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The Howe birthday Party

Monday afternoon was the oecas,o, =,
pasasant company at the residence n,
-ar. ana Mrs George L. Howe. ais Nar,on
street ms being the birthday annlversa w
oi 'neir daughter. Ethel, aged Y wears
among those that spent a delightful after
noon noon were. Miss Blanch shaw. Miss Maud
SHAW. Miss Haley Haley. Miss Virgie Coz
nus, Alss Violet Hadley, Miss Marguerite
."So' MISS Pearl Martell, Miss Alberta
Miller. Miss Annie Warren. Miss r.raca
keiligan. Miss Leah Jones. Miss Annia
Eanahan. Miss Edith Darling. Miss rno
opfague, Miss Laura Harmon. Miss uvra
costlne, Miss May Dixon. Miss Neva Har-
ker, Miss Mabel Harker, Miss Lille Lubin.
Miss Irene Howe. Miss Ethel Howe. Mas
ter Vernon Scoones. Master Elmer Miller
and Master Glen Tfnsly.
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Mr. ualler.s Lake Excursion.

Mr. Theodore n. Halter entertained a
number OF his friends on board of his
yacht Neohfa on the evening OF July on
Lake Washington. The party left Madi-
son street wharf az o'clock and sailed
about the lake for several hours, landing
near Sand point. where a great hre was
started and the time gaily spent IN sing
ING and disposing OF refreshments. The
marty returned before midnight. Those
present were: Mrs. Alhertson, Miss De-
Wolfe. Miss Hodge. Miss Graves. Miss
Towles. Miss Murray, Mr.. George r Fay.
Mr.. George Folsom. MIR. t. n Halter MI.
y peIlv Mr.. George II. Preston.
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~. ,o.,er Turner's Boating Party.

ON las. Sunday a pleasant boating party
US rtven by Mr. Lester Turner on Lake
Washington on the yacht Rippie The
marty consisted Of: Mr- and Mrs X r
Nact-ulsky. AIRS Harvey. OF FalrhaNen
Miss strive. Miss Anna Turner. MISS Las
sic MscCulsky. Mr.. Lester tntnef, MI'
- STRIVE Mr.. Phil A. Falklnbufg
~ charles Turner. The boat lefi Nadi-
s,,n street wharf at II a IN. and sailed M
che lake stopping near sand point. where
the partv landed and lunch was served on
shore After a pleasant day spent Ia saii-
,nw on the lake the party returned TO me
city about o'clock.
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Mr.. VESTS Birthday Surprise.

4 Pleasant surprise was given Mr.. John
xest AZ his res dence 1915 Randolph street,
last sunday. in honor OF his sd birthday
Nr q TAYLOR made an address, referrin /;
10 Mr.. Vests varied experience as a sailor
and predicted for him comfortable old
age. AZ II O'clock in the evening an ele-
CANT lunch was served. Ihe fo,loWlng
,ersons were present: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
vest Mr. and Mrs c. Taylor. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs. On
som Mr.. and Mrs. Pruesing. Mrs. Schmst7.
Miss Matte Olson. Miss Sophie onsom. Mr..
T1ouis Peterson, Mr.. Herman Anderson
and Mr. Ales Lundhcrg.
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The Entz Launch Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. 7. w. Entz gave a boating
party Saturday afternoon to Mrs. Benton
and Miss Benton, of Fon du Lac, Mich
After a cruise on Lake Washington a
stop was made near Brighton Beach,
whore. through the hospitality OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W ID. Simpson, the party enjoyed
picking from the trees some of the most
delicious cherries grown. later a lunch
was eaten at a camp fire on Mercer island
In the party were: Mrs. Benton, Miss Ben
ton; Miss Denny. of Chicago; Mrs t. ba-
con. Mr.. and Mrs a. c. Browne. Mr.. and
Mrs. I. w. Entz. Mr.. Pettibone. of Chi
cago; Mr. Squire and Mr.. 5. A. Benton.
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walworth. These young ladies. 10 the re-
greet of their many friends. departed on
the 9Th for their home in the East Mr..
and Mrs. Seymour are noted for their gen.
erous hospitality and delightful entertain
ments. and on this occasion surpassed
themselves Music and dancing. gorgeous
flowers and dainty refreshments, pretty
bellies and handsome beaux made the even
ing one long to be remembered by its for
utnate participants. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. George Milliken. Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. 3. Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
Buell.. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Case, MIR. and
Mrs. Frederick Watson. Mr.. and Mrs.
William V Burwell. Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Rice, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. C. Wagner. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
lin w. Cornwall. Mr. and Mrs. Melbourne
Bailey. the Misses Seymour, Miss Thomas,
Miss Bass. Miss Anderson. Miss Evans.
Miss Kershaw. Miss Holbrook. Miss Ethel
Holbrook, Miss Riggs. Miss Clarke. Miss
Buell.. Miss Munson. Miss Mcdonald, the
Messrs. Walker, Mr.. T. w. Enos. Mr.. G.
l.. Mum, Mr.. Herbert Griggs. Mr.. Ever
EFT Griggs, Mr.. w. b. Best, Mr.. Frank
Caldwell. Mr.. Paul Dakin. Mr.. Henry
Higgins. Mr.. r Franeiole. Mr.. Gillison.
Mr.. Phil Anderson. Mr. Rogers and Mr..
Morton Ramsdell.
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Renua-IIufchins.

Snohoniish. July s.-Specia1.-Mr. j. III.
Reoua Of Everett, and Miss iSottie
Hutchins were married Wednesday after
noon at 3 O'Clock at the residence of the
brides parents. MIR. and Mrs. Asel Hutch
ms. Rev. u. G. lie Sourd officiating. Miss
Hutchins was one of Snohomish City's
most estimable young ladies, and has
gained an enyiable reputation as teacher
since graduating at the Olympia High
school in 1881 MIR. Requa rs an energetic
and successful young business man, hay-
ing many friends in both Snohomtsh and
Everett. The invited guests were limited
To the near relatives of the bride and
groom. Mr. George A. Croxford served
as groonsgnan and Miss Maggie McEwen
as bridesmaid The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated in pink and white with
roses. snilax and maidenhair ferns. The
Young people were the recipients of many
choice and useful presents The guests
present were: Prof and Mrs. Il. W. Brint-
nall. of Olympia: Miss Stella and Mr..
Bert Rrintnall Mr.. and Mrs. I'll c. Pettitt,
Mrs. Genevieve Mccain, of Seattle; Mr.
and Mrs. Fo.son, of Everett: Mr.. Lloyd
Folsom Mr. and Mrs. lie Sourd. Mr. and
Mrs. Montgemery. Mr.. and Mrs. Asel
Hutchins. Miss Mary lie Sourd Mr.. Gilbert
lie Sourd. Miss Maggie McEwen, Mr..
George A. Croxford. Mrs J. A. Petit,
Miss Mabel Hutchins Miss Helen Hutch
ms. Mr. Asa Hutchins. Mr.. Cassius Pet
til. dainty repast was served and then
the happy coupe took the boat for Everett.
The best wishes of a multitude OF friends
go with them 70 the new home.
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Excursion to SnoaualmIe Falls.

A pleasant excursion 20 Snoaualmie falis
.ook Mace on July {. under the auspices
~ the Young Mems Christian Association,
Ths marty was in charge Of Prof T. = Lip
NJ and included about 300 young people.
The party left the city AZ $50 O'clock IN
-. ,,,orr3n~ and returned at $50 In the
a,.a,t,g some or the young people
,mused themselves by visiting the large
10, farms near the falls. while Others
,,,,,sersd along the hanks OF the beautiful
s.rasn and enjoyed the pretty scenery on
+he shores. Many lunch baskets were
opened and lunches eaten IN the open ar
IN slight OF the falls,
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Century Club Picnic.

On June IS the woman's Century Club
very appropriately closed the first half OF
their years work with a picnic and pro-
srsmme at Madrona park. The ladies',
with their invited guests, assembled IN
time for bountiful lunch. After partak-
ms Of which and clearing away the dishes
Mrs. G. A Weed. formerly OF this city
gave very interesting talk upon the
character and work OF the late conven-
uon OF the Pacific Coast Woman's Coun-
ell, held al san Francisco. Mrs. Wolfe. OF
Champaign. ILL.,. followed with gracefui
speech. Mrs Steele. late OF Kansas. also
added TO the occasion by telling points.
well delivered. \ carefully prepared
paper upon the Development OF the
Novel" by Mrs. hin. closed tho exercises.
and the remaining time was given over TO
me pleasures Of the lake and the woods
Mrs. Amos Brown Is the president or this
nourishing club. and Mrs. Mary Barrett
Hsgan secretary
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COMING EVENTS.

The Rhodoaendron Club viii give a
dancing party at Eagle harbor or July a.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Singerrnan will give
in the near future a dancing party in
honor Of their son LUnie's thirteenth
birthday.
Mrs. Howard Joslyn win give a card
party at her home on Broadway on Tues
day afternoon Many invitations have
been sent out. and the party viii be one
OF the social affairs Of the week.
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Mrs uoska,s Afternoon Party.

Mrs @. L. Hoska gave a very pleas
ant afternoon party on Friday to which
were invited a grcup Of ladies' VINO for the
most part were friends ard acq,sasraancsss
an the East The occasfon vts an en-
ioyable one. filed UP as = WAS with esisst
and reeson IONS CT the OBJ ssponre ars1
friends in the distance Mrs. Hoska' $
GUESTS -,,,Y11fesr among them Mrs. Onward
KnoF,sa. Mrs. F'redeF-sek Brown, Ars. G.
= Bridges. Mrs. H2nson. Mrs. Eli Jud-
son. Mrs. wTAam ". Ds7oltrle, 1rs. u.
=. Gaaitt, efq-s. II. +. Hefrssaon. Mrs. ].
N. Hanna Mrs. j. NJ. Nfawis, Miss Scott,
Miss KrFolyIe and Miss Cara By-rnan-
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Mr and Mrs. Budlong gave an enjoyable
boating party on June . TO members Of
harmony Lodge, Daughters OF Honor.
auxiliary to Seattle Lodge, No So and
Aiki, NO Z, A O. II. w, and few other
friends. Those present were: Cant. and
Mrs. Budiong, Mr.. and Mrs A. KistIer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stocking. Mr. and Mrs. r.
kimple, Mr.. and Mrs. A Riddel, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Bates. Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Van
wart. Mr.. and Mrs. III. Bailey. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. j. Bailey. Mr. and Mrs. j. W.
Glasscock. Mrs. warsworth, Mrs Marten.
Mrs, Hemer, Mrs. Cornell. Miss Bessie
Glasscoek. Miss Marie Chisholm Miss
Josie White, Miss Pearl Marten, Or. En-
mons. ~. b. Allan. Mr.. and Mrs. l. Green
wood,
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yaurth of July Party at Redmond.

4 pleasant social gathering OF young
,noole took place on the afternoon of July
iat Redmond, in Skies hotel. where dane
4. and other social anfusemenfs were
lsdulged in until late hour in the even
1w II was at first intended to hold the
ocial ard dance in the park. about two
sges from the town, but the weather be-
- damp. an adjournment was taken 10
lAs hotel. A good orchestra had been se-
erred for the occasion. and a delightful
tine was enjoyed. Among the guests
xtre: Mr.. and Mrs. w 4. Skies. Mr. and
s,den. Mr. and Mrs. Stithan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster. Mr.. and Mrs III. a. Sager. Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Moore. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
B. Green, Mr. and Mrs. ]. Dingwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Clausen. Miss Thompson, Miss
Ellen Miller Miss Tosh Miss Wise. Miss
Laura Wise. Miss Rodgers. Miss GrineIl
Mss Fay Grinell. Miss Bailey, Miss Pc
rsgo Miss Nellie Perigo. Miss Trimbell,
Mss Emma Bailey. Miss Kate Bailey.
Mss Brown. Mr.. Theodore Youngerman.
Mr. Amos Stithan. Mr.. j. A. Tosh. Mr..
John Martin. Mr.. Robert Perigo, Mr..
Charley Brown. Mr.. N. Perigo, Mr. Will
lam Brown, Mr.. j. Lapeer. Mr.. ~ Baker.
Mr. l.. Baker. Mr.. +. Miller, Mr.. a. Davis.
NJ James sicClain. Mr.. John Mccain,
Mr. f. w. Doris. Mr.. Charles Perigo. Mr..
p Cruiser. Mr.. Henry Wise. Mr.. Dore
Cruiser. Mr.. Ed Kane. Nr. r. Martin. Mr..
Dan Dingwell. Mr.. j. j. Anderson, Mr..
Walter Thayer. Mr. r. ID. Davies. Mr..
Charles Pine, Mr. Charles Hansen, Mr..
Dave Percy. Mr.. Sam Percy. Mr.. Floyd
Thompson.
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Boiver-Hunt.

pretty wedding ceremony took place
al Prof Charles W. Lothams ar Bothell
on last Wednesday, the contracting par
ties being Miss Carrie Morris Hunt and
Mr. s ]. Bower. Rev. A Crumley offici-
ating. The bridesmaid was Miss Henri
eta Becker and the best man Mr.. w. p.
McElwain. A number Of relatives OF
the bride and groom were present The
rooms were prettily decorated with flow
ers and ferns. After the ceremony the
young couple were escorted TO their pref
IS home at Bothell.
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Lake launch PARTY

pleasant picnic and launch party
vas stven on TIA night or July nv Mr..
no Mrs. 5. J. Team. The patty LETT the
Aaaaison street wharf at s o'clock in tho
s'ehihg and sai'ed around the lake for
Sseral hours. Singing and Instrumental
.s',Se VAS INDUCED In. a number ~ mus
- Instruments having been taken along.
= landing WAS made near Sand point and
camp IRE lighted. An elegant lunch was
ssFNeo. and a number Of college songs
sang IN the glare of the camp fire.
-. - party returned 20 the city about u -
S.osA- Those IN the party were: Mr..
saa Mrs.. $. :. Deaa. Mr.. and Mrs. r II.
,.eie Mr.. and MIS-. VI. J. Carter. Mr. ana
~ &. l. Fo~Seuau. NJ. and Airs. +. L
aFeA, Miss Eehlrr. AIR Tiail Mr. Ger
saine and ~. carter
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Following Is the list Of arrivals at Hot
Springs hotel, Hot Springs. for the week
ending Friday. July 5. 1ss5: Mr.. j. r
Montandon. Tacoma. Mr.. Robert purney'
Hoquisms Mr.. NJ Olsen. Portland. Or.
Mr.. j. Jacobs. Tacoma; Mrs H = Nor
ton. Miss Olive Norton, Tacoma: Mr.
James II. Lewis. Dir. Charles s. Esplin,
Seattle. Mrs. J. c. Nunne. Tacoma; Ar.
George Mathieson. Mr.. J. p. Gardner. Mr..
J. Hume and wife. Seattle; Miss Lsxes,
Thomas. Mr.. G.. ". Gibson, Tacoma
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Delightful Moonlight Partye

A delightful moonlight excursion was
eisen last Monday evening on Lake Wash
shkson by Miss Ella Pease in honor or the
sraduates OF - 81 the Seattle high school
AFTER pleasant cruise the party LANDED
and built a large bonfire Refreshments
were then served and the party again re
safnsd their way. returning at late hour.
The following members OF the class were
PRESENT; Miss Charlotte Hammer. Miss
oGae Reitze. Niss Jennie Sanborn, Miss
saa Dougan, Miss Birdie Turner. MISS
n.snehe Newberger Miss Grace knipe.
Mss Julia Anthony, Miss Mahel smith
Ass Edna Writer. Miss Ella Pease. Mr.
WI Atwood Mr.. James Cummings. Mt.
ssrl Mortord. Besides these were Mrs ~
stase, Miss lone clark, Miss Ada Nahon'
MSS Nsude pesse AIR. Rufus Clark. Mr..
isaac Rockenaalf
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Mss Lillian Axtell. formerly teacher
in the public schools Of this city was mar
RED on the evening OF June Is TO Mr.. Fred
=. Hitchings. of Chicago, Ar the home OF
the brides parents a panville, III. The
officiating clergyman was Rev. :. H.
WhitlOck. The wedding vas a pretty one
a large number OF guests being present
The young couple Wei live in Chicago
where the groom IS a prosperous young
business nan.
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Mr.. Joseph Tucker Greenisaf % this
city. was married IN Path Me. 20 u as
Euth Maulton. a popular and beattifuF
young lady q rha; city june y al tha
residence % The b~!ie's parents
A local paper published the following:
AZ . o'cioek the bridal party. walsh
formed in the upper BAH. tn t.sne with IN.
familiar strains - the Wedding march
piayrd by Miss jeanne Morse. marched 20
fhe north par-ors On t-e floor below a. fol-
lows Miss Rachel shaw and Mss Carria
Nos.ton in white muslin. MISS Jane sr~s
Mss Fannie Ao9ltoa. Tie bridesmaids, n
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Mrs. Febren,s Dancing Party.

Mrs. Frederick l.. Fehren gave a pleas
ant dancing and card party at her home
on Broadway on Friday night. large
number OF young people being present.
The house was prettily decorated with
ferns and roses and the grounds lighted up
by Japanese lanterns. Dancing was in
duiged in TO Fate hour. when dainty
repast was served. The party was one or
the pleasantest OF the season.
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A TriIhY Party.

Mr. and Mrs. W. II. II. Green invited
few OF their young friends on Wednesday
evening 10 meet Miss Effinger. OF Port
land and Miss Calhoun. OF Tacoma. An
original evening was spent in THE draw
Ing for Trilhv" Miss Govan was the
fortunate winner and had the pleasure OF
taking from its Bohemian quarters Of
ferns and clover little canary IN golden
cage, which, to the surprise Of all. proved
to be the song bird. Triloy.
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Mrs Nackella,,s birthday Party.

A very pretty evening party was given
on Tuesday to celebrate the birthday an
niversary of the hostess. Mrs. ]. A. Mac
keilar, at their pretty cottage on North
Sixth street. The house was filled with
the fairest summer flowers. which were
sent i'm great profusion TO Mrs Mackellar
by her many friends. The chief features
OF the evening were n game OF cinch,
dainty repast and some excellent music.
At the game of cinch the first prizes
were won by Mrs. c. w. Delamater and
Mr. A Il. Nicoll. the consolation prizes
being awarded TO Mrs. a. r. Nicol and
Mrs G. l.. Goner. Those who enjoyed the
hospitality of Mrs. Mackellar were: Mr..
and Mrs A. F. McClain, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
Gault, Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Sears. Mr.. and
Mrs @. w. Delamater. Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Il.
Nico. and Mr.. George L. Cover.
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,-arx becoming white figured orgaadie.
vssrf, rfrk roses, followed by the bride.
dressed IN q beautiful costume OF white
+aTeea six with bridal roses. leaning on
-hs arr, Of her father. Here they were
rn~s hv tie groom and his best man. Mr..
O. = Nouitoa. and under an exquisite
a-rs, Of white roses entwf-7ed aTristical.y
on a background of evergreen. ri the top
OF which in flowers was design repre-
seneing a bow and arrow, while below
was the monogram or the contracting
parties.
THE ceremony was performed in a very
impressive manner by Rev. A. 5. Dan
neil. assisted by Rev. Mr. Perciyal
hrother-in-saw OF the groom. Warm and
heartfelt congratulations followed from
the friends and relatives present.
shortly after $50 lunch was served in
the dining room. which presented a pleas
ing picture with the rich decorations OF
flowers and evergreens which banked the
fireplace. sideboard and pictures, while
cntwlned about the chandeliers were
large clusters of smilax from which ex-
tended four white ribbons caught with
Bows az the corners of the table. The
table itself bore a weE-arran-ed display
OF ices and cakes. while prominent IN the
center a large cutglass candesabra bril-
iianrcy Illuminated the pretty surround
ines. This room was in charge of Miss
Margaret Foote and Mrs. W. E. Chase.
Adjoining the dining room in the II
hrarv a large punch bowl Of lemonade
refreshed the guests The room was dee
Grated with purple veich and white roses
dsszllayed on the several bookcases, pic
lures, chandeliers and radiators"
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Miss AIbrfybtou.- Picnic Party.

A picnic party consisting OF Miss Lola
Alfbrightou. Miss Susie Brooks. Miss Min
ME LivesIey. Mrs. EGbert, Mr. and Mrs.
Cartwright, G. ". Lawton, George l.lFes-
ley and $. g. Hamilton. celebrated the
Fourth in a fitting manner at Maple Leaf.
Dinner was eaten under the giant cs1ars,
which afforded ample shelter from the
rain. and the party INDUCED in fishing and
rowing between showers. The picnic was
given by Miss Ailbrighton.
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e.>,ety has taken an outing during the
- rsek, and only a few indoor affairs
80 *ake1 place In the society world. The
-,ssrztion OF the Fourth has taken IN =
- deal Of attention, and large number
y r,sitors have been spending a few dsyz
- friends ia the city. while others have
- dorniciied at the different hotels
.s.ut the only social diversion Of any kind
a. has taken place during the past week
- seen number OF very pleasant launch
- u,en,c parties on the Sound and on
ssSa washington. Many large boating
..,sIss were made up during the week TO
9 ouf on the Fourth. but as the weather
ssrexfened to continue disagreeable some
~sre elmer abandoned or postponed TO
.srs future occasion. Many camping par
q. have not yet started out for the sum
- and are patiently waiting for the
-.atber to chow signs that 1t can be re-
"a an 10 remain fine. The dancing party
I, parnabee, the Lake Washington sum-
- home OF Mr.. Jacob Furth. was one
. the pleasant features of the week. A
,.,se number OF dancing parties are prom
~ 10 the near future. both at East and
En, Seattle.
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Renfffe-CartlehI.

Mr.. f. d. Beattie, publisher Of the Gala
veras county. published at San Andreas
Cal. and Miss Minnie l.. Camehl. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. IL. Cameh, OF this
city, were married at the parsonage Of ST.
Luke's Episcopal church. San Francisco,
Cal, Saturday. June -. The ceremony
was performed in the presence of but a
few intimate friends. Mr.. H. S. F'iterre
and Miss Gertrude Dougart, both of San
Francisco. acted as groomsman and
bridesmaid. After the ceremony those
present departed for the home OF Mr.
Beattie's parents. where, during the even
ing a number of friends gathered and a
pleasant evening was passed.
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mss Sankey. OF ST Louis. IS in the city.
a guest OF Mrs Raybslrn-
Miss Mlttle HenedTson. OF Chicago. IS
visiting Mrs E1win Ford.
Ms Zoa Shields 81 Port Angeles. Is
the guest OF Miss Minnie Eoole.
Nr and Mrs 4. a. Anderson and Miss
Anderson. OF New EorsS. are IA the city.
or tie afternoon OF jury : a. euioyzhle
musicale was given ny the pupils OF the
Seattle Conservatory Of Music al Rave ma
PARA. -ae programme rendered vas SoSa
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,,.,.,sart sound rxcur-ion.

Mr. and Mrs Frank Gcodhus gave
,,,nasant excursion party On The sound on
The nlsht OF JUly = The steamer Grey
s - LEI, me dock with the party on
- nn,,,t : o'clock AMI steamed oak
-, ne sound as Tar as Aisi point
-,anfgfsl supply - fireworks VAS GA
noar,4 and made a display which attract
al much attention fgoE. the pSolss ,a4sEs
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~. WIT many varieties OF flowers ana
49,. .a tlohal eosors. and as the dancers
The 49,. ~ an iro 10 sweet strains OF music
.aales' costumes made ,sp = eshsrr1iy'~ ~ ~
aaIe. AT midnight an elegant snpuer was
e ssa at the Shorey house The invs.a-
u s Issued we're on squares OF white
81, dressed Nd. Charles Rice. q Davison
1 aonas Herbert, John Mcdonald. Charles
. 1fesn and WIN Herbert were the com
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ErrveSS-GnaSlard.

Mr. William ". Burgess and Miss LIZ
re Gaaslsnd. both OF Newhan. San Juan
county. were married a. the residence Of
the officiating clergyman. Rev. John F.
Damon. si0 Fifth street Seattle Wedues-
day afternoon. July 8. and intend making
their home at LeayenWorth.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-07
Three Handsome Tandems.

Three very handsome bicycle tandems
NAV be seen any OF these pleasant days
on the fine streets Of Tacoma or in the
various roads leading out toward the
prairie. They are owned and ridden by
Mr.. and Mrs II. G.. Potter Dir. and Mrs.
Harrison Foster and DIR. and Mrs. Chester
Thorn. They are quits as elegant and
fetching in the bicycle line are as the
stylish driving tandems OF the metFopoli-
Tan marks