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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

Los peri6dicos de santo Domingo, re-
fri6ndose cartas de Nueva- York, dicen
que el general dominicano don Pablo L6-
pez Villanueva, ha desembarcado en- Cuba
con una expedition. Y es falsa esta mott
cemos que no es un aventurero, hace
tempo que SO haya tranquilo sufriendo su
destierro en- Mayagtiez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

El distinguido fot6grafo de Mayaguez
svfor don Rodulfo Gauthier, tiene ell pro
yecto de hacer un cuadro aleR6rico con
los pOetas laureadcs en- los Juegos Flora
les de Mayagiiez el afo 1888 y en- el pre-
Sente aflo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

cuerpo, de S. E. el Captain General, los Sc
hores Jefes y Ofciales del Battalion Colon.
La despedida fue muy cordial SO dice
q S. e. les manifesto extrechandoles las
manos:-"U Ustedes no recibiran otra paga
pero if pueden if tranquilos que s1s
familias seran debidamente atendidas.''
Tambi6n les dio consoles muy propios de
Ia manera de hacer la guerra en- Cuba.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

Ha salido para Mayagiiez el sefor Ma
gistrado de la Audiencia de Ponce dor
Jose Pablo, que va con Ell objeto de for
mar parte de un tribunal que SO constitui
ra para iuzgar I'm condenado 6 muer-
to (?). Asi 10 dice &c La Democracia.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

Sc S0LICITA una habitaci6n ventilada
sin amueblar, cerca de estas oficinas para
un caballero solo. En- esta redacci6n in
formaran. 2-l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

La Comisi6n de Damas de la Cruz Ro.
ia invita- a las personals que quieran asis-
tir la celebration de una misa resada, en-
la Iglesia de Santa Ana, por ell feliz viaje
del battalion de Colon. A las del sabado
dia 4.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

Sc dice, como cosa segura, que u
flor Teniente Coronel, hijo de Puerto.
que SO hallaba en- Cuba, ha sido en-
q la Peninsula bajo partida de reg
por haber atacado al enemigo con fu
desiguales, y pesar de las 6rdenel
tenfa de sus superiores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

e 81 alcalde de Ponce ha tnvitado aIve
cfndario para hac- T una despedida diane
albRtallda De TalladQlid q, guarnece aque
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-05-03

r.. solicite listed en- ell "Parfs Bazar y q
mas rico, complete, variado y equitativ'
Esurtido de abanicos de StOdas claees gu
iamas Sc ha ofrecido en- venta on Puerto
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The soc al and bazaar given by the men,
hers ~ the Norwegian Lutheran church
Saturday night in the Odd Fellows hail
was great success An extensive liter
AIRY programme. consisting Of songs. reel
tstions and a short speech by the pastor.
the Rev. Mr. Hole was we'll rendered and
received Refreshments OF coffee and cake
were served. after which Mr.. Thomas
HOUSTON auctioned the various articles.
which found a ready sale ar good prices.
on Tuesday last little Beulah De Long
comm ernorateA her ffth birthday. at the
residence OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs W.
w. De Long. with a small party Of her
playrnatss. The little ones had a joyful
time. and Miss Beulan viii remember the
event with pleasure for long time Those
present were. Bsulah pe Long, Aauae
De Isong Hazel Lord and Keith Lord.
On Tuesday evening brotherhood %
s. Andrew was organized at the r~ctory.
The constitution and bylaws were read
and adopted and the following officers
elected. President Lambert Thompson:
secretary. Ivan Hyland: treasurer. Ray
Peabody After some further business
social hour was enjoyed with games. mu-
SIC ard light refreshments
The members OF 81 stephens Episcopal
church Will give social az the rsa4aeIAc@
81 Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Grover. ca VA
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OIvmpia Societv

Olmyr,a. oct 2f-Specisl. The literary,
event or the season WAS the Shakcspearean
recital by Mr. Hannibal A Williams. M
der the patronage OF 2 nun, her OF the first
families Of Olympia. ON Tuesday evening
the Congregational church was wen filled
with an Rppreclauve audience, who list
cned with wrapt interest 70 Mr.. Williams
fine rendition OF that great historical dra-
ma. king Henry "" AR Williams as
serts IN his introduction the fact that in
this drama the master poet has more sue
ceSsfuliy mingled sublime tragedy with
mirth- provoking comedy. and the two
streams of humor and gravity are more
sklfully blended. than IN any Of his mas
terp'eces. The recital lasted aaout two
heurS. and ere interested attention of the
audience bore ccmpl mentsrv evidence 20
tho literary appreciation % those prest nt.
The rc~itai Uas a private one. the patrons
tssuine their own invitations. The patrons
were, in parf. as follows; Gov. ana Mrs
NcGraU. Judge ana Mrs. T. J Araers.
Judge and Mrs =. T. i4ovt. Judge and Ms
EiEuon Scot. Judge and Mrs. n J. Cor
doa. Rev Rufus = Chase. State Urea slIrer
- a Boweu. state Secretary J. IL price
and AIRS Price Ron. and Mrs J r. Cow
cy Hon A. \. Phillips NJ and Mrs & :
Eatan. pr. au1 Mrs. q. = Armstrong
Ne anf AIRS. a. T. Camnhel NJ
au3 Mrs A J GHls. Ar and Mrs h r.
ogden. Mr. and Mrs George R lane. AIR
and Ms James \ Aaight. nT and Mrs
KIncaid Mr.. AuA Airs. NJ a Root. Dr
Gentle. SIR. " : Ca~lihcrs. Mr.. Marx
Reed Mr. = X Hawkins. Nj. ". =.
Watson.
The week has witnessed the zu>,asse,,l
arkan .zatfon o< tWo more card clubs a
euchre cIuh ana q crsbbaga clan TEE
members - she latter cIub nlst wednes-
day evening al the horne OF AFR. ana AIRS
A. n EoEers. i'm NApfe Park The club
consists az tAe following ladies' and gentle
men. Judge ard Ms Garden. Mr. and
Mrs. George r. Felley. Mr. and AIRS g NJ
Bolton AGr. AMI Mrs. - y. LINN. Mr. and
Mrs r S. Reeet. ST.. Mr.. AID Mrs A. u
Rogers. M AMI Mrs. A. r. Ia benea. Mrs.
I'aosuasan aaa Aftss Florence Prince The
Can-tci Is g feachre club Is sse aasr,e II
tae nrst mentioned and tE has Ser afs4c~~~-
President. Mrs r u Reed ST. treasurer.
Mrs A. r. Eaaeree saeretarN Mrs
Charits - Jarscl& Thf next meeting 90
fi.ls club VIII % held az the residence of
Ar aa8 Nrs- Eiakeslee Tuesday evea.nr
Tee Ladies Afteruoon Nhsse CllsEs uIavesi
Thursday aftsrlooB- Ths ssd.eS % tara
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Mrs. Rotch. OF Bucoda Is visiting Mrs.
Riggs.
Mrs. Percy Dickinson has been III dur
inE the week.
Mrs. Frank Cardin has been quite III for
Mrs. Montandon viii spgnd NEXT week
at Hot Springs,
Mrs, Reilly; Of Seattle. IS tho guest Of
Mrs T.. NJ. Hunt
Mrs. q. r. Myers. 81 Portland. Il the
guest OF Mrs. Frank sharp.
Mrs g W. GrlEEs who has been East
some time. returned home on Friday
Mrs 7 y. CrOoker. or Everett IS ..tsit-
,nE her friend. Mrs. Charles Tucker.
Mrs John T Redman and son returned
on Thursday FROM visit 80 California
Miss Allen. az SEATTLE spent sunday In
ihe city. the guest 81 Mrs. g. l., CLANCY
Mrq G. \ snow}en lo1l This week for
an extended visit IN the East with reIa-
tiyes.
Miss Atwood returned 20 her home IN
seattle after visit n several weeks with
Mrs FraEse.
Mr. and Mrs n,irhin. a. whatcor,. are
IN the city, Mrs purbin IS a sister 81
Mrs =. VI. Hunt.
Miss NJ. q Hindshaw. % Seattle. has
hecn the eucss oc Miss Rcrnlce Newell
for the mast week.
Mrs T. n Warrington Viii leave on
Monday next ter Oakland. Cal. for
vista 81 two months
Mrs VI , Movers has returned from a
pleasant visit ia Seattle with her friend
Mrs Henry GhfoeAGer.
MFR. and Mrs ] remnant steeh have
take the house ~ Charles Atiiiiker. az as
North g street. faf the wiutor.
The Frtdav Afternoon Cfnch C1uh was
entertained this wees hy Mrs p y Rem
ham There are twenty members.
Mrs. A X Hiscock viii give a ciueh
rszrty next "Wednesday as Ser hcvse for
The benent og the iAtliss' Teams Clah
MIR and Mrs I. ". Prescott arrived IN
tNa stfv the FIRST - TIE week and arr
the raesss ~ Mr.. aui Mrs l. -. Camp
he'll
Nr and Mrs. Br5dsman and soa VII -
guests az the Tacoma hatsl FOR a short
time. pgessous Ia shear departure tor taa
last
Mr.. . n HAYDEN. lefx "a Frl3ay for
san Francesca. oAlted H4ther hY : tebe-
gram announciHg the Elacss 70 capt
HaSden-
TIE state Cooperative Secsfty. - th's
etsg. serSed au elegant lHMeh Fr las au1
SATURDAY. As far a. VAS isssSieAe every
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organization display much interest ana the
afternoons are enjoyable. Mrs S.uins. OF
Spokane, thus far has captured the hghest
number Of points.
The cotIiltcn Club held the second o,
their series OF dances In the Olympia hotel
rarlors wednesday evening. This club
now easily leads all similar organizations
in Olympia in point OF numbers and the
brillancy Of their entertainments.
The Olympia Elks held business meet
ing Tuesday evening. when IL was decided
to give another OF their popular entertain
rnents some tine this winter. The per-
Torrance as planned will consist or three
PARTS: First rninstrels: second, special
ties: third, Trial by Jury" 4 committee
OF the folio wing gentlemen has been ap-
pointed 70 make final arrangements: Mr.
r. G. O'Br,en, DIR. p r. Gentle, Mr. b u
Woodruff, Mr.. G.. q. Mills and Mr.. F. NJ
Convey.
The olympia Outing Club closed the sea-
son with charming dance Friday evening.
The numerous guests in attendance voted
the ball a fitting finale TO the summer
entertainme nts given by this popular elup-
The entertainment Friday evening was IN
charge OF Mr. Frank c. Ow:ngs, Mr.. r. M
Convey and Mr.. ]. c. Percival- the enter
tainrnent committee consisted OF Mrs Eli
mon Scott. Mrs c. J. Lord, Miss McGraw,
Mss Helen Cowles.
Mrs. + J. Gilbert has returned 70 her
homo after spending the summer with
Capt. Gilbert, at orcas island. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Gilbert will shortly leave for san
Francisco TO spend the winter.
Miss n. NJ. Haight left Thursday for
Jameston. y. D., after which she Will visit
in Oshkosh. Wis. Miss Haight Is sister
Of Mr.. Charles A. Haight. She VIII PROB
ably remain away a year.
Mrs F. ". Carlyon and Mrs Wuilam-
son visited Tacoma during the week
Mrs. c. W. Bean spent Friday and sat
urday in Tacoma
Mrs. A A Booth viii leave IN few days
for California TO JOIN her husband. Ihey
will make their home in that state.
Prof. SandYig has organized his dancing
classes for children in the parlors or the
Olympia hotel.
Miss Hamilton. OF Seattle. is visiting
Mrs. @. s. Armstrong.
Miss Evaline Graves, of Seattle, is visit
ing Miss Kate McGraw.
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The event IN Tacoma this week which
has occasioned great deal OF speculation
and aroused vast amount Of curiosity.
which was not satisfieG, was the wedding
on Tuesday afternoon OF Lord Bennett snd
Miss Leonora Van Marter. The ceremony
was performed by Mr. Alexander, British
vice consul at the home OF Mrs. Maynard
Tyler. sister OF the bride. The decorations
OF the drawing rooms consisted OF palms
only. The wedding was very private, the
only guests being Mrs. Charles Marble and
Capt Livingston Thompson. OF the
Eleventh hussars, who is brother-in-iaw
Of Mr. Tyler Tacoma can hardly claim
Miss Van Marter as a resident, as she and
her sister were both born in Switzerland
and educated in Italy, and were never in
the United States until they came TO the
Pacific coast several years ago. Miss Van
Marier, with her father and mother, have
spent the summer with Mrs. Tyler. One
Interesting fact connected with the we'd
ding was that the cushions on which the
couple knelt were made of a sixteenth
century altar cloth. Lord and Lady Ben
net left on Tuesday for a short tour
through British Columbia. Announcement
cards were sent abroad: none IN this
country. Lord Bennett. at the death OF
his father. viii eacceed TO the title OF the
Earl of Tankerviile. Ills home Tor the
present will be chilllngham castle, North
cumberland.
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Port Ananles SnnInfr

Port Angeles, Oct. 26.-special. Tuesday
afternoon between the hours OF and 3
O'Clock the steam launches OF the Phlla-
deiphia were busily plying between the
wharf at the foot OF lincoln street and the
big man-of-war. that afternoon having
been designated by the officers OF the snip
as their afternoon at home 4 large num-
her or invited guests responded to the In
Ntation and upon their arrival on board
they We're delighted with the elabora se
preparations made for their reception and
entertainment. The roomv decks of the
Philadelphia were entirely inclosed IN can
vas, and the iags OF every nation were
dfaned upon the tmprovised walls The
decks were carefully waxed for dancing
and the marine band furnished music for
the occasion. on the ward room tables
were arranged bountiful array OF dainty
refreshments. which were partaken Of
later IN the day. The afternoon proved an
exceedingly pleasant one and all were
warm In their praise OF the hnsplfa bic
manner in which Admiral Beardslee Capt
cotton and the officers of the ship received
their guests
Mayor and Mrs. c F. Malette enter
tanned number Of the Junior officers of
the Philadelphia Wednesday az their home
on Second street. Cards and dancing fur
nished amusement for the evening Among
those present were Mr.. G Cotton. Mr. r.
Z. Johnson, fr.. MIR. r. H. Campbell Mr.
J. y. Morton, Mr.. +. w. Symends, OF the
Philadelphia Mr.. and Mrs g = Brown
Mrs w. J Quiulan. ~ Victoria. Miss Ruth
Cook and Miss Edith Haswen
Mr. NJ. ]. Carrigan invited theater PAR
" Wednesday evening 20 attend the play
given by the French dramatic company at
the opera house. At the conclusion OF The
performance the party repaired % the
bureau dining rooms. where a splendid
supper had been prepared for them. Among
~, ha
Beardslee. Lieut. G. =. FoN. Lieut. H. 4.
Field and Capt ". CLAY Cochrane. Of the
philadelphia. Father Fay Mr George T.
Michel and Mr. T.. r cole
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Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs Hastings, Mr..
and Mrs. Hogg, Mr.. and Mrs. O-Sel. Mr..
and Mrs. Webster. Mr.. and Mrs Biondi.
Mr. and Mrs. Astredo. Mr. and Mrs. Rob
erts. Of Seattle, Miss Downs, Miss Ham
Ynond. Miss l. Hammond. Miss Goocn,
Miss Doyle. Miss Weymouth. Miss Shee-
han. Mss Payne, Miss Tuttle. Miss Biggs.
Miss Libby. Miss Webster. Miss Suther-
land. OF East Sound. Mr.. Phillips. Mr..
Mcnamara, Mr.. Dobhs. Mr. NJ Dobhs,
Mr. PfeifTer. DR.. Kuhn. Mr.. Van Bokkelen,
Mr. Conover. Mr.. Hudson. Capt. Libby.
Lieut.. Dinock. Lieut., Berry. Lieut. Jones.
Mr.. ID. Hammond. Mr.. H Hammond, DR..
Baker Lieut. West
At 12:15 Wednesday morning a very
quiet wedding took place al ST. Paufs
Episcopal church. Mss Annie NJ. Jones,
one OF Port Townsend's popular young la
dies. and Mr.. Samuel Stoy, of Portland,
were made man and wife. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Stoy. father OF the
groom. assisted by Rev. Brooks o. Baker.
and only the family and few intimate
friends were in attendance. The happy
couple took the early boat for Victoria.
whence, after a short honeymoon. they
will proceed to Portland. their future
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fl. Jones and Miss
Olive Oliver left Sunday for an extended
Eastern trip Miss Oliver goes TO Boston
10 reside with her aunt. while Mr. and
MrS. Jones VIII go 10 1oluLlUus, W, u
spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. B. Sachs and family
were passengers on the Walla Walla sun
day. en- route for Sacramento, where they
will visit with relatives for few months
The friends of Mr. Sachs hope the change
viii help to restore his health.
Mrs. G.. r. Talmadge and son, George,
have been in the city a few days visiting
Mr. Talmadge.
Mrs W. j. Jones and little daughter,
Doretta, are in Seattle for a few days.
J. A. Van Bokkelen Is spending the week
in Seattle
Col. B. F. Shaw of Vancouver, who has
been visiting his pioneer friends, left for
his home Monday
Mrs. E. Bories, OF Seattle. is in the city,
the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Behrnam-
Mrs. Mcintyre returned Friday from
visit 10 San Francisco.
Mrs. f. p. Blake, wife OF the super,n-
tendent OF the Washington Mill Company,
at Hadlock. has returned from visit with
friends and relatives in California.
Mrs. p. A. Reiner and Miss Josie Cam
eron, who have been visiting Mrs. w. +.
Rupert, left for the East Wednesday.
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Tacoma, Oct. zs.-SpcciaI.-Sociai func-
tons in Tacoma for the past week have
been almost entirely suspended. Death
has entered two homes. and a sympathetic
hush has fallen upon society. The death
OF Mr.. Edwin 81. Hunt was a severe blow
% the community, and the demise OF Ar.
John II. Hall was likewise moUrped ~
large circle Of friends. The acquaintance
ship in this city OF Capt Ainsworth, OK
Portland. who died last week. was large.
ard the influence Of these three deaths.
occurring almost simultaneously. has been
depressing in the extreme. Little or no
gayety has been INDUCED by the select.
and feeling of sadness pervades society
in general. Mr. Hunt was generally re-
cefved as well IN business as In social cir
Giles. and all who knew him extend 10 his
sorrowing relatives moss heartfelt sym
pathy.
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The social circle Party.

The first Of series OF dancing parties
was given al Parker hall on Monday even
ing. These parties are given by the same
ladies who gave the Trinity parties last
season that were so very popular. Juig-
ing by the attendance OF Monday night.
this series bids fair TO be as popular as
former ones Among those present were.
SIR and Mrs John T. Redman Mr. and
Mrs. n. 3 Teal Mr.. and Mrs s. IL Finer
son, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Richmond. Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Darling, Mr. and Mrs.
John Mcfarland, Mr.. and Mrs Alfred
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs r r. Reed Mr..
and Mrs. James Wells. Mr. and Mrs Fred
Drew, Mr.. and Mrs, Philip Carney. Mr.
and Mrs. g. u. Hanscom MIR. and Mrs r.
-. Warrington, Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Ryan,
Mr.. aud Mrs. r. r.. York. Miss Glover.
Miss Allan. Miss Cootes Miss Miller, Miss
Woriey. Miss Cunningham. Miss Reese.
Miss Naut, Miss White. Miss Gillespie
Miss Gano, Miss Fraser. Miss Trott, Miss
Rail. Miss Carney. Miss Miller. Miss Ad-
cock and Miss Redman. Mr.. Spike. Mr..
Hutchinson. Mr.. Grafton. MIR. Reese, sir.
McMurray. Mr.. Hilton. Mr.. White, Mr..
Dickson. Mr.. Allan. Mr.. Ciauson. Mr..
Morse. MIR. Magill. Mr.. Jeab and Mr. Mat
tingiy.
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For the I.adie-' Tennis Cluh.

The friends and members OF the Ladies'
Tennis Club gathered at the home OF Mas
Jessie kershaw on Wednesday OF this
week TO play cineh for the benefit of the
club. The first prize was won by Mrs.
Everett Griggs. the scores OF Mrs PhlIin
Tillinghast Mrs. w. II. Rust. Mrs. JoSeph
McCshe and Miss Harlow were the same.
and In cutting. Miss Harlow won Those
present We're; Mrs, A. n. Bun. Mrs. c. ].
Kershaw. Mrs. A. NJ lngersoi. Mrs. H.
Hurley. Mrs. G. W. Richie. Mrs. David
Brown. Mrs. 8. Sears. Mrs. II. c. Potter
Mrs. ". II. BATON. Mrs. w. V. BurriH
Mrs +. Snow. Mrs. c.. II. Ballou, Mrs. T.
v. Benham. Miss Anderson. Miss Rowe.
Miss Riggs, Miss Thomas, Miss Waite
Miss Brown. Miss Forsythe and Mr.. Gil
bert
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Mrs. Gauit's Whist PARTY

The Monday night whist club that met
during last winter got together for the
Ilrst time this season at the home of Mrs
Lincoln +. Gault on last Monday evening
This club differs materially from clubs in
general In that there are no prizes 20 play
Tor. The members this year are: Mr.. and
Mrs Ralph Metcalf. Mr.. and Mrs w. e.
Morrill,. Mr.. ana Mrs. Ed = orr. Mr.. and
Mrs George Deiamater. Air. and Mrs w
T. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs Fred OIds. MIR
and Mrs Allan g. Mason. MIR and Mrs
Nelson Bennett Mr. and Mrs Z. +. Gault
Miss olds and Miss Clara Odds.
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Port Townsen.i Sncintr

Port Townsend Oct 6-Specfal-The
Ladies' Musical Club met Monday AFTER
noon and fhe following programme VAS
thorougal ertovef nv all present Tha
last two numbers were given hv request
owing % the absence cf two members =.
whom parts Rad been assigned:
Vocal sole" Lullaby ~ vn--t
Creole love Song ...........F Srn.tb
Mrs A T. Turner.
Piano solo-~"AIaEur}sa" Roman StatkouslI
Helen r. Smith.
Violin solo er~nata'' NToslo,.7sI,,
Mss Tuttle.
Vocal soio-"Rlng on, Sweet Anrelus"
Mrs. 7. n Omen.
Piano duet-''T-a Gallina''. ..... C;o.+s,hsl.r
MIS- Murphy and Miss A Hammond
Piano solo-''G avofte''. ..... Albert Te4rax
Msss bradshaw.
F.ano solo-Nalse. on. -. No. L.. Chopfn
Mrs Nurphv
Mss olga Dieckhow celebrated ro-
eighth birthday on Friday afternoon ~,
entertaining her Juvenile friends IRE III
RE folks INDUCED ~ a variety - games an
: when each BID sdieu 70 her i{ftla hostess
IL inc uleTrieSt az spirit TIE following A.
tended Grar3e Learned Mage Tannar
Vera Calhoun. Regina SheAhsn A7rf.
Flummer. BESSIE Plummer. Cora Ander-
son. Jeanette Dahl. Viva Gilmore CO.
Gilmore. Muriel BsrneSon Meta Kneh,
Jennie BeUwman. Alma Lindsey. Louisa A.
Lion, ETyna Johnson. Els.e Adams. Alice
Tucker. Minnie Tanner, L3lu D3eckheT
Andrew Andersen. Eugene RothSrhI8
HusA I.yaU. Tom Tanner
The inltlal hop ~ the Chstzsr,ega t-1,,,
was gwen Friday evening IA RED Mems
hsl ihaneEn1 WAS snduiged ln until I
c'elocS. and az Midnight refreshments
Wese served. Those IN Attendance vrers
&S- and Mrs. noyle Mr. and Mrs. Trstfie.
&T, and Mrs Hunt AEr and Mrs. II HHI,
DR.. Aaa Mrs u II. lin. AlE. and Mrs.
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ON Thursday a most delightful evening
was spent az the home ~ Mr. and Mira
stephen Sears on North Yakima avenue
Whist was PLAYED. follow al by dainty re
freshnents. Those present were. Mir and
Mra. Ralph Metcalf Mr. and Mrs. John
Scott, Mr and Mrs. George Dclamater.
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Mrs. r n. Lehman gave a farewell marty,
a. her beautiful residence on | street ON
Thursday evening TN honor OF her niece.
Miss lawson. who leaves next week for
her homo I'm Virginia. having spent the
past year In Tacoma.
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Admission TO Ball. so Cents,

TTVOLT THEATER-Chas. Pearson. pro-
i nrfetor Washington street bet zs~en
ssr6na ard Third. Unlimited success
Week commencing Monday. Oct q The
eccentric, gfEgEng comedy
band BE4fGEA.f'
InteruaIngled with songs dances SPEC
taeular effects. etc. Ssw faces. new sets
Reaue6 vaudeville snow. Admission lec
boxes 30. EsEst-S!aSs artists always IN
demand
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r. c. Burnand. editor OF Punch, was for
wears in the Jesuit convent at Rayswater.
and was admitted to minor orders, tom
sured and invested with cassock and be-
retta.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
THE GUILELEss CHINAMAN.

1t is the guileless Chinaman;
Upon his way he goes,
With merry smile and cheek Of tan
And basketful of clothes.
The hooking jibes and haunting cries
He neither heeds nor cares:
But still upon his way he HES
And minds his own affairs.
He never swears. he never fights,
He never loafs nor drinks;
He never stands up for his rights"
Or tells you what he thinks.
His terms are strictly c. o. D.,
He asks but what's his due;
Don't bother him at all, and he
VIII never bother you.
And oft beneath his hat you'll see
His plated hair close rolled;
He goes his way, but yet he could
A curious tail unfold.
Puck.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
Saturday Nigh November Oh, 1895.

Social rates via rail AMI steamer.
Watch the papers Tor future announce
mems Every body invited.