsy and Thursday evenings. The enter
taiment was given under the auspices Of
the ladies Of the Central Christian
church. and 60 s. only fair 20 admit that
these ladies have presented one Of the
prettiest and most complete entertain
ments that aas been shown in amateur
circles Of Tacoma Tor many years The
most notable feature was the dressing OF
the characters. The fairies all IN l-auzy
white, would have done credit 90 New
York stage. while the Midget Queen. IN
the person % little Johanna Cert Van der
Linden. was dream Of beauty 81 her
Uowcr-canopied sedan chair. Too much
praise cannot be given TO Mrs =. u.
Crandail who personally directed ;he on
tire performance and dressing OF the
parts. ably assisted though she was ~
Mrs. NJ l. ChF0rd. Mrs \. :. uautrick.
Mrs. J r. Bihb Mrs. .. a. Cowlen Mrs
&. W. Billings Mrs. L. r.. sampson. Miss
Vestco;t Miss Peace Mes Cow3en Miss
Carney and Captain L. W Billings u
- generally honsa that the t0tertainment
vi soon p repeated az a matinee.
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school Children

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vent IT, TIE arst you know OF Il thera
= a headache: the enid is bilious ara
something must he done. Use Riuans
Tabalss. = remedy witch is standard for
such troubles