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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
ORWELL.

J. 5. Wilcox and ID. j. Vail attended
the legislative reunion at Montpelier this
week.
Henry Z. Cults has sold his fast gel
ding, Bellies Boy, to "A party in Con-
necticut.
Jol n j. Hopkins of La Sale. n. Y,
came East to attend the Orwell fair and
visit his many friends.
Maud Farnham of Shoreham, Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Ii. Kelley and Miss Mabel Kelley
of Brandon were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c.. L. Stay.
The Farmers Club fair held here last
week was a success in every way. The
entries were large. The exhibits in
floral hall of +. n. Miller, \. S. Ket-
cham, w. ID. Nutting and w. b. French
Il Co. were especially fine. There were
about 2OOO people on the grounds.
On the evening of Tuesday, Oct. |,
there assembled at the pleasant hone of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Stay merry party
of relatives and friends, numbering
about 10, to celebrate with them the
tenth anniversary of their marriage.
The dining table was loaded with 4
varied collection of beautiful and usrfu
gifts of tin, silver, glass and linen. The
presentation speech, by Rev. MIR. Swift
was in his usual happy style, and al
entertaining programme was rendered
under the direction of Miss Anna j
Phelps, to whom should be given the
credit of the management of the whole
affair. The weather was fine; the moon
near its full, shone in an unclOuded sky
and not until late hour did the guest.
return to their homes, leaving with the
l.. =.
success and happiness, and carrying witt
/ Them another plpaSant memory
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
IF YOU DON'T SEE

our ladies' shoes at 1.25 and $l.50, you
will miss seeing the best sold at these
prices. No advance in these and just as
good every way.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
NOW, FARTHER DOWN

in price, are the ladies shoes we men,
toned last week. These are easy filters
and as good style as 50 shoes, but our
price only $l.39.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
THESE C ONE IN TURN SCOTS,

the softest. lightest, most flexible of La
dies dress footwear; ale very stylish.
and require almost no shaping for com
fort.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
AND IN WELTS,

the perfect shoe, where one wants some
thing easy but with heavier soles; same
soft leather; will tit as well and are w -
popular.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
WHITING.

James Wilson and wife arrived home
from West Virginia last week.
Mrs. Albee of st. Johnsbury has been
spending a week at y. W. Fosters.
Rev. Mr.. Weeks of Brandon will hold
a service at the residence of David j.
Brown next Sunday evening.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
AND IN MACHINE SEWED,

just as soft stock and as shapely; will
fit as well; are made flexible soles, but
are a little heavier than turn shoes.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
CORNWALL.

Hon. f. j. Ormsbee of Brandon will
lecture on "Samoa" at the town hall here
Wednesday evening, the 9th inst, begin
ming at : 40 o'clock. There will also be
music.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1895-10-04
EAST MIDDLEBuRY.

John Hodges buried an infant child on
Monday.
Miss Rose Mead is the guest of Miss
Nora ID. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Farr have returned
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COMING EVENTS.

The Olympus Chaufnuaua CIRCLE VIII
meet next Tuesday evening
Mr.. arsi Mrs Henry A. Kyer viii return
from their wedding trip during the coming
week.
A reception wdir be given 10 DR.. ana
Mrs. Acton at the Unatarsan church 10
MORROW evening
The CTao Club viii mses at Mira Car
slsfe's, tsprner OF Broadway and Lake
streets. next Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Homer #. Norton win give
a card PARTY at their fso11se. LIS Renton
avenue. next Wednesday, evening
Mrs. L. s. j. Hnnt Will leaTe for japan
Tomorrow to join her hussnnf. She viii
70 % Victoria and take the Canadian Pa
cafic steamer at that point
Mr.. D. A. Spencer viii leave during the
~reaex for a business trip through Mon
tara, and on his return viii remove bis
farnsly 20 rs nssw home al San Frarcssco.
rw. Bailey, OF Gilrnazs. ard Miss Martha
ysxnseal. daughter Of DIR. ard Mrz Henry
Yarsss.H, viii be married az the Residences
OF sgass brsIe's paresss. zes sixth streee.
this ss<txvsoou
A ssarnat9s entertainment ard Martha
washington social va be given wesfne~-
day. February -. us5er ssse auspices os
she Unitarian Ssrsiay ssfrsol ard Gssssrrss
grossly and for IRE bsrefit OF the Sun
day ss.snol ard free Kindergarten
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HOLDINGS.


The social event OF tire week was tho
very quiet white ami pink wssgstszsx OF
Mr.. Francis Augustus Woodward, OF New
York. and Miss Mary Spencer, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Spencer. az tho
residence OF the brides parents, 100 Ma
ron street. hast Tuesday. January q.
Isss. at O'Clock In the evening The beau
s8sm services OF the Episcopal church
were performed from a dais "a the draw
ing room by the Rev. d. G. Garrett. and
were Witnessed sy ssae brides relatives
and most intimate friends. The wealtur
throughout was unique ST. she simplicity OF
al sss details and appointments All
present were warm srsst personal fraesa.ss
OF The bride. s-ss hsr sunny nature ard
charming personality rsesvastfng the as
senasay removed sf.e lass wessige Of cor
veueSonalE:y. Masking CT the affair ne
sSsnss irsorsnasSy pleasant and happy well
ding yee Witnessed this season.
Many pretty features made the welding
rsosst,l~. sss3e from the pank ans ~<sste
decorations that prevailed szs every rocw-s,
UP and down stairs. one being TIRE large
number % handsome ycun- brides pres
eat smother the presence of six Of these
IN their original hrsszf gowns. arsss s.sl
another the pretty conee5t os .~s hand
some cssi1sfroE unwsn8srg two hcses Of
WHITE satin Ffshon on either side % a
FszsSageway formed by tAers through TIRE
gzse<ss Ter sne s-ssas parry from TIE dir
Tag roorn tszrruwh tse Rara-y and en- snss,
ths drawing room 20 the foot OF the OATS
psnk and write flowers. relieved ~ ivy
IA sea xkrssa s-~yass@sS So szvar-xr rryws
AID corners. T2se froast drawing rccsn
WHARF, sAe ceremony was persorness. was
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One OF the entoyahae events os the week
wsss she surprise party given Mr.. and
Mrs Richards by Mrs. HezrAek az their
resAicnce. IL Faazzn street. TIE evening
was pleasantly spent with music. games
ard dancing. At n late hour refresh
rs,Ssass ware served Anznsg sheSse present
were: Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. ". Richards. Mr.
ard Mrs Hei-ies. Mrs f. II. whis~. M-v
g Mitchell Mrs. y. n. Rogers. Mr.. ard
Mrs. uessry George. Mass Csssa Francis
Miss Dolly FraaS.ss. Miss Katie Cannsng-
ham, Mss Nsssie WAITE Mes Aa~vselsa
Hetsrscks Miss Hannah Sullivan. Mss
Marnas wAiaron. Miss Stella Rasssack,
Miss Kyttse wesrser. Miss Azxsaa Hoag.
Sffss Alma Tfernsrherso Mrs K HaTbAa.
Mr.. Francis n. Rogers. ar. EdsnanSs Ma
sExsa sfr Hen Cwocksss. Ar. ]. Skirsns~
Mr O. A. r5ae, Mr.. l. sssnton. Mr. J.
esnah m. o'Nesii Mr.. c. u. fFsxssxesss.
sfr wtlafs Collins. AFR C. frsx. ar. c. n.
rurrnan. Mr.. c. W. Dannang. Mr.. Ell
IIpng. Mr.. J. psne.
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PERSONAL AND so, rAL NOTES.

NJ. w. r. Buhtx left fr San Tranriscs
yesterday.
Mrs. r. nrnsrsera - hrene from her vfzst
20 Oiyrnr.A
AR A. b. Stewart was IN olympia dur
fyS tho week
Mrs. T. H Gu.e - spending tbs winter
10 san jose. Cal.
The stag casb gavs dance ~ pruses's
hal Last Friday.
Judge IN. @. Bora sefs yesterday. nsoru-
ing for California
Miss Irwtx 90 Ross. IS Ire ssifss& Of
srs4Esss IN Tascusrsa~
Azsssssr L. yeassc. 81 sx<ornsy ok Psex-
sassss. ss - lhe caty.
Mss Nary ssruve sas returned frun
her VISA 20 Vancouver
yr. James 70. Hoge. 81. Ssft Daring 10
week sssr q visit 10 New York CITY,
ira "Wednesday Gard c5ub ~til bold -
sstxf sessson 81 a-2 A. w. Ens<is
The oas ysva WHIST club MT - -
sx<sssenns - Mr. ssr4s AarA ,. s-Ass
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usual well-merstea Applause. Nr. ro.ern
0aippen INDUCED the audience alsn xt.h
mute solo and 4 recitation. The ss,v~usl.
euartefTe, wksfrsa Norrhruo. rr,.xy4e
s.1ay. Basdwzn Snay aEa Roy Pike. COM
pas1< sns progranrne. The excfzsnx
event 81 the night the basket hall gam.
between the St. Marks Epz@coraas ard
the FIRST Baptists. was called AZ SD
O'Clock Fully 80 spectators watched
the contest, and when the result was an
nouEsced two goals to four for st. Marks.
the enthusiasm exploded in loud apulauss
Tor the victors. The game was. In. fact,
the hardes foughs OF the series this sea-
son. The following are the teams: st.
Marks. B. r. O. Philips, l.. s. Robe.
e. c. Grsswoad, c. Van wyck. L. d. Gil
mer; HaDsists. n. r. Rzymond, r. Leath-
er, w. DouS<zns Otto Rank. w. Meyer.
The actual merits of ths two teams we're
about balanced. the game being won for
the Epsscopais on fouls. Both sides
fought hard: in fact. played a Hstle too
roughly for the e<ehessc incgEnasions of
some few Of the spectators. but none of
the Players were seriously hurt. For
the Bapttsts Meyer played q wonderful,
game a. center. az did Phillips for ST.
Marks. Both sides did excellent team
work. and perhaps the game was the
prsttsest exhibition OF sci1utific basket
bali ever given ON the Y. NJ. c. A. GYM
nasium floor. The game supplied a per-
feet finish for perfect evenings enjoy
mert.
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OIympia seoissy.

Olympia Feb. 1-s3pecfAl--The ca,arfkn
bah given by tho Ladzas' Rniief HoclexN
was u grand sl1ccesss Ths only objec1apn
to the evenings snjoyunenk was xhe fact
thar the hntes pazaors were rather COO
crowded DOR comfort bun when the char-
table caase Was considered all sense oe
Inconvenience was lost sight OF in fAs
pleasurabie Thought Of the nccdy che re-
ccipts OF tho evening would redseve. Theirs
were present many OF tho vtsssinw 5nxis-
lators and dignstasiea with thear wives.
The occasion was frightened by the an
rearance OF many handsome. satnfN
gowns, which had been orferrsf Tor NJ
evenings gayety. This hall II the sirsk OF
a series Of three. and the ladies' asope for
as much success for the remaining twu.
The aliegory, -Ishe Wicket Gate wau
given by the ladies OF tho Congregations
church. assisted by local tasent hst
Tuesday evening. The words and music
OF the opening Number OF the progrsmms
hal been written ard composed by MrM
G. L. Dtyeu. or Olympia. who has cer~
sainiy one OF the sweetest and most thor.
ongasiy cultivated voices In tbs city. Tba
opera housc was comfortably filled and
stage setting and getting BY The younx
iasizes showed careful training and nsucls
Thought In the preIarnsson. Tins iaxiaen
realized a very satisfactorily sum fruru
the evenings entertainment.
Miss Bsrnaraine Sargent gave . dsa9whs-
fui eoncers Monday evening. Miss sar-
gent was greeted by = large asri1enco.
whom she completely captfvased by No.
sweet singing. as stse has like .audienc@u
IA Seattle ard Tmoma when sha 49,
given CONCERTS when n was known s3,a
was to be assisted by sncfs local saaene
as AR and Mrs. =. Bensun Starr. At1an
Anna Frost. ex-I.aeift Gov. Iaagheon ann
stfers OF wess-kzsown ability. thu mlcnAuU
OF the musical enseTsainmenx wan secures
from the FIRST announcement
Tire iaslses Of St. Johns Gu13d W -
peat tfpnar Dickens party on tho svsnSszI
Of February & This desfgsHfuf ena<rtaan~
merit has been given once befors. a.
proved SUCH an enjoyabas SUCCESS e4aG
the sassas feed weli justified IN inv1<tn0
sFstr fraerAls 20 spend an evcn4ng wa
such fruusurrals M Mr.. p1ckw1ck. IIk1np
NeTl, aha Marchtoness, she ArtfuI Dodenv
ard a sainaired rsher sosfsy remennberun
errs. waso wiz 81 bs tntrc1uop1 by -
admirable Mra Jarscy.
The myciaf evesse Of nex< ns0ns1s w4u =
TIE ban given by tins OsynspAa Knsgnss =
PyshiaA Invitations for which win $500
be seasrnf-
Mrs. L. p G~1rne~ wife Of ere ~xnp
auditor. LETT Tuesday for q Visit oS :
couple OF months with rciazvss n L..
cesn. Eeb.
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Mrs. Ba,iey.. s,r,ha.y Party.

Last Tsiessaay night pleasant party
was given st the residence os Afr III. i
Bailey 80 celebrate slIe birthday OF Mrs.
Raiiss. TIRE evening WIS spent In games
ard card psaysag. after when q delight
fii supper was ssgye1 Many handsome
fTesrsrs wers given the hostsexs. Thh@s
sS-szsent were: Mr. ard Airs BRETON, Mr..
ard Mzss Parsons Mr. ard Mrs Efwsr
Bailey. Mr. ard Mrs. Renser, Mis- C~sss.
MhSs Olga crsst, sEass Hazel Bailey. sfr.
Butter. Mr.. Bess. M. c-sHs. Mr. George
Crlss. Mr.. SStncszSeas. Mr Hssrbes-r Bailey.
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ouaas-Mtiter.

Mr.. Brunn Quaas and Miss Emma Nh
Ter, both OF this city, were married Sun
day evening. January e. 1895. at IT'S
Fourteenth street. In house purcha SD
s,sf Furnished for the purpose OF home
by the bridegroom. Mr.. Frank Scsstsz
asa hcsnos-s as groomsnlan and Mrs Katie
Julia wenzAar as bridesmaid. Rev. John
+. Damon offictasei A weary choice sup
per followed the ceremony. and sssase-
uuently, after choice sesescttoEs By the
bride on the zstfser. several guests con
srsbusef vocal and Instrumental enter
raanusut Among those present were:
Mr.. and MIRA William HAITI. Mr.. AMI Mrs.
e. A. Kelley. Mr.. and AIRS. John Hem
rlerfch. Mr. and Mrs. weinhagen, Mr.. and
Mrs II. Tarvaeith. Mr.. ansS Mrs r.
Schuesee. Mr. ard Mrs Carl Hamburgev.
Mr.. azaf Mrs wgisarn Koch. Mr.. and Mrs.
wa.ssaus Jexssen, airs. c. Paaseh. Msss
Bertha Weiss, Sf5ss Ida Nale~ af1ss
Emma wenxicr. Mss Allie A. Sseppier.
afiss Stella Hernnsszzcas. Mss Frsssa Koch.
Mss Fstxa Kocn. Mr.. A. A. Tyle<. Mr..
Samuel vincent. Mr.. A. s. Steppier. Mr.,
w. A. I4ansnaser.Mr. Augssst Brstfs~. Mr..
Har~v Hagsweress. Mr.. Jusfyss Sch@ppe~,
Mr. George Rssncksn. Mr.. Gustaf Gruns-
wash
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An Informal at home was given by the
adaes OF the First Methodist Episcopal
church last Monday afternoon at the res
.dence OF Mrs. +. /. Feslren. 10 Diagonal
street Over Atty ladies. members of the
congregation ard their friends were pres
ent and all enjoyed the hospitality OF the
charming hostess
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r,,e S-a,sls e.mera club.

TIE Seattle Camera Csuh ~ rs last meet
srg Tx-orgnrsxea ard eiscfs~a re fssElopfn<-
ofsscers: Pr~ss5ea.. DR. r. A. CFarcAsg:
yce pzwss1s<ss. Mr.. or9ors Q. Decay; sec-
yssss-y. Mr.. fsgrss sse Nesafs trwxGsssre-. Mr.
e. ". Parker. Regular rnont1sIy nseet-
taws wEfi se heia. a. WISH IS ~ sr:enss@d
81 fzasss as7 sitsa4sSs PAPERS to0ehiag On
tie ynxscas branches &C rssaSxxrsgsy ard
tsx s1szs.~s1 ats and asssrceA Eccfz2 even-
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Mrs. w. ". cooam.n.. Party.

AIRS. w. III. Goodman gave a party at
her residence. 1890 Ninth street. iasf Fri
day evening. at which games OF different
kinds we're played until 10 O'Clock. when
each guest was presented with a sheet
OF paper to which was attached a United
States one cent with 4 dainty ribbon GA
this paper was written. "A penny for
your thoughts" also eighteen questions,
which were all answered on the one cent
Thirty minutes was given In which 80
write out the answers. q prize being Of
<arca Go the gentleman and lady giving
she largest number OF correct answers.
AR. James d. Esary received the gentle
mans prize. answering seventeen. Mss
Edith Hanan received the ladies' prize.
answering sixteen. Supper followed the
guessing contest. Those present were:
AFR and Mrs Goodman, Miss Jennie LoIn-
bard. Miss Moliie E<ary. Miss Lena Phi
brick. Miss Clara Levy. Miss Clara Nc
Master, Miss Avis PhiIbrsck. Miss Eistn
Hanaa. Miss Annle Goodman Miss Pearl
Nurphy. Miss Myrtia Esary. Miss Helen
Goodman Mr.. y. C. Hay. MIR VIII II.
shenesnan. Mr.. VIII Fl. xird. Mr.. II. ].
Mcfarland AIR. Frank yisd. Mr. James
D. Esary. Mt Les5y s. Lynch. Mr.. Homer
yara. Mr.. Win McMaster. Mr.. Robert
Goodman.
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Mrs Homer +. Norton gave a pleasant
WHIST party is.ss Wednesday afternoon ~
ssr ~ess3unoe LBS Renton avenue. n
fsssyo~ os ss-r assTss. Mrs Fl. g. FArr1s. Of
Bangor. Me. aEsf Mss Badger, OF ARA
eorses All the appotat1sesyas OF sse az
fair were IN perfect taste. Mrs. Esawsn
fTrscscssrTa secaresi tse n-ss prize. Mrs
ElsEs Morr@ssn sssoc-zd. ard Mrs Josepa
saapGsn ere cor<scsasisa- Forty AaSssass
WY neezert-
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rhe sher.. sar.ss.e r.rsv.

A Sssrp-sse party was gtyev ass< sfcszsay
svsx.asg ~ sfe rnsa1exacA 90 Mr.. aSsf Mrs
n w. Streets. Ia Tesssa Ssgxsst, 20 shesr
srs. Mr.. / {. SsSeess. who icft Ire nexs
day so~ pe-yer. TIE ez-sv pare % sss
evening was ensoysss wstA gansss. ard
luncheon was ss~ves a. II c'caaek. ss<nr
ues&sa sNrs rcor Was cseaSg<s fox sEsnrEnx
To- gsssSEs w@rss Mss Mamie Eeeasws
NeSs Nary ssack. MIS- Nasss2 Scott. sEszs
Mar ptesAa. sEIss Katie Sack. AIS
Pear Moor Miss Kate EsaesAa. Mss
MnRwfs sssek. Mrs. Mary Fe<gsr~sNs.
Nm IAllse Shee.s. a.zs<s A2aSze sssesss.
- Hroce<.ck. AZ, and Mira Gillespie.
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Friends OF Miss Gertrude Perrie met
~ her home. 400 Depot street, last Friday
evening in honor of her 14th birthday, and
gave her surprise party. the young peo-
rie spending most enjoyable everssng.
Those present were: Miss Aloha Thong
son. Miss Vera Thompson. Miss Ruby
Waite, Miss Gertrude Perrie. Mr. Clarence
Waite. Mr.. Clifford Perrie and Mr. Victor
Perria
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The v. n. 4. a. social.

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!. 1'e Is no doubt that Tuesdays recep-
- nsen 81 the Y. #. c. A. rooms by
A4iss % 81. Marks church. ssas the
snSsoagh aSSS7sess OF any evenings
<sSsn'sss ever Gadsrakca by the assss.
- ara ies latises OF st. Marks were
sssaia1sa ca the complete ensoS uasxs,
&c Perfect harmony OF ali who were
aa'sssroes Ter the limited haafs OF The
she.r barge numbers eetug 70
- sss - tie a,raStsvs entertainers.
sa3 eaSe. bceas hy the fair woe-
ssSss q tAa Ep'S ,oEsAi church. acted
- shcfssgs,siasas - tbs spirits &c sher
SaSl@ fg.e0sl& she rsciprocztri
~. AospFsalsty ana sesi cheer % the
vssa eAlYaigy or hearty aunaSy
" aSvar os fsssoftaa. Following
sae sAsacs In eAlag among tha stan
- ssse1dasce, Mrs. w. II. II.
AsS, Kellogg. Mrs. CD
- MIS-. HoR4lI. Airs. Zimmerman,
- iFessh. Mrs. CaiaoNa, Mrs. l'risSe.
seShA. Atlss Sssioa. Miss Howell.
ds1nef. Assss Marshall. Miss Rasa.
ai'a askay c<hesS eaaeasorsi with
o aaake the eHenGng ecyayahse.
- sf's 2lsny gaests present frcsn
Sss2FHh ~ Seastis were Ar. Roger
Is. ees. NJ. f-awxaacs j. Cosaaazs.
sesessA Shsep@H. Isr. Ludlow. M..
'ss W. Saunders, TAe popular gem
sesessrv, Pref. r1ppy. was. OF
n attey,taEsce. and added Ege "a
azaay ~ BIS welcome presence.
eeserS ira rxSsgraxxrsse. beside
$500 snsssf SsAr-S. WAS saken ur ey
- 'sleat. SOLOS being ssyegs hg Mss
asss AR. Carries ". Saunders
- sssSssfi'S cAaFsnSag aaszxe Serrasae
stesssss l.ly NgpgecsAtssl szsl Alg.
well-S nssgs n saieGs gecssved the
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chandlsr-Ke,sh.

Kestsk both of thks CITY. were nsarrsest IN
Victoria. b. c.. Saturday. January -.
1886. ait tho Oriental hobcl. by Rev. Joseph
Han.
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Mr.. Peter r. F1oy and Miss Margaret
Hughes were married last Tuesday aftar-
noon. January .. 1856. 1t tho residence
OF tho Officiating minister. the Rev. W.
A. Shanklin
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Mrs. Nomm.n.sn,s Hir,hdav r.r,v

Last Tuesday Mrs. III. +. Nouanensen
gave a party TO a number OF her many
friends at her residence. No. SIT Eighth
street. the occasion being her birthday.
The aGrssiseuaents OF the day and evening
consisted Of vocal and piano scIcs, dane
Ing and various parlor games. Among
those present were: Col and Mrs e. p.
Eisen. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Argcns. Mr..
and Mrs. MeIhorn. Mr. ard Mrs. II. f.
Namnensen, Mrs. Weauhagen, Mrs. Null
str. Airs. Duersen. Mrs Burns. Mrs.
Bach. Mrs. Meier, Mrs. Mccain, Mrs.
osncr. Mrs Kunsz. tssa Misses ScAoassar.
OF Taooalsa: Mss Bertha Bielenoerg, Miss
Sophie BieleneeEg. Miss Mischky. Miss
Katie Argens. Mss I.ene Argens, Miss
Cara Sosnygse<isen. Mr.. Henry L. Edsen.
OF san Francisco: AIR. Feeer Hansen. Mr..
Mksisasi Bah. Mr.. John Leck, Mr.. I'd
Mesz, Mr.. George Michel and Mr. If.
Grass.
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a cssss Il young wuzrcn - forn1ng =
she Northwest 10 50 20 Europa n1r sssadv.
ii offess Iow rates arys expers~ncad snans
axsnsst- Address Fs2nkEln Ilsx1e
Huxtsan6. O. -. sx>aa-~Aua.-.A
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Mr.. H. N. Lacy. Of this city, and Miss
Rubie Yates were married In Mosher,
Mo-. last Wednesday. January 80, 1876.
at the homo OF the brides parent, DR..
j. n. Yates. The young couple are maxi
ing tour OF California, ard win be at
home on their return to this city at lsls
second street.
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black Diamond Surprise Party.
Young Ladies. sewing ctro,c.

The young ladies' sewing circle, recently
organized with the Iaufable object of
culuvasing the art OF sewing In all It's
useful branches. met at the residence OF
the president OF the circle. Miss s. Bau-
man, last Saturday. and put in profit
able evening. as we'll as a socially pleas
ant one. The hostess served lunch. The
circle viii next meet at Miss r. Gar
fnkle's. 1921 Washington street.