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unique ard pleasing Each gSsst was
gssen s bail o< shsrrsa 20 urwfDs wasra
rsseasess q -'fsr12na's and the name 81 =
rassEsF FIR rms svssssszy A ianea was
serssa sisrns ne svenzag ard ali sntosaa
tAe=rselves srazssErsssly. Tssrse present
WERE Mss Brown. OF Tacoma. Miss
Errss. Miss Ia gayHsessi Mzs TaayHer.
Maws SSasae BrpEE1. Mss casper. Miss Ella
Crawford. Miss wov1usSrsss. NIzz Martin.
Miss Aiien. Mas Aznle brown. NEss Ora
harn. Mess EsEesard. sisas Hoassa- Miss
Daisy L<~w.@. Mr. Arthur Parry, Mr.. H.
Atsews. Mr. Parker. Ar. wssAan Martin.
Nj. u. Harrington. DIR. l. A. Brown. Mr.
Hossen- Mr.. ArBane. Mr.. A HamiIgess
afr. DesxbogE. Mr. y. A. Crawford. Mr.
II. Clark. Mr. Lester Isenaest, Hr. August
Tssoolu1b. Dir George Denasn, sir. Harry
LEWIS
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~ the residence g Capt. an4 Mrs
Beat. + I-avelasd IS AIoitke street. were
gathered = goo5iv number % friends On
Tuesday evening. 1anaagy 5. 1876, 20 toir
81 celebrating tae marriage ee Miss
Lana Frances I.oyetznd. youngest laugh
ter q shs host ana hostess. with Mr..
AHssa j. 1errsw. ere ~ La CsYg4arsx
esteemed ysuag gentlemen. ana whose
l&oors as eoster and publisher ~ the Pa
get SQUAD NAH snt!tie him - the as
tingsisaesl consideration % his favored
fellow citizens sfr, George ~ knapo
ssrve2 as groc.nSzran. aas4 Miss Nsnnia
Ripley VAS = charming bridesmaid. Eex
aoAa =. Damon estlcsase8 Miss E.sna
aaii presided az sAs plsna, rss1s4sevgssy y
Artistic sss-5gaE saaFcA An elegant re-
IsSSs followed fAe ceremony. A-ssas~
sAsSe present were C&ps and Mrs. II =
isave3ans Mr. aEss AIRS. w. Z. M=Kee
&F Asa Mrs, 4. ~ Hartley. Ngr ara
Mrs. +. n. Scott. Nr anz Mrs Y. Pear
SOFA Mrs. Geo, W. Han. Mrs. T. q. Rles~
Mrs ;, sstsazog. Miss Lacy Morrow. a.
t~A tossneE. Miss Z. T4eknor. M =
Soe'1 Mr. - h Loyslaas. ssE. Pravk
LoveiAa3 Mr. ana Mrs Morrow Iesr
90 thursday for Ia Cennsr.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mrs. #. A. Davies Is spending the
winter at Riverside. Cal
Mrs. J. Fl. McGraw Is a guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. III. woclery.
Mrs George II BagloSi. OF Taconaa, is
visiting Mss Cara Lake.
Miss Farauha~ is guest of her sister.
Mrs. c. E RemsAerg. at Fremont
Mrs. 81. Gottxte.n left last "Wednesday
for q. visit 10 her parents IN Portland.
Ts1e CatAollc Unt3n gave a social In
Grand Army hall last Monday evening.
Mlss Turner has returned from her re-
cent visit % Mss Mcsf-aw. in Olympia
The kangaroo cub gave a masked baa
at the Arlington hotel last Tuesday evsr-
ing.
Mr, II. C. Munger. postmaster of Baav-
erto0s Or. Is IN the city on a business
ysSs;.
Mics Annie Cater. OF Tacoma, was 81,
The csty hast week visiting Mrs j. E.
Gupeii.
Judge H. G. Bond has returned from
Saa jose, Cal. BIZ. VIII only remain a
few days.
Miss Slauson has been entertaining Mr..
Cecil G. Fenneil. u LorNfon. England. the
past fortnight.
Mss Cara Lake has returned from a
Two weeks v-s.t 60 Mrs. H. K. Ovens az
North Yakima.
Mr.. and Mrs e r. Grant, % FnslaSeF-
ph;a. are tAs guests % friends and rela-
lives IN this eaty.
Mrs p. r. Jusson and her daughter.
Mrs. ]. E. Gupgsll. left last Tfs,,TxSsay fer
a ScJSura n San Francisco.
Mr.. c. Keesh Z4lly. WHO has been visit
Ing Fr9snss in Portland Or. during the
pass month. has returned 10 Seattle
Mr.. ". A. nsckey and hrs family, Of
Mo1iesaDo. N'aaa., are visiting Nj. ard
Mrs ID. b. Ward ua H.ga and ksnsncsy
streets.
Mr.. NJ. livingston. Of San rranc1sco.
who ssas essn q guest q Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Lobe q tbs cay. returned ID his @ome
last Xo.lzsay.
aIr. +. c. Cross. 81 Salem. Or. WIN has
besn vas4t5gsg h.s rAeee, Mrs. ]. NJ. Ros-
enSerg, H. Washington street. segt yes
sersAay ior his aasgsc.
Thu I-aAss' Ala socsesy CO the E1ge-
w'&ts- C3gas0asa easra1 church aszS q
business aTs3 sscsai meeting at <Ae ress-
sence Of Mrs II. r. Tucker last Frsesag
aGssTnooa.
Charles T. Terry. nsaras,er-eleet % the
slate legislature Sr1Fa toupsslkse. vas IN
tse city yeSfsszax en- 4shs way 30 Osyvssrsa
and gae gussE Of his dass<hter. Miss
b.a1asAs Terry. ~ VIs sprsog street
IF,e I4atcxzs. W. s c. Association nat
Al che rass3snce q Mrs c. q. Carr last
thursday Asssrnooa ansi Asteza2 20 ssn
INTERESTING literary 2Fs3 Enaarczs pro-
Sranarpe. TIE nexs r1assrrg XII he held
a. the sssEsc ~ Mrs Il ~. Marshall
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The Nealrei club gave a Esest charm
ms affair ass lariSay evening az ire home
II Mr. Aaelhert VI. Hicks, No fi5 ReefseS-
ter avenue. The evening Was spent IN
dancing TSgis cl9h slas given several de-
sigsstsnl parties during the present season.
These present wofss Miss Jessie i4ansori
Miss Csya Smith. Mss la Smith. stsss
DAISY Haussn, Miss Jessie l. Hicks. Miss
Aisce FSeher. Miss t.sIaEce Copeland. Miss
i-rSsrl Cona. Mas 1ennis Engsss. M VIII
iaSlis. Air. AaesoSrt NJ HieSp. MIR Fred
srsek Wellington Hicks. Mr.. jack Keslne
NJ. ResfAea Anasn. Mr.. GsraAi F1ak. M-
Wiil Woed Mr.. Hewar.s Ausos. Mr.. Fzs-t
wa1sss, Ma. Chester J. Eek ana Mr. Ralph
kassS
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Tea =, the Ham..

The officers of scxe Ladies' Relief Society
save a tea al tasa Home. corner Of Box
axsd Harrfsaas streets. last THURSDAY, and
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fhe snclemency Of tlae
weather. about 100 ladies' accepted the I'M
vftastnn and enjoyed The hospitality Ct
tbs officers ard ssse comforts OF taa home
Occupied By the twenty-five ueii-eareka-foE'
jltsie waits The rooms were nezsfiy decor
a.tezl and the general CLEANLINESS OF the en-
tire establishment proved ccucAlssyeig
that sssss is1afTozissfip OF the Home was
never - sslesa effiraant hands as al pres
sut The success Of the tea was marked
ard broasgat there Bsasy lsn!sss Who had
sseza indifferent to the Hoasze. In order 10
give more prominence 10 tsse Home the
cfFleess have dcsidsa TO set Thursday Of
each week as the lat home day. and
visitors viii be invited TO examine the
ssssrse ard become interested Ia II.
The Orphans Home has lsecn fortunate
in receiving regular donations to aid the
ee<sd cause. ard every week adds 10 the
number. This last week the following
donations we're sent. Frusn Mrs. Fred
T.. Sander . bundle OF clothing. and from
TIE Washington Floral Company twelve
ported plants.
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Promptly ~ hak rast e'riock- while the
notes Of the 3esaing march noasesi
Through the cssHrvn. s.se bride. booking
charming ia daz7ty gown q white satin
AMI lace. entered ieansng On the arm OF
Mr. WIN l. szssTh ard preceded by stssle
Miss c-sztse oatsn- They were met az the
alfar By the groom. ard the impressive
services of the Episcopal church were
performed By the pastor. the Rev. J. G
Sznita. After the service s.e welding
party drove 70 the residence OF Mrs. c.
Barnes. On Mission and Twentieth streets.
where an elaborate supper was parsaken
Of. The happy couple have left for short
trip through Southern California and on
their return viii leave for this city. which
raey VIII make their future home Mr..
and Mrs. Whittier are weii and favora5iy
known here ard their return 10 Seattle
viii be booked forward TO by their namer-
Gus friends.
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The Puget Sound university has ax-
tended an invitation - the vs~sys,s
schools and colleges sa the Nor1hussez.
- meet IN ssss university chapel Jar
cary -. To form an ora9esri.aI a~ss.ess.-
ssza- Expressions os agysz-syvas ara
Offers Of hearty cooperation win, tha
university In organizing Sueh a leaw,,a
have been sent by al the schools. ara
q Is probable thar delegates frt.rn all
tsse ceelegeS II Western washingtsn
.3n be present II Is tsYfe<seissi 10 farm
"a oTaforsesAl assccsas3sn which shall
bear tfse s7rfe relation 90 ghe stnay Of
isisratsre as E,le Western waxhzngfssn
Iutsr-fNsssSsase Ashfessc Association
sseaas ~ athletics. The &ehsrns has ben
long cherished and Thoroughly DIS
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a aaby w.aalar Annlr....ry.

Mg. ara Mrs. Frank Beach celebrated
their forlleth. or ruby. wedding annayer-
sary iaas Friday eveaing. January II. az
slsssg Auuse. No. Is2s Chestnut street. TIE
evening VAS pleasantly spent with whist.
music aud dancing. THE first whist prizes
were woa by Mrs. Rochester and Mr..
Bush. and the sSsasaiaxioa prizes by Mrs.
sssm5asell. and Mr.. Lee The list Of
EsssE< sssrfratsd; DIR. aud Mrs H. u. Bag
sey. Tr. ard Mira. (. A. Wa3sh, Mr.. ami
Mrs. q. ". Bacon. sFr. and Mrs. r. W.
Izksr, aIr. ana Mrs #. \ Ruck. AIR. asa
zsss. u, r. BsszlA Mr. aAa Mrs Frank ]
BARNARD. Mr., ana Mrs William Campbell.
Sig. aaAi AIRS john ". Hanna, Nr. end
Nrs- ". W, ktrisesesi. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T. Lee, AIS. asa Mrs. w T.. Nas,a-
cts. Mr.. and Mrs. IL Z. Merton, Mr. ana
Airs, c, 81. prsefart. Mr. and Airs Il. 4.
G. Bes-hester, Mr.. ARA Airs, Jessra Shln.
zen. Ar. ana AIRS. \. II Tssellas,a, Ar
ara AIRS. r. A. wins. Mr.. and airs. n
N#a 2rAlyi. Mr.. anf Mira a. A. yirtuc. Air
ansi sfra. Jaulss Gosh. aifS. Fagrfs. Asrs.
Jlarsss. Mss Buck.
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The Hebrew knou,e,r. se...,..

THE Society Of Hebrew knowledge Seek
ers Of Seattle WIFI hold It's regular month
Il meeting this Sunday afternoon al $50
ia Proscn's hall. In addition TO the usual
exercises a most interesting program Will
be presented. including vocal and musical
numbers participated in by many weif
known anna Leurs % the city. The chief
number Of the program wsli be debate
upon the following resolution. Resolved.
that the Shakespeare plays were written
by Lord Bacon" Considerable interest
has been shown by the members OF the So
ciegy In the subject fer debate. and a
large attendance OF members and their
friends IS expected Important business
viii come UP for consideration and all
members are requested TO he present on
time.
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msssn WAS. nirsha..

I.&ss WssAnesttY Mrs. < " ysNaS gave
a asaSsr % esSht gsf3ae gsraS f-s hsxrsss~ 81
re- sasshgev 8ele2's sasa s4rshsay. Tase
tshse was reegssy ss-spesE .sssh piss nna
xresza sebssssA as1 fhs sssr,~ exzs1~s rrs-
yesSss - al re essaoFas-eaS wAsas s>s
fas,sFs sTs sslsSsx stic& fsaS q various
steSsSEs. Ssse szsSsss setfss7e - - evs-ssas
vsss s@esS as tAe Fzsrnrs * flowers. aszose
sesfaFs 7sssi ssea tgssg2SgsaseSf. a p-sxe asAs
s=eea esTeset AMI WAS sSea ny xaasxN>
Kelly Tee &ttse esss wssN weFe ,z-g=4s.ss
w<FNe gasx.ssses c8awn A1gaa Ssewars. tsezs
knl1y 1aAn ksAsy. t.sSy Garrett, xaasa
Nolaa sass Naesea Tsasgae
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Cathssse uaisn Esa.rsalnm~ns.

The caiholie TnsoH gave an entertain
meat last Moneaay evening. at which the
following excellent programme WAS rem
dexezs
0yersare. sfessrz. f1azge- and Luebsn.
Song. b. The Newman children.
Recitation, Miss Katie Butler.
Vocal solo. Mr- Daniel Gieasox-
Soeal dnet. Miss Katie Butter and Miss
LszettA Doran.
Address. by Sir. Ronald ellis.
Qaartette. Miss Mamie wilson. Miss
Alice McI'heters. Mr.. I'd Mcintyre and
Bar. James Wilson.
Recitation. Miss Dyer.
Instrumental selections. Messrs. Ian
ser and Leubcfz.
Dir. Philip ID. O'Brien. the preadent OF
the society. welcomed the guests of the
evening. and the entertainment proved
ssSScesz-
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A vegy a2esssst r3rty wss gises tsss
1'ss4ay syValng ~ AIS N.sl.e Sssae a.
sn. residence 81 aser rgsssss. Nxs ]. 4
s;ssas. SO Asa ssrees. T7ss rvsae4ssas asssase-
.seas Mss the ''pSsanQS Assnt-" reanpss
@eee xeeTsses ga every eanssesywss1e s7at sss
sae veorss asss sse gscetz wssre So sra
tsse'ss The peesAn na8saS sh@ szTsafeAs
sezfsher was - rAs@sve Ssse s,nsg Prise.
Ases Iva Saes1s, shs Wtna<r. w&s s,ee<
aeagea wgsA seasssssssgaSf painted xsasaexe
se2p asss, Mrs Css5sge tesserfls essEasi
sa3 eas seseu PEANUTS. - was arssease2
egse a s1sall CHINESE s6sst &ssssc anxs sse
sarte'0e tssies@ snsse sEsgse gess pssAS~
aatiy, sSsgscsesss aemGsAeaa Was serxess.
'Tssszse peseesS waves AR Arss Ar. tssssrws
tasSeFth. Mrs, fyAA sscsls. Miss 4. Ssestaa.
~ Fs~sssa, Miss fssagl sIaasasvA. n Sc an-
re ssesae- Mss 4, ressree-. Mr. j. A
ss-reas4A Mr.. q. NJ Hixknsy. Ne. A. s
ysllsH, sss {. /. wSwf asa Mr. ~ NJ
Mart.
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Snes.onsssls seeiefs.

Saohonssl. Jan Especial ard
Mrs A. y. Mccready gave a party On
wesnes7ay night 81 sczor OF Their guests,
MIS- wiaSor ard Aizs Esr-scs, OF Scat
tie. Progressive whist. with deli ntFui
lunch. filled Tire evening With pleasure fer
all Tire following we're the invited
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. 5, q. Henderson.
Mr. and Mrs. j w Germ. Miss Roscoe.
Miss Mckay. Miss Douglass. Mss Par
ker Miss ktrx. Miss MeNanghton. Mss
Nerkley. atsSs wznSo-. Miss Herrsch. Mss
oEfen. Mr.. Resscoe, Mr.. ESkAsnay, sf-.
shastnck. Mr. 1Fead3ee slr, case. Mr.,
Konn. Mr.. Tseaezaan. Mr. Gorhans, Mr..
Fz<-aA safr LiskAe AMI AFR Heny4rse.
Mfr George Alien. wsss has heen visit
sng frsents n Portland so- tise pazt iva
weeks returned horTe Monday.
The p~sits3u 20 this legislature exksrs~
for an aasendSnsnf 70 the statute striking
sas zsre @sort .-:-sa1eT' t. hesry circulated
by fhe IaEsxS X the Ez4ssat sux-ag= Chsa.
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rorre,-M.-So. club Entertained.

The Forget-Me-Not Club was entertain
ed at the home OF Miss JoSic aiorphs, on
Beacon Hsll. New Years evening. the
house being handsomely decorated with
ferns and c.toice flowers. Dancing was
the chief feature Of the evening. The
guests were; Miss Ida Smith. air. ches-
ter Eek. Miss Estelle Fiber. Mr. Homer
MeDonald. Miss Mills Fox. Mr. Ray
Clarke. Miss Bessie Ingiis, MIR. Julius
Augustine, Miss Elsie Bruins, MIR. Frank
Elliott. Miss Horna Ronald. Mr.. John
Carroll Miss Sattie Smith. Mr.. Louie
King. Miss Florence Gilbert, Mr. James
Kelly. Miss Geaa Graham. Mr.. Harry
Crawford. AIR. Fred Fuller. Mr.. wycllfe
Thompson. Mr. Fred BicAerton. AIR.
Charlie Morphy.
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Expect Sixty GOLFER

Tonight the Golfers Of Tssa,-
al the Commercial Club ara -
several new usexIrhers, inclp,s,.~ H.
Alexander Thompson, Of Saassss -
George w. Walker. Rev. Mr.. 60
Mr.. Buell. ard Mr.. Herbert j. -.
OF Tacoma The club has y,ow -.
bershSp Of about forty. aud exss..ss y.
have at least a total OF sixty bv -
A large volume OF pointers on - ss]
play golf has been received. ana y :.
gesher with othsr articles. ana -
ture generally ON the sslh;ect - I
placed in the club house 10 4 49,
at Efsoss. \ vacant siwe;xn~ -.
VITA be leased for club parposes ~
people do not see or realize che -. {
SION and pleasure to be gotten =
the game until they have enns' y Z:
rounds once or twice, when sh>v z. B
ally become interested in arrsxs.s 81
perfection In the arr ~ stx1kf.S I
ball. which 10 an ogllcsaier 49, 9
very simple. Once they hecour. 80
ested. it is said they are Sare e !.
cxETle infatuated with the xlne
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Lotus Whist clnh En,.r,a,nea.

Mrs r. T. stevens entertained the
Lotus Whist club at her home. eerser
Of Rose and MaGiaoa streets. hast Tues
day Afternoon. Tho tlrst prize was wen
by Mrs, r. NJ. Culbertson, ana the booby
by Mrs. H.. u. Wheeler The lunch was
da0hly attractive 30 the ladies as served
frosn the hostess beautiful collection
OF dainty china ana silver. This ladies'
present were Mrs. E NJ. Culbertson. Nrs.
#. y. Miles. Mrs. q. y tanning. Mrs.
Maud. Bars. PHI. Windsor. Mrs ~ ri
Ssich, Mrs, Perkins. Mrs. LEIGH. Mrs.
&aatG, Mrs II. a. Bigeiaw. Mrs Miller,
siEs, 81. y, Wheeler. Mrs. s. Ut. Wheeler.
Mrs. G NJ. Rivers. Mrs. stewart, Mrs.
Wiihsreil and Miss Bigeiaw.
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SOCIETYOFTHEWEEK
Reaction Succeeds the Pleasures
OF the Holiday Season.
THE AAYnes-ossoRs WEDDING.


u rrzcfson has Euecesded the exciting
.as,r.a az sxr1aI pleasures thai fsaled IA TIE
.sse;<x o. Christmas and Sex Years asSs
sae social events 90 the week tssS si''sssa
<rsre exceptionally limited Ia ssoanf %
ussssserk. Anssng tzse Hsoss szzsssstsAsss
exesstz os ths week was the rn&rrsage q
y.s.sxe oss-orns' only daughter. MISS Lsossa
s.av. 80 Ar. Matthew u. Haynes Many
orsssr young people 5sssad issues for sise
durssg the week. Arzosher interesting
s.ssss was 4he ce1ehratloa Of a fortaefh. or
rabs. wedding anniversary. The aszsses 81
the Orphans Home gave tea aud sil''~ szi
Ssse friends Of tsae isonse 80 what geos use
HEY put che money earned al Ire eass-
sSssshcssuna shnw. Other events OF q I'rl-
vass rsasssre, card ard dancing parties.
sxssssIeazss and agrtAaay rernesnssrasscsz,
made AZ ssse events Of the week
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ballard social News

After vacation ~ three weeks. the
CasAaeoS Rsaas-g Cree met last MoSssay
evea17g ST the residence 81 Mrs. William
%. Curtis, CT Secon3 avenue General
qeceasSeas were g1ssn asa . social even
isg cn5syesA AFTER which me k5saewsSsg o.
ss,era wer~ elected for sAe ensuing year:
Ms ". j. pavses. president. Miss Leoaa
Davis. vice president. M-s- Fred Klein
SzTasts. secretary, The Ssrcks w4sl nssset To-
rnavrsw evening az ts1s r<-sssaence - Mrs
T. L. Asst. on RAsArs avsnsss.
fise vessH& csssss~ - 81 Skepas.s's ET&s~
cosssl casxx-cA ersoyess thsa- se<o-sa annual
party a, sa% recssry hast sfcsa.say eress-
sng. Canes. speeches All s-es-ss,sss.eEs.ss
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SOCIETY AT TACOMA.
Opera at Popular Prices Is a
Great Success.
MR.. a. N. FITCH MARRIED EAST.
Goling-Dances-Nr. and Mrs. Rests
Charming Home Thrown Open
TO Sc. Luke's Guild.

Tacoma, Jan ie-{Special- Pour
nights OF opera this week AZ popular
prices showed that Tacoma society is
a faithful patron CT opera. WREN q very
good production can be enjoyed IT a
price consistent with the times Mon
day evening at the Union Club another
dance was given. and during the week
there were several enjoyable. although
not over preten;ioas. dances. Friday
evening Mrs. III. c. Potter gave mu-
sAcal. in which much Of the musical
talent OF Tacoma appeared 10 advant-
age. The Golfers grow more enthuss-
astic at each meet. and now they are 10
have a club house and an increased
Membership.
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rhe Mcdaniel, waa PARTY.

\ sae,lEsatfgl progressive WAIST party
wss rvgn bv slr. ana Mrs. j w. No
IfaN@e8 ~ thar home On TayA2- stree.
ssa- Ff@s5y evening, Mrz FOX wra ne
eFSt Hates prize. ana 1sr. Sewers The
frst far re e;lemzss. NJ. F'ex and Mrs
}'iseer receiving shs fsaossy pTEo Rs-
srSssg1seests @ess ssryssf ~ u s'csscs.
'T'sasss present. were: Mr.. ana Mrs. Fax.
ST. sfss Mrs. .Ansessslae. Mr.. auss Mrs
Ssusss. @t. ssi Ma SAn Fsr8, Esr. All
MIS- A&re, Tsr. ami Mrs Stevens. Mr..
and Mr. i'egSra Mr.. an q Mrs T. =
Msr'ehsss Ne. sas Ms, F'@sacr. NJ. ana
Mrs NeEssnsse8 ans aEsss tgsseny.
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View @. A. n om.~..

New ot'tesTSs or the Custer Post, c.
a X nave been installed as fellows:
MF. s'essrsts Thornton. pest commander:
1iF- A-rsNsn Woodwork. senior vice
commander; Mr.. G.. l. Leavstf, iIrsgr
Fiee commander; Mr. r. III. Carney.
as'tsr'rasser; DIR. John Holgase. SIR
gessn Dir. A. s. Smith. chaplain: Mr..
Charles Wilson. officer Of Tire day: Mr.
{ z Nhl'e, officer 90 the guard
Mrs G. " Bean has been installed rsrs-s.
sfesFt 81 tie Wouaen's Relief cerrx.
vice Mrs Kate J. LaughEl1. whsse tern,
fsas expired Mrs. I4angt.lih was pre-
scented with a silver cake baskp. ard
butter dish. suitably Inscribed. ON re-
firing.
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Seattle Chaasaaeaa Umson.

The Seattle Chaurauqsaa Union. com
posed oE all the circles In the city, VIII
hold Its regular annual meeting for the
eiection Of officers al the Chamber Of
Commerce Friday evening. January Is
at O'Clock. The rabiic Is cordially IN
yitsd. The following Is the programme:
Piano solo. Miss Abble A. Drew recSsa-
ton. Miss Olive K. Horse; male quar-
fette: lecture. Edmund Burke" Col
James Hamilton Lewis.
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whatcons. Jan i2-SpeciaL -Tfe To- ..
anniversary OF the Organization @ =
Ladies Auxiliary CT the Y. VI. g. a. -.
pleasantly celebrated at tie Assosa1'N
rooms Tuesday evening. The sxess ~
consisted Of the annual reports o. Y = = 8
GERS. an axsa1 ess by Rev. c. G. tc<As
iect readings by Miss Jessie Calvert - !.
music by the choir or the cSnsrss kssa0ss
church.
wednesday evening, after the rsxle4
sIriu OF Company r. the Military
met AMI elected officers for the men s
months. as follows; Prcssseat. IT,
e. Teek: vice president. G. II. accrs
g'esary. r. e. r.yles treasurer ard
ieger o< ArTnury hail. u. NJ. Beard
Mrs. J. ". ForzI=r eatersainesf =
.slFe~zbse ru.ahew Of her frsersis =
pleasant birthday party "Wednesday e. s.
irs. Muse. earis and refreshments -
all greatly enjoyed.
Miss Cecil Lobe gave an enjsyaele 80
rs her home Wednesday evening -
~ Mr.. Harry gsreeTlbesS. % E'ssT An<sss
Miss aainnie Ntehoisoa and Mr.. =
Huraoas. wtAs has been deputy cisfk
sAe district eaGrf go- tise rsss two 80
are to be married on the lssh 4ssi =
wfll resssse new.
Tsse Social w'tSst Club hasi q plssss..s
meeting wednesday evening at tse = :
Of Mr.. and N-s r. w fFrsham.
Mrz. Leon Lssas ard elaugssseFs rscess b
ARD entertained the gzaat = - The Pc
Esra~y this affernooa. serving TEA
light refreshments
Mr. and dT@. & ~. Carter wefs
hssne 70 "A number OF thesr frssaEis s. s.
Front street TAur4say evening.
Mrs. sanatsei Esaas and daughteT
visiting friends So Mount Vernon.
Carts ART out announcing ghat the .|
rlag~ OF Miss Della Wighs, ~ Eass
and As-, Harry sssssIa. - Istroat. ~
Will sake place nsxt Tskaurssay 81 81
hssre Of Mss wlghs's parents
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cusseti by the Atfensan I.isa..... IT.
s-ss1y of the Puget Sound n,,s..s..
ard row TINT il hooks as 49,!
sassnt become a reality the 49,. b.
have herosue enthusiastic oy,r -.
se The proposed debate 49,.
members of the -Athenian cMrwcss
representatives Of the Atheaian 49, 8
airy society ag the Puget Sss,ns s...|
ysrsaty and the Irving Saslsxv y =
Tacoma high school has 49,. -
po'aed AZ gne request OF the lry,n. r.
csety until February g