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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

In sentencing Harry Hayward to be
hanged Judge Smith, of Minneapolis,
approve of capital punishment. Surely,
without stretching his conscience, he
might have made an exception in this
instance.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

In PaSsiac, y. j., the Board of Edu-
cation has made the teaching Of cook
ing a regular part of the curriculum for
the upper grades in the girls schools.
Cooking is Il useful accomplishment,
but it should not be forgotten that in
its higher branches it is a mans occu-
patton. As Il rule, the highest salaried
professors of cookery + Of the mascu-
line n~orSlASiOn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

Advices from Washington STATE that
certain railroads which applied for
United States regulars duriag the re-
cent unplcasantnesS have filed fat bills
with the War Department asking for
pay for transporting troops to guard
their w property. Those railroads
do not need Il nerve tonic.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

There is u popular impression that
motives OF thrift may lead Russell Sage
to take measures to save his soul. but
that if be succeeds it will not add much
to his accumulations.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

The sultan will 'investigate the out
RACES against the Armenians. That
will be kind Of him. But it will not re-
lieve the rest of civilization from the
responsibility Of investigating the in
Y%0StigatiOn.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

There was a correspondent in the In
dian Territory, and he told the truth
about the vain pretences Of those who
made believe capture the Cook gang.
Now the correspondent has reason to
suppose he will be safe in some other
territory. Truth crushed L earth will
rise again.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

The stories of old employees turned
out of Government situations in Wash
ipgton emphasize the well-ascertained
fact that of the various ways of wreck
Ing a young mans career one of the
best is to give him q job at the capital.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

Denver proposes to have a mining ex-
position. one of the gentlemen asked
to subscribe promptly wrote himself
down for $4,000. When people really
want ANYTHING this is the way to get it.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

%onSconced in John Jacob AStor's bed
said he guessed he would stay there
all winter" John Jacob replied that
he quest NOT.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

The uncertainty Of things in China
would possibly make it a good idea for
Ii Hung Chang t o take his race-horSeS
and other belongings and go to Eng
land
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

Charles A. Dana. ire vetoEan editor
of the New York Sun. has been commit
ted in New York City for criminal libel.
Mr.. Dana is president of the United
Press. between which and the Asso-
ciated Press there is bitter rivalry. The
sun recently published an article re-
f1ccting upon the character of +. Il.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

England is taking all our spare APP
pies this year. Uncle Sam has already
shipped 100000 barrels at an average
price of S2.65 per barrel.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

If the whipping post is to be revived
for wifc-beaters, the ducking stool
should also be restored as Il protection
to hen-pccked husbands.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

hroWnsmith-So your daughter -
married? What is her husbands busi-
hess! Montmorency-Well, he's II
count, | believe, or something OF thai
sort; but he doesn't work at it now.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

a III never practices the correct
way Of walking when she is oE her way
to a bargain counter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

mehtS or opportunities for observation
Needed Tor accuracy.-CAicaco Times.
Herald.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18
SHOWING TIE p!rrrR'> POSITION.

a a. earth: b. axis OF the earth: G.. North Pole;
q. South role: e. point Of observation in the lati-
tlde OF New York; {. North star: Z. seven stars
VI we Upper, me Two upper stars ot the CON
steilalloh always aligned Oh the North star.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

A contemporary remarks that n boT'
sometimes goes wrong bccauSe of a
misplaced switch.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

The "Sultan is aroused" about things
In Armenia.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18
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|,enile Members
|-ouaiut Actor
fof Many Cute q
The OIL
liz old hay
boys. when 1t
Food 'cal ruther
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khcn play in o.
khr good old hay
HI feels 50 fine |
fmost forget to
IL me time one
I, 20 tel dinner
HI they had shc
fIo@sci up the p'
kcn won't let hi
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H. cackle-un ole
H. uon. when Al
k.visitun from y
H. bring my lit
Fan COME up the
Eat. after while
a. can't turn
Jet him come VI
A. halfway like
James Whitcoi
Trail
Germany is &
kuch an extent /
Rhine valley II
bus Nuisance.
besides dcspoil
khleir nourishnI
thc soil III All u
hitory is one RI
their ~dangerou
Eent. The Ge
therefore,, olfel
skins.
Among the n
h. catch rabbit
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

turc. An old
crossing or II
the rodents. 81
the ground. !
on hinges. sol
il disturbed.
line. Earth. J
are glued on
will not l'cSiS1
tries to che
fastened then
trap. while d
Itself ready 4
ten rabbits al
rel in one Ms
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-18

Johnny il
prominent \
tllllc ago Il,
southern tl'1
the sea is 81
also discoy
much the S1
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oral days a
eye, and I'd
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29
WEDDINGS.
Dau0u-NcDnnald

The marriage OF AIr. Edward c. Damon
and Mrs n Mcdonald was solefaniGed At
the residence IF the brides parents. Air.
and Mrs. L. W BoRney. At o'clock 81
Christmas day. The house had been beau
tifuliy decorated Tor the occasion. palms.
ivy. JacQueminot roses and Gala lilies,
sent from California. combining 10 pro-
duce a graceful and artistic effect Red
was the prevailing color throughout tGa
rooms. except in ghe dining ball, where 4
gave place 10 white ard green. The We'd
ding was home enc in every sense ot thu
word thc officiating minister being Rev.
John F. Damon. father Of the groom. AID
widely known as a pioneer preacher % the
Sound country. ON this occasion every e.
fort was made 10 supplant tormahty by a
quiet home Cordiahty. The bride wore 4
becoming gown I'll lavender. with blacS
chiffon trimmings, and carried larga
bouquet Of nrysanthemums. she was a.
tended by her sister, Miss Hughes. Willis
Mr. x. n. Barnes performed the offices ~
grooFnsman. The ceremony took place IN
a large bay window zemhowered in wv
drapcrios The warmth and sincerity or
the congratulations that followed its
conclusion gave evidence OF the aneetioa
which the couple have drawn around
them. The Sr0am was born and grew 10
manhood iu Seattle and Is Wen and favor
ably known in business circles here. AMI
the bride has gained many friends by her
bright and genial nature. \ dinner COM
hining Christmas and wedding cheer. was
ebarmingly served during the afternoon
This preceded an enjoyable hour filled bv
informal musical numbers. after which thu
young couple LETT for their home amid =
plentious shower Of good wishes in the
shape OF rice and old shoes. Only members
81 the two families and one or two init
mate friends We're present. This includeds
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. BoDney. Rev and Mrs
John r. Damon. Mrs N. Barnes. Mr.. AMI
AIRS r. a.. Damon. Mr.. and Mrs. r. Au-
gustus Johnson. Miss sullivan. Miss Lee
land. Miss Hughes Miss May Johnson.
Miss kernice Johnson. Miss Rdihle na-
mon, Master Theron Mcdonald. MIR. LIE
land. Mr.. John Damon. ir.. and Mr.. y. ".
Barnes Mr.. and Mrs. Damon viii VEL
come all friends a. their home. SIS Repub-
licau street. @-co
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When the friends of Mrs C. A. C. Roch-
ester first talked Of giving her a benefit
concert the public Il large seemed at once
TO agree that IL was the proper thing 10
do. Mrs Rochester herself has taken part
in so many concerts that there Is scarcely
a charitable institution in the city that
has not been thus placed under special OBJ
legation 10 her. Comparatively lille diff
Guilty. therefore. was experienced by those
ia charge of the affair and the large audi
ence that gathered in the Seattle theater
Friday night gave good proof of the favor
in which Mrs. Rochester is held and also
OF the wisdom and thoToughness with
which the managers OF the concert have
done their work. The First Regiment or
chestra had rendered its services aud was
on hand in fun force. The following ladies
who had taken the part OF the Three
Graces in the kirmiss. with Mrs. Stimson
as patroness, repeated their dance 10 an
admiring crowd: Mrs. Harry Strive. Miss
Minna Personeus and Miss Ethel Garrett:
and the Zephyr dance, which won the
banner as the most popular given st the
kirnliss, with Mrs. Joseph Shipper as pa
troness, was also repeated by the follow
ing dancers: Mrs. r. NJ. Crawford. Mrs
II X Stephenson, Mrs. Frank Mitchell.
Miss Leora Conn. Mrs. y. Goodwin. Mrs.
A g. almon, Miss Hattie Bray and Mrs.
Edwin Ford. The audience was a large
and brilliant one. many OF the most prom
lnent people OF the city grazing the occa-
sion with their presence. The boxes were
all flied. One was occupied by the partic-
ipants IN the Zephyr dance; another by
Mrs. Del. Harbaugh, Miss Nanette Pas
chall. Miss Clara Hanna. Master Nat Pas
Chall. Master Gilbert Meem and Master
Carl Mcknight. another by Mr.. and Mrs
W. u O'Toole. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ford
and Miss Cora Smith: another by Nj and
Mrs. J. r. Fox. Mr. J. c. Fox, Miss Ida
Smith and Miss Mile Fox: another by
Mr. and Mrs. W II II. Green. Mrs. =. B.
Allan and Mr.. l.. u. Allan: another by
Mr.. a J. Battle, Mr.. G. c. Ramsay, Mr.. j.
W Young and Mr.. ". r. Mccarthy, an
other by Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Houston. Mr..
and Mrs. VIII II. Thompson, and Mrs
Kellam. az Port Gardner, and still another
by Mr.. and Mrs. George VI. Paschan and
a party Of friends The concert. from ev-
cry point Of view. was a marked success,
and the memory of II can but be equally
pleasing 10 the lady in whose honor IT was
given and 10 those who contributed by
their efforts 10 make the occasion worthy
of its object.
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quiet home wedding took place at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Hurd. 1918
Third avenue Monday evening, when
their daughter Miss Jessie T. Hurd. was
married 70 Mr. K T. Hawley. The house
was prettily decorated. and ali the prep
arations for the pleasant occasion were
marked IS the utmost good taste. The
ceremony took place AZ O'Clock and zwas
performed BY Rev. ". H. q. Temple pas
tor Of Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL church.
Miss Grace Hurd played the part II
bridesmaid and Mr.. Henry g. Ewing that
n grOornsman After the wedding Mr ard
Mrs Hawiey left Tor a brief visit 70 ore
E0n. from which they returned Thursday
night After next Wednesday they all
be az home 10 their friends at rs Eaton
street No cards we're sent out This
bride belongs 20 most excellent
family and has frien4s throughout the
city. She has been teaching until recently
la The Denny school. and the pupils there
probably bear A grudge against Mr Haw-
ley for rohhing them 81 her services. Alr.
HawIey has for a long time been cor
nected with the advertising department II
the Posi-fntelllRencer. and his good hllsi-
ness habits and personal qualities have
made for him vide circle Of friends
Many sincere congratulations and good
wishes are extended 10 them as they enter
their new home life.
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Mies fora Felle Hesser. the only enid
Of Mr. and Mrs Peter Hesser, was mar
ried AZ : o'clock on Christmas night az
the residence Of the brides parents on tho
corner Of Fourth avenue and State ftreet
AZ Ballard. 10 Mr.. William Twigg. a
popular young man well known in Bal
lard The rooms were tastefully decor
ated for the event y1ith ferns. evergreens
and flowers. In one corner OF the room.
where the ceremony was performed. an
alcove and arch or ivy. mistlatoe and
flowers was prettily arranged. and at ths
appointed hour the bride aud groom sup
and Miss Hazel WrizAt as bridesmaid. to
the music or MeB4elssonus wedding
march. took their places beneath the arch.
A Rev. J. y. Smith. Of the First Chris
tan church Of Seatt's. pronounced ths
marriage ceremony the welding group.
with the bride beeomingiy dressed in
cream silk ornamentsd with pearls. and
orange blossoms In her nair. formed "A
y .cturesque sight After The marriage 4
delicious wedding supper as served. and
az 1870 the newly married couple repaired
% their residence on State street. near
Second avenue Beside ne usual hearty
Ger graduation the bride received a large
number Of elegant pres9nts. Those pres
y Hesser. Mr.. and Mrs. " H. Vernon.
Mr. and Mrs. r. g. Reel. Mir AMI Mrs. T.
James Mr. and Mrs. c. James. SIr. and
Mrs @ G.. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. A. YER
non AIRS Jane Wright. Mrs. Thatcher,
Miss Thatcher Miss Sprague. Miss Hazel
Wright. Miss NIckels Miss Stoweii, Miss
Howarth. Mr. A. NJ. Ross. Prof j. M.
Layhue. Master +. Reed. Miss Ethei
Reed, Miss Winnie James.
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All the children said q was the a--xt
christmas tree they ever saw Gorgeous
with fruit dolls. popcorn. candy ri
Chris mas baubles ana f1ery. and -
splendenf with the Heht % hundred
candies. IL stood a the north side ~ Mrs.
Frances Bakers parlor and was ed
Tor the delight and benefit 81 Miss Mar
guerite Burns Miss Anna Higgins Miss
Mabel Taylor, OF Tacoma Miss Cbarlotfe
Seeley. Miss limo Spriggs. Miss Amy
Rochester. Master Andrew Hornar Mas
Ter Vincent Faben. Master Nathaniel Rar-
rett and Master Carroll Rochester XVhan
the gaudy tree was unveiled TUESDAY
evening there was great cooling and shouts
of delight from the small neopIe. and the
excitement grew throughout the award
lng or the presents. The children got
more things than they could carry. and
santa Claus was very good 80 the crown
people Beside the youngsters these ner-
sons were present at the illumination.
Mr. and Mrs c. J. Purns. Mr. and Mrs
\ n Evans. Mr.. and Mrs Percy W
Rochester. Mr. and Mrs Lee be yriss.
ut and Mrs. a. J. Horner. Mrs Rakar-
Mrs Faben Miss Gertrude Duncan. Miss
Leroy, Miss Amanda Clark. Miss Emma
1910" eTs, AR john r Savage. Mr. NsU.
IAN = Moore. Mt Z. VI BOYD. Mr. y
HueEtos Mr.. Manly f. HAYNES NJ
H. r Taicott. Mr.. r. =. Leithead. Mr.. r
=. nelson Mr. Richards Mr. Wiley. ar
ilson. Mr. " lliam Soreuson
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t1e az thu most pleasant and eniovahta
events of the sasoa was The dance given
~ ne LADY member ~ the Irene Clnh =
Prosch's hali saturday evening. Haoer7as-
= Although The kIrn - and ua7v other
attractions Of a social nature We're given
on tHsf n.ght ouly thves members ~ TIE
e-u3 were absent and all Who ATTENDED
are proflse 20 their praise of TIE enter
ta'uUeat provided for rhem by the Young
ladies' Who organized the club and had the
management 81 the affair Dancing was
or course. the principal feature of the even
Ing. and was indulEed N untI about 1915
clock wren refresh yuents were served
The following were present Mrs g.
) Dnsou. Mss Gertrude Duncan Mss SiNvl
simpson. Miss CsGian. Miss Alsutta Hix-
son, Mss HAYES. Mss Mar HAYES. Hiss
Haven Miss Irene simpson. Miss Crane.
- Fowle. Mise OSBORNE. Miss SwaaherG.
" ~ McAudrews Mss Hause Mss Ken
ne4y. Mss Condon- Mss Carrie Simpson.
Ai,ss Noble. Mss Calvert, Nr. W r Pa1,-
co-k. Mr.. y. G.. Kennedy Mr. Y . Crsiy-
SAINT. Mr G. r. StoltenberK, Mr H. : To-
p=r, Air g. SwsnoerE. Mr. T. II Brown.
Mr. r T. Drew. Mr. !. G. Mcmillan. Wr
". n " kinzfe Mr.. Thomas Ldtfen Mr.
-. @. Cherry. SIR. Arthur Upper. SIR jaw
q. Allen Mr. W e. Harper. Mr., q. " Up
Per. Alr. J. +. Lily.
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Among fhe Christmas amenities was cne
az the Post-fntelii Sencer Office which was
accompanied hy much negret The menu
Christmas tree. az wlIich several exchanges
% sool WI took place. The most .ul-
porran; was the presentation - an ola
fashioned WatehSuauf With massive sold
buckles ami attachments. 90 Mr.. Z X
Hodges. who has been city editor for near
r. two years. Mr.. Hodges recently re-
sgned ths oflice 90 take effect on January
J. re has been iu continuous service tur
nearly SIX wears. and viii now take Q few
weeks vacation and afterwards eucsEa n
other business tie is an unusually conn
petent newspaper man. but very much
prefers the freedom and variety AFFORD 'd
BY outside writing 20 the confinement he
eesSitaied by an editorial position.
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Observation-Disclosures.

At the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Z. p. Phillips. OF Rentoa. at higa
noon on Christmas day. occurred the mar
riage of Miss Grace Phillips and Mr.. G. T..
Houston. of Seattle. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Clark Davis. of Seat
tie. TO the strains Of Wagner's wedding
march the bridal party entered the par
Tor. the bride on the arm of her father.
The groom and groomsman stood under n
large arch 10 receive the bride. The i'm
pressive ring ceremony was used The
bride was supported by Miss Doiia A
Jones. Of Auburn, and the groom by Mr.
George Mathews, 81 Seattle. The brids
was attiref In a cream silk. trimmed in
lace and pearl passamenterie. The brides
maid in a dress Of pearl gray. trimmed in
steel gray passamenterie- Congratula-
tions followed. and Immediately after the
guests. 10 the number of about forty. sat
down 10 a sumptuous dlnner. 4 special
train. granted through the courtesy or
Assistant Superintendent l.. T.. Smith OF
the Oregon Improvement Company. con-
veyed the groom and friends from Sc
attic. returning later with the bridal
party. Quantities OF rice. old shoes AMI
good wishes were showered after the de-
parting pair. The presents were costly
and numerous. many coming from East
ern friends. The following guests were
present: Mrs. Grace Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs
J. +. Sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. Lemerc Mr.
=. G. Riddle. Miss Leahy Mr.. J. II. Gillu-
~. Mr.. w. Clausseu, Mr.. w. IT. Fritz.
Mr. J T. Mcmahon. Mr.. T. II. Jones. Mr..
W. J. OBrien and Mr.. George Mathews.
OF Seattle: Mrs. Ella j. Rice. OF South
Bend. Mr.. w. J. Farrell, OF Anacortes:
Miss Dollie 4. Jones, OF Auburn: Mr.. and
Mrs. G. $ Cousins. Miss Lulu Newcastle,
MIR David Thomas. Miss Minnie Custer.
Mrs. S. J. Mckinley. Mr. and Mrs s. j.
Bogard, Mr.. Hans Nelson. Mr., John T.
Specklemire and Mr. Grant Lenont. OF
RentOn.
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The Christmas party given hV Mrs ".
Eugelbrecht Tuesday eveuiuE Was a
marked success. Her residence. S6 CHEST
nut street. was beautifully decorated for
the occasion and a delightful programme
was rendered. The piano solos by Miss
Erua Engelbrecht and Master Richard
nellie We're exceptionally good, as was also
the recitation rs Master Herman Eneel-
hrecht. Among those present were Mr.
ard Mrs. n. EnEelhreCht. MI and Mrs.
nellie Mr.. n. Won Hagen of san Fran
cisco. Mrs Y. Lemcke. Mr.. and Mrs Nc
Iaughlin. Miss Lind. M. George Lepcke.
Master Richard nellie. Miss Erna Engei-
hrecht. Master Herman Engeibrecht and
Mr. II w Iemcke
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Mrs. Powers Christmas Eve.

Mrs Charles Power does not believe in
a solitary Christmas eve and she enter
tanned few of her friends Tuesday even
ing with Christmas tree and such other
amuscments as her weli-known hospi-
tality had provided The house was beau
tifully and appropriately decorated with
eveTcTeens. Those present were. Miss
Pelly, Mr.. b. Pelly. Mr., l. Peny. Mr.. Jo-
sab Collins. Mr.. George Hyde Preston.
Miss Anna Furth. Miss Frances Emery
Miss Aimee Burnett. Miss Arpult Miss
Anna Thompson. AIR. H. Meserve. Mr.. g.
NJ Austin Mr. a J. Balliett. Mr.. W r.
Goodwin. Mr.. II. Chaplin and Mr.. George
Hurd.
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Christmas day was observed this year as
on previous years at the Welsh Presby-
terrain church with a social entertainment.
In the afternoon large number partook
of "a delicious cup OF tea or coffee. with
bread and butter and cakes. In addition
the sabbath school children had apples.
oranges and candles. Praise Is due 90 Mrs.
J. j. Jones. Mrs W. Lloyd Jones. Mrs.
Il. :. Evans. Miss Mary Roberts and 9TH
ers. who had charge Of the tables. After
the repast there was a concert IN the
church. az o'clock p. IN. enjoyed by
large audience. Rev. Mr.. Edwards. the
pastor. presided over the meeting. and an
excenent programme was rendered.
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The marriage ceremony - Miss KITTY
Hoege and Dir. William Holder was per-
formed - the residence Of the brides pa
rents lsz0 Weller street, Christmas eve.
teforo . large concourse Of friends. Rev.
J. =. Damon officiating. The happy couple
was attended by Miss Lizzie H0ege as
bridesmaid and Mr. Charles Henry as best
msn. The bride vas chsrmInEiy attirei
IL a cream 0iorsd silk gown. Rith point
lace and pearl TRAININGS. AID carried a
to89p4et - bTi6e's F0ses. The ceremony
0va@r ref~~--s~-aatu N@~e served affa-
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Reception by Mr.. \. wuzIn.l.I

Several society ladies' OF Seattle have in
augurated novel .dea. their oDJect being
20 raise funds 70 help heautify the Jewish
cemetery. Twice 2 month one Of the Ia
dies gives q reception at her residence.
upon which occasion chocolate and cake
are served 20 all visiting friends. mini
mum charge OF ~ cents il made. the pro-
ceeds TO enlarge the fund for this worthy
project. Today Mrs. wllzinski holds her
reception al her residence. &C Fourth ave
nue.. corner Of James street, assisted by
several society young ladies. who with
their winning smiles viii help their lady
and gentlemen friends 10 refreshments
from . TO 5 O'Clock In the afternoon.
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Brownies Club Dance.

The dance given al the Armory hall
Wednesday night hy the Brow MES Club
was we'll attended. about To- couples be-
ing on the floor The jolly crowd did not
dispense till late hcur. 8rf all seemed
satisfied that they had selected the ttst
possible way OF spending Christmas night.
The officers OF the club are as follows:
President. Mr. &. r. Caldwell; vice presi-
dent. MIR r = Miller. secretary. Mr. g..
II. Cummings. treasurer Mr. J. y. VIII
son. The committee having charge % the
floor Wednesday night was composed 0f
the following gentlemen: Mr.. r. Merchant.
Mr. l.. +. Miller Mr. =. H. Cummings.
Mr. ]. +. Null ana Mr.. C.. r. Arnold.