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Ballard Social News.

On Wednesday afternoon the choir of
St Stephens Episcopal church held fts
annual outing on the beach at Shilshole
bay. Bathing. boating and other recres-
tons enabled all the members to spend
delightful afternoon. Those present were:
Rev P. e. and Mrs. HyIand. Mrs Q. n.
Morley. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Peabody, Mrs.
g. B. Roberts, Mrs. John James. Mrs. w.
J. Davies Mrs. J. Parker. Mrs. r. w.
Grover. Mrs. Minnie Mackay, OF Vic
toria; Miss r. NJ. Hyiand. Mrs. frankie
Parker. Miss Blanche Winsor. Miss Madge
White, Miss Lots Whittle, Miss Ivy Fin
nerin. Miss Naomi Davies. Miss Addie
Morris. Miss Maggie MacKay. Miss Fios-
sic Peabody, Miss Rose Grover. Miss
Kathleen Grover, Miss Kathleen Parker.
Miss Grace Phillips. Miss Ada Cook, Mr..
Herbert Hyfand. Mr.. Lambert Thompson,
Master John whittie. Master Ray Pea
body, Master Jack Peabody. Master Harry
Lewis. Master Kenneth Davies.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. A. Morris pleasantly
entertained a small party of friends at
their residence on Fourth avenue Friday
evening Vocal and instrumental music.
with various amusing and entertaining
games, including cards, constituted the
leading features OF an enjoyable evening.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. II. \.
Morris, Mr.. and Mrs II. W. Grover Mrs.
Minnie MacKay. Miss Maggie MacKay.
Miss Addie Morris, Miss Mary Morris,
Miss Annie Morris, Miss Rose Grover.
Master Eden Morris. Master John Morris.
Master T. Thompson.
4 large party of annual campers are
nov gathered at Prospect beach TO spend
the summer months. The latest arrivals
were the families of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj.
Donoghue and Mr.. and Mrs. William Nj.
Curtiss. who began camping Thursday.
Among the number who had gone there
bAfore are Mayor M. Dow and family, Mr.
and Mrs John Kyle and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. David Dow, Mrs. A. Whittie and
family. the Rev. John eastman.
Mr. Herbert Hyiand. after a short but
pleasant visit 70 his parents, LEFT on FRI
day night for Whatcom.
Mrs T. winsor and family. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry WinSor, Mrs Macdonald. the
Misses Macdonald Mrs. George Shields,
Miss Nina Shields. Mr.. Thomas Shields
and Mr. NAis Nelson formed a jolly party
who went 10 Colby on Thursday 20 spend
two weeks camping. hunting and fishing
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colmsn Canning Party.

The annual colman camping party
started for Orcas island last Tuesday. and
is noE enjoying camp life on West beach.
The party sailed on Mr.. j. ". Colmans
yacht Eyrene. which remains at the
camp and gali be used by the campers
for excursions among the islands and
vicinity. Those in the party are: Mr. and
Mrs. J. NJ Coinfan. Mr. and Mrs. a r.
Rurweli. Mr. and Mrs. L W. McAlIister,
ME. and Mrs ]. l.. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs
r, G. kilb0Erne. MIR. and Mrs. L. r. Col
man, Mr and Mrs. e. f. Simpson, Miss
Clara Bigesow, Miss Maitland. Miss Jen-
ME HOlbrook. Miss Blanche Hutchinson.
Miss Bailey. Hiss Ruth Bailey. Miss Bes-
sic BurEell Miss Dickey. Miss Ham
monds. Miss Barwell., Miss Susie Burwell.
Mr. r. +. Bowman, Mrs. W. r Ham
monds. Mr.. W. +. Hutchison. Mr. George
Coiman, Dir. j. T. Dudley. DR.. {. 4.
Smith, Mr.. b. Fl. Johnson, Mr. III. c.
Hiiis, Dir. f. K. 3. Smith. MI Daniel
kinney. Mr.. w. S. Pond and Mr.. Z. IS.
Burweii
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..I.aiIa,, Was a succe-s.

"Lsila." a bright. tuneful. three-act
operetta composed by Stratton. was given
a good performance at the Fremont opera
house by q chorus OF forty weil-trained
voices ard competent soloists Monday
evening. under the direction of Mrs ".
h. Merwia. The stage setting represented
a mountain grove at MONDAY. IN the first
act, with the same scene al twilight in
the third act, while the second act. the
most effective scene Of the 'hrae. repre-
scented a gloomy forest. Miss Zena Mes
dag had the title role OF I4aila. while Miss
Eva Burlingame had the dual role of a
heggar woman and the fairy queen. Miss
Jennie Head. Miss Meta Becker. Miss
Vesfa Morrison. Miss Susie Buhtz and
Miss Fern Covert each had solo paris.
ard did their work very accepta bly,. Two
cute little cupids were well represented by
little Hazel and Nettie Smart. one blonde
and the other a brunette. and the audi
ence was aroused 10 a pitch OF enthusi-
asm when I'm the second act a band Of
fairies and cupids led by their queen ap-
pesred TO Laiia In the forest. The hall
was crowded TO Its utmost. standing room
being al premium. The performance
reflected great credit on those who had IL
in charge. The characters of the play
were a large chorus OF village maidens.
a hand OF fairies and a company of beg
.ars. An orchestra OF five pieces accom-
panied the voices.
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WEDDINGS.
Biack-McIntosh.

The marriage of Mr.. Francis NJ Black.
OF the Bank of British Columbia, Vancou-
YER, r. c. and Miss Margaret f. McIn-
tosh. OF Reno. New. was celebrated by
Rev. 8 J. Kennedy on Wednesday even
ing the 10Th inst. al the residence OF Mr..
Robert Croft. accountant. Bank Of British
Columbia, No. 2i Remington avenue.
The rooms were exquisitely decorated for
the occasion. the hall with nasturtiums
ard ivy The drawing room. In which the
young couple were married, contained
white marguerites and srnilax. whilst the
dining room in which dainty refreshments
were served after the ceremony was over.
had a profus8on OF La France roses AMI
ferns The brides wedding trousseau
was OF cream six and lace, and she car
ried boquet % white carnations. Mr..
and Mrs Black viii visit the most at
tractIve places in this state before start
ing for their home az Vancouver.
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oH.LovE NOT a SUMMER MOOD.

Oh. love is not summer mood.
Nor ffying phantom Of the brain.
Nor youthful fever of the blood.
Nor dream nor fate. nor Circumstance.
Love is not born Of blinded chance.
Nor bred IN simple ignorance.
Lave is the flower % rnaifenhooi;
Love IL the fruit Of mortal pain;
And she hath winter In her blood.
,T-r,1A love Ia st<-adfast as the skies.
And once alight she never flies.
And love Is strong and love Is wise
eRicharf Watson Glider.
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Miss Murray's Boating Party.

Miss Murray gave a delightful boat
party on Thursday evening on the launch
Neeta. The party sailed about Lake
washington and stopped al sand Point.
where lunch was served on shore. After
that the launch sailed 20 Barnaoee and
all enjoyed dance. which lasted for sew
eral hours Those present were Mrs. A
f. McCulsky. Mr.. and Mrs James n.
Hoge, jr.. Miss Murray. Miss S,ruve. Miss
Hodge. Miss Hutchinson, Miss Kautz.
Miss Furth. Miss Mcknight. Mr. Lester
Turner. Mr.. Phil Falken burg. Mr.
Fred Strive. Mr.. Manley Il HAYNES. Mr.
Theodore Haller. Mr. Harry Meserve. Nj
Josiah Collins. Nj. 3. Peliy, Mr.. Linz.
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Mr.. and Mrs, Gustin,s Party

Mr.. and Mrs. S. q. Gustin enrartaine4
a number or thsir friends at their home
IN North Bend on Saturday evening. July
., on the occasion OF Mr.. W. Patterson.
Of Seattle. who had been visiting there
while on a fishing trip. A very interest
ing programme was rendered which
consisted OF duets, solos and other amuse-
nehts Mr.. Patterson was loudly en-
cored to some OF his hsmoroas seize
tons. also Miss fiddle and Mr.. Doniv
for their pleasing duets. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs s. d. Gus
TN. the Misses Dustin. Mr.. Liddle. the
Misses Iiddle. Mrs. Lia5ie. Miss Steele
Mr.. Donly. Mr.. n. Taylor. Mr.. John
Webster and Ar. William Patterson.
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Odd Fellows Lake Excursion.

On Thursday evening a most En- movable
lake excursion was INDUCED in nv the
members % Golden Link No 80. 7 q. -
F.. many OF whom were aceonna MED nv
their families. THE whole party gathered
a. Lesch park. where a barge was IN
readiness and furnished with music and
many ws}l-fiked baskets OF provisions.
Dancing and singing served 20 pleasantly
pass away The time while the barge vas
being towcd about the lake The circuit
Of Mercer island was made during the
evening. On the return trip an elegant
lunch vas served. The party returned n
time 20 catch the last car FOR the city.
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Rhoslodeniron Club Picnic.

The Rhotodeaeroa Ciab gave picnic
ard moonlight excuTsios on WAineSsfav
last a. sylvan grove or Bainhvldge lsian1
TIE steamer George =. Starr vas cha--
tered Cor the occasion and made Two trips
Gre q. 5 n the afternoon and one s. s
Ccj1ck IN TIE evening About IL couplps
participated LANCER Laben's hard
Furnished tie music, and the committee
Rad arranged a nice order. Of dances ar4
proEt}s3 refreshments and lurch fo- Al
participants II vas nearly . .a9 O'Clock .
m. waea ere merry party returned % the
csty wei pleased with thes- outing a-1
the SPLENDID Hospitality shown b. ne club
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SfeHarf-Hfhharti.

Mss Blanche HIb0ard ard Mr.. william
Stewart were married July 10 al the resi-
dance % the brides brother. Mr.. Charles
HIobard. 211s Fourth street. by Rev. W.
A shznklia. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Charles Hibhard Mr. and Mrs.
r 2 Stewart. Or. ]. r. White. Mr..
Charles ard Master Henry Hibbard. 4
reception was held at the home OF the
newly married couple, at Victoria and
Ofvupic avenue There were present.
Nr ard Mrs. NJ n. Haynes Mr. and Mrs.
" p HAYNES. Mr. and Mrs Herman
Bauer. Mr. and Mrs. q. ". Lynch Mr.. and
Mrs Z. Hubbard. Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ
Lang. Mr. ara Mrs r. r Stewart. DR..
and Mrs. l. r. Dawson. Dr.. J. r. White.
Mr= Nicholas Miss Frye. Mr.. Charles
Dir. r. \. Robinson and Master Hio5ard.
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.,s.-,nan Dauiton,s Party.

Alderman 7. VI. Daulton en'ertalhea
80 members OF the board Of aldermen on
hoars his Yacht on Lake Washington on
Tuesday evening. Besides the aldermen
tba-A were present Mayor Byron Phelps
and Comptroller VIII Fl: Parry. Mr. and
Nrs " p Benton and Mr.. Frank T..
clam The party left the wharf al Aadi-
san street at 80 o'clock and several
hours were pleasantly spent sailing about
the lake. During the evening the pump
ing station was visited
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W = r Sweeney entertained num-
49, ~ trends On board his beautiful yseat
49, an asst Sunday. making the run 10
Eve-att and returning in the evening
IRE a~Sie left az IL a. m. and returned 10
rhA ctfy st ?. m Those in the party
were. Mr and Mrs. r. r. Spencer, Mrs
q C,und. Miss Asther. Mss Tu-ne-.
srssx lev OF Portland; Miss Spencer.
Ms Mitchell. et La Crosse. Mr.. Lester
rr~7a- Mr.. z. r. Sweeney Mr.. Phi A.
FslsAnburga. Mr. Manly 3. Haynes. Mr..
Jon1 Mz-ner.
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Entertaining His Mother.

Mrs. P. l.. Garden. OF Marysviile. Cal.
mother of Lieut.. G.. L. Garden. formerly
executive officer of the revenue cutter
Grant and now In command of the United
States revenue launch Scout, Is visiting
her son among the San Juan islands
Mrs. Garden arrived In Seattle on Thurs
day night from Monterey, where she has
been spending several months 1t the Ho-
tel del Monte.
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Mrs. Geri's Party.

Mrs. Ben Geri Of Gilman, gave a dinner
party to a few friends in honor of Miss
May Evans on the Fourth OF July. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Archie AdaIr.
Miss May Evans and Mr.. VIII Garner,
Miss Gretchen Smith and Mr.. John Evans.
Mr.. George Crow. Mr.. Jared Trigg. Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Geri.
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Mrs, Ford's Party.

Mrs. Erwin Ford gave a delightful
Iaur~b and dancing party last Thursday
evening in honor Of Miss Henderson. who
has been visiting in the city for several
weeks past The party left the wharf at
Yes!er avenue about 10 O'Clock and
sailed TO East Seattle. where several
hours were pleasantly passed in dancing.
on the return trip singing was INDUCED
in by the whole party and instrumental
music was furnished by an orchestra
from the city.
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Country Club Party.

Mr.. Josiah Collins is entertaining par
" at the Country Club. near Port Blake
ley The party left the city yesterday aid
Will return tomorrow and is composed Of
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Hoge, ir.. Mr.. j.
D. Hoge. Of GAINESVILLE. o.; Miss Furth.
Miss Mcknight, Miss Gazzam, Miss En-
DRY, Mr. Josiah Collins. Mr.. 3. Pelly, Mr..
L. PelIy Mr.. @. III. Preston and Mr.
Gsorce Folsom
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Miss Hanford,s Luncheon.

Miss Ada lowering Hanford gave very
pretty luncheon last Monday to a few '.f
her friends. Those present were: Mrs.
George Edward Yerger. Of Tacoma; Mise
Helen Laurence. OF Whatcom, and Miss
Helen McNaught, Miss Julia Hodge, Miss
Zoe Semple. Miss Ethel Semple, Miss Ju-
9th Hughes and Miss Ada Hanford.
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Mrs. Howard .Ioslyn's Party.

Mrs Howard Joslyn gave a pleasant
card party on Tuesday afternoon. The
rooms were prettily decorated With sweet
peas and La France roses Six-handed
euchre was the game INDUCED in and
pleasant afternoon spent The rirst prize
was awarded 10 Mrs. s. l.. Crawford.
while Mrs. Tiele carried of the second
prize During the afternoon a delicate
lunch was served
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waayer-Thiehaud.

Cards have been received announcing
the marriage OF Mr.. Charles Lyman
Weaver and Miss Josephine Thiehaud 4,
Nevay. Ind, June 15 They viii be az
home after July 10. az - Montgomery ave
nue.. Allegheny City. Pa Both were for
nerly residents % Seattle. and they have
many friends here.
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This beautiful summer resort is more
beautiful than ever. and new campers
are arriving daily. More tents have been
secured 10 meet the increased demand.
4 fine literary and musical programme
was rendered last night by the Vashon
young people TO a large and apprecia-
tive audience. Today DR.. Calvin Stew
art. president OF -Whifworth college.
breaches In the auditorium.
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Nothing 20 Worry About.

Young LADY tout yachfingl-Waas IS the
matter. Capt, Quarterback
e.sp<ain-Ths fact r. my dear young
sz8v. we've broken our rudder
yoisns, is.-sy VI woGidn' worry about that
TIE rsfs5er - mostly under water you
snow. and Il Isn't likely people vii notice
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

A. ne residence ot William E. Ken
nsdy. se5 East street. very happy event
occurred Friday evening. the 5th inst.
being the marriage q Mr. Horace Z.
Kennedy 20 Miss Florence Marie Hem
ley. OF Eamnsoa. Ont-. by the Rev. II.
Dexter pastor OF 81 Clements church.
A 3alGly repast was serves ey iae host
ess The pAFiGT wAS beautifully dec
Grated wita white roses. smilax. etc
AnonE those present were: Mr. and
Mrs C ". Mathews. Mr. and airs Z.
4 Hartley. NJ. and Mrs. A r. Hunt
NJ and MrS william r. Kennedy. Miss
Jean TIuat. Mr. Ous Y. Beaas.
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Neutrality-suspicious..

A pretty wedding took place THURSDAY
morning. July 4. ar the home % Mr.. and
Mrs. Davidson, when Mr.. John Horeditz
and Miss BESSIE Mcclellan We're united in
marriage, Rev. Clark Davis officiating.
None but relatives of the bride and groom
We're present.
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4 COMPLIMENTARY Rreak nsst-

o. lasT We3Gss3ay MIS- a. = Kaa.r
gave breakfast conp,tzns ntsry 90 Mrs.
john Il Sehoael. ana her sister Mss
EiIourne Ths invited guests were Mrs
john p NcC5raw. Mrs. X g Strive. N-s
James r Hayden. Mrs. John Z. HAYDEN
Mrs =. <. Henry, AIRS. Thonas Burke.
Ms r. . Graves and Mss Tzlte~. Mrs.
Schodeit expressed her gratss~atla- ara
u, Assure 20 neetin< ana making the s--
o12fntzrce of 50 May prominent ladies'
OF $50 IN such an sceep.Able ana
-~er. ne ~ ar~er
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A Pleasant chlldren,- Party.

The chil9rea's party given ~ MS.
Charles H. Hyde and her son Robert -
Wednesday evening was the gayeEt en-
fsrtzinmsnt that has been given FOR ire
young people Of Tacoma since the begin
ming OF the season. The young nan vino
made his best bow 70 nifty or more Of his
friends is great fsyorite with all cis
mates. as well as his elders. and on his
occasion carried himself IN a way that
distinguished him as gallant. weli-ored
little gentleman. lie was assisted In 70
coiYing By his mother and the other ladies'
resident in fae handsome Tyler HOUSE,.
Mrs Wnlism Blgelow and Mrs. Frederick
Moset The only flowers used IN he der
oraftons OF the houss were sweet peas.
on enc tlahtel bank % them vas u1afs
70 rise from tire fsont edge Of she long
shelf where A border 81 white ones aions
were lse8. 10 % the heighs ~ couple ~
feet. shading from The white ones through
Gale pink 10 the darkest red. The effect
S~as exquisite The piano. the esbtnsfs
and in fact every available gpos was made
20 bloom ard sn-d tire weieom. o1ors %
these 6eiigntful and fragrant blooms. on
IRE lawn the scene might have been ore
from a Midsummer Nights Dream
where elves an1 fairies fltted through th@
green trees auag With lanterns aad fairy
lamps. Inc szce.Is2I TeQ2st served MAS
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Mr. and Mrs. Sorenson, Mrs l. +. Evans.
Mrs. ). Daniels. Mrs. +. G. FcTstenson.
Mrs 7. A. Green. Mss Allie Little, Miss
Ada Forstenson. Miss Eva Daniels, Mr..
W l. Overly. Mr.. J. r. Howell. Mr.. J. z
Burns. Mr.. +. W. Ainsworth. Mr.. Charles
r. Love
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COMING EVENTS.

The Knot Again Club viii give a launch
party on Lake Washington on Monday
night
Miss Helen McNaught viii give an IN
formal at home on Tuesday afternoon
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Erving-OSborn.

Mr.. Joseph z. Ewing and Miss Mary A.
Osborn. both of La Conner. were united IN
marriage Thursday afternoon. July L.
1ss5. al the residence of Mrs. c. J. Whitney,
~ Lincoln street. Rev. DIR. ". A. Shank
lin. Of the First Methodist Episcopal
church officiating.
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The Misses Semple Miss Hughes and
Miss Ada Hanford, accompanied by Mr..
and Mrs. George Edward Yerger. will
SPEND several weeks at Lake Cushman.
They start In a few days.
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Duly Warned.

Judge.
Shh--(3 Gorge Peterson. II you kiss TIE
az-ztn I'll scream oat loud.
George CxlsSes hert-Goo1, I never heard
Won srrsarn oas loud
sae-tseceza Peterson. goa's scream
c.. .a-1 GOV. -. 20 s2l.e yo2.
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Atn-worth-Thayer.

Mr --.Ehz G. Atnsworth and Mrs. Cara
= TAsyer toth % this city. were united
n marriage al tae residence % the bride.
~ the AIosuarle- on Tuesday evening.
Julv g. lSS Rev Jola :. Damon of.lcizt-
lng After The ceremony TIE CON pAny re-
paired % ths Ras a. tables. y here a vel
ding supper AWAITED t1em- Among those
r--..@.za--g ssxe. d. al Ass. E2..@@s.
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~, r.,,,,-., roa,ing Party. Z

NJ ard Mrs. Frederick l. Fehren gave
a delightful boating party on Lake WASH
tne,on on Friday night, the steamer {. G
Cas}ns being chartered for the occasion
IRE partv was landed az Kirkland, where
a Rail rad been prepared ard dance wss
irduised ia. al orchestra being 'ASen on
me boat Those In the party Were Mt
ara Mrs Fehrsn. MI and Mrs Samuel
.,ra-sfors. pr. au3 Mrs. J W FisSins,
Nr and AIRS Howard Joslyn. NJ. ane
Ms. Frank Rel. NJ and MS * "
E-vn-,ons Mr. and AIRS. Tracy Robertson.
NJ ara Mrs. Wit shannon. Mr.. anl MS
X y Blaine. Mr.. snd Mrs J. = De res
NJ sna Mrs. W n. Perkins. Mr.. aus MFs
Ioha Gibbons. NJ. Fuller. NJ IA, -
--.s,s Ms Minnie CserfchE. MISS
Ys~rs C,crlchx- Miss Bal Mss Jackson.
Nfsss rilklns. Miss Joslyn. Miss eo1Fe-
Niss Hama. Capt Ballard. Mr. Caat4es
Ssssts Mr. wUllsm Moore. 1r- b"rea.
81 = Tavto~. Nr PARK Ren1erson.
"a Thesfefe Hagler. M, Van Tyle. Ny }
T. Nelson.
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A Circus PARTY.

A pleasant circus party on Friday night
was made up OF Mr.. and Mrs James D.
Hoge. jr.. Miss Furth Miss Gazzam. the
Misses Gowan, Of Alabama. Mr.. Josiah
Collins. Mr. George Hyde Preston, Mr.. l..
Pelly and Mr.. 3. Pelly.
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Father Performances Alton street mis-
sson Sunday school. acccEu paaie3 BY fhelr
pastor ard many friends. enjoyed A uEeri-
on Mercer tsseE2 THURSDAY .s2~aktrx
singing - IS ara games raa4e rae sfr-a
rass raesf ensosaA1y. Aaout o'clock ths
steA-aes Ca.-..-s2 returned .ez - -a--v
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exquisitely gowned. Mrs. Brown In pals
corn-coloFed moussslaine and Miss Ey-
man in a bewitchIng French toilet which
battles the pen OF your correspondence
enough. II was simply exquisite. and al
the ladies who love pretty dresses went
away Allied with admiration as well as
praise or the pleasure that the OCCASION
afforded Mrs. Browns friends. Flowers
occupy most important place in all tho
social functions Of the summer. and on
Tuesday afternoon they We're used with
much taste in all the rooms open TO the
guests At beautifully appointed table
Mrs. John a. Parker served Russian tea
ami Mrs. Warren Brown dispensed tees.
Assisting them were Miss Calhoun, Mlss
knohle and Miss Delamater.
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This Is the Place for Laces.

Machine made Torchon Laces. special
Iiyard pieces.
s Cents.
rOrchen Laces. II inches deep, only
&c Yard.
colored Torehon Laces. in blue and
white. and red and white, IL inches deep.
esly
2isc Yard.
Black all silk Bourbon Laces. 1 inches
vide. worth Sc. oniy
zoe Yard.
Cream color Van Dyke Point Laces. re-
eucei 70
zoe Yard.
Butter eolored I4aces. large assortment,
excellent width. at
7lsc and i0c Yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14

marry ard took them around the lake.
Tz-si-r ,nerr at Laseai park. the happy
Youngsters al hoping their parents ard
,s.rh-rs night De prevailed on 10 give
.h.r, smother outing before the end OF
the season
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-14
Positive Bargains i'm Hosiery

Ladies' Hermsaorf black Hose. full
leagth. only
i5c Pair.
Fancy top. drop stitch Hose. The tnc
quality. reduced 10
25c Pair.
Hack top cotton Hose. with unbleached
ZEE. fan regular made. only
25e Pair.
see our Imperial ribbed bicycle H0e. at
~e pair; sizes from s 20 70; not 20 be
'saaied in this city for price aud quality.