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The reception given by Mrs. c. NJ Saw
yer at her home on Broadway last Wed
nesday was a most delightful affair. The
rooms were artistically arranged ard
lighted by lamps with immense flower
Ike shades In reds and yelIows. TIE dec
oratiors were ferns aEi evergreens.
Cards and dancing were the order of the
evening The guests were; Mr. and Airs.
f. NJ. Curtis. Mr.. and Mrs. VI. c. Dane,
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs,
u. Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. r. Berry, Mr..
and Mrs. y. Bohn. Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.
Grant. Miss Lucy stsrtup, Miss Lettie
nsire. Mrs. Viola Startup. Miss Maud
Bohn, Mr.. +. Brown. Mr.. r. p. Edsen,
Mr., NJ. NJ. Cooper. Mr.. g Bohn. Mr.. NJ,
Sawyer. Mr.. Lynn Curtis. Mr.. WIN Daire,
Mr.. Lewis Curtis.
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The Agayne Club social.

The Agayne Club gave another delight
fuI party at Prosch's hall last Thursday
night. The young ladies were respIendeslt
In new spring gowns and looked their
prettiest. The young men all wore fun
dress suits. and the scene at midnight
was bewatching one to behold The
music was excellent. The patronesses
were Mrs. Tracy Robertson, Mrs f. ID.
Schuyler and Mrs. ]. Albert Jackson. The
following were in attendance: Mr. and
Mrs. Tracy Robertson, MT and Mrs. F.
ID. Schuyler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Albert Jack
son. Miss Ann Turner. Miss Helen Nc
Naught, Mss Marion Garfield, Miss
Laura Garfield Miss Hanford, Miss
Elaine Hanfori, Miss Sidon,a Furth, Miss
Marie Bardick. Miss Zoe Semple, Miss
Ethel Semple. Miss Baxter, Miss Corey,
Miss Gertrude Clark. Miss Nugent. Miss
Libby. Miss Relfe. Miss Judith Hughes,
Miss Riggen. Mss Ranke, Miss Graham,
Miss Smith. Miss DE Merkes, Miss Hodge.
Mr.. Charles Turner. Mr.. d. Tull kellogg.
Mr.. Wuerle. Mr.. Reher, Mr.. Ranke. Mr..
Richards. Mr.. FredeGicks. AIR. Ranke, AIR.
Hansard, Mr.. Harry Frederick, Mr..
Jess Brinker. Mr.. Bert Graves. Mr.. Ritz
waller. Mr.. Young. Mr.. Farr. Mr.. Linn
Relfe. Mr.. Harding Cow. Mr.. Robert
Brinker. Mr.. Robert Webb. Mr.. Duffy,
Mr.. Silhman. Mr.. Ramsey. Mr.. Cotton.
Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Allan, Mr.. Dinaock. Mr..
Percy Parkinson. Mr.. Herald. and Mr..
Drumm and Mr.. Brown. Of Tacoma.
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The paysse Surprise Party.

Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Paysse were given
a surprise party last Tuesday evening
at their Latona residence, at which the
usual games and music and refresh
ments made up the pleasures of the
evening. The guests present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Paysse, Mfr. and Mrs. j. r..
Bell, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. f. Bennett, Mr.
and Mrs. Downs. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiiks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams. MIR. and Mrs.
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Brownfield. Miss
Ada Bell. Miss Fannie Ssnixh. Miss Estella
Palmer. Miss Emma Sunhlade, Miss Tio-
lei, Cowan, Miss Douglas. Miss Minnie
Douglas. Miss Meta Knisel. Miss Camel.
Miss Mary Camel. Miss Edna Pinkham.
Miss Ferguson. Miss Lizzie Ferguson.
aiiss Lefty Stevens. Miss Diamond, Mr..
Alexis PaysSe, Mir. Audente. MIR. VIII
Smith Mr.. Camel Mr.. II. Dennis, Mr..
Ell Shaibo. Mr.. f.. s. Shields. Mr.. Ed
Goats Mr. Roy Coats. Mr.. Bert Palmer,
ssr. Bebee, Mr.. Withcrspoon, Mr.. Charles
t'inkham. Mr.. Lawson Walker. Mr.. Will
lam Shields. Mr.. Charles Wallis. Mr..
Ell CowaR, Mr.. Jess Harrison. MIR. Aus
tin Cowan and Mr.. Henry Camel.
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Young Mons Institute Social.

T'he Young Meas Institwss social at
Arlington hall last Wednesday evening
was SUCCESS. There WAS large as
sssfsssause ana at had na>e ssnae
axsssng those fsgxsseEss were: Mr.. ant Mrs.
r. Fl. Dempsey. Mr. awe Mrs T. ]. Ssfl-
sfssan. Mr.. AMI Mrs, Prank JSt%s. Mr..
arr Mrs T. A. Frssssex, Mr.. T. A. Hen
s.sEsev. Mr.. ard srs- \. :, Keller. MISS
Jsssge kennedy. MISS Eva Bsckertass. Miss
fasxegow. Miss KAYE isTpw. Msss AssEsa
Downs. Miss Auna cSGway. Mss Msz'wan
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,f~ e,irnlsin-. Hirthaax.

Mrs. Louis A. GI-aifin was given a
surprise party on The occasion Of her
birthday az thssT resisience. sd Yakima
street. sasg MoTsaas- evening. Cards.
gangs anf snuser, With resressss-7ents
snaAe Ur the pleasures % ;he evening.
Th. guests rsresp7ss were; mir. and Mr..
l. A Gf~ss3tz. Mr.. AMI Mrs s. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs 9. 7. Stevens. Mr
ansi Mss. G.. ". csHrseF, Mr. AMI Mrs.
j. c. Mogrls. Ms Letstis SKULL Mss
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Fathe: Mathew Entertainments.

Washington's birthday was celebrated
at Turner hail by the Father Mathew
Total Abstinence Society of this city
with literary and musical programme
The hall was beautifully decorated. two
handsome silk American flags being hung
on either side of the stage, and draped
with one OF the flags was a portrait of
George Washington. The hall was
crowded with an audience that greeted
eevry utteranSe Of patriotism with out
bursts OF applause. The orchestra rem
dered selection of national airs as
an overture, after which Mr.. Philip D.
o'Brien delivered an address OF well
come which overlooked with patriotism
and praise of Americas most illustrious
general and statesman. After this an
interesting programme was rendered.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

On Friday evening. February q. 1926. az
100 the marriage OF Miss A. Mckenzie 10
Mr.. John Dunlop took place at the home
of the brides mother. 1904 Weller street.
Friday evening. February g. 1896. The
wedding was private. only the intimate
friends or the contracting couple being
presni. Mr.. Alex. Dunlop. brother Of
the groom. acted as best man. and Miss
Lizzie Mckenzie. a sister Of the bride.
acted as her best maid. The Rev Dr.
Alison. OF the First Presbyterian church.
performed the pleasing ceremony ia hs
usual quiet and impressive manner.
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MT. and Mrs E Frisch entertained
the Metropolitan Whist Club last Thurs
day eyensng at their residence on Har-
rfson street Cards and games were the
social features or the evening. and AZ %
o Clock the hostess assisted by the
young ladies' served luncheon. Those
present We're. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. chill
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. X. ]. Wilson. Nj.
ami Mrs. X G.. Faegre. Mr.. and Mrs
A. ArnuEds. Mr.. and Mrs. =. wscksrurn.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Siettengren. Mrs. Z.
Hicks. Mss Marie Wilson. Miss Olga
Wlckstrora. Mss May AlnunSis. Miss
SiSrid Frtsch. Miss Stella Fraoh, Mr..
l. Hulsether. Mr.. Rudolf Aim. Mr.. ].
N. Hofstad, Mr.. A II. Soefoerg. Mr..
J. r. Jacobson and Master Finn Frisca.
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The carai,er surprise Party.

A surprise party was given by the
Queen City Social Club to Mr.. Joseph
Caraher at his residence. 2le Parke street.
last Wednesday, The evening was spent
In dancing. games and charades. Those
present We're: Miss Kittie Quinn. Miss
Ella McGregor. Miss June Shoudy, Miss
Daisy Stetson, Miss Florence Mcdonald,
Miss Mamie Peterson. Miss Mary Probst.
Miss Lizzie Probst. Miss Beatrice Burns,
Miss Blanche caraher. Miss Maud Pease,
Miss Pauline ponahue. Miss Herken-
rath. Mr., Walter Turney, Mr. Frank Hem,
Mr. Leonard Cook, Mr.. William Helm.
Mr.. Thomas Griffiths. Mr.. Albert Romano,
Mr.. Vance Quinn, Mr.. Neil Mcdonald,
Mr.. Joseph Caraher. Mr. John Carroll, Mr..
Thomas Quigley. Mr.. Frank Peitur. Mr..
Alphonse Herbert, Mr.. John O'Rourke,
Mr.. Frank Griffiths.
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Miss Williams Surprise Party.

Miss Williams friends gave her a sur
prise party LAST Wednesday evening az
her home near Green lake A feature Of
the evening was she fancy dress worn
by each guest. Music and dancing were
INDUCED in. wsliis later lunch was
served prepared exclusively by the young
gentlemen. AIMING those present were
Miss Rohrts. Miss FaDcett. Mss May
Smith. Miss Robinson. Miss kseting. Mss
Carroll Miss Ella Robinson. Miss Erns,.
Mr.. George Roba naoxs. Mr.. r. w. Hughes.
Mr.. Duncan. Mr.. q. W. Smith, Mr.
Emerson. Mr.. Calls. Mr.. Arthur Mac
MiAan. Mr.. George Mckay.
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The Daughters of the King.

A social was given last Thursday even
ing. February y. at abe a. O. u. W. hall,
Jackson ard Yakima streets. by the
ycuTg saslses Of 81. Clements Epsssooral
CHURCH 20 enabl,. them to become an or
sanixeI chapter OF the Or,ier og the
Daughters Of the KING. 10 re known as
81. csciiaa's Chagter. The numbers upon
the Erogramus- were rendered by the
Daughters * tire King WITH Mr. Reg
.ual.i Berry ana orrtestra> Tire START
drill by rfe young lz4ses was heartily ar-
psausisd for their graceful dancing ard
beautiful figures. The vocal SON by Mss
Elsie Bruins was carefully given. the
young sls.y's voice promising ~ bcs,orse
a fine ntssh soprano The reSyta tho,ss hy
Mss Mtlsie Fox were given N a beautiful
manner wiz2a fine esocutlcn. The vh5.sn
sosn '-t-avaaina" by Mr.. ReSinss4-ss Berry
showed much proficiency IN tone and good
technique TIE fancy ssagce IN eyyssy
czsxtrrrre by Miss Elsa. Bruns ami Miss
Assce Smith was bright wssh pretty ar
sIrsisfes ard lively charges. aFxf was
heartily axTssAusisd-
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An arp-eciative audience greeted the
third appearance OF the local .'oit Folks
In concert given for charitable pur-
poses under the auspices of the Eastern
Star Chapter last Tuesday evening in
Ranke hall The quaint costumes. some
OF them a centary old. the anthems %
our forefathe-s. the humorous part songs
and the character solos awakened an
enthusiasm which was infectious, and the
Hezekiahs and Judeaahs. the Dshoras
and Keturas excelle-t even their former
efforts Col. Sheafe's musical e, randi-
tfon OF Lord Lowell" accompanied by
Mr.. Charies Robinson ON the fiddle"
was overwhelmingly funny. while hearty
applause greeted the singing OF Annie
Laurie. by Mrs. Lindersmith. Altogether.
the ''Old Folks" concert was a particu-
lariy enjoyable and successful occasion.
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Gerari-Serny.

Mr.. Walter u. Gerard and Miss Flor
essce v. Shelby were unites in marriage
Thursday afternoon February II. at the
residence OF the brides mother. Mrs. T..
J. Selhy. ina Yesier avenue. by Rev.
Henry A. Dexter. Those present we're:
Captain and Mrs. W. ID o-Toose. Gen.
aud Mrs. c. w. Turner. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
A. c. Rochester. Miss Mary Rochester,
Master Junlus Rochester, Miss Ethel Car
penier. Miss Addie Hagier and Mr.. James
= Murphy. After a short trip Mr.. ard
Mrs. Gerard will he at home 10 their
friends at isls Yesler avenue.
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Emily l.. wiliiSnas Miss jean Gsrahlir.
M Ossses Mclaughlin ard Master
Louis Ga-asdsn.


Miss Chamberiin's surprise Party.
Miss Bertha Chsmbersin was given
surprise party AZ her horne corner OF
Fourth aad Olive streets last Thursday
evening. Music. singing ard dancing
were the ansnsemsnss of the evening. aft
er which lunch was served. Those pres
ent were. Miss Bertha Caameeriin. Miss
Nellie Hunt, Miss Henefa Wood. Miss
Nellie woosiin. Miss Myrtle Hunt, Miss
Ella Mckinnse, Miss Pearl ousilaa. Mr..
VIM Chamberiin. Mr.. u. Shaw. Mr.. VIM.
Crandea. ar, wn. Hecht. Mr.. VIII Wood
In. Mr.. Niles Hunt. Mr. ]. Avis John
son.
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RcIncken-NIiIler.

Mr.. George w. Reincken and Miss Ida
Miller. both of this city. were married at
the home or the bride, corner Of Foun-
tain and Elaine streets. Seattle. Sunday
evening, February II. 1895. Mr.. Julius
Schipper served as groomsman and Miss
Sophia Miller, sister OF the bride. as her
maid. Rev. John r. Damon offciated.
Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Eben Croker. Mr. and Mrs Brann
Quass, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Stewart, Miss
Lizzie Miller, Miss Annie Miller, Miss
Rosie Miller. Mr.. r. II. Croker. Mr. Geo.
Perry. Mr. VIII Tenssen. Mr. Jack No
Isaac.
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The seattle Camera f,lpb.

The Seattle Camera Club held Its regu-
lar monthly meeting on Thursday even
ing February u. Through the Kindness
os Mrs. W Wilson they were enabled to
show on the screen over 100 views made
from negatives by the late Mr. Wilson.
illustrating the Yukon gold fields and
the trip through the heart OF Alaska
Mr.. Hestwood kindly gave a short and
graphic lecture. fully explaining the
views as they passed on the screen. TIE
club elected Messrs. E. NJ Carr. ]. D.
Lowman and c. W. Parker 10 serve as
executive committee with the president
and secretary. Active STEPS are being
taken to secure permanent rooms for the
club. and TO collect views. made by the
members. for club album. Ten new mem
bers were admitted at this meeting. ana
the club now has membership of twen-
ty-two.
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Social bx Daughters of Homer.

Seattle Ioiye. No. :. u. Of H.. gave
c. and c. sss.sal last Tuesday evening.
which was an enjoyzele affair. The bail
was well filled and a pleasing programmes
given. after which IgfTt refreshments
were served. The last number on the
programme was addressed 70 Miss Minnie
Warner. The retiring G. Of IL. when she
was presented with an eFnplesuspzlc pia
by she rrserrshers OF she degree.
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The Rcd clover Clnh Entertaine,I.

Mrs. B. A. winkler entertained the
Red Glover Club at her residence 62s
Pearl street last Wednesday. The after
noon was spent In fancy work and mu-
sic, and after a dainty lunch the club In
dulged In the game of progressive
olives,s a very entertaining affair. In
vented by one of the members. Al the
meeting OF the club last Wednesday per-
manent organization was effected and
officers elected. The following ladies
were present: Mrs. NJ. J. England. Mrs
s. B. Blum Mrs. l.. III. Rogers. Mrs. NJ.
A. Stansbrry. Mrs. A. Y. Hilton, Mrs. z.
Goodrich Mrs J. Chadbourne. Mrs. II.
a. winkler. Mrs. Z. Kasler. Miss A. b.
Lenot, Miss Genevieve Schertxer.
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Mrs. loves Entertainment.

Last Tuesday evening Mrs. Lowe. as
sIted by her mother. Mrs. Smith. OF 81.
Paul entertained few OF her friends at
Boulevard Instrumental and vocal mt
sic were the features OF the evening" Re
freshrner;s were served and very pleas
ant evening spent The guests were:
Mr.. and Mr.. Chas. McNanns, Nr. ard
Mrs. McAvoy. SIR. and Mrs. Shersieu,
Mr.. Sheriden. Jr.. Mrs. J. Thomas. Miss
Bertha Nash and Master James McAyoy.
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o,Connnr-taxe.

Mr.. j. II. o'Connor. OF the postoflsce In
speesor's office. and nephew OF the Rev.
Dean. OConnor, was married 70 Miss
Maude Cave, only daughter OF the late
George Cave. or London. England. and
who has number of relations In and
about Seattle, In ottawa. Canada. Feh-
rnary J, 1896. by the Rev. Canon Cam
peau.
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Frank A. Marshall ard Miss Myrtle
NeD&nisls we're married at the residence
OF the brides parents. Mr.. ami Mrs. II.
A. MeI,snsels. At Ross. last THURSDAY
evening. February q. 1855. The bride was
attsre4 "a q dark blue travelling coSturae
Altar ire ceremony and congratulations
had bse1 SAID "a elaborate d.nler MAS
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Halllwell-Rlce.

Mr.. Fred W. Hailiwell and Miss Mary
Rice. both Of this city. We're quietly mar
ried at the residence OF the Officiating
clergyman. John f. Damon. so Filth
street; Seattle, Wednesday evening. Feb
ruary ~. 1895. in the presence OF q few
friends. among whom were Mr.. and Mrs.
ALBERT l. heisall and airs. Mary A.
Thompson.
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Miss Estelia HoskEsscn. Mis- Alice era
ham, Miss Kate ca-ison. Miss Evelyn
Winning. Mr.. Roy whS.ehessa. Mr. Email
Buhsz. Mr.. Clarence Andrews. Mr. Frank
Rinehart. Mr. George Carlson. Mr.. Guy
Green. Mr. Tom Mss<iag. Mr.. Ray White
head. Mr. Tom Peck. Mr. Charlie Bea-
tarnin. Mr.. Frank ysning.
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Mis- Winnings surprise Party.

Miss Hattie y4nsag was given a sur
prise party al her home In Edgewaser
last Mcn8ay, tire evening being pleas
refreshments. The gusts present were.
Mass Alsse GTsszn. Miss Carrie Young.
Mics Nellie RsuehArt. Mis- Asnssse Buhfx
Miss Nellie vfnsBg. Maxss Lille Agasses.
Ms IAzEse Young. Miss Ana1iaa Ass1rews,
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Observation-Disclosures.

Mr.. Anton I. Hagen and MiA Emma
Henderson. both of this city. were united
[. In marriage at the residence or che OIL
chatting clergyman. John r, Damon. 90
Fifth street, Seattle. Saturday February
3. 1895. Mr.. and Mrs. Matthias Rude ana
others being present as witnesses.
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Fsiwarsis-~feinie-

Mr.. c. %. Edwards. OF Honolulu. and
Mrs Adele steinie. OF Seattle. were mar
ried IN Victoria. Il. g.. Friday. February
t. ls6 by Rev. w. L. Clay. few
friends were present In congratulate the
happy pair. They left the following day
on the Warysmoo for Honolulu. where
Mr.. Edwards t. engaged in business.
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served, The presents were numerous and
beautiful. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. n Menanieis, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A Mechanics. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
c. SSatt. Mr.. and Mrs t. E. Tu,sie. Mr..
and Mrs Anderson. Mr. and Mrs JUDI
sen Marshall. Mrs. j. L. Garfield. Mss
Maud Mcnanieis. Mr.. Arthur Mensaiels.
Master Jussson Mcpanseis- Mr.. ana Mrs.
Marshall left fer Ids Angeles Friday.
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Miss rsarv.s HART Times social

4 hard times party was given At
the hogne OF Miss Moil.e EsSaTy. 90 Orion
sfree,. laSs Friday evening. watch ~
s.sssei an cid-fashlouesf candy puii.
.rf.osa present were: Mrs. Esary. Mr.
ana Mrs. w. Z. Dwysr. Miss Ella Hatey
Miss Charlotte Haley. Miss Jennie l-caa-
bard. Miss Mast.s Need. Miss Blanche
Graves. Miss Cara Levy. Miss E~-ty
Levy MISS I.sna Fhslbrsc. Miss Ava
phflhgsc Miss Nellie Esary. Miss MyNfA
Eszry Mr. w II. Shsasman. Mr.. A
J. Esary. Mr.. James n. Esa<y. Mr.. ".
Ii. vErd. NJ. Frank NtFv3. Mr. .. z.
Gs.s4rd, AR. &. Il. -9irasss Mr.. Fred
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Mrs. Rcnton.- Card Party.

Mrs. Miles II. Benton at her residence.
liza Renton avenue. last Ssesaay enter
tanned about forty OF her lady friends at
whist, and at one table game called
war Of words" Three prizes were awari-
ed. Mrs Frank Beach carried OF arse
prize, Mrs. John Rumsey the consaia,-
ton and Mrs Samuel Ramsey the prize
for forming the most words out OF the
game.
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Rosie Henry.s Third birthday.

Mrs. John Il. Henry gave an interest
ing party at her ilorne last Thursday In
honor of her daughter Rosie's third
bfvhsay. The pleasing feature OF the
evening was the appearance OF pretty
little Miss Rosie prettily attired az ST.
Valentine, having with her a bag contain
ing birthday souvenirs for each of her
little guests. Games We're played and a
dainty supper served DIR. Melissa Gid
con and Miss Mele Potter as
sisted Mrs. Henry in entertaining ths.
little folks. Among those present were
Rirea Thomas Mabel FNIge. Annie Camp
beiA Ollie Peters and Edfwana Gibson MISS
Rosie was the happy recipient OF many
pretty presents.
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Mrs. De l.. Harbaugh gave a WASH
ingsons' birthday luncheon last Friday
IN honor of Mrs. Wilson'S birthday.
One OF the neat table designs was a
humorous illustration OF the illustrious
cherry tree and Ratchet.
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Haley. Mr.. G~org~ Dimes. Mr.. John
Dines. Mr. John Skinner. Mr.. WIZ
Graves. Mr.. J. Ralph Birch. Mr.. Niles
Hackney. Mr.. Homer yiri. Mr.. D. c.
Hay.
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swedish Masquerade Bali,

The masquerade ball Of the Swedish
Club. given last Saturday evening 81
Ranks's hall. proved a most interesting
as well as successful affair. over so
people We're In attenrance. and prettey
as we'll as comical costumes were numer-
Gus. President N. b. Nelson as an old
maid was excellent. also Mr.. u. Petree
as Cmnamaa. Other coenical costumes
were worn by Mr.. Oscar Stenstron. MIRO.
Bergfin. Mr.. Lea~iherg and others. Pret-
ties; among the ladies' were Misses Teckia
Johnson. Selma and Annie Esngsiahl. Miss
Maguusson, Miss Gus,afson and Miss
Annie Shobiad. Much credit Is due 10
rhe commsstee h charge for the excellent
entertainment.
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Mrs. Neufelder,. Card Party.

Mrs. f. C. Neufelder gave an elab-
crate progressive euchre party at her
residence last Wednesday. which was
attended by some fifty guests. Miss
Mary Struve wpn the first prize and Mrs.
Ed Terry the consolation prize.
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Mis- I.each.s surprise Party.

The many young friends of Miss Lois
Leach gave her surprise party at her
residence on Thirteenth street last Thurs
day evening. Games and music were In
dulged in till IL o'clock. when refresh
ments We're served. Those present were:
Mrs. y. +. Boswell, Mrs. Fred Foster.
Miss Blanche Frye. Mrs. Leach. the
Misses Mabel Leach, Sophia Koch. Adeiia
Johnson. Grace Ridley. Sophia Smitzer.
Emma Ludurg. Katie Bergen. Hannah
Talquist Lois Leach. Della Leach.
Anna Knutson. Masters Bonnie Frye,
Arthur Keen, Henry Johnson. Willie
Johnson, Willie o'Conner. Dan Bergen,
Eddie Bergen. Willie Warren. Collie Nc
Pherson and Charles Leach.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
REDUCTION SALE

s HiIi continue for two weeks longer, the
usnlts of the past two weeks being very
setisfactory to both ourselves and the pub
Ne In general. In addition to the 10 per
snnt reduction on special lines and g gen.
Usi reduction on our entire stock, we will
e6ss, beginning Monday mornings
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-02-24
The Bain wedding Anniversary.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. n. Balm, on
Marion street, was the scene of a very
pleasant party last Saturday evening the
occasion being the second anniversary OF
their marriage. The evening was sperst
in card playing and other amusements,
after which a dainty lunch was served.
The guests departed at a hate hour. WISH
ing the host and hostess many happy re-
turns OF the day. Those present were:
MIR. and Mrs. ". Balm, Mr.. and Mrs L.
T. Booth. Mr.. and Mrs A. Poole. Mrs.
Henry. Mrs. Good, Mrs. Fisher. Mrs Pat.
terson. Mrs Scglraier. Miss Anderson,
Miss Allie Poole. Mr.. Waldo Richardson.
Mr.. Baker. Mr.. Chandler, Mr.. III. ".
Shaw. Master Leland Booth