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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20
Port BIakeiey Notes.


A baby boy has frightened the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Heath.
Rev l.. w. APPLICABLE. OF Tacoma. he'd
m Episcopal service IN Port Blskeley
THURSDAY evening
Miss Carrie SwaRberg. Of Seattle, has
been VISITING her sister. Mrs. Campbell ia
Port Biakeley this week.
steamer Hoys.ad IS expected 20 arrive "a
port about October i. She viii Load lumber
Tor South Africa. carrying I,ss2 tons.
Mr.. Lincoln. bookkecper cor Han Bros,
has his new home well under way. aid
hopes 10 move into Il hy October ],
The bark Ema Louisa. Capt John s.
Ing for Valparaiso. She carries q cargc
OF $4,000 feet OF lumber.
Work on the new steamer a. Halls shsD
der that The vessel may be taken 20 san
Francisco before the bad weather sets -.
Mr.. c. r. A. Monk. foreman IN the Hhp
yard. fell Snd hurt himself few DAYS
and so to his home at Kent for fea
days.
While riding home on his bicycle about
10 O'Clock Friday nxhs Henry Sea hota
ran Into a piece Of timber which had beer
pu. across the way, cutting bis head badly
and br1ising him In several place.
Prof. Van der veer. OF the University %
Washington. expects TO come 10 Port
Bakeley some time next month and Sse
n first-class athletic exhibition. the pro-
ceecs to 20 % help build the new track a.
the university grounds. lie VIII be as
sisted by Prot. t;reen Of the Y. NJ c. A..
together with several ofhrr active ata-
istes. ard q splendid exhibition "a anticl-
pated.
David Hamilton a ialorer In the mil.
was taken with q sudden IT - sickness
Jas; nigat Just before o'clock He lay
for several hours IN a ssfnl-cansclous sta e.
ard at times Il took several men To hos
him. Hs went 10 the hospital this morn
ing air. Hamilton came here few
weeks ago from Jerome. Aria. where be
has been working for several years In =
smsiteT. and no attributes &he trouble 10
lead thas nlled his svstsfn-
Mr. VIII Harris returned this week frefa
EeTeIsGoke. =. g. whea he has been tn-
Epeetug some mines f9T n ming COR
Eanv IN which Campbell Bros, % tIss
place have a large Interest Mr. Hsrs
- e miner OF no little experience. hasiue
fesen actually engaged IN tire Work tn ffss
Western country for gcad many yea 4.
lie thinks Ese outlook FOR Washing an
ana British Columbia - b. even Ereafss
than that Of Alaska. AR Harris and 4is
brether wsll 60 - NcTta Bend aext week.
ard begin tne Develops EFT 81 some claims
here
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Bennett are at Lake
Cushmsn.
Mrs W. \. Shannon IS confined by sick
ness AZ Ills Madison street.
MIR. Duncan r. Inverar!ty went 10 Ia
coma Thursday
Miss Name Kelly entertained a few
friends las Tuesday
MIR. ". X. Lester. Of Tacoma. T. a guest
OF Mr.. Bernard McMilen.
air. and Mrs. F. u. Schuyler have re-
moved 10 81 Seventeenth avenue.
AR. and Mrs. Z. ]. Stewart. Of Green
Lake, left for New York Thursday.
Miss Anna Nc Eacsleron. of Olympia. was
In the city last Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs \. {. Anderson entertained a few
friends al dinner on Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. a s Kerry went 10 Por.
Huron last Wednesday for a brief visit
Miss Cassie Mills has gone 20 Portland
for weeks visit with Mss Le;a Howard.
Mr.. and Mrs J. Edgar Brown returned
last week from an outing near Snoqual-
ME.
Mts Stephen o'Brien, % Victoria. ,s IN
The city a. a guest Of Mrs. r. \. CHS
holm.
Dir. s. L. McMlnen. Of Butte is IN the
city visiting his brother. Mr.. Bernard Ne
'siillen.
Mr.. AID Mrs $. z. Kaurer. Of salt Lake
CITY. are guests OF Mrs. Z. y. Browne. OF
Fremont.
=
Whateom. were az the Stevens hotel last
THURSDAY.
Mrs. D. r. coe and daughter. o, Nash
vile, Tenn. are in Fremont visiting AIRS.
r. y. Clark.
Mr. +. y. Smith, 81 Spokane. was th.
last Monday
NJ. and Mrs. A. y. Wales took their
wheels % Tacoma Thursday. returning
Friday night
Mrs. L. A Trigy and daughter. Of Ere
mont. have gore to Boise City 20 reside
permanently.
Mrs. W. ]. Granbs ana children hsve re-
turned after a six months outing a. Co
hasset Beach.
Mr.. f Langeruan. OF Kalspen. Mont.
visited Tire s. A c. last Monday vita cir.
l. Rosenberg.
Mrs Leach. OF Tacoma. ana Miss New
kirk, o. Kansas CITY. visited Mrs. T. r.
Corey "Wednesday.
Mt. ami Mrs. T. T Smith arrived AS
TNueziay, esfer TWO weeks wedding sour
through California.
Hon and Mrs John Trumsall. o. Por,
Townsend were a the Northern hotel sew
eTsl days last week
M =. =. lawrence sni sfiss Helen
Lawrencs have returned from al outing
on Lake Washington.
Mrs. Mcclellan and her Two daughters
viii ieayn for taesr bonn. .r Los Angeles
a week from Tuesday.
Mr. slas r Crossey. 81 Providence. =
T. "a gusst oF MS daughter. Mrs. r. ".
Anderson. a. Green Lake.
Ma T. r Ts4ssfefh o. Ross lsft Wsenss-
day FOR a weeks VS. wi.a her sister. Mrs.
4 J. Williams % Por taan3
Mr. J 2 Goo3hne. % IFalia Waila. was
81 TIE CITY THURSDAY a. tne guest OF MS
son. Mr.. Frank " Gootams
Nee ,asetn I N~1ourau "a IN Los An
reBes. CA. fh@ Euass - her mother. Mrs.
J. 4 Reed formerly o. Fremont.
Mia veebeHa Jones ans Nr Richard
49,. - -, la. Tvss4.,es'fev ggr
g. fsassf "a re1uasu FOR rhe winter
~ - W, a-s Ms warren. o..
49, y. $3.50 A. sga-s.is~rsrr, az
f,.,r~,ss avsr'51a. caesa Anns aili
Ms. foT7Ssn - 1aaAM Fi.tf - - = -
frauds ioi7THt.. 80 ,t..t IS - e' '4-''''
a. aeT 3'sAT. 4f+l
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and Ms Clarence Coulter Mr. and Mrs
". z. Forrest and Mss Thornton.
Mr.. Ro5er; Hooker. toruss-ly OF The Sc.
attic National bank, bat more recently q
San Francisco. Is visiting friends IN this
city.
Mrs.. Clarence Coulter. OF Portland. has
taken the residence corner OF Tenth sv
enus and Madison street for the winter.
Mrs W T. Preston leaves tomorrow Cor
her old home IN Massachusetts. She VIII
probably remain three or four months
Mrs. James d. Hoge. OF GAINESVILLE. o.
IS the guest OF her son. Nr. James D.
Hoge. II, at iIz3 Madison street.
Nr. Kari Tarbangh and Mr. Albert Ne
Kay left for Portland last Monday after a
two weeks vislt in this city.
There ~ proepsc, that the society wo-
men OF the city will organize = camera
club 3, the near future.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Lansing and Miss
Lansing. Of ws'sr'own. y. l., are a; the
Rainier Grand hotel.
Mr.. George Alien. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Alien. leaves tomorrow night for
Ann Arbor. Mich.
General ana Mrs John n Bryant left
here last Sunday for their home in wash
!ngton City.
Mrs. Fred S;imson and Mss Waltron
attended the fair and races in Tacoma
Thursday.
Mr and Mrs. Jacob Furth and family
VIII return 10 the city from Barnaby oc-
tooer !
Miss Collins, who has been visiting Mrs.
Charles Power. leaves for her home next
week.
Mrs. Montgomery Russell gave lunch
party last Tuesday IN honor Of Miss Co..
Inns.
Mr. ana Mrs. ". Mcdonald leave mex,
week for VISIT to the Eastern states.
Nr. Fred c. tombstone leaves for the
East tonight TO remain for month.
Miss Doyen. Of san Francisco. Is VISIT
ing Mrs. Maurice McMicken.
Miss Strive IS visiting Mrs. r. II.
Brownen AZ Everett
Miss Spencer visited Miss Barrett in Ia
coma last week.
Miss McCiraw, Of Olympia. was in the
city yesterday.
NF7ss Tgfoasfcsr.ia1 ss visiting Mrs = "
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ss-inch All Wool English Serge. <cc
val;;e, Monday &c.
g-inch Al Wool French Serge. In all
leading shades. original price soc.
Mondays sale. 35c.
a-snch very heavy English Serge, for
mer price So. Monday &c.
line % 3s-inch Scotch piaids. wool
Effects, oniy 1lsc Mondays sale
Fancy Crepe Cloth. Ss~ineh. former
prsce 7ae. Monday 69tsc.
se-inch very fine English Serge. for
3er price ne, Mondays sale &sc.
Fancy Changeahle Sniiings. at TIC
Monday
5s-lnch French Epanglss Sui'inEs.
farmer price CSC. Mondays sale So.
ie-lneh Scotch piaids. regular price
SEC Mondays sale &c.
s.-inoh Scotch Plalds. Monday only
a. 7iisc.
Exclusive French Dress Patterns As
inch. former price siA.oa. Monday al
&sA
F-inch New Cancels HAIR Reversible
saii'ngs. former price tSc. Mondays
sale tic
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= Il Ere FsarEsv1 r1ooe' o. gl2@7 vane.
Ans rossf II Ess1aeeE. ofs Wcs5astf,s HTes5s
Aa4 snesr serss& - 1s9f saoss4 90 HeNIs
~ gsonns AEers e-s2.4ses- s+@es-s ~ csSaI-<Ry
Ea&s
Ara har.sze feds l.@ zaTaE4c ieEtor
EessAi
Gone ara taa, Sdr4s ttsz. we're oar EgnAnses
EAseEsA
VIE rs as. sas@ves return Ia isoorta-
Al ,hers ars sy-s5oss. 90 sx,ernaI
seEZ<
o. ~4fe4~s Aaw. fhes- sgzssxs 81 - sy2Sss
As nsgagesz aas fruits aEs4 falling OF rs
assaweh
re- ssrav ssr1s fs4ve Is a. 80 snsrYsr-~T's
esSz,
ss,t.r 49, s-ra-tv PESTS az tett ss~1si-..
As faasfa4 - E1s 4sza& among 20
sAz4sss-
-Ezaz-r1 ". Lsl@ss-ssx.
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Miss Raffs dancing class Tor children
opens saturday. October 2. Ratio hail
The p. r. Q. Club viii meet Monday aft
eTueen with Mrs NeNlands. 90 Mcslaire
street.
Mrs. Fred II Peterson wil entertain the
ladies' % the 2. r. o Club AZ a charity tea
next Saturday afternoon.
The Rhoiodendron Club wln begin -
social season next Wednesday evening hv
a Ga0Ce al ProsCh's hall. which promises
- De well attended Those who received
Invitations Will remember the enjoyable
dances given by this organization last sea-
son.
The ladies' 81 the First Presbyterian
church viii give an Evening in Japan''
II tie church narlors next Friday evening
in honor OF the new steamship line and me
nike Nara japanese costumes, decora-
tons and tea tables viii be used No zd-
mission VIII be charged
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White Metal Belt Pins. Monday 30

White Metal Belt Pins. Monday 30
eacn.
Fancy colored Pearl Trimming But
tons. value lie. Monday Sc dozen
Small Fancy Gilt aad Silver Trim
ming Buttons. Monday only atse doz
Eoioree Bone Dress Buttons. Monday
Che dozen
ss-Inch Hleachee Muslin al ggc a I'd
- Ladies' Fast Black Hose. tomorrow
TIC pair.
Anglo Sewing SILK Is q spool black.
Ladies' Fine Dongola Button Shoe.
In kid TOP. opera Toe. a. $50. MOnday
only.
Misses Genuine Glove calf.spring heel.
up. sizes IL, Monday only al sSc pair.
L4aases Calf Tnlined Shoes all solid
Monday only at $50.
Boys Shots. sizes St. in heavy dcu-
be scle and tap. Monday only. ssc a
pair.
Ladies' All Solid Glove CaiYskin. in
opera tipped. fine FOR fall and winter,
Monday only at Sis.
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For &5s-Ls6ses Double Texture
Serge Macklntosh he's, navy ana black.
worth a. east s.
For S.5e-Lasises' Double Texture
Heavy Serge MRckiniosh.s. navy and
back. fever before sod for less IN Al
S.
For tiE-LAfiex DosiA,. Texture
Detachable Cape Mack!nto=hes. sarge,
Easy and black. regular ys0 quality.
For s5G-Iaiscs' Double Texture
Wool Serge. fuil sweep double cafe.
s5a5
For s1.5a-Iadles' Double Texture
Wool Serge Aacklnto@bes. silk lined.
ooublo cape. velvet collar. real vaine
sic.
Other special bargains In Macsir-
losheS al s7.35. s.. %, 81 and SIS
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Shoe Rarra rs.

rafses Fire pongela button square
AMI op.rs toes. Or Monday se offer a.
sss formerly e "a
our Twentieth Centu-y Shoes are go
ins agaas inslsV 81 sl-Sa. IN iscS ard
hlffon. formerly 8
Ladies' F'sge N2ci k.3 Twen-fssh Gem
fnYy cat. every PAR waFrEnts6 "a rep
reseateA used - sell a. 81 %. touor-
rev st S. ga again
few pairs ~ those Ere Chocolate
Wei XII Button. 81 Lac ara huisen
shoes for ladies' teft. sut which Sc}d
20 lsa we aEAin place before you a.
s2o
ladies' fire cloth Tao. - ''Tassar''
ani Berlin toes. regular sisa Eoo5s
tomorrow a $50
rassses' F-4n. s. Chocolate Co'or~5
Wei 8. tomorrow % c.oss at 3 -
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Wash Goods.

ien yards S1lrtlnS Prints. IN dss'r-
are patterns 81 sac.
American indigo prints only SIC,
oar best Comforter Prints. oil coll
efs ien grade Non8av only =.
Heavy Erg1fsh Chcvfot ~hsrtings.
I've Trlfe Monday only f-s..
Good Enr 'lsh S''levfol ShiTfings. sf-Se
snd Ice grades Monday only s..
SOMETHING; NEW.
- Places English Metre Sul,'as. six
fFtcf. NJ fmtae sf IAs ward
'e@ ysras NH remnants 81 ss~'nrh
We rerrsiss apd English Cheviots-
Naile i-'-c ara Sc Monday only 5tac
500 wards manufa c'uvcr's remnants,
N-f'T TeaFf Down Dating F~annais.
" tfe 4ae a~ fst-> VI only 7isr a vi.
- onr f=f resse' Dawn Flannel.
E.se Srf3~ MsnfaV snac'a l =. NaTs
lAS' rr~riyef smother tof - fhnsr
tsrra HesYY california Az Wsel Fan
hf' sa'aa ksc fn scarlet a~s navy
0'e M0rfsv s~nr'al rs- ward
ma Whte Pa',v Famnet. at - a
va Peers eF f-r f>e ans ~ VsSt.
FHN fl~e of Wefts w-nhsot}cved Eisn-
Ne a a efrat 80 -rsHce.
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Next w eek
We Will Move.
EXTRA SPECIAL FOR MONDAY

100 yards Fruit OF the Loom Muslin.
g inches wide. manufacturer FEM
ranis tomorrow 5I@c yard.
zoo yards pretty Teasle Down Outing
rlanne!s. value l0c and lzi4c. only TIC
q yard.
10 Yards OF 38-inch Fine English
ckeviofs and percales. mill remnants.
worth I2izc and I5c . yard. tomorrow
only TIC a yard.
Proctor & CANDLES Ivory floating
seas, Monday only SC bar.
Extra finished Note Paper, &C sheets
psprr and - envelopes FOR Toe.
a good SC Peuholder Monday for &c.
Ladies' High Tide 4-ply Linen Collars.
Afssi style. value l5c. Monday only Sc
Zach
q dozen Knitting SILK. In black and
Wnise. tomorrow &c q ball.
Best Aachns Oil. Monday only 30 q
bottle.
Carlson Curriers' iae-Tard Spool
silks In black and colors. Monday 10 q
spool.
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WetifiiugS.

Ballard was reused last Sunday evening
by the chimes Of wedding bells The oc-
easion was the marriage Of Miss Mamie
G. Hetzler youngest daughter Of MIR. and
Mrs. j. Hetzler 10 Mr.. Martin Hayes.
Al I o'clock rhs couple accompanies by
NJ. K. u. Hayes as best man and Miss
Nettie Hetzler As bridesmaids. entered ana
took their places benea1h an IVY arch
dotted with roses. The chandelier above
gave forth = brilliant glare which fell
through the wreathS OF roses on the
couple below. Miss Dagan played the
wedding march. The bride was attiFed
In deep cream satin. the long bridal veil
beng crowned with a wreath OF orange
blossoms. Rev. Father Ldnder, of Seattle,
ofiiclased. Present vert Mr.. and Mrs.
Dagaa. Mr.. and Mrs. Beck, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. and Mrs. F1ckett. Mr.. and Mrs. KeI-
logg. Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. KeSiey. Mrs.
Nailskie. Mss Evans, Miss Della Looney,
Miss Jessie looney, Miss Beck. Miss Net
tie Hayes. Miss Josie Hayes. Mss Daean,
Miss Kate Horgan. Miss Agnes Horgan,
Mr.. Dan O'DonneE. Mr.. Dave i-uez. Mr..
i. I-oonev. Mr. II. Lock. Mr. VI. CarDen-
ter. ar. \. Mcdonald, Mr. Ed. Mcmahon,
and Mr.. J. Rossoua. The presents were
costly AMI numerous. After the cere-
aoHy a wedding supper was spread.
a number of friends were present last
Sunday afternoon az the ceremony which
united ar John J. Sponsai,. OF this city.
and Miss 4. Mears. 81 olympia at the
residence % the grsndmother, 1875 Ninth
avenue. Seattle. The pariors were ap2ro-
prleteiv decorated, ard the couple entered
following = double number or brides
maids and groom smen. Among those
rresen. were NT Z. ?. EaSen, Mr.. and
Cough, Mrs House, Mrs. l.. Wood, Mss
Emma &ears, Miss Julia sponsar Mss
Pauline S9onsan Mss L. Edsen. Miss
Edna Edsen ana Mr.. W. II. Harrison.
NJ. Waiter Westoyer and Mss Nande
Mcclellan were married last THURSDAY
evening at the brides residence. Twenty
tar71 avenue and Willow street. by
Rev. r. r Powell The house
was decorated with ivy and flowers.
TIE groom was attended By M Arthur
AcColoDgh. u Kent, ard the bride by
Ms Annie Wes.Over. After the ceremony
a dainty repaSt was served for TIE friends
AMI relatives. ard at a late hour the
coap.e left tor their new home. SO Squire
avenue.
Miss Em'ly Williams. daughter OF Ms
Z. Ciral7.n OF ses. Lake View street.
was married last wednesday 20 M
George Shepherd. q Lsth~op. Cal The
cere rAory was performed ~ the residence
o. tAe brides aunt IN Oakland. Cal.
Gr Ns-soo J. C7eve. o. Arlington. ard
Mss Fglza beth =. II GanIt. os Seattle.
we're quietly married Tuesday afternoon
AZ the residence or 49, officiating clergy
man go F3lth avenue.
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Mrs. Charles Livingstone read \ paner on
Eotasr Love and It's Possible ExE a.
feess Mrs 4 F. Tucker read an article
On F'eo6s." and Other articles On 'sT-as
\ .naasrg2rsea = tas Sunday Scacel'' ard
= aSgI1s were given 81 Mrs. Paul Lard
an Ms " DenSsncTe- Mrs. .. a. Tuck
e. aid Mrs T. r. Pope r.. furnished
seyerA. n4s.aa4 ss.ect aonS.
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SIX Dapart nenf.

10 yon want Wash silks AZ your own
frsrer W. here thty are
Fengee SIX a. lec
fuu Tine Of colors IN wash silks
A. Sc
Fancy Figured and Striped silks a.
.
Something fine IN sA-tnch Dresden
slks g., vslae MONDAY n sc.
Al 0ur s. = Changeahie S'Iks. some
iainr elegant. viii be on sale Monday
AZ -
f-ipch Heavy Cloak,nE. $50 value.
Monday g.
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S-lnch All Wool English Serge. for
mer price scc. Monday &c.
ss~inch Ali Wool Serge. Soc value. TO-
dAy 35c.
Ss-inen All Wool SILK Finished Extra
Heavy Serge. former price sc. Mon
days sale. 5sc.
sa-lneh Extra Fine All Wool French
Serge, former price 15c. Mondays sale.
Sc
eAlnch New English Rarath~a Cloth.
former price $50. Monday at Sc.
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. e.r-saatss:'oa, . y asla ia washington

S-sanszs tsor,. . 30 bald "a washinx,oa
CIV next February.
AlFs- Games II. Calvert fsse by ms GAIA
Nl.sa -cs@1e @.r-1av morning for n tao
.-sSf.ls2S fls&t TtfA srSen&s and relatives "A
aal3aass sss3-s. aseoassH asa Soata nsSota.
Mrs. \. J. MrDonousA ana daughter.
as hsrale Green, 0f Sacramento. ca
wcre At EAe Yaf4er fas. uss.sS they A.
- 9fa.ag nerHe after visiting the fanny
et Capt Il aenspeser n E'airraven.
Or. 7. u. Ycaag returned nom an East
en- - rE&aN- Wtsse away the doctor
@1seEs-e2 Ire national encasapne-s OF tha
tsr&na Army a. s. fsa<zg. aud The r.
1nloa g rs cid regiment. He MAS eleesaa
q REM per oE sl1s national council % admin
lStrAsson.
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MISS owe Miller gave 4 clnch AMI dane
fns parry Friday nsgat n compliment 20
Mrs MAGELLAN ard ne Misses M2ci-elks n.
TIE gussis were thirty n nuraoer The
HIST prizes Tor ctrch playing wers elegant
~@ser c0i0rs. and we're wou by Mss
Ns~etehen Ranke ani Mr.. william Keith.
Mss Florence Mcclellan ana Mr.. Gilbert
Saifih were eoasoled by japanese masks.
The Misses Goulet gave a whist party
one evening last Week n honor % Miss
cowden. The first prizes were won by Mr..
Parker RoSe1 aud Mss Lizzie Helm. AMI
me booty prizes By sir. Frank Gr.Aighs
Ala4 Mrs Craaaey. Lunch @as served a.
4 iare hour Present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom e'ranney, Mr.. and Mrs. n. Forth.
Mrs j. GoG.ett. Ms. H F. Roweli. Mss
louise Soulett. Miss Ida Goule.f. Miss
Eta Co~den. Miss Lizzie Helm. Mss
Laura Goulert. Miss Evelyn Goalett. Mr..
v Asiam Helm, M-. Joseph Helm. Mr.
Frank Heia, Mr.. William Goulett. Mr..
Earle Rowen, Mr. Parker Powell. Mir.
Frank Srlffiths ard Mr. Charles G0uIett-
Mrs. E. A. Herman entertained friends
a. her home. liz Fifteenth avenue. Thurs
Day. IN honor OF her mother and brother.
VINO are visiting from DAYTON. O. After
playing drive whist "a luncheon was en-
soyea. me guests included. Mr.. ana Mrs.
A. L. EN-zr-l. a4ia MS. Dawn ZET&Hk
M and Mrs. G. r. Frasch. Mr.. and Airs.
william kozlowskl, hrs. Maria Grimes.
Mss Agnes kozowsai. Miss Lena kox-
loEsxi, AI4ss Bina Grimes. Mr. Frank E.
Plo"man, Mr.. William l. Grimes. Mr..
Gienn sizer. Mr.. OTTO Fraseh and Mr.. and
Mrs E. A. Herman.
Miss Gertrude Anderson entertained at
whist Ia her home on Sixth avenue Tues
day evening. Mr.. Oscar Christopher won
the first prize and Mss Iazz.e Newman
the 5oooy prize The follow ng were pres
ent: aIss Gertrude Anderson. Ms. J.
Levy. Hiss Clara Levy. As IS Lucy SIa-tup.
Miss Viola Star.up. Mss Lois Adams. Miss
Lizzie Newman. Mr.. Oscar Christopher.
Mr.. Fred Levy. AR. (. A Brown Mr. II.
v. Lefeyre, Mr.. H. ". Lung. Refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Sawyer entertained
at their home on Broadway Monday even
ing. The evening was spent IN converse
ton, games and music Retire. ShTnents
acre served Present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
& II. Sawyer. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Z. Brown.
Mss Rosa Brown, Miss Lucy Ssarfup,
Ailss N!ola Startup. Mss Maude Gibson.
Mss Carrie Gibson. u J. 5. Slater. Mr..
r. A Brown. Mr.. lie Fevre, Mr.. II. W.
Lung.
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MS. 2. Niles. entertained MIS-. =. W.
ANDERSON, Mrs. Z. y. Clark. Mrs. +. II.
L-Nls MS Alton Scott, Mrs 2. = CAGE.
MS r Raynor. Mrs. r r Warner sna
AiFs, n > Graham BY picnic luncheon
"a woodland aars; yesterday afternoon.
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Wedding .AnnSver~arv

MI ana Mrs. r \. johnson entertained
atntSzeila-e relatives 81 dinner Friday IN
s.oaoF o. their wedding anniversary. T'l1e
oecoFaisons were In pink ard white. and
very pretty. Covers were laid for agtesn.
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I.ini q DEPARTMENT.

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Something new In Rustling, I2irc val
gH Monday Tise
Good 56-snch English Sllesla. Monday
a. liec
Genuine Horsehair Lining, Sc value.
Monday at sac
Best Fiber Chsm0is Monday n, iac,
Moreea Skirting. value &C. Monday.
Is yard
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Iust res>esvs5. q rev Use % ladies'
Eff G,oxas al the --latest shades. red.
tans browns ard black. s. = value.
Spec Al price. CSC a fsgir.
few more Of those Mhseoss a. ssc
a pair.
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Wednesday evening Mrs. 7 Ftgan- -
Ezlssee4v gave = reEy - Ao29r ~ 80
-s1sses y 49,. - ssesAAEs. va l-Ye
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t. Estimate trends - Mr ana Ma
T. = Sr~~-eT pleasantly sArYr SEA- ther N
s~t Saturday evening hg = rreeoncerge3
SatN~F.a- ~ t1esr ress1eCCa. corner 81
AefA s.reet ana Fffza avsuos noTsA.
Esras, Eemes aud 6aae5og 0i3s8 oai fhs
eFatHE. 1efrs.zav7. HrH beng served abe =
.ae Aes- E~ew la.e Present were 81.
asa Mrs r. e. STneg Mrs Nsei3er.
" ans AIRS IS Ba.l Miss Mary spencer.
II -s Emma NI7 }san. 45|ss Kate SsseS.
3ss Ne Eyal. y L.iv SHe4fsr = -
Marcia p3-@ NJ E}os Norris Ny o.
- S1 Ar }fa~usan Nsselafa le-.
NJ f'aar.es sre~ ~. ar Martin Antacuy.
~ farses >r71son. Dir Hisga Canning
aan Ar Jcsaea @tae&. NJ. 4s1s *. Ar
Starry Sseves. NF Ba ansfn Cr1cxes Z.
NJ g.. sar8 James ara III. W. S1sates.
Tras SILVER anal e~sa~T - ri and Er8.
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tsn7e at fhs.r ncsas So Wesr Seatsie- A
11wz5@r - F1asts wers - &rfers2E@ :.
zna tna c0.sna~ v-re ec3rfsc7E % many
presents Tee x So S~a t.ls Lawn Tennis
E-sse presented q silver csnn4r service.
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- ss'eaSSinE few DAYS oa the Sound.
- evening" was pleasantly PASSED with
dancing ana sr1a.sse ys~aSs-s. -. M
and Mrs. =. Esyaa. Mr. AS sF~s p NJ
A@nas, Nr. ard Mrs. \ sheridan. M
@.s1 Mrs J. Graves Mr. ard Mrs. i.
'SlssiSa'As. Nr- an Mrs J. Barrett. NJ.
49, ass. ?. Mckvoy, Mr. ard Mrs. r.
ss~.sS' Mss Smith. OK Victoria: Miss
A-aiaF1s- - Spokane. Miss Sheridan.
MSS Ser<s;Tosr, 3dr. =. Aioaenaa. Mr. Z.
t'svers. Mr.. = :. KeArnev.