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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-01-07

between whom the jury divided the
costs.
Court Crier Jacob Snyder called out
the names of all defendants who had
not appeared for trial during the week
and those not answering forfeited their
recognizance and their bondsmen will
be asked to settle by the court. A num-
Der of surety cases were disposed of and
that ended the business of the court for
the day.
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Buy the weber
and get the best. At Guernsey Bros
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WEDDINGS.
MatheSon-Gonwav.

\ quiet wedding took place ar the
Church Of Our Lady Of Good Help Wed
nesday morning. when Mr. George Mathe-
son and Miss Anna Conway were united
~ marriage hy the Rev Father Prefon-
tame Miss Lizzie Conway was bird -
maid. and Mr.. NJ. J. phelau acted as best
man. Only the immediate relatives and
few intimate friends We're present. After
the ceremony the newly married couple
received the hearty congratulations Of
those present. and all adjourned 10 The
home OF the brides parents, where
dainty breakfast was served. At il
O'Clock MIR. and Mrs. Matheson departed
amid a shower or rice and good wishes fer
Nictoli ia. where they viii spend their
honeymoon. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs Francis Conway. Mr.. and Mrs.
James Conway. Mrs Matheson. Mr.. and
Mos. Richard Hummei Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Blfwett. Mr. NJ. ]. Conway, Nr.
". Madison. Mr.. NJ. ]. Phelan. Miss
L.Rgi, Conway, Miss Mary Conway. Miss
Cecil Conway. Miss Essis Blewett ard
Master James Conway.
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Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Burnside leave
for the East tomorrow.
Mr. John r Savage went 20 Portland
Friday for a short visit.
Mr. J. K. Chilberg returned from San
Francisco last Thursday.
Mrs. r e. Allan returned Monday from
a seven months visit South.
Miss petttbone % New Whatcom. Is the
guest Of Miss Laura Garfield.
Mr.. and Mrs L. IT. Gray will be al homs
a. i21 Ninth street after October J.
Mr. NJ. J. Csrkeek has returned from
trip INTO the Wenalchee country.
Miss Astoria Bennett Of Spokane. is a
guest Of Mrs. J. {. Scott al Edgewater.
Mr. ] ". Rosen and family. % FIRE.
mont will leave tomorrow for Portland.
r. . Hazard. % Ross, returned homs
Monday from visit to Lower California.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. l.. Schuize are now At
home TO their friends at az Olympia ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Corwin 8. Shank returned
last week from a four weeks trip 20 ore
gon
Mr. Frank puggau. who has been visit
iug at Port Gamble, returned home Thurs
dav
vlsit.ng friends in the city during the
Mrs p. e washburn has returned from
an extended visit 10 her parents IN Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs J. II woolery LEFT Tuesday
for an extended visit 10 the Eastern
states.
Mss Helen Lawrence formerly % Fair
haven will henceforfn make her home IN
Seattle.
Miss Furth. who went n Portland for a
weeks trip 20 Mount Hood. returned nome
Friday.
Mr. p 4 FaulkinburP. now of Portland.
spent sunday among his Oh friends IN
the city.
Mrs =. \. Bell. Mrs Hodge and Miss
Julia Hodge expect TO leave Tuesday Tor
Chicago.
Mrs Flavius cole. her chi.1-en and her
sister. Miss Laura Price. WI 50 East
tomorrow.
Mr. Martin r Royce o. in Fremont on
his way from san Francisco 10 Baltimore
Maryland
Mrs T. G. Hopkins and Mics r. r. HoI-
ioway viii visit friends in Tacoma ior a
few weeks,
NJ william = Worm toutsf from
Buffalo. y. !. Is gues, o: r. l. Multi
gar a. Ross.
The p. =. q. Club viii rleet tomorrow
vffh Mr. Virtue. So Dyer avenue pom
tlus addition.
Mrs Edward 2. Wlt'Ier has returned
from proiracjeI Flsi- 10 friends IN Bos-
son ard 81 Louis
Mr ard Mrs Charles p burnside start
for inc East Tomorrow evening. - be ao-
sent several weeks
Mrs A J. Fisken amused few OF her
friends Monday evening - taking them
TO the dog saow. II the party were Mss
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MIR. Harry swift's Party.

One Of the pleasantest social gatherings
OF the week was the party given Wednes-
day evening IN honor of Mr.. Harry Swift
Al the residence of Mr.. and Mrs H A.
Swift. on Ewing avenue, Fremont. The
carpets HAD been removed from he hall
and drawing room. and the polished floors
made a del ghtful dancing place. music
being furnished by a local mandolin club.
Whist and other games were also features
OF the evenings entertainment, and at
seasouable hour luncheon was served.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Blenkins, Mrs. L. II. Norton. Mrs. L. q.
Cr3cker, Mss LiSette Coutts. Mss Lille
Wlnniugham. Miss Daisy keeton. Mss
Carrie Norton, Miss Dougsn. Miss Giles.
Miss Carrie Robinson. Mss kocher. Miss
Agutter Miss Marguerite Coutts, Miss
Bertha Evans. Miss May Peterson, Mss
Leila Swift, Miss Faucet, Mss Johnson,
Miss Nellie Shearer. Miss Jennie Coutts,
Mr. W. a. Gordon, Mr.. Frank Giles, Mr..
Charles Swanson. Mr. L. 3. MacMullen.
Mr. Potter Warren, Or II r. Keltner,
Mr. Herbert Faulkner. Mr.. Wilcoxen, Mr..
Sweazey Mr.. Floyd Swift. Mr.. II. +.
Giles. Mr. Robert Coutts. DR.. ". NJ Pat
terson. Mr.. John Wilmot Mr. J. Dean and
Mr. Joseph Winnngham.
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Master Growers birthday Party.

A very pleasant party was given at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs J. j Hohmann
Tuesday evening IN honor Of Master
Growers birthday. twenty-five young
people assembled. and their glee and mer-
r.ment filled the evening brimful of enjoy
ment The music rendered was above
tho average given az such enter
tainments Prof. John +. Langers
little daughter. Miss Adrian Ian
ger. played some fine piano solos, Mr. r.
Andrews gave some pieces on the either.
and Master Grover displayed good training
IN his work with the violin. Those pres
ent were, Miss Adrian LANCER. Miss
Dorothy Gray. Mr.. Miles Gray. Miss Ha-
gel Wolfe. Miss Sophie Wolfe. Miss Jessie
Wolfe Miss Rosa Frankfort Miss Edna
Davidson. Miss Ruth Davidson, Mr. Fred
Nugent. Miss Daisy Nugent, Miss Ella
Thomas Miss Nettie Thomas. Mr.. James
Thomas, Miss Lizzie Fox. Miss Agnes
Murphy. Miss Ida Murphy, Miss Henri
eta Andrews. Mr.. Richard Andrews Mr..
Paul Farmer, Miss Cora Holman and
Mrs. John Thomas.
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Mr.. keenan, SURPRISED.

A merry party of young people betook
themselves to the home Of Mrs. Margaret
Keenan, Tuesday evening for the purpose
of surprising her son. Mr.. IgnatIus hee-
nan. Some little bird seemed TO have
whispered the advent of so many guests.
for the house was prettily decorated and
the lights and flowers seemed 10 join IN
the welcome extended 10 the intruders.
The evening was pleasantly passed in
dancing. card playing and other games,
and at II 80 a hospitable supper was
served. Dancing was resumed after sup
per- and the party did not break up till
2.20 o'clock. Those present Were: Mrs.
Richard Owens. Mrs. Margaret keenan,,
Mss Hattie Hin. Miss Ruby Burke, Miss
Ewing. Miss Jennie Charlebois. Miss Mary
keenan,. Mss Kate Owens, Miss Elizabeth
Miller. Mss Minnie Miller Mr.. Burke, Mr..
ellis. Mr.. St. Pier Mr.. Ignatlus keenan,,
AIR john Owens. Mr. John c. Miller, Mr,
George Miller. SII. Joseph Conroy, Mr. An
drew Sanden. Dir. Frank Rogers, Mr. ].
L. Anderson. Mr Jewell. Mr.. Edward
Hunt and Or. William Mcneil.
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YOUR OWN WIFE.
A Man Wants a Word With
You About Her.
How Is IL That She Does Not Get
the Compliments She Used
to?-You We're Jeal-
Gus Once.

A man who knows the ways
of the world we'll AYERS that
more than half the husbands
on this Coast are responsible
to a great extent for the poor
state of health in which so
many women find themselves
You may not have noticed,
he said, but | have often. a
woman tired. detected, nerv-
ously irritable, and who COM
plains Of a weak back, who has
a husband who appears to be
fond of her. but IS content to
allow her whole system to be
undermined because he does
not take interest enough to set
her something that Will help
her. He goes along in his
happy way. He takes tonic
or a little 'bracer occasionally.
But his wife? She has to ger
on the best way she can
But why not suggest the
calling in OF a doctor ? was
asked.
She needs no doctor" he
continued. What she wants
IS a tonic and sus,enant-some-
thing that will feed her physi-
cal nature properly benefit her
whole nervous system and pur-
liz and enrich her blood DR.
HENLEYS Ce.erv. Beef and
Iron is IN ideal reilvcnator for
the purpose and a single case
VIII make any mans wife who
is i'll in this way aS bright as
she was the day he married
her. and IS charming as she
was when he used rcallyto feel
Jealous of all the compliments
she got :.
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Nearly a hundred OF the friends and
neEhhors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Paysse,
OF I7tona gathered as quietly as such
large body Of people could AT a rendezvous
Saturday evening. laden with well-Hlled
baskets, and repaired II the Payssc hotel
for the purpose OF giving Mr.. Paysse sur
prise party. the occasion being the 18th an
riversary OF his birth. Not finding the VIC
tim of their surprise a home they sent
messengers for him. and meanwhile extin-
guished all the lights. on his arrival at
the house Mr.. Paysse was led into the din
ing hall and requested 10 light M. This
was the preconcerted signal for general
onslaught. and for "a few minutes he
thought he was IN the hands OF some un-
known band of enemies. The heartiness 81
the CONGRATULATIONS. however soon undo
ceived him and he showed his appreciation
by extending every possible hospitality 20
the intruders. The dining hall was cleared
for dancing. and until midnight merrimeut
and amlsemeuts reig7ed supreme.
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ar social enjoyment ard whsle there Vas
nothing gld1y or frivolous aboar she exsv-
cises or ire people. al the same Uuc thegc
vas nothing stiff. formal o. boring. 4 we'll
prepared musical and literary programme
Was rendered. al the opening of which the
entire audience joined heartily In a song
The instrumental music Was furnished by
Hiss Pearl Troy ana Mr. II. l. Richard
son. songs were given By Mrs. Diamond.
Miss Birdie Bangs. Miss Edith Copestck.
MISS Mabel Copestick and Miss Maud
Copestlck. and Rotations by Miss Flor
eIlce Loushry. Mr.. Thomas Nurphine Miss
Flossie TOY. Mr. r. c. Burrows ana Mr..
Fred Laurence. The hearty applause was
a good index 10 the enjoyment which The
audience derived from the programme.
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The following graceful letter of recog-
milton has been received by the Post-Intel-
ligencer from Mrs. kauez, dated Septcm-
Der l..
THE good feeling which the citizens OF
Seattle have shown to us during our stay.
and especially in the last week. can only
add 10 their reputation for generous kind
illness. Not least among the attentions re-
ceived have been the notices In the Post
Inielligencer. which have been SO truth
fully eloquent as to arouse the sincerest
gratitude. for the recognition of the ser
vices and devotion which Gen. Kautz
gave to this country is the best reward
which his country could ask. Therefore
please accept my most heartfelt thanks"
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\ few friends gathered ~ the residence
~ Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith at Fremont
Monday evening 20 assist them in relc-
hrar.ng the fifteenth anniversary of their
wedding Whist and dancing were fea-
lures - tho evenings entertainment and
p good supper was served ar y O'Clock.
The h7st and hostess were The recipients
~ several beautiful crystal pieces. beside
2 host Of good wishes for many more years
~ happiness. Among the guests were:
AR and 1irs. +. 3. Mason, Mr. and Mrs.
p Webb Nr. ard Mrs r B.erk.ns Mr..
ana Mrs. J \. Lavender. Mir and Mrs.
NJ Fernandez. Mr.. AMI Mrs J. W. Rus
So, NJ ana Mrs J W. Baker. NJ ara
Mrs O Denton Mr. and Mrs I. Smith.
Ma F-eiitnc Smith. Mrs Saunders. Miss
Lulu Ea~raclaw. Mss Bessie Fe-nanaez.
II IS May Baker. Miss Dallas Miller. Miss
I...lie saunders. Miss Minnie Fernando.
- So Nellie smith. Mss Eva Smith. Nj
W Ieusk ana NJ. G.. T. WaIlin
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The Classical Culture Club. after a short
vacation. resumed work saturday meet
ing al the residence Of Miss Goodspeed.
Edgar \. Poe was the subject for this
meeting. Miss Goodspeed presented a
strong paQsr in favor Of the brilliant. but
erTatic poet The club VIII continue in
the same line OF worK which occupied its
time during the last year. with the eX-
ception of change OF history, taking up
Persia for consideration for the coming
year The club is doing very thorough
work and the members are much encour-
aged with the progress made during the
year. The following officers were elected
for the new term. President. Miss Good
speed. reelected, vice president, Mrs. j..
j. Sturgps.
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Mrs. +. =. BcrT.v'S Party.

Mrs. Francis s. Berry entertained a
number Of her friends Tuesday afternoon
at her residence in Latona. under the au-
spices OF the reading circle. The enter
tainmenr was thoroughly enjoyable,
among the pleasant features being the IN
PRODUCTION Of selections from standard au-
thors. After the rendering OF passages
from Shakespeare. Teunyson and Long
fellow. prizes were awarded for the best
selections Refreshments were then
served. and The hostess provided various
ar1useneuIs
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Mss Alice Young gave a pleasant birth
day party "Wednesday az her home n Ere
mont. Her guests Tor the evening were.
Mss Alice Booth. Miss Ssegel Miss Alice
Graham. Miss Nellie R!nehart. Miss Lena
Young Mss Alice Young. Miss ka;e carl
son. Mss Carrie Young. Mss Lizzie
Young. Mr.. George Carlson. Mr.. J. r. Cod
dard. Mr.. Siecei Mr.. Rronche. Mr.. kyne.
Mr.. Albert. Buhtz. Mr. Guy Shafer. MI
Willie Buhtz. Sir. Am.el Buhtz and Mr.
Charles Young
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Rainier Yachting Party.

The crew of the Rainier gave a pleas
ant yachting party wednesday afternoon.
The yacht left her mornings about 40
o'clock and with a favorable breeze sail
Cd a smooth course back and forth on the
Sound. The little rain that fell proved no
drawback 10 the enjoyment of the party.
About O'Clock dinner was served, and
the sail was continued ill .. Those on
board were. Mr.. and Mrs. Tracy II. Rob
ertson. Mr. and Mrs. +. =. Price. Mr.. and
Mrs. : l.. Crawford. Miss Van Horne, Miss
Relfe. Miss Allen, Mss Nugent. Miss Kate
NcGraw. M. W. :. Relfe. Mr. j. {. Al
len Mr.. +, B. Ingers0ll. Mr. Ernst Wur-
tele. Mr.. Scott Calhoun. Mr.. Sam Stew
art and Mr. ". {. Helbron.
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Miss Bertha Glbert's Doll Party.

Miss Bertha Gilbert gave a stately doll
wedding party Tuesday afternoon at her
home oct Fifth street. Within the circle
OF young people no more pleasant enter
tainment has beer afforded for a long
while. The high contracting parties and
their attendants were fully UP TO the lat
est tint and pattern OF the orange blossom
season, while the doll pars0n who Off
ciated was rugged out in fun canOnicals.
The wedding supper which was by no
means monopolized by the doll tribe. was
just fit for such an occasion. and was
heartily enjoyed BY the band Of youthful
madens who. dressed in their brightest
and best. filled the room with m.rth and
Clee
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Mr.. II. J. Cranden
Mrs. kellogg,s Reception.

Mrs Edward l.. Kellogg gave recep-
ton at her residence. "a East street. sat
urdsy, iB honor of her mother. Mrs. Geo.
Eaton. OF Eureka. <'al The house was
tastefully decorated with flowers. and the
guests were pleasantly entertained with
ent We're: Mrs. James Wallace Miss Wal
lace. Mrs. Jesse Argent Armitage. Mrs.
George II. Tarbell. Mrs. John 3. Gordon.
Miss Gilman. Mrs. II. @. Ballou. Mrs.
John Y. Ostrander. Mrs. Morgan A. Bak-
er. Mrs. Joseph Forbes. Mrs A. \.
Wright. Mrs. j. Edgar Brown Mrs F
G.. II. Baker. Mrs. W. F. I.aubscher, Mrs.
n. r. Bayis. Mrs. Gilbert. Mrs. Emil
Bories. Mrs Edwin Mulch and Mrs. Will
lam Oldfield
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~ r. r Sweeney gave pleasant
-atas parry Sunday on his Yacht. the
Ac-.e his guests for rHe cruise being
2- ans Mrs George n PaecaaU Sir
a- Ms a + McCIlsky Ms r r
Spencer 1Tr and Mrs D. H4t Mss
~-vs Mss MeNaught MISS SemQle.
n SIS Etha Sample. Mss Anna Turner.
n IS Je5th Hughes. Mss Mamie Spencer.
Mss risre-h Murray. " SIS Ada Ha-for5.
Sf- Lester Turner, Nir. Me0lev r.
HAYNES. NJ = s. Fal.k.raa-z SIR. John
Nstre- Mr. = St-uve. Mr. Savsee Mr.
Ne-De-csu NJ. James Murray M- r.
T.-.rz washington. Mr. Charles Cotton.
NJ Arthur Lee. ~ 81 Louis. 5I-. E3rsr
Ar.es Nr Hami.n. ct W-s~o~s'n. Ar.
v-cos~aT Dir. Br.cSes ard Mr. Ha1yn.
e Ia coma
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seattle Camera Clnb.

NJ r j. Van Tuvl gave an excursion
Saturday on Lake Washington. in his va
por launch. 70 the members and friends Of
the Camera Club. a pleasant tirue was
spent by those present among whom were.
SIR and Mrs. Homer 7. Norton. Mr.. and
Mrs J I. Schultz, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Ricksecker Mr.. and Mrs. A r. Tourville,
Mr. and Mrs a w. Denny. MI and Mrs
g W. Parker. Mrs II II. Hsrsha, Mrs.
Carr. Miss Ford. Miss SUBWAY. Mr.. Lee
and Mr.. T. L. Van Tu3l.
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Ekengren-~untieu.

The residence OF the officiating clergy
man. Rev. Martin l.. Larson. 1927 Fifth
street. was the scene OF a quiet wedding
Wednesday evening. when a small party
81 friends assembled 10 attend the mar
riage Of AR Olof Ekengren and Miss Nam
ME ". Sunden. The bride and groom are
both residents OF Tacoma. where they have
many friends
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The Maple Literary Society. Of Van As
se!t. after an adjournment Of three
months. met Friday evening The follow
Ing officers were elected; President, Mr.
II. j. Crandali. wee president. Mr. Clif-
ford r. Maple. treasurer. Mr.. Arthur II.
Happy, secretary. Miss Dora TT. Maple
After the election the following pro-
gramme was rendered.
Address -----,..... ...-.. Mr.. II. J. Cranden
S0ng-'Little Johnnie" .............
Miss Ella Pennington. Miss Nettie
Rooney -nd Mss Bessie Pennington
Recitation--'M Mother .............
.-...-..--.-...-......M Mr.. August Toellner
Selected. ......... Miss Niuriel Rooney
Song-Selected ...............
Miss Ella Pennington. Miss Nettie
Rooney and Miss Bessie Pennington
An elaborate programme has been an
nounced for next Friday evening and
every body IS welcome 10 attend.
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Tr0mbly-Turner.

In the presence OF few witnesses who
gathered to give congratulations and good
wishes. Mr.. Charles TTOmhly and Miss
Eva May Turner were made one Tuesday
evening by Rev. w. w Mallory. The
kindly feeling incident TO such occasions
made the little gathering a pleasant one.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Trombly begin their
welded life under tho most suspicious
circumstance.
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PailS- ranCh.

Mr.. Frank E. Pelis. son OF AIr ard
Mrs. Samuel f. Pells. and Miss Florence
NJ French. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
George NJ French. were married Thurs
day ar the residence Of the brides par
ents. on the corner of Polk street and
Third avenue west. by the Rev. u. L.
Fordnev. The wedding vas private. the
members OF both families being present
The newly married couple have begun
their home life in a cosy cottage on Post
street. near Second avenue.
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Capt. Charles p. Dyer. whose home has
been on Puget sound since ne was a lit
tie lad. thirty-five years ago. and Miss
Nellie s. Morse. daughter Of Mr.. George
w. Morse. OF Island county. were married
at the residence OF the officiating clergy
man. Rev. John T. Damon. e10 Fifth
street. Seattle. Monday evening. at Z
o'clock Among the witnesses were Mrs.
Lucretia NJ. Leighton, Miss Lulu Mitchell
and others.
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Fares-tole.

Mr.. James Fares and Miss May Cole.
both OF Georgetown. were quietly married
at the home Of the officiating clergyman.
Rev John r. Damon. al0 Fifth street. Sc
attic. Monday afternoon. September q
1895. in the presence Of few friends. leav-
ing at a later hour on a wedding trip.
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EdsOn-BorGIin.

Mr. George II Edison. az Vancouver q
G. and Miss Carolina ". Borglin. Of this
city. were united in the bonds Of matri~
mony at the residence Of the officiating
clergyman. Rev. John F.. Damon. 40 Fifth
street Seattle. wednesday. at $50 p m
receiving the congratulations OF friends
who witnessed the ceremony
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Hfvs j. e HAtnes gave very pretty
,,v.ne4r aaf TX h--hesl FRIDAY in
honor o. Mrs l. : y. Amas. Taose pres
e-t were Mrs Awss. Mrs George N.
Pas-nsu Mrs. Thomas Burke Mrs. Nor
gan Carkeek Mrs John 3. Alien. Ms.
n. r. strive. Mrs. z. . Graves. Mrs. u
=. Bsckus Mrs. Ar.a.e Washourn, Mrs
Frank Browael. Of Everett, and Mrs. c.
? E~tt-
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brilliant success. There was ~, "a very
large attendance. bur what those present
lacked 81 numbers they male ap la entha-
s-as-n. Taa attractive features - the en-
tertsjnreat were the excellent melodies
rendered by the glee club and tAe Vec.ts-
t.o1s e Mrs. Reed. Those lu the choir
were: Mrs. Lucy CLARK. Mrs 6 -. Clsrs.
Mss Mabel Walker. Mrs. Wilson Mrs.
Viola Ree5. Mr.. VIII Turner and Nj. J.
N. Snlth
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Their Thirticth Anniversary.

Mr.. AMI Mrs II. kle celebrated the
talrt.eth anniversary Of their wedding
Thursday AZ their home in West Seattle.
Tho various rooms 81 the house were
t4stefuly decorated with flowers and ferns
and faSs. The ladies' arrived at West Sc
attle on the 80 boat while the gentlemen
came over latcc in the evening The 1T
eraoon was passed very pleasantly in con-
ng AND 81 music. and AZ o'clock din
Dcr vas served the table being prcttIv
decorated for the occasion AZ each plate
was placed a neat souvenir The evening
was spent In playing cards and dancing
~ % late hour a light luncheors was sarv-
%. after which the guests departed. wish
'nc The kind host and hostess long life
and prosperity Among the many pres
eTts received by Airs kle was 4 sci ~
dinner dishes presented by tha ladies' Of
Miller Relief Germs. II VIII b she is a
member. The gift was total SUNRISE n
Mrs kle. Those present We're. M a03
Nrs George Hooker. Afr ana Mrs r. -
Levy Nj and Mrs. 7 y Niece Mr. and
airs Fred Gasch. Mr. ard Mrs J. :
Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs 5. -. Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Cunningham HIr and
: Hawkins, Mr.. and Mrs + NJ Davis
1Tr ana Mrs. J.. r. Dodge. Nr. ana Mrs
Ellis Mr. and Mrs g y Alexander Mr.
aci Mrs George b Jackson. Mr. and Mrs
4 y. Foy. Mr. AMI Mrs. J. NJ Rsutes.
ar ana Ms q. IT Holcomo. Judge and
NirS Langley. Judge and Mrs me-
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