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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
81.

ma0tlDs fllplte 0lr1l0a ll6 IN Ole
8emalt ibres YsinissrS ge0eben. Gr
nOtbi9te lie Dieoer, ouf Der gunt YlaB
81 nebnen, uno fu9r, ppr ibr iteben
bleibeab. 10 Dap iie inn niht entrln=
nell tonnte fort:
sd babe wibti9e gntoefungen oe=
madt, ieit Dem i9 Sic Sulsbt gsiehen.
SD babe ben Graien uno Die Grdfin
9lluareS BON gngeiibt su 9ln9elidt se=
Ieben - ib mar in Der Siua Earoie.
SD babe Ierausgefunben. oaB Der
,,lpanniI1e Graf" Nlemano anoers
lit ais Nrluauo be SiguD uno oab sic,
8iraloa, iuie i6 bon glnfau9 an rib=
tig uermutbet babe, Die mlrtlibe @roB=
nidte oes alten Marquis be 9ianp
iino, ben Sic 10 tluger Weiie taui0=
ten."
Giroloa erlpioerte tein @ort, rlltr
Der Nusoruf ibrer @u0en perrietb BEN
S1refen, Der lib ibrer bemd6tigt
bate.
uNb, Sic lino bereits unterri9tet
bon meinem SeIlh bel Sbren @ltern?"
rief Graf Gu9eu aus. Der SerSog
BON Beaufort, ben ib auf benz Yabn=
bot lab, bat Sbnen Nles mitgetbeilt2
Sat er Sbnen auA 9eiagt. oaB i4 Sb=
rem "tlei1en Sruoer in meme Sbbut 9e=
nOmmen babe uno oaB Nlfreo 10 gut
perlteft lit. Dab ey ni6t eber wieoerge=
funOen miro, ais Bis i9 ibm Die 6rei=
belt WisoerSu9eben fir gut befinos?"
Giraloa's bleides NntliB unb lire
Gn9lt.ib blifenoen gl9en 9aben bereo=
tere Nntlport, als es IN WDrten Datte
aelheben tDnneu.
,Sann piiien Sic @aes," ipra6
Gugen raub Weiter. ,.Sie baben Elm
iblaues Spiel %an9eian9en, aber ielbit
penn es geldnge. 10 LANCE Der tleine
@lfreo per16wunoen bleibt, wilroe .Sbr
6reuoenbeder bod eiuen bitteren gei=
gelbmad baben. Nles @iolo uno ale
SIREN tSnnen Der GomteNe @abriele
tein Saliam iein fir Die Wunoe ibres
5erSens -"
,8raf BON 2amartin!'' unterbrab
i'm 8iraloa erregt. .g8as baben Sic
Dor init Ilfreo? @Ollen sic GelO fir
leine 6rei9abe?"
,Sa, 8elo uub cine Srau!" per=
iebte gugen ipDttiih. Gin oemielben
Sage, an Dem sic mein g8eib peroen,
miro Der feline 4lfreo 81 ieinsn Gltern
Suriidtebren, eber nibt."
,Sas lam ib ni6t! 9us fam i1
nibt!" rief Giraloa b%dnoeringeno aus.
,.slbsr On ioQit es!" idrie Guaen
nit iuntelnoen 9lugen. SD bin be-
reit 81 4lem, um meinen Wi0en
burhsuieBen. Maglt Su wollen ooer
ni4t, Oh wirlt mir geborben miiiien!"
Gr sii6te Den leBten SAP mebr als er
i'm ipra1 uno blidte lie an nit Den
Nll9en zines SdmOus.
@iraloa fiiblte iid ,uie oeldbmt. Sic
bemiibte li6, ibrer 8eoanten Serr Al
weroen, aber es berri6te ein GbaOs in
ibrer Seele.
SD bin oieies Mal Dprii6ti9er gu
Werte ge%gansen," fubr ibr unerbitter=
lider SeinO fort, uno Elm Sblangen=
Bid trai lie aus islnen 4ugen. ,,Sie
entflOben aus Der 9iitte ari Der &lippe,
Sic lueroen mir ni6t luieoer entilieben.
Seripreben Sic mir feierii9It mid gu
beirGtben, 10 t6nnen Sic ~unbebeQiQt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
RutbnltrdJfr 51eJtett

ben &s9smSbur9er Warieu.aIens
ber, ipel4er ais SamiIientalsnher bouts
nod INNER unbeftrittsu Saitebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

: Setoe gl6tter bieten nsbeu elmer
. iorstaltts aus9earbeiteten @o6eu.
: HunOi3au, bic cine fur,sefabte quite
: ueberli9t iiber bic Sauptersisniiie i'm
. Sns uno auslanbe umiaBt, cine ,eit.
. semGBe @rOrter'ms Der relisioien ga.
SeStra8en, nel4e Die Seuti9en Satbos
. Iifen insbeionpere iutereiiiren, iopie
. cine 'or9iGItiSe @uswabl Der 0euiss
. teiten aus ben einielnsn Staaten Der
. lluiou.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Sic
Curem6urger
ga6ette-&

1T ein ipesieues Organ Der Qurem'
burger Der sail,en Ser. Staaten
ano beiist einen betrddtliden aei.r,
freis n1lb bietet Elm befonbsrs sutes
gnSei9emittel, ba es einen beItimm.
ten, BON feiusm ioufigen Slate
errel9ten eeiertreis bat, bel weldem
es fir jebs a~n,sissnSe Sirma DON
gtusen 1T, psrtrsten gu ieiu.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Kat@o(i|6cr
WeQen~

III ein por;iislides Organ belimmt
fir aae Senti6en fatbolii9en Sami,
lien bes san3en Geitens Der Sers
eiri9ten Staaten. Der aeierfreis
TT ein iebr be%oenteuosr, pel6er fi5
ta9li6 uer9rOBsrt. als gn,eise,
blatt 1T Der rRatbOIii9sr @eiten"
Don ieDr 9rOBem 0ertbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Webenbei aciaat,

piOlnen mir uniereu Gr;abIuuaeu
cine 9enalle Sorgfalt uub mir
puni@en bic auimertiamteit aasr
unierer eeier III b~eionoerer @eils
aui bieielben Su lenfen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

TIan icbreibe fir Qrobenum.
merr1 an Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

Surembur9erl abouuirt auf Die
uSurembureer 6a,ette".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29
Pram G n:
~Jusrmhurner Gazette

sine fps5iftf9 lurem bursii1sY Or 4,
M Il, BUD ooer Bib, iber ein lursmbursi.
i9es Gbena.
3um
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1895-01-29

Deutife Katbolifenl leiet 6en
uKathoIiifer Usfsn".
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
WEDDINGS.
IIeaIV-Waf~ou.

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. James n.
Watson on Olympic avenue. West Seattle.
was opened on Thursday evening 70 re-
cetve guests who had been invited 20 at
tend the marriage OF Miss Sadie Watson
and Mr.. Thomas Constantine Healy.
About 100 people witnessed the ceremony
and Joined in the hearty congratulate tons
which followed Mr.. and Mrs Healy took
the noon train Friday on the Northern Pa
cifc for a brief visit TO Portland. whence
they viii return % Seattle this week, hav-
ing engaged passage on the steamer To-
neka. which sails Thursday. for their
future home. Alaska. The bride received
many handsome presents. Among the
wedding guests were. Mr ard Mrs W.
Hainsworth, Mr.. and Mrs ". II. Aiains-
worth. Mr. and Mrs III. l.. Todd. Mr..
and Mrs Ellis Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
@ L. Wood. Mr. and Mrs. J. skinner.
Mr. ard Mrs l. 8 Hawkins. Mr. and
Mrs. e. r Nicoll, Mr.. and Mrs 4 l.
TFerren. Mr. and Mrs W T.. COMBS.
Nj ana Mrs. ". II COVE Mr.. and Mrs.
Hard. Rev z. +. Hyland and Mrs. r +.
HvIand. Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson.
NJ and Mrs : 2 COMBS. Mr.. and Mrs.
II watson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bur
hank. Mir. and Mrs. q. /. Dodge. Ar. and
Mrs. :. T. Kasson. Mr. and Mrs Could
Mr. and Mrs Frank Parker. Mrs. Buchsn-
a. Mrs o. q Root. Mrs. T.. Preston,
Mrs. Lizzie Lipsky, Mss Helen Watson,
Ms cora watson, Miss Estsila Lpsky.
Miss May Watson. Miss Helen 9. Wat
son. Mr. Lewelly Morrison. Miss Mamie
skinner. Miss Jennie Herren. Miss Lizzie
Herren. Miss Rose Archambault Miss
Helen Cowie. Miss Rachel Hyiand. Miss
Jessie Hurd. Miss Grace Hurd. Miss Dot
sia smith. Miss Nettie Lipsky, Miss Marie
T.frSlv Mr. samuel H0yt Mr. ". r
fe.-fys- Mr.. r COMBS Mr.. Q. y. JU-
ker. Mr. NJ. Clark. Mr.. r. q. Coulter
wr + Gasch. Mr. J. II. Lynch. MIR
: Hardin. Mr. A Lipsky. Mr. Il. II.
stretch Mr.. A. stretch. Mr.. Hilary But
Ior ana Mr.. Philip Morrison.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Green's Reception.

4 reception was given by Mr. and Mrs.
John Green. of Springbrook to the friends
OF Mr. and Mrs. Fred Uder Saturday even
inc, August q Mrs. Uder is the daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs Green. and the recep-
ton was in honor Of her recent marriage.
The Inequalities Of the evening were adj
mirably dispensed, and the evening was a
pleasant one. Among those present were:
M and Mrs. John Green. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Prendergast. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Lowell Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Green. Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Tder. Mrs. Warner, Mrs.
Evan Hughes Mrs Ben Cade. Mrs. s. TT.
Harvey. Mrs. Belle Hawk, Miss Lena Di-
gel. Miss Lizzie Digel. Miss Hannah
Hughes. Miss Minnie Schenk, Miss Pearl
Schenk. Miss Relld Wilson, Miss Nellie
Hart. Miss Bertha Lancaster. Miss Ruhe
Lancaster Miss Rasie Cade. Miss Marie
Iddings. Mr.. Harry Lancaster. Mr.. Ed
ward Lancaster. Mr.. Edward Green. Mr..
George Green, Mr.. TABOR Tddings, Mr.
Thomas Iddings, NJ. Homer Clark. Mr..
Alfred Stevenson. Mr. William Stevenson,
ar Lloyd Wilson. Mr.. James Wilson. Mr..
August Triviere. Mr. Charles Pettv Mr.
Moses Lancaster, Mr.. Martin Smith and
Mr.. l. Stevens
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
birthday and Surprise Party.

Some Of the numerous friends Of Mr.
and Mrs Daniel r. Hawley gave them a
surprise party at their pleasant home IN
Latora Monday evening. IL was indeed
2 surprise 20 them. for they had not the
least intimation OF coming events until
the jolly lunch-laden visitors knocked az
their door about s o'clock in the evening.
ON that day Mr. Hawley had reached the
sixty-ninth mile post in life's pilgrimage.
This was the occasion OF the vista lion.
The visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. J. T Ron
aid. Mr. and Mrs. . Jacobs. Miss Estella
Jacobs. Miss Donna Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Poole Nr. aud Mrs. Frank T Lee. Mrs.
Teeter Capt Johnson. AIRS. Pierce, Mr.
a Clark Mr.. aud Mrs Booth, Mr. and
Mrs. John r. poncy and Mr.. and Mrs
Siwons0n. After the congratulations were
over. Mr. J. r. Ronald was elected master
81 ceremonies. and Mr. .. Jacobs was ap-
pointed his assistant The refreshments
We're choice. varied and abundant. and a
pleasant time was spent by all. At II
O'Clock all said good night to Mr.. and Mrs.
HaVlcy. with added expressions Of many
good wishes for a long life continued
health and Astounding prosperity.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Uniform Rank. X. of p, social.

Friday was the anniversary Of the Uni
form Rank OF the Knights OF Pythias. and
throughout America was duly celebrated
by thousands Of uniformed Knights. In
this city Seattle Division, No. l, and
Rainier Division, No, Is, observed the &C
casion by inviting their friends 10 partici-
pate with them In a social and dance az
Stevens hotel hall. At O'Clock the hall
was comfortably well filled with Sir
Knights in uniforms and their friends. the
fair sex being in the majority. The line
for grand march was formed with Brig.
Gen. II. a Bigelow and Miss Davis in the
lead. followed by members OF his staff In
the order of their rank. An excellent pro-
sramme was given by Prof. Wagner and
his assistants. but no number was en-
joyed SO well as the Observation-Disclosures
March, rendered by the author. Mr.. Sol
Asher. on the piano. Those present We're:
Mrs. J. T. Gimour. Mrs. Maggie Bullock,
Mrs. q. A. Blankenship. Mrs. Il. F. Hick-
man. Mrs. w. c. Brant. Mrs. F. F. LOTUS,
Mrs. r. Carstens. Mrs. J. NJ. Kissler, Mrs.
H. Bode. Mrs. NJ. Christensen, Mrs. a.
+. Weinberg. Mrs. NJ. A. Harkins. Mrs. j.
A. Ladd. Mrs. Ella Abbott. Mrs A. W.
Kuntz. Mrs. L. NJ. Cul5erson. Mrs. g.
Emil Lerch. Mrs. j. n. Schafer, Mrs. F.
r. Jacobson. Mrs. ~. G. Davis. Mrs. w.
y. Brewster. Mrs. Z. Weber. Mrs. II. j.
T.urchins, Mss Sarah Jones. Miss Edna
Mitchell. Miss Julia Mitchell. Miss Belle
Brant. Miss Essie Kinney, Miss Nettie
Beck Miss Bessie Stewart. Miss Myrtle
IIarkins, Miss Sadie Brewster. Miss
Blanche Brewster. Miss Eva Ralph. Miss
Mabel McGregor. Miss Katie Hoega. Miss
Alice Collins. Miss Jessamne Gardner.
Miss Ada Buck Miss Ida Robinson, Miss
Schafer Miss Allie Poole, Miss Ger
trude Ward. Miss +. NJ Bode. Miss
Marguerite Bode. Miss Mary Hersla
MISS Hodge Carlson, Miss Nellie
Clarke. Miss Emma Marion, Miss Anna
Pike, Miss Buck, Miss Jessie Hubbart.
Miss Mae Proctor. Mr.. II. A. Bigelow. Mr..
F. r. Ferguson. Mr.. J. XIII. Mr.. y. F.
Gardner. Mr.. 2. d. Callahan, Mr.. T.
SwartZ. Mr.. r Grady. Mr. y. 4. Wedeen.
Mr.. ". p. Henry. Mr.. Z. Carstens, Mr.
Alex Carstens. Mr.. f. v. Drury. Lieut.
J. NJ. kissler. Mr.. Charles Black,
Capt. z. j Reardon. Capt. 3. w
Smith, Mr. y. g Mitchell. Mr.. 4. W
Kuntz. Mr.. w 5 Newton, Mr. \ c.
Craft, Mr.. J. J. Lamont. Mr.. II. n. Wheel
or. Mr. J. y. Schafer. Mr.. J. \. Ladd. Mr.
F. y. Gilmer, Mr.. +. l.. Hull Mr.. ". W
Mckay. Mr., Il. +, Hickman, Mr.. y G
Davis, Lieut.. John Stringer. Mr.. l.. r.
Lyon. Mr.. Levi .. Smith. Mr.. r. Rumph
Mr.. II. W. Stevens. Mr. 4. r. Cava-
naugh, Mr. \. Z. Weinberg. Mr. y X
Smith. Mr. J. T. GIlmour. AIr G. A
Bia2kensh.p. Mr.. =. L. jacobson. Mr. w
c. Brant. Mr.. n s Ward. SIR. F. z. Loft
tus. Mr.. J. =. Slater. Col. w. C. Ronald
Mr.. .. VI. Moore. Mr.. +. /. Foreman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Enory-De Wolfe.

The consamnaailou OF good taste was
SHOWN u the quiet. hat refined, tone watch
characterized the arrangements for the
marriage Of M George Meade Emory
and Miss Josephine neNalfs. The narri-
age took place az the home 81 the bride $
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick :. ne-
Wolfe. on the southwest corner 81 Depot
and Third streets. on Wednesday evening
at O'Clock. Only few friends and reia-
tives were present among the latter being
Judge $. peWolfe and Miss Devote. Of
Montana. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. David Claiborne Garrett. rector Of
ST. Mark parish. IN accordance with the
impressive ritual Of the Protestant Epis-
copal church. MIR. and Mrs. Emory went
for a quiet wedding Journey 70 Victoria
and thence 10 Banff. whence they viii re-
turn this week. They viii be at home to
their friends within few days AT PA Ban
ner street. their new home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Mrs. Curtis. whist Party

A pleasant whist party was SIvea We'd
nes1ay evening IN honor Of Ir. and Mrs.
]. T.. ChilheTg by Mrs J. =. Curtis as
sisted By her daughter, Miss Lizzie Cox.
The house was prettiiy decorated with ivy
and roses. Progressive whist was the
leading amusement Of the evening. The
first prizes were won by Mr.. Chiiherg ard
Mrs a X. Shreve. and the BOBBY prizes
by Miss Emma Cochran and Mr.. 4. ".
shreve- After the distribution OF the
prizes refreshments We're served The
following guests were present. Dir. and
Mrs. ]. Huhbeii. Mr.. and Mrs II. W.
Brooks. AIR. and Mrs J. +. Chilberg. Mr..
and Mrs. w. V. Rinehart. Mr. and Mrs.
\. r. Shreve, Mr.. and AIRS. y. Driscoll.
Mrs. L \. Terrence, Mrs \. T. Robert
sor. Miss g. Miller. Mr.. G. Blanchard. Mr..
Edward {. Cheasty and Mr.. W. +. Hum
nhrev.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Mrs. sleeves Party.

= Mrs. John A Sleeves gave a party az
her home. No. 22oi Sixth street Tuesday
evening in honor of her sister. Hiss Black
burn, of Vancouver. y. G. and Miss Bart
ley. Of Williamsburg. Mo. The evening
was passed in merry games and social
conversation. interrupted only by the serv-
ing OF refreshments and by the reluctant
departure of the guests. Those present
were: Mrs. John a. Sleeves. Mrs. Gibbs.
Miss Marie Blackburn. Miss BARLEY. Miss
Clara Kennedy. Miss Julia Marcy OF Day
ton Ohio. Mr.. Gibbs. Mr.. Mcneil, of VAN
couver. r. C. Mr.. c. NJ. Blaknev. MIR.
Stanley Edwards Mr.. s. II. Vincent, Mr..
Fred r. Burch and Mr.. Mcdonald.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Observation-Disclosures.

The residence of Rev. r. r. Powell. SIS
NcCaire street. was the scene OF a quiet
wedding Sunday afternoon. when he per-
formed the marriage ceremony for Mr..
4. J. Faulkner. OF Olympia. and Miss
Mr.. Faulkner IS the city attorney OF
Olympia. and during his two years resi-
dence in that city has won an enviahie
reputation in his profession. He first
met Miss Fahnestock when they were
Schoolmates In the Troy high school. To
add TO the romance which was the out
growth Of their association IN school life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Southland. both Of
whom were former Schoolmates Of the
bride and groom, were also present At the
wedding 10 renew old mountaineering
and extend their congratulations and
good wishes for the future.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01

Mr. Homer = Turner. % Rotheu. s;r.
Turner Is a school teacher. and bears IN
excellent reputation IA both his profess
sto1al ant private life. His bride = a r.
cent graduate fram the high school Il
this cisy, sna only 3 few weeks ago size
PASSED successfully the severe exauain&-
ton for teachers certificates Those rrvs-
ent at The wedding were: Mr.. and Mrs,
.. " Murphy Mr. Henry Lusghaff. Mr.
and Mrs. a W Pratt, Mr.. ~ n Means.
Mrs. J. :. Wethersee. Mss Lucy g. Pratt.
Mr.. II. r Pratt Miss Mabel Ward. Mss
Annie Turner. Miss Alice Turner. Mrs n.
J. Pierce and the Officiating clergyman.
Rev. n J Pierce, Mr.. and NrS Turner
VIII make their home near RothelL
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01

The friends OF MI and Mrs T. T. Clark
gave them a surprise ar their home on
Duwamish river. near Black River June
tior. Friday evening and the pleasant
entertainment which followed was tho So
cial event OF the season in those parts.
Though completely surprised. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clark were equal 70 the occasion.
and II any one OF the guests failed 30
enjoy himself IL vas his own fault. 1
substantial Iuuch was spread. and music.
dancing and cards afforded entertain
r2ent for all Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs john McFste. Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Kelly. Miss Naufe NcFate. NJ.
and Mrs William Campbell. MIR john
MoFate jr.. Mr.. Ira Anderson. Miss Lew
IS Mac Donald. Miss Bertha McFate,
Master Everett Flescher. Miss I.eota
Flescher Mr. c. NJ Robbins. NJ Thomas
Fitzgerald. Miss Irene Flescher. Mr.. J.
Sweet Mr. Roy Campbell. Master Willie
Campbell. Master Fred Clark, Miss Edith
clark. Mr. John Winchester. Mrs James
English. Master While Macdonald Mr..
and Mrs r. Mclaughlin. Mr.. Frank An
deTson and others
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A Surprise Party.

When the steamer Lydia Thompson ar
rived at the City dock Tuesday evening
"A pleasant surprise awaited Capt. Worth.
the occasion being his birthday. \ party
of twenty was delightfully."- entertained
by the jovial captain and the other Off
GERS Of the boat Games were INDUCED in
until a late hour. when the party ad-
iourned TO the diuing-room 10 partake
of a feast of watermelon. \ few hand
some gifts were presented the captain as
tokens Of kind regard, and the party left
wishing him many happy returns Of the
day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Grandma VOLTS birthday.

Mr.. and Mrs u. \. Holden escorted a
party of friends across Lake Washington.
near Ross station. Sunday. 10 celebrate
Grandma Woif's seventv-second birth
day. She received in honor OF the day
many presents. All had lunch baskets
Wen filed, and substantial lunch WAS
spread on the verania. AmnC those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Holden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams. Mr. and
Mrs. Meahorn. Mrs. schultz and the
Misses Schultz. Mrs. NJ. +. Greer. of
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Holden.
Mrs. Il MetZger. OF North Yakima. Mr.
and Mrs. Wolf Master Frank Cochran.
Ella and Jennie Cochran. MIR. and Mrs
r. J. Frankfort. and Mr., and Mrs. f. A.
Scatter.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Picnic at Rayenua Park.

An enjoyable picnic was held al Ravenna
park Wednesday. The chief amusements
were various games. enjoyed by old and
young alike. after which good luncheon
was served. Those present were: Mrs.
f. F. Garrett. Mrs. T. H. Campbell. Mrs.
s. u. Bear. Mrs. James Cranney. Mrs. O..
J. Cranney. Mrs. T. VI. Crannev, Miss
Helen Stewart. Miss Mary Garrett, Miss
Annabelle Campbell. Miss Lettia Garrett,
Miss Belle Cranney. MIR. Joseph Garrett,
Mr. James Cranney and Mr. I. NJ. Gran
ney. At 6 o'clock the party started for
home. having thoroughly enjoyed the days
outing.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
TENNIS TEA.

Hon George Hyde Preston. OF Seattle
is q frequent contributor TO the magazines
Iiis latest poetical effusion appeared Il
Puck, accompanied nv a full-page lilustra
ton. II is ak follows:
A tennis court
some pretty sport
The lawn Is bright with gazsrsI
And pouring tea.
So daintily.
Are pretty girls in blazsrs-
'RattlinE voliey'''
''This is jolly"
GOOD playing At the net!>
mo cream for your
One lump. or two
For really forget
'Ycs: she's prettyi
What a pity
She hasn't any sense-'
The men don't care
Oh. see' look there
THAT rally was immense!'
can Harry play?
Weli-in a way
Too snort 20 have much reachr'
"You think my gown
poem IN brown
Thanks. for that pretty speech.'
Jack, YOU here. too.
50 nlre ~ YOU
To stroll ia on orr tea
Please drop nv hand.
Thevii understand
Don't look that way at me-.
IT'S game ard set"
'f0u won't forget -
Her eyes seek his above;
Hes won the game
Though All the same
His only score is '1oye"'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-01
Iunior Enworth League Reception.

The Junior Epworth League of the Mad
ison street Methodist Episcopal church en-
tertained its friends Friday evening at
pleasant reception. during which an ex-
cellent musical and literary programme
was rendered. Eight Junior boys and girls
rendered the Junior League chorus. Rect
tatious were given by Miss Gertrude Gias-
cock. Miss Madge Finley. Miss Carrie Will
more and Master Walter Yotk The musi-
cal numbers on the programme were given
by Miss Ella Johnson. Miss Edith Thomp-
son. Miss Mary Elrod. Miss Fannie Starr.
Miss Dema Gill, Miss Nettie holland and
Miss Stewart.
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Yachting Party.

Yacht Kelpie. Capt j. a. Hatfield. took
a distinguished party of pleasure-seekers
to Port Blakeley Sunday. An enjoyable
day was spent seeing the sights OF the big
mill and shipyard. Among the guests were,
Judge c. II. Hanford, Attorney Silas W.
Petit. Of Philadelphia, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
f. Sander. Miss Jackson, Mrs. Metcaife.
Mr. Frank r IngeTsoll, Mr.. Moore, Mr..
Charles Hatfield Mr. Edward Hanford.
Mr. Ralph Hanford Mr.. Carl Mcknight
and Mr.. Samuel ]. Tilden Russell.
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Fremont Outing Party.

4 marty Of Fremont people spent A very
ENJOYABLE day Wednesday at kinnear
park Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs J. II. Becker. AR and Mrs. c.
A. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. VI. d. Morrison.
Mrs. r. A Bean. Mrs. s. Edna Marsh,
Miss Testa Morrison. Miss Klttie Brooks.
Master Ia Brooks. Master Logan Becker
Master I'd. Brooks. Master Logan Becker,
and Master Lester Marsh.
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ADMINISTRATION.

Snohomish. Aug. 31.-Special.-ProfW W.
Vaughn Arthur. one of Seattle's best
known violnists. to the surprise OF his
host OF friends, was. on August Il, united
in marriage at Snohomish To Miss Iuen
Harrison. Miss Harrison is the daughter
Of Phineas Harrison. -. y. one of the
pioneers of this county. The happy cou-
ple left for Port Townsend and Victoria
yesterday and win spend their honeymoon
upon British soil.
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NelSou-.IeuSeu.

Mr. Oxel l.. Nelson. Of Clinton. Island
county and Miss Maggie g. Jensen. Of
Cedar Home, county of Snohomish. were
married AZ the residence of the officiating
clergyman. Rev. John +. Damon 40 Fifth
street Seattle. Friday. August 80. 1896. at
2;3o y. m. in the presence OF few friends.
Miss l.. Jaw Richardson rendered some
choice and timely selections on the piano.
and Miss May Horne was one OF the wit
nesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson VIII make
their home al Clinton.
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Mrs Rehert Moran. Mrs. r 6o9inr. sErs.
G =. Compton. Mrs II r Compton.
Mrs. Fletcher Mrs. a v Campbell. Mrs.
Aeernethy. Mrs. Roberts Mrs Il X f-ati-
inner. Mrs. II w Durans. Mrs. H IL
Arnes. Mrs. Al G. Knight. Mrs Ida
knight. Mrs. Edward Miller. Mss Ru3f
Mrs Smith. Mrs. Hin. Miss Dean. Miss
k5llen. Miss La;inaer. Miss Marsha Latt-
Ter. from Fremont. Mrs Bartlett and
Mrs. Wilder. and from Ballard. Mrs.
Wood and Airs. johnson.