The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-03-31

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fhA s@a6trE gve-s - fnA week y @ocAA-
circles waz the ent@r1aznr@n. E1ven O
Fr11zy evez1n< By rzs EvsFs.- Syrnn "a
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Ar-mrzt1Asor tire exkf5lfiCr ~zs ? ace- =
re lecture ro-oru. wks-a opens 81 ca- az
ez.n-zarr- Mr.. Frazx Clark. ~bo n2s E~2-
<~ozslr given BIS services as a. tr-s-T4e-
tor and - Al accomplished &t1l@te nAea-
So 1trNcs@1 TIE e1s--ks@~. WIZ es1E-
sracec Tr5aan club 6rsIi. exhi5sttcns On
the horizontal sz1 pzrzIisl bars- Wanting
ho-ss -zercfs--. tznabling ard v-esfi'ns-
R~T. ". c. Weir mate = sho-T 2oc7esss
ard thsr- ver. musical ara BRAY Sc
isc1LonE ~ Mis-. Ztnn-r-s-. Alss Ga
Mr.. Fanny Perry Gage. Aiss Lewis. Ar@
Paige and tho Porzs~ b-u-hsrA MIS-
Nzoei Clark vas the pianist o. TIE even
tng. TIE entertainment was q TIE Sue
cess every way 2nf viii result n H.
creased interest IN TIE gymnasium
Prepsrzssous are weu uDSsr way fof
ehe annual hall o. ea@ Knights % Pytn-
fzns 20 De given On Easter &oScsy. TIE
18th tnss-. AZ Eotes Monte Crtsso4 II FssS
% ere great SUCCESS aste-ding the o@sa
q year axo y Is SAFE 20 pressc- aloSa~r
brilliant Ar-azr- These committees Ne1s
apTvolzte1 this week. On srrzngerneS-sss
G. III Buck. =. T. Rogers. Joseph Irving
and A. = Taylor. on reception. Nj and
Ms. Schuyler DGryre. Gr and Ars r w
Barton, Mr.. aEd Mrs. II D Cooley. 1F-
and Mrs James ". Kelly. Mr.. and A-s-
JAoob II ansaker. Mr.. and Mrs. James La
raElerr. EF. ami Mrs. c. z. Clark. Mr.
and Mrs y. ". Parker. Mr. and Mrs. r.
Q. Coo, Mr- and Mrs. 81 O. T11oats, Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Nils; ussers. V. J.
PeArSe. K. l. Easel ard +. Z. Foster IL
~1tArfoo conxnktte~s. j. s. A0r-1sols Z r
AnserAun, +. X I>svss. A. c. Patterson,
r e. Collins. z :. Dwyer. r W Clark.
Z A. Founder. c. A Clark. floor con
raAste@. c. NJ. Buck. @. NJ OSBORN. V J.
Pezrse, G. II. Clark. Joseph irving. q. D
Curtlss, J. Z. H0E4n. J. T Rogers. Z. 4.
Foster.
one % IN. most ceItght<ul stag
parties OF the season WAS given by Ar.
". W. &ish ore sveEsDg last week 60 .
birthday celebration. IA elaborate din
we're the features Of ske occasion The
guests fncisde1. Dir. Samuel n Nichols.
Mr. W. n Nichols. Ar. A :. Taylor. Nr.
J. II. vernon. Mr. Thornton Gosds5y. Mr.
J. r Ford, Mr.. II. y. Cooley. Dir. c. -.
Fr&tt. Mr. Edward Mills, Mr. ". de r.
Edwards. Mr.. D. 9. johnson. Ir. 7. l.
Grant. Mr. Joseph Irving. Mr. Chester
ThOrnton. STR. A J. wesyland. Mr.. George
". Cornwall. Mr.. y. u. Walling. Mr. F.
J. Cali ard AR. T. p. Sumner.
The Congregaffonalists gave one OF
their pleasant soctaDses On Wednesday
evening.
Dir. and Mrs. C. r. Maxhelt. OF Shu-
wah, CizIssm county. spent fe~ days
here this WEEK. the guests OF Mr.. ard Mrs.
Perry and Nr. and Mrs. Alex Clark.
Dir. and hrs. J. s. Morrison expect TO
leave shortly for Los Angles. Cal. where
they wiil probably reside
Mrs. .. If. Rogers and her daughter
Mabel and son George. of Milwaukee.
Wis. are guests OF AR. Henry FRIDAY and
family.
Sir. Raymond Moore Will start for
Southern California IN q few days and
may go TO Colorado.
Ar. and Mrs. Kililnger have taken
rooms a. the Fairhayen.
Mr.. Fayette Kelly having decided 20
make Everest hts home. has recently
brought his family from Lltchdeld, Mia
Ar. and Mrs Frank r. Friday are re-
c~ivlng congraf ulzt3ons on the arrival of .
daughter in their household
Mr.. y. = WATSON has gone 10 Alaska
Mr.. J. J. Clark lef; this week for a trip
10 New York
Rev. j. H. Mullen and wife expec. TO
leave q a few weeks for Colorado.