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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06

The entertainment ard social given by
che ladies' OF the First Presbyterian
church On New Years night proved a
great success ard a large audiences was In
attendance 3frs. r. d. Van Wagenen
opened with q Heleetson from Rach's fIf5h
violin sonata and her finished rendition
was enthusiastically received she wae
followed by Miss Elizabeth j. Cartwright.
sho favored the audience with 'sBchbie
Shafto." not the .e!l-seEown nursery Bob
Bis but new one, fusl Of pasEos. Later
size reeited tire Sioux Chiefs Daughtsr."
a very strong piece. produced with dra-
matte effect. and as an encore What My
Lover Said" This was Miss cartwrights
Introduction to q Seattle audience. She
was warmly received ard her circle OF adj
mlrsrs was Increased by several hundred.
Mrs. r. v. Bell charmingiy rendered a
beautiful vocal selection and an encore Ia
German she has a wonderfully clear.
smooth soprano A strong bass solo. "out
On the Deep was sung by the well
known vocalist. Dir. W. 8. pond. who was
compelled % supplement 1t with an en-
core. Mr.. +. L. McAllaster. formerly OF
Detroit. bat aow resident here. a talented
tenor, sang '.Pespiex.sy." by Abt. and
then, In self defense. by reason OF aS)-
pause. THE Kings Champion The pro-
gramne closed with tabteaux. under the
directioa CT Mrs. Calvin II. Hagan, who
certainly proved her superior artistic en-
dowments. The platform wag 6raped and
cnrtained In dark green, and wnen iiIu-
mined by coiored lights. produced a
charming effect. The first tableau. IAN
EtruScan Vase" represented a beautiful
piece Of white marble statuary. a large
vase with Miss May Kelley as the handle.
The second tah.eau was apropos OF the
season. THE Farewell Of the Year" The
old year. In black, seated on her throne,
rises and slowly retires. giving place to
the new year. Ia white. who advances
With an air OF new born authority. The
old year ives represented by Miss May
Kelley and new year by her sister Bessie.
both perfect IN their parts. A social with
refreshments completed the evening.
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Tn. Lotu. club Ea,er..ined.

Mrs. C. NJ. Rivers entertained the Lotus
club on Thursday afternoon at her cozy
home on Rose street. Two hours were
pleasantly passed In playing progressive
whist. the head prize being won by Miss
Rlgelow and the consolation prize by Mrs.
Kuntz. A dainty lunch was served at
5 o'clock. The ladies' constituting the
Lotus club are. Mrs. II. N. Miles. Mrs.
Miller. Mrs. o. S. I.anning. Mrs. +. +.
Stevens, Mrs. A. NJ. Stitch, Mrs. II. A.
Bigelow, Mrs. K. M. Culbertson, Mrs. II.
ID. Wheeler, Mrs Lerch, Mrs. kuntz, Mrs.
c. NJ. Rivers, Mrs. Windsor, Mrs. F. NJ.
Wheeler. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Mand, Miss
Blgeiow. Miss Witherell and Miss Hattie
Shears.
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L,d.... u..sea. e,ab cene.r..

The Ladies Musical club gave Its
monthly concert In the Riaiso hall yes
terday afternoon. and the interesting pro-
gramms secured for the vocal and In
strumentai performers hearty encores
from the ladies' In attendance. Ths PRO
grannae IN fun was as follows:
Piano solo. Mrs Frank Black.
Selection, Rainier Mandolin club.
Gal Sleep Little BABY Of Nine" Dem
nee. Oh Sweetheart" Lyons. Miss Lot
tie Sesdon-
Piano solo. "Beefhoven's First SYM
phonie." Allegro movement, Mrs. Matt
hews.
Selections, Rainier Mandolin club
Lass Dich Lieben." Araiti. Mr.. Frank
Atkins.
Duet. "Gondellied." Mrs Farrell and
Mrs. King.
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Clxrke-Easton.

Mr.. Ruggles c. Clarke. of Nicomen. e.
c.. was united in marriage TO Mrs. Mar
garet Easion. of Westminster. b. c., on
December p. at 1si2 Marion street, by the
Rev. Alexander Alison. d. D. The bride
had been East on a visit to her sister In
Montana and it was arranged that the
bridegroom should meet her in Seattle on
the homeward journey and there have the
knot tied. Mr.. Clarke Is a substantial
farmer In Nicomen and the bride a lady
in every sense qualified to make hina
happy. The married pair left on Monday
for their home In British Columbia
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Tn. s.ar ctun,. seeial.

Ga Friday evening the Seattle Stag
Glib gave another Of its delightful
sezEass, notwithstanding the inclemency
OF the weather. Many attended
ara enjoyed dancing until a late hour.
arsong them beng Miss Kate Fields.
aisss Gretchen Lokse, Miss Lottie Cove.
Miss Lizzie SeIIeger, Miss Glen Hiatt.
Miss Maud Hiatt. Miss Lulu Boyd, Aiss
Nellie Holmes Miss Lulu Baker. Mss
Esta Alexander. Miss Mamie Long. Miss
Ada Mcfarland. Miss Maud Seymour.
Miss AIDA Seymour. Miss Belle Woods
worth. Miss Mae Bel Sheahan. Mr. Harry
Leland. jr.. Mr.. Charles r. Johnston.
Mr.. c. Harry MCGOWAN, Mr. J. ID. VIII
son, Mr. j. f. Gabriel. Mr. A. KistIer,
Mr.. W. e. Delano. Of Mukilteo. Mr.. j. L.
Daniels. Mr.. III. waido Richardson. Mr.. Ed
Herring. Mr.. y. v. wheelock. Mr.. H W.
Stoves. Mr.. Sumner Baldwin. Mr.. Harry
CooksuE. Mr.. William Riley. Mr.. Fred
Connei, Mr.. John f. Wheeler. SIR. Dan
ManshaIs. Mr.. Charles Rice. Mr.. Edgar
A. Green. Mr.. O. Louis De Mers, Mr..
G. H. Dennis
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Stoe.t- larry.

Mr.. William Stoelt and Mrs. Nellie
Barry, both of this city, called at the
home of the officiating clergyman, John
f. Damon. 80 Fifth street, Seattle, Tues
day evening. January ], 1886. and were
duly married. Miss Maud Lyons serving
her friend as bridesmaid and Mr.. John
O'Rourlse as groomsman. After the cere-
mony In the presence OF several witnesses
Miss Lyons rendered several appropriate
selections on the piano exquisiteiy choice.
Mr. and Mrs. Stoelt Will be at home, lis
Temperance street.
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Thursday evening, December q. sur
prise was given to Miss Eveiina Williams
at the residence OF J.. Il. Reed at Star
Lake. A pleasant evening was spent IN
playing games. Refreshments were
served. Miss Williams has just COM
p;eied three months term OF school at
S.ar Lake. The following persons were
present: AR William Paul, Mr.. William
Crotss. Mr.. C. II. crofts. Mr.. F. p. Craw-
ford. Mr.. John Reed. Mr.. George Spur
geo7. Mr.. Irwin Crotts, Mr.. John Fred
rickson. Mr.. Arthur Fredrickson. Mr..
Richard Fredrsckson. Mr.. S. Eberheart.
Mr.. T. o. Williams. AIR. o. c. Fred
rickson. Mr. Russell Crawford. Mr.. Z. w.
Reed. Mr.. J. T. Reed. Mrs. 4. =. Craw-
ford. Mrs. C. III. Crotts. Mrs. George
Sturgeon. Mrs o. c. Fredrickson. Mrs.
Rosa Churchill. Mrs. J. T. Reed. Miss
Sadie lie Wake, Miss May Belle lie Wake.
Miss May Crotts, Miss Burmese Spurgeon,
Miss Mabel Ford. Miss Vera Churchill
Mss LYDIA Churchill. Miss Cora Reed.
Miss Alice Reed.
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The Christmas csntata given by the
children in the Sons % Temperance hail
last Monday evening at Star Lake was
a decided success aboE; 40 peopls being
pres~at. TIE ehifd-e1 deserve much
credit for the way sn which !. was rsn-
Gere-I The haa was decorated with cedar
ard the rev chandelier furnished by
star Lake division Scas 90 TeEsre~anee.
illuminated the hall very nicely.
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DIR. Marion. w.,ea nigh. PARTY.

A party OF MERRY young folks was
gathered az DR.. Marion's residence last
Monday night 10 speed the dying year
and welcome the new year. The evening
was pleasantly enjoyed with cards,
dancing and refreshments. Those present
were: Dr. and Mrs. A. y. Marion. Mr.
and Mrs. A. II. Fink. Mrs Tiilnfan. Miss
Mabel Mc6Tegor. Miss Nellie Russell,
Miss May Ncislrey. Miss Lucille Marion.
Mr.. James McElroy. Ir. EEnrnet Russell,
Mr.. Fl. c. Baxtan, Mr.. l.. III. Wheeler,
Mr. Artnond Marion and Mr.. Little.
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The committee IN charge Of the New
Years reception 81 the Y. ~ z. =.
igfc3lded: Mr.. G.. r. Haniey. 81 -
Christian Esnieavor Union. Mr. w. W
Siborthill. OF the Epworth i'eas, -
Union; Miss Lulu Peters and sir1- ="
I'll. Fonda. OF the Ladies' Aaxi''aiy
the Y. M. C. A.. and SIR Firth 49,. -.
secretary OF the Y. NJ. C. a. keffssn,
fnents we're served ard deiish1A''
programme was ren3srsd
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sr,s. m.i,b !. what Party.

A delightful drive whist party was
given last evening by the Misses Maltby
at their home on Suffer street, in honor
OF MI. and Mrs r. A. Palmer, or New
York. Mrs. Conway winning the first
ladies' prize, Mr.. Callahan the first prize
for gentlemen, Mr.. Palmer and Mrs.
Burns receiving the BOBBY prizes. Coffee
was served at ii o'clock and among the
company present were the following: Mr..
and Mrs r. A. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
ID. Bruins, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Pres
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Conway. Mrs. Amelia
Boyer, Misses Seaton, Mr.. ard Mrs. John
Maltby, Mr.. Frank Maltby. Mr.. Alien
Maltby. Mr.. Ned Maltby, Rev. Mr.. II. A.
Dexter and Mr.. Callahan.
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At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Miller. AZ Rollin street. party OF friends
assembled 10 watch the old year out and
the new year In. They passed the even
Ing pleasantly. playing cards and telling
fortunes. after which light refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. ]. II. Miller. Mrs. C. 81. Martin.
Mas Alice Anthony. Miss Cora Luff. Miss
Ethel Miller. Miss Bertha Martin. Miss
Leaa Martin. Miss Mo9lie Miller. Mr.. Van
Taylor. Mr.. Ben Swesey. Mr.. Jack Cody.
Master Halle Van yaikenberg. Master
Eddie Martin.
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The Aloha Cab held its mldw,nts
reception on Monday afternoon III ths
residence OF Mrs. Parsons. A snefe
delightful house than this one fer saea
func1oms could not be found, and IL
Mrs. Parsons Is serving her third yssr
as president OF the Aloha Club ii
members have almost come to look uo-
on her home as the clubs home. ThsFe
We're fully forty nrembers of the caA
present on this occasion and between
fifty and sixty visitors. The vast rocsns
were decorated with vines and wrea;As
and garlands in delightful arrangement
everywhere. tied with satin ribbons q
the club colors. violet and gold. IN
social committee, consisting Of Ms4
George Browne. Mrs. Hlscock. Nh
Raynor. Mrs. Wagner and Mrs. Msrt;hl
received the guests in the spacious hall
After all were arrived Mrs. Browne
chairman of the committee. annoear1d
the numbers as they occurred on III
programme. Light refreshments wefs
seved and an hour passed In social con
verse. after which the company a.
persed.
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Tomorrow the New Arlington French
restaurant will serve another OF their
special Sunday dinners from 4 To- $50 D.
m. These dinners are becoming so poru-
lar that they advertise themselves. We
desire to call attention to the quality
OF this meal ana the low price. IL Ia
the best dianer 10 be had sa Seattle for
80 cents. a bottle OF fine Zinfandel for
free with each dfurer. Don't forget the
place. New Arlington, lis South Thlr9
gtraet
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A New Years party vas given by Mrs
J. III, Wallace az her Residence, Aaxs Taylor
street, last Tuesday. TS<e evening was
was pleasantly xE~sls IN singing. daasing
and Playing whist Refreshments were
served az q isse hear Thcse present
wprss Mr. aad Nrs. Capt. J. II. Wallace.
Mrs ana Airs. L. Lamp. Hiss Francis
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Co1ura axded snueh 90 the enjoyment u
she evening Those present were. Pro-
fessor ard Mrs A. J. saoke, Miss MAY
well, Miss Ewing. Miss Toote. Miss May
nard. Miss c0bzrn. Mss Baraghs-. the
assse< Ca6sen. Miss coner. Miss Baker.
the Misses Hurd. Mss Watson. Mass
Tragazer. Miss T-eer. Mss Eek. Mr..
Egisr. AFR. Waldo Snoke. Mr.. Conner.
LIZ. Hardin. afr. HawIey. Dir. Ewipg. Sir
crosssanf. Mr. Tucker. MS- Kirk~Hays.
Ne. Anderson. Mr. r. p. $. Phillips. DR..
W. L. Ludlow, Mr.. Walter Mcclure.
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Mr.. and Mrs R.sia.on,x partr

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Robinson enter
tanned party of friends at their beauti-
full home on Queen Anne hill on Christ
mas night. The evening was passed
pleasantly With music and dancing. At
IL p. m. an elegant lunch was served in
the spacious dining-room. Those present
were Capt. and Mrs. Clough, Mr. NJ E.
CIough. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Price OF Port
Biakeiey. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Moran, Mr..
and Mrs. Sherman Moran, Mr. and Mrs.
Crow. Mr.. AID Mrs. Pratt. Mr.. and Mrs
G.. L. Robinson. Miss Jones. Mr.. Joe
Robinson, Mr. Oscar Lee, Miss Gutherie.
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Tn. or,n.n. Hem,mh.r.s.

The Orphans home was not forgotten
on New Years day. Judging from the
many presents sent there for the benefit
o. the children The following gifts were
lately received by the ladies OF the home:
From Mrs r.. c. Eeafeider. one box Of
aprles and Ave dozen orangex: Mrs C.
A. Asslerson. a bundle of clothing. Airs.
n. n. Lewis. a book case, from AIRS. \.
1t. Rroakes. a paFsor chcr. frun Mrs 81.
r. Backus. bali dozen pairs ot Stockings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Cranston Potter opened
their charming home on "Wednesday
evening for a dinner. at which tweiys
guests surrounded the mahogany ard
enjoyed a most exquisite repast. Later
In the evening other guests arrived. And
music held sway until a late hour.
The dinner cards bore The fo.zowink
names: Mr.. and Mrs. d. X. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Tillinghast. Mssa
Tllinghast. Miss Rowe. Miss KersAas,
DR.. Grant Hicks. Mr.. John S. Bake.
Mr.. Frank Clark and Mr.. and Ma
Potter. Among the after-dtnner vikit'
ors were Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Y. Caexay,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Hiscock. Mr., ard
Mrs. c. Il. Hurley. Mr.. and Mrs I
w. Anderson and Mr.. and Mrs. Geuss
Browne.
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A New Years sarnr,.s r.r.v.

a surprise party was gwen On New
Years algs, at sAe hosne 81 Miss Lydia
7asmpsoa. daughter ct Capt and 2rs.
] r. Thompson. IA hoaor OF her frlaad,
Miss Aasca Garry. cf F'aIvAaven. Tire
guests weFs; Miss Elsa Powers. Miss
Alta caxan&n. NAss Cara Bronson. Ass
L-ysa-ss E'agoTnFsoa, Masters Wallace Bow.
NseteE csr$an. Mark Curtis, Fred Broa~
soa @s3 George Thompson.
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COMING EVENTS.

The ladies' Of the Orphans home will
give tea next Thursday.
Miss George Wrestling viii shortly
lsave for a trip 10 the East.
The Tuesday readers viii renew their
sessions on The sth at the residence Of
Miss E. e. Bu~weH
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Mia. Ernest.ns oIney,s Party.


SOCIAL uoa
Miss Ernestine Olney gave q party last
Friday evening in honor OF Miss Mollie
D'Jorup. The evening was devoted to
games aud other social pleasures. includ-
ing refreshments. Tho guests were. Miss
Mollie D'JorGp. AIlss Hettie D'Jorup, Miss
George D'Jorup. Miss Georg.na Ham,
mer, Miss Charlotte Hammer. Miss Helen
Jackson. Miss Ernestine olney. Captain
Burns, Mr.. Walter Aiken, Mr.. Peter
D'Jorup. Mr.. Fred Askens Mr.. Ernest
Giimer. Mr.. Jessie Olney, Mr.. Moses Oh
ney. Captain and Mrs. Jackson.
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Macdonald Henry.

Mr.. William Archibald Macdonald and
Miss Emma Nelly Henry were quietly
married at Snohonlisn last Thursday.
January 3. 1895. at the residence of the
brides sister, Mrs. Snyder. Mr.. and
Mrs. Macdonald left for an extended
trip East and will be at home to their
friends In this city after April L
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Dancing Party at Avonaai..

A party OF about fifty young people
enjoyed dancing party given at the
Avondaie school house New Years eve.
dancing the old year out ard the new
year IN. At the stroke OF midnight three
cheers were given for the incoming yeIir.
and after a beautiful supper dancing was
resumed until near daylight.
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A surprise party was gsven Mss Slrpha
Dye az Der as~eats' Srssn Lake rsxs8ence
ca New Texsrfs evening. Games nsazse
sSs coavsrsattsn made the eveatag pass
very quickly. AZ ss.se a@saetaus luncheon
was sssvej. AEssng slsese present were
Mss Easserly. Mss Tselghsaa. MISS Lizzie
tassssksss. Aass I've. Miss rseEsy saAnScn.
sfzSs hasse sss4sEs. Miss Mamie 1roeker.
Mss " iania Rogers. Miss ssl4szse VIII
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ueherIinr-Gei.x

Mr.. ID. W. Heherling. OF Seattle, and
Miss Mile Cess. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. a. Cess. CT Chicago. were married
in the latter city Christmas day, Tuesday.
December o. 1894. Mr.. and Mrs. Heber-
ling are on their way to Seattle ana will
be at home TO their friends at 2o25 Fourth
street.
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szns, AEss Lossse wccis. Mss Ella
Wheeler, Mss Pearl Cooper. Miss Lille
wsnnsnghan. Miss crpssa Dye. Mr.. Ar
thur Larson. Mr.. T. II. Brown. Mr. J.
Parker. Mr.. Fred Lawrence. Mr.. Win
Ask. Mr. gcy Denny. Mr.. Albert Buhtz.
Mr.. ". Courtney. Mr. ice Winnlnsnazs.
Mr. Richard Dcwnie. Mr. Howard Wood.
Mr.. Con Gepfert. Mr.. James Quinn. Mr..
Alexander Larson, Mr. Melvin Denny.
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.Jnhnsnn.Iar.nn

Mr. Charles A. johnson. OF Franklin,
and Miss Elizabeth Larson. OF Black raa-
mond, were married In this city Sasur-
day. January s. 1885. at the residence OF
the officiating clergyman. aev. II. III.
Larson. Is2I Fifth street.
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New Tear NJ IN. yes,.r Home.

The ladies' OF the Sarah B. Yesier Home
entertained a goodly number OF their
friends on New Years afternoon and
evening. The evening was spent in mu.
sic and games very profitably by all
who participated. At a late hour the
guests departed. wishing long and pres
porous life to the Sarah b. Yesler Home
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Mrs. BAKERS New Year P.rtv.

Mr.. and Mrs Herbert s. Baker enter.
tanned merry crowd OF young people
at their home on Yesler avenue New
Years eve. Whist was played till after.
the old year had departed. after which
dainty refreshments were served. and
dancing was continued till late hour.
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The Dinner uanss = Success.

The votaTies of the dinunar.a.....y
held their second set Of dsDaar. a
Tuesday evening. followed by 4 dans
at the residence of Mr.. Theodors gs.s'
aner. While no labor had been s,,s,.ss
in the arrangements of the ferrnsr s, S
casion two weeks previous, sin 4.
holly and nlistletoe were ws.<;rv :
Winch, conjoined TO the faxsin.slrs.
strains OF dance music and vim q.
hearts gladdened by the festive hal,,,s.
time. made the evening one aone ~ 4.
remembered by the participan<x ~.
five DINNERS were given by M al
Ms. w. v. Burial. aif. and Mrs. /. .
Manning, Mr.. and Mrs. c 3 Hur;sr
Mr. and Mrs. I. w. Anderson ana IS
and Mrs. Stuart Rice. The yors
ladies entertained at dinner were u
Dunlap. OF Portland; Miss Edith Ra.s
Miss Tillinghast, Misses Darnel. NJ
Bertha Evans. Miss kershaw. m.
Anderson, Miss Wallace, of par.,ass
and Miss MunSon. Anlong the run.ss.
men We're: AIr. Baker, Mr.. Frxah
Clark, Mr.. Amy. Mr. Benhasn. a.
Herbert Griggs. Mr.. Everett Crsru
Mr.. Theo Hosmer. Mr.. 7. b. walare
M. w. "A. Rice, Mr.. w Il. Bas4 TIA
married couples were: Mr. and M
Melbourne Bailey. Mr.. and Mrs. II.
Potter, Mr., and Mrs. A. X. H.scock
Mir. and Mrs. ID. X. Stevens and u,.
and Mrs Percy Dickinson.
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Drra. Wi,iiamss New Year Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Williams. recently.
OF London. entertained q few friends al.
dinner New Years evening at the Rain.
ier-Grand. The guests, besides the host.
ana hostess. were Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Radcliffe. Col. and Mrs. i. d. Mccatcheors
and Master Wallace Mudgett.
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Mrs. Hni's Yellow LuneAeon

last Wednesday afternoon to Miss Clark,
Miss Julia Hodge. Miss Mcknight. Mr.
Jessie Br.nker. Mr. e. Harold. Mr.. Grin
Ranke. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. w. d. o'Toole
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win=e-ostssen.

At the residence OF the offIciatlng
clergyman, Rev. John r Damon, $40
Fifth street, Seattle. on Saturday, jan
uary 5, lSa. Mr. Alfred III. Winge ind
Miss Bertha Ottesen.
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c. C. RarEleit a. Co.'S stock OF bankrupt
eiosslang from Port Townsend on sale az
Arthur Lssss. corner Pike aaa Fourth
szE@@sG
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A novel entertainment was gwen =
the men os ST. Lakes church
Wednesday evening at the paa.s,
hoase. The entire programme, inc. -
ing a delicsous supper. was furrizssa
by the participants. in which the 80 s
Ing Of oysters. coffee, etc. WAS aons q
the gentlemen. II was highly aisss
ciatsd by q good sized audience.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. Br.inerd.s Dinner.

Mr. and Mrs John Z. Cow. formerly
OF Washington, Penn, were entertained
at dinner by Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Brain.
erd last Wednesday. The decorations
were white chrysanthemarns and ssniiax.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs Cow.
Mrs. George H Hebron. Mr.. Charles +.
Mnnday. Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus T. "
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs Erastus Brainexd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06

Socially the week ~zs sn active cne.
st1s slfae being PLEASANTLY past Ia by peo-
spse n ala CLASSES with New Years din-
rsra and parties ard social dances The
h<Asy snow fall OF Wednesday night per-
1nifted those blessed with ssesghs 70 enjoy
for brief period some excellent eselgh-
tng. willis tie younger element entoyed
tob0xganuing In the upper part Of the
city. Aziosser source Of social pleasure
which was tispelIesf by the SNOW, how
ever. wAs skating on Green Lake. that
beauttfni sheet OF water afrording for
several days Escrious sport, tisat recalled
The more rugged winters of the Eastern
es&tex- A few weddings also marked the
incoming OF me new year. with many
more to be scleusnized before the Close
Of the month. In strictiy social matters
the 0stiook IL not ercouragins, and. a.
one society lady prt IL this last week:
I'VE are coaag 80 very little Ia society
mettsss fi1af esen calls are neglected. and
NE ara resortsnx % the use Of the teie-
Disone 70 Inaaise after one another"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06

Erarsn, Miss Grace youngr1sn. Mss NJ.
Dsppolt. Miss Hattie Mechanism, Ar.
A. Ertman. Mr.. II. Youngman. ar. =.
Green.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06

TX goes without saying that we are
advancing every year. bat the advance
fneEs IN dentistry for the past year has
been wonderful. II you wish 10 De con-
ytnces OF the fast call on DR.. A. E. Sex
ton. room 81. New York block. corner
Second and Cherry.