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Observation-Disclosures.

pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday morning. April 10. 1925. at the
residence Of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Grunkranz. at which Dir. Fred
erick W. Calhoun and Miss Antoinette L.
Grunkranz were united by Rev. ID. C.
Garrett. rector of st. Marks. The va
rlous rooms OF the handsome residence.
beautifully situated on the banks OF Lake
Union. were decorated for the occasion
with wild lilies, a bower OF these having
been arranged in the parlor In which the
young couple were made man and wife.
The ceremony took place at go. In the
presence of Immediate relatives and few
old friends. according 10 the impressive
services OF the Episcopal church The
bride looked lovey in a white Swiss gown.
which she subsequently changed for a
travelling dress. Miss Alma Grunkranz.
sister of the bride. acted as bridesmaid
and Mr.. Emmett Russell was the best
man. After the congratulations a we'd
ding breakfast was enjoyed, at the close
OF which Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun took the
morning train for Portland, where they
viii enjoy their honeymoon. on their re-
turn Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun will be AZ
home 70 their friends at the residence OF
the brides parents. corner of Green and
Roanoke streets. The wedding was very
quiet and no cards were issued for II.
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The rredr,cls surprise PARTY

one 81 the most enjoyable events OF the
week was a big surprise party given Mr..
and Mrs. J. II. Hedr-cks by Mr.. Ed
Foreman and Mrs. Johnson at thesr
rooms IN the Sduire-Latiner block. The
evening was spent wt1h music, games and
dancing Among those present were: Mrs.
Priscilla Marian. Miss Grace Marian.
M and Mrs. Charles Req and Miss Lucy
Retz Mr.. and Ms. J. u. Richards. Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Noon. Mr.. ?. y. Rogers
Mir ia Nation. Mr.. u. Graham. Miss
Hannah Sullivan. Miss Stella RaaSoSck.
Mss DoAle Francis, Miss Manse Wal-
ss-1s Mr. John q Smith. Mr.. Louis r
blanchard. Miss Marcella Blanchard Mr.
!. M3nian. Mrs. y. e Rogers. Mr- Ciar-
enoa Valentine. Mr.. James Trea1eau.
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state University Social Notes.

The chapel Grafton last week was de-
Uvered by Philip Morrison, who took tor
his subject THE American Idea for
Americans.
Tuesday morning Mr.. II. ". Stein gave
a lecture on single tax" before the class
IN political economy. The class gave tRe
sneaker A vote Of thanks and extended
an invitation 70 again speak before them
on tire same subject.
1~,a address OF Frederick Warde on
THURSDAY WAS the treat or the school
wear. II was an event that has been an
xtousIy looked forward 10 since Nr.
War,le's visit TO Seattle last year, when
he prom SGD 10 give the university ms
frat consideration on his next visit. The
ox.el1enre Of she address was such that
al the end OF an hour and. forty minutes
evArv one regretted that the speaker
shouid end his most enjoyable recital
The Young men gave The university yell
IN a manner 70 express the hearty ana
enthusiasts thanks OF the school TO Mr..
warfe for his kindness
ON Wednesday, after drill. Lieut.. Hay
s,n announced that tho competitive drill
for the I.earv medals would 'oe managed
differently this spring from former years
Before May ! the officers 90 each or the
three COMPANIES are 20 select the fhree
ca5ets whom they consider most eifcleilf
20 represent their company; also two al
.Nsl compete for the medals during COM
,,,enreulent week. In addition % the
manual OF arms he contestants VII he
drilled in the loading and firing exercises
in che several positions. The drll prom
gses 20 be mach more attractive and m
sercstfng ehaa on former OCCASIONS
Noxt Friday evening al I'D o clocN IN
,hs chanel. Richard SAKE Jones VIII de-
lg,,A~ a lecture entitled The Art ~ Prose
Wy.s4nr." There viii also he a short
,,,,es,,al programme. Tbs IS the second
~ a SEES OF free lectures THAI are being
Slvea under the sgIsg1ces OF ne Philo-
y,,at hean society. The pubic IS invited
ERE anniversary OF the Philomathea
society VIII De given Friday evening
ApTsl ~.
rms athletic association az the uniV er-
st,y ra,sfvea an invitation % enter mem
49, n he sveuss 81 the coming y NJ. {.
A saSosar meet IL has been dec3Ged 70
.0ter a team in the relay race as72t-ls
me Tacoma Athlet8c Cluo team. oUt M
,,ssAe-s,o has no- yet been determined
Alrn.e=s al the boys Who intend entering
he 8ela sav sports have sis1ftle1 clss8r
srtari.an OF taking par IA the meet and
a FAR proportion OF the pFTzes = conf
de,rfv expessed 20 rest Win the U2tver-
sisv after the trial.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

O. J. Carr. OF F,agewater Is recovering
from an attack q the grip.
Mr.. A ~. Harrington. % Minneapolis.
Mimi, IS visiting friends In Fremont
Mr.. and Mrs. Harwooi Morgan RETURN
ed homo last THURSDAY after an absence
Rev. John Glen and family. Of az Ninth
street, isft FOR Dayton. Or. last Tuesday.
Mrs. Ia c. Gilman entertained the
Magazine Review Club last Monday even
ing.
Mss Als,ie Drew left SATURDAY for
Portland. and will be absent about ten
DAYS.
Mrs. William c Heslbron returned Fri
day from a two months visit 10 san
Francisco.
Mrs, Percy Smith returned last Thurs
day from a TWO weeks visit with friends
IN Fairhaven.
Miss Minnie Hughes left last Monday
for California. where she Will visit friends
for several weeks.
Mrs. William Herlinger, of Frontenac,
Mimi. Is visiting her daughter. Mrs. G..
". Chandler, OF 1917 Willow street
OF two months In Southern California and
Florida
sailed last Wednesday to join Mr.. Moore
at Arroyo Grande. Cal. whore he is
teaching school
4 dispatch received yesterday ny Mr..
James p. Hoge. Jr., announces the birth
10 his sister. Mrs F. ]. Grant. at Zanes-
vile, o., OF a son.
Major and Mrs. J. r. Hayden. Mrs. II.
G. Henry. Miss Louise Hayden and Mrs.
J. Z. HAYDEN. lr., made up a box party
for the Warde-JameS opening night.
Miss Johnson, Miss $. Johnson, Miss ID.
Johnson. Mr.. j. II. Johnson and Mr.. II.
Shaubert occupied box for the opening
night OF the Warde-James engagement.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Dorr. Miss Jessie Bal
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Patterson
and Mrs. r. 4. Richards accented a box
at the Seattle theater last Wednesday
evening.
Miss Ferriss, OF Tacoma: Mr.. and Mrs.
W. @. oberteuffer. Mr.. Fred strive and
Mr.. +. c. Oberteuffer occupied box four
at the Seattle theater last Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Raines Harrington, OF Stockton.
Cal. Is in the city visiting her mother.
Mrs. Risen. Mrs Harrington Is a charm
ing singer and her excellent coprano voice
was heard TO good advantage at Trinity
church last Sunday.
Mrs. A. G. Edwards OF Spokane, wife OF
Hon. A. c. Edwards, United States COM
missioner to Alaska, arrived in the city
yesterday, the guest of Mrs. J. II, Cor
don, 60S Sixth street. Mrs. Edwards will
join her husband In Alaska In May.
Little Miss Myrtle Zwiek gave a parlor
concert at her home In North Seattle
last Wednesday evening. Those taking
part We're Miss Ada Bailey. Miss jessie
Graham, Miss Hattie Graham. Miss Myr-
tie Zwick. Master Oscar Graham, Master
Fred Dudley. Master Jess Mclaughlin.
and Master John Extrani.
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Little Minnie Capece,s Party.

Little Minnie Capece was given a party
in honor of her fourth birthday last Sat
urday afternoon at the residence OF her
parents. SCI Commercial street. Mrs G.
w. SietSon helped to make the little ones
happy with games AID other social
amusements. Among the other. things on
the programme was a hesitation by little
Minnie Capece. and song by Elsie Oil
ver Little Minnie received many pres
erts. AT o'clock dainty refreshments
were partaken of and they departed joy
fully at o'clock. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Capece, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Stetson. Mrs. G. ". Stetson, Mr..
w. l.. Stetson, Miss Blanche Stetson.
Miss Mamie Long, Miss Daisy Stetson.
Mss Mcdonald, Miss Agnes Farrell. Miss
Josie Dieringer and Mr.. Joe Stacks. The
little ones were: Cassie Baiocchi, Elsie
Oliver, Oracle Bennett. Minnie Capece.
Masters Claude Bennett, Eugene Keene.
Harry keene. Jimmie Moreland and Win
ME keene.
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Olympia society.

Olympia. April speciaI-As already
announced. a reception vas rendered fhs
Grand Lodge Of Washington. - o. Il. w.
and the Grand Lodge Of the Degree %
Honor. nov holding session In this city.
by Washington Lodge, No ]. Wednesday
night The reception was held Ia olym-
r,fa tnaafer. and was grand success. A
large crowd vas 81 attendance and ths
t,rogrsrnYne very enjoyable. The address
OF welcome vas delivered BY Mayor Mann
A A neat and pleasing manner. The adj
dress was responded 20 on behalf 81 tbs
Grand Lodge by Grand Master Mor&rnas1
r Il. Spain. who gave brief resume OF
she hfetory 81 he A. o. L. ". from the
time Of It's conception, twenfy-six years
APO Ira Pennsylvania. 90 tie present time.
SIR. spalfs's address was followed ~ floor
work drfft ~ team % twelve from
Queen city Lodge. No ~. Of Seattle. COM
ynanded by Capt. David Walsh. Who
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The Carroll pinner-Theater Party

saturday evening. April Captain Jas.
Carroll gave an elaborate dinneF a the
r,.s-ss-.f Grad 70 a number OF his friends
n,er,~s htS departure 20 Alaska The cap
arr hestdes being one OF The most c9anpe-
tent aad popular commanders On TIE Pa
csnc OCEAN. IS widely known as royal
.r,,~Y-tatner. ard on this OCCASION amply
testified MS reputation IN shis respssc-
The table was ias1shiy PROVIDED vim ne
-, ~ x.srds nj profuseEy decorated
,.,.h towers tassefsliiy arranged. EacA
fssv was furnished with a rare corsase
ss,,,raet ted vita rThoo1. On whsch Vas
y,rsnfea in Kilt letters the rccigl sat )
1s-ae while tfe gentlemen recetves1
1.,f,ttssliereS tu Ike manner designated
The souvenir menu cSrdS were tsssA saI
vv,rks 81 ar execufs3 tn water cc'ors.
a.. sh,we,t TIE steamship uesa afssOT1gs. .
tAe sceoerxs e Alaska. whale beneath
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Miss savage Enter.ain..

Miss Bessie Savage entertained few
friends at her home Wednesday evening
The rooms were decorated with a pro-
fusion OF red flowers. The early part of
the evening was Devoted to whist, tho
first prizes being carried of by Miss
Laura Frier and Mr. Harvey johnson.
the consultations by Miss Myrtle yoiaw
and Mr.. Robert Newell. Dainty refresh
inents were served and the remainder OF
the evening spent In dancing. Those
present were Miss Laura Frier Miss Geas
McDanieis. Miss Emma shepherd, Miss
Nellie Holmes. Miss Myrtle vosaw. Miss
Mamie Nickeus. Miss Grace Andrus Miss
Win!fred Chesney. Miss Jessie Barlow
Miss Ethel Stuart and Mr.. George Nc
Gser. Mr. Harvey johnson. Mr.. Harry
weer Mr.. Hilton White, Mr.. Willis wccr.
Mr.. Robert Newell. Mr.. Edward Sutton.
Mr.. Clinton Smith. Mr.. Elliott weich.
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DooiittIe-Bu-hTnan.

Mr. Cornelius J. Doolittle and Miss Carrie
Bushmsn we're united IN marriage at the
brides residence on Qneen Anne hill Tues
day morning. April 2. 1ss5. the Rev. w
a. Shanklin of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church. officiating Mr.. George VIII
son acted as groomsman. and Miss Anna
Winters was bridesmaid. The wedding
was quiet one. only the immediate
friends OF the contracting parties being
present. Among these were Mr.. Bushuan.
the brides father; Mr.. Wesley Wilson.
Miss Sarah Snyder Mr.. George Wilson,
Miss Anna Winters and Miss Gertrude
Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. Doolittie are at
home TO their friends in their cosy resi-
dence at the corner OF Light street and
Olympic avenue, Queen Anne
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The Burnett Golden Wedding.

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Burnett, OF Edge
wafer, celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary last Wednesday, Apr.i 10.
1885 Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett we're married
at Boston. Mass, April 10. 1916. They
were both born in Massachusetts and are
respectively Is and % years old. Mr..
Burnett has one sister, Mrs. III. Burnel.
of Edgewater living and three younger
brothers are dead. Mrs. Burnett has no
sister or brother living. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burnett have lived in Seattle for over
thirty years. Their only son, Charles III.
Burnett. is proprietor of the Burnett coal
mines at Prairie. Wash. Their only
daughter, Mrs Nellie Haskinson, died
four years ago. They have six grand
children, all of whom, except one, Miss
Amy Burnett. who is In San Jose. Cal,
are residents OF Edgewater. They have a
handsome residence at Edgewater. where
they have lived four and a half years.
and they will probably enjoy many more
years OF welded life.
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Tho Monfeffore IN Reoroanfxa

At Prosch's hall this afternoon At go
O'Clock the Monteflore Society will hold
an important meeting. The association
has now been In existence about six
months. and during that time the various
meetings and entertainments have proved
quite n Success. A. the meeting this
afternoon new officers are 20 be chosen
and new constitution and bylaws VIII
be formally approved. The present on
GERS are. Melvin q. Wiustock president
Mrs. Cooper and NJ. l.. GrfTnhaum Vice
Tsresideuts Miss r. Degginger. secretary
Miss Carrie Newberger. corresponding
secretary: Mr.. Ferdinand Toklas. treas
urer. and Mr. Otto Grunbaum. editor OF
the magazine.
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The BACHELORS, whist Party.

The Bachelors ciub. whose residence
Is the pretty Tylsr house on g street,
entertained number OF friends on Thurs
day evening AT whist. Among those pres
ent were MIR. and Mrs. VI. II. Caldwell,
CIR. and Mrs. Frank Case Mr.. and Mrs
Frederick Watson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond
seymour. Mr.. and Mrs. Melbourne Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs l.. ~ lockwood Miss Buell..
Miss Waiworth. Miss Berkwsth Mr.. Geo.
w Hayes, Mr.. g. +. NasterHon, Mr.. T.
w: Encs. Mr.. y. =. Baker. Mr.. q. l..
Mum, Mr.. WIN Rice. Worry pretty prizes
were given. which were won by Mrs.
Melbourne Bailey and Mr.. John $. Baker
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The Loader surprise Party.

4 ssrTSrise party %as given fn honor OF
Mrs. George DAVIS. 90 Victoria. z. c. a.
hi. home OF Mrs. =. :. Loader. On Grant
street. last Thursday evening. The even
ing vas Sp.ns playing whist and general
conversation A danny luncheon wra-s
served and tas company Vent 20 the boat
q $50 Ms. Davis of en- her trip bsck
70 Victoria. Those present were: Mrs.
C;ea.rra DAVIS. 81 Nicior1a. Mr.. and Ms.
John@rn. o. Ross: Mr.. AMI Mrs. Amos
Mr. ard Mrs Loader. Mss Francis John
son. o. Ross: Mss Rena Loader. Miss
p Y. Loader. Mr.. winters. ME. (. 3.
Harrison and Mr.. Daniel @. Loader.
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The Il. r. Il. CIuI, Social.

The J. !. J. Club gave It's ninth social
last Tuesday evening al she home Of Mr..
John r. Compton. on Beacon hill. The
evening was spent IN playing cards and
dancing. during which a dainty luncheon
was served and al a late hour the guests
departed. having spent a very enjoyable
evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Westerman. Miss Della
Warnsholdf Miss Sadie Slckles. Miss Ada
Johnson, Miss Is1iu Swenea@ Miss Katie
Hart. Miss Zana Lloyd, Miss Emma Ma
son. Miss Eta Inge Miss Hadley. Mr..
John r. Compton. Mr.. Percy f. Hoyt Mr..
IT, u Wa~nsholdt. Mr.. William X. Sex
els, Ar John Swanberg. Mr.. Harry Be
miss. AR Frank Mallory. Mr.. Bert
Warnshoiit MT Bert SWezsa, Mr.. ". II.
Yandeil. Mr.. Riplsnger.
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Mrs. Seymour rptertaip..

The dinner glxen BY Mrs. Edmond sey-
rnour on "Wednesday cgeslsng ian honor OF
the two young ladies' who are her guests.
vas "a very enjoyable affaar. 4 profusson
OF hyacinths. ali i'm the dainty shades
Of heikotEope, adorned the table The
menu was distinguished for It's elegance
~ were all OF tha table appointments
The guests included Mr and Mrs II. II.
Caldwell. Mise Jessie Kershaw, Miss
Beokwsfh Miss WaIworth. Mr.. e. T. Mas
serson, DIR. George Hayes aud AIR. wni
Rice.
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this was Inscribed the captains savo-ite
toast GLAD 30 See You Aboard" Con-
sistsnt with the Alaska idea the invita-
ton cards were Of the iceberg pattern
During the dinner appropriate ucasts
were responded 10 by the guests and
their host after which the party retired
10 carriages in waiting and were driven
90 the Seattle theater, where boxes had
been reserved for the performance. Those
present were: The hest. Captain James
Carroll; MIR. and Mrs. Fred NOVEL; OF
Juneau: Mr.. and Mrs. c. s. Johnson. of
juneau; Mr.. and Mrs. W. g. Jack. OF
Sitka: Capt and MrS David Wallace.
Miss Dine johnson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Z.
Trowbridge, Miss Saiome Johnson. Mr..
III. shauhut, Miss Dovre Johnson. Mr. j.
Il Johnson.
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success of the Cosmos Club.

The Cosmos Club IL taking rank among
the prominent literary societies of the
ciey. The regular meeting was held last
Friday evening a. the residence OF Mr.
Fred ;. Tucker Olympic avenue. and was
enjoyed by a limited number OF invited
guess in addition 10 the members. Mr.
Charles +. Fashback delivered the ad-
dress OF the evening on the subject.
Some Tendencies OF Modern Liter
allure" The general discussion of the
thoughts suggested by the speaker was
led by Prof. Mark Bailey and was par
Sscipated II by all present. after which
refreshments, served by the hostss, Mrs
Tucker, Were greatly enioyed
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Tncorna social Gos-ip.

Miss Kavanauwh win give reaxsfnr a.
the First Free church on Monday even
ing
bishop Parker wili confirm a large class
al 81. L8ke's memorial church on the
FIRST Sunday after Easter
Mrs. j. N. Winston and daughter Dor
ofhy returned this week from Texas,
where they have spent che winter
sfr 4 r. Todd. with hts daughter Viz
rInia took Thursdays overland train for
InHadelphia- T'hey will be absent sons
weeks.
Great interest attaches 20 me coming
minstrel shows 20 take place Monday
and Tuesday evenings AZ the Ninth Street
fheater. The house Is almost entirely
sold for tne first night. and many Of the
best seats for che second-
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The Gale Farewell Party.

A very pleasant dancing party wes
given In Prcsch's hall last Tuesday even
ing IN honor OF Mr.. Sidney Gale, who is
soon 10 return to his home in the East.
The party was principally composed OF
the members OF the T. T. +. f. Club, OF
which Mr. Gale was prominent member
and whom the club Will regret 20 lose.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
McCrae, the Misses. Johnson. Miss Mamie
Morris. Miss Nellie Howes Miss VIII
hams, Miss Proctor. Miss Rau. Miss
Cheney. Miss Edyth Cook. Miss Merrill
Miss Ida Robinson and Miss Allie Poole
Mr.. Gale. Mr.. Shaw. Mr.. Burke, Mr.
Cherry. Mr.. Dezard Mr.. Coleman. Mr.
Hyde. Mr.. Corlett, Mr.. Sutherland. Mr.
Twicheli. Mr.. Porter. Mr.. Bowek and Mr..
Archibald
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Coouer-Ryam.

Mr.. NJ. II. Cooper and Miss Sadie Byan
were married sunday April :, iss5. ~ the
brfaegroor's residence corner Of Maine
ard St Lawrence streets by Rev. Or.
A Alison. The various rooms were beau
fiftlIly decorated with palms in honor or
the event and Palm SUNDAY. The bride
was attended hy Miss Grace Ehle as
bridesmaid. while Mr. George 5. Cooper
was best man for the groom Luncheon
vas served after the COMMUNICATIONS foi-
lowing the ceremony. and the happy eoh-
- 49, made the recipients OF many
handsome presents
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Mr.. Lincoln Anthony Morse and -'iss
Mary Jane Smith. both Of Oak HareoF.
Island county. were Joined IN marriage
a. the parlors Of the Diiisr. Seattle. JEez-
Saw Aprfl .. 1895 n the presence or
small PARTY Of Wildly island friends. Rev.
John r. Damon Officiating me napEy
sIs.o,ro.,r.s ts a native az Oak Harnor.
srf ire son % an old settler. whose name
- loan On the legislative rolls % Wash
frzton in her territorial aays-one who
srsays the rexuect and confidence OF his
a.-.suairltsuces throughout the state
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tae musical director. The Rev. W II.
TOMBSTONE. pastor OF the cnueh. delivered
az address CO welcome and Tho Rev
Clark Davis gave an interesting dis
course on music
Last Thursday evening a pleasant, has
ket soc1aI. followed BY an enjoyable
dance. was held under the auspices of NJ
NJ Holmes Camp. s. OF V. In their hall.
on Ballard avenue
Mrs .. Halnes and Miss G Hainss
left for the East last Wednesday mora
inE.
Miss Lou Warren. former teacher IN
the Ballard public schools. arrived from
Lopez Island last Tuesday evening ard
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
NJ curtfss until Wednesday, when she
went 10 Tacoma 20 visit her sister.
The Rev. y. L. Fordney, Miss Fcrtney.
Mr.. r. I. Hawley and Mrs John Reason
er went 70 Port Townsend last Tuesday
20 attend the session OF the Puget Sound
PreSbytery
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BROOKLYN Mutual CuIture (1ub.

with Mrs. r. Craig. on Fifth street last
Tuesday afternoon and had a profitable
session. The following members were
present: Mrs. II. Morris Mrs Lynn.
Mrs. Godfrey, Mrs. Fl. Higley. Mrs. r. o.
Lazier. Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. r. Craig and
Mrs. Thomas,
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COMING EVENTS.

To. ladies' % s. Clements church are
preparing 80 give an afternoon .eA MAY l.
-,v-- ,..ssa~ ~ =. Mary's Gussd are pre-
.sarsns =, give reception 81 The near f1-
tAra.
-T-ea Cosmos Club wi1 meet Friday.
Anil IS a. the residence Of Eey- iE "
= RsTa~lor- - 1880 s.<se<, Eae-e PEoS-
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ballard social News.

A e>an-e~r was gives ny The Ballard
singing class las. Wednesday night n
ire rs Y church on the corner az state
sr-s..+ aus4 Third avenue. Mrs. ~ Hep
k4.x Was fne orgrs nist and an excellent
musical programme y As veil rendered
unaar the scpe-y ss&on o. Prot Browa.
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Tacoma's Golfers.

The large number ~ ladies who have
Joined the golf cluh help 20 make this
links very gay and inviting place for
recreation these pleasant days. SATURDAY
saw an unusually large crowd present 70
witness the game between Victoria and
Tacoma.
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The Great Northern railway has Just
,,1~as ~, sale the following Communication
sirke,s good IN all eases for SIX rides:
x.~~~.an F-asrhaven or New Whatcoru
"a seattle. So siount Vernon and Sc
artIa So Seattle and Everett. a.
T-lrksts wfl be good for individual or
arYn use aud limited 20 sixty days.