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BUSINESS CHANCES.

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ATTENTION. Candy. cigar stationery
store near large school. weekly profits
go. 500. good reasons for selling. no
agents. after p. IN. 2G36 3d-ave
ACTIVE business man can purchase half
Interest in special machinery in building
line for $1,000. used for business ONLY and
~ needed. about $3.50 already Invested.
NJ debts. SPECIAL MACHINE. Tribune
Office
AN ACTIVE business man wanted with
S4"D 10 enter confidential transaction
In which so 900 or more can be divided
within TWO months without risk. capital
and pront controlled solely by party invest
Ing until deal Is contaminated. references
regarding responsibility required. OPPOR-
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BEST ESTABLISHED Wallpaper store in
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40 years. WM. II. HAZARD.
CAPITAL WANTED Company lust in
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stock. 10000. manufacturing splendid
new electrical device: patented. Address
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CAPITAL PROCURED for merchants
manufacturers ana others desiring 10
extend their business. stores and business
places sold quickly without publicity
M'DONAID g. WIGGINS. 40 Nassau st.
FLOUR AND FEED business with min FOR
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fused. this Is an exceptional opportunity
for party with about sG.UJ. fun inyestiga-
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CHAMHERNIAII

BUTLER. English. aged 80. good refer
enros. accustomed To- good families. dis
engaged. +. r., care Of Mairs, IS West
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BITLt R.-NOurg Swede wishes position
IA private family. good city reference.
SWENSON. . l31 Lexington ave, care OF
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QRE.NMAKINQ.

A-A-ARTISTIC dressmakine. hand
some suits: perfect ht. finest finish
made for IS from imported styles. Mrs. NJ.
McELROY, A. East llth-st. between
broadway and University Place.
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- WEST 5lST-S Handsomely fur1
nished and desirable large ana snl"'i
roorns with board; references.
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AS SEAMSThESS. by the day or week.
Mrs l.. PHILIP 1876 East 18th 81.
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sUBURBAN RIAL EST ATE.

AT MONTCLAIR. Houses for sale snd 10
let: furnished and unfu.nished. WA. m.
TAYLOR, Montclsir. n. J.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

ABSOLUTE DIVORCE legally obtained
business or personal difficulties stiled
without publicity: consultation nee, BANK
references INTERSTATE LAW ASSo-
CITATION, . West l4th Street. MIN moor.
MACHINERY, dynamos. entire plants OF
any description bought fOT spot cash.
SALOMON BROS. 300 Water-st
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,nni,-,r.n,.r enrnri-o rnrfv.

The many friends q Mr.. and Mrs. &. A.
ySserat norore3 them with a most agree
es,4s surprise last Saturday D.Sht o7 TIRE
occasion uf tae twentieth anniversary OF
,l.,.sr ma r~isee The surprise was NOS only
-.s7,r3st.. hlt odd as We. as the lss' M
ts..s guests insisted that the couple should
- married srain. snd they carried the
y-e.4stre out 90 the letter. To the sweet
z-~ai~s Of F4eheuxr1r s wedding march. tire
f-rs.fsl party entered. Ms koepni leaning
m tt. arm ~ Prof T. II Wagner and a.
tended PIX Misses Nellie Russell and Jes1-
ME I.vrrh. bridesmaids ara the groom az
te.3e8 liv his best man. NJ Fred Ham
mons Thev were escorted &c the large
nav window 81 the front par5or. in which
v.ss hung a hsspeh ~ m4slets'e. and aEll1
,-~5t.,F rs Nr w II. Reeves. who rnate A
most excellent offelstiug minister. " hen
ma .-,srtfai Euot had f~@r retles1 the usual
..-.--a-fflstsarrs vse~e ire order ana a most
z.ssehtful evening spent There were num-
.-e..S an5 hau6@oe gifts WHIST WAS fn-
..ifrvH I'D gy she older people ara music
ma fasa-i~E oy the yoang guests AT
,sts boar ref-esh r1erts were served hy The
hostess Those present were NJ an1
Nf~z NJ = Brew Mr. ara 2i0s Monroe
CArrsck. Or ar6 Mrs Eames. MI and
A.ss. ~. -. -aes1--gA, 2lE. 21- A4-=. ! u.
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Among the many parties % the past week
none we're more keenly enjoyed than the
masquerade surprise party given 20 Mr..
ana Mrs Thomas VI Crannsy AZ Their resi-
Ianre corner ~ Fsirview and Thomas
avenues. nv number ~ friends. The pref
~ home vas .rowled with merry mask-rs.
ans the Gun 80 irving 10 make out % 10 a.
uho was much enjoyed AFTER uomasAins
-tr.-7f musical numbers We're gwen ilt
dainty regrs~hments passed around The
e.r ,1rtiuu..i until a late hour Those qt.--
.-- were Nfr ant Nrs. r. \ Slotfi. Sir
All. as H EooEmver Mr.. ans Mrs. ,.
y .,st -. NIr ana Ars George Cranuey,
Sc eai Afr, !. 4 trsnH~y NJ. e.. l.
Iat .n.n. y.rs. loru Goa,eft Mira TuSswssl
4 Z. ora NJ y. " W3N1 NFS "
yy-.- y Tacoma Mrs. a. h,i-. N-ss L.
~. He.r Miss Belle Hood. Al.ss Alice Hood,
Miss Nate3 Hood. Mss Louise Goulatt.
Miss Tfs Gollstt Miss Maggie arm Miss
Anrah,ga Campbell Miss Edna Davidson.
Mics Ruth Davidson. Mss Belle Cranrev.
NJ Wrrarn Fox. NJ. r MeDanfels.
Nr WsTrarl Hein. Mr. Frank Helm. Mt.
Charles Hood. Mr.. WIN Goalett. Ar. FL
T5oe-.- NJ George y gg.nS. Mr. Frank
crteithz Mr. George Hood Mr.. John Jarno.
1f- Christ : hu.tt N}~. J. 2. Murphy Mr.
prank IaRountv. Master James Cranney
ana Master George Bookmyer.
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Leap Year Is receiving due homage From
many circles come announcements that
ladies' will be in command OF this. that and
the other gathering The young ladies'
have announced a hop TO be held al the
handsome home Of Mrs. Nugent. on Minor
avenue and Cherry street. OF January 81.
Miss Helen Fairfax Mcknight. Miss Ann
Turner. the Misses Hanford and several
others are arranging the affair and pro-
pose making 10 the event OF the season N
the younger set. The older. or ultra set
has been resting, as X were, during the
past week. but viii turn out en- masse TO
the cotlllion TO be gwen al Prosch's hall
on Thursday night under the auspices Of
the Cotilnon Club. Private masquerades
are IN much favor this winter among the
upper ten and VIII no doubt grow in favor
a. the season continues. The ladies of the
older SET, represented by the COtllion Club
Will probably give a leap year bal pOudre
and do honor TO the traditional custom on
February i3. There was by no means a
dearth Of surprise parties during the week
Private luneheons and entertainments
were also quite numerous, that OF Mrs
J. W Langley being the most extensive.
The party given by the Irene Club was an
exceedingly pretty affair and well at
tended.
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Mrs. Harris surprise Party.

II
g Sigamund Harris spacious residence
20 Main street was filled almost TO
arffowing last Tuesday evening with
1ds OF Mrs Gertrude Isaacs. VINO was
recipient OF a surprise party at the
2 Is OF Mrs Harris and 8Er. ". Gloson.
drawing room and parlor were taste
" decorated with sm.lax and hot house
Ters and the floors arranged fer dane
I. which vas INDUCED in more or less al
ing the evening. To vary any mon0t-
=. vocal ana Instrumental music and recl-
ons Were interspersed, much 70 the &C.
: or the assembled guests. AIr. +. <.
~ sang with good effect several solos.
3 ne accompaniment % Mss Jennie Shat
and Hiss Sophie JafTe. Mr. J II. Den
: rec-ted selection from Shakespeare,
. J. JafTe and Miss Belle Jaffe composed
Z sang q song for the occasion. and 8ir.
yin @. Wins took gave a humorous reCI-
N in his usual happy manner. At
the festivities We're called 10 a halt
the guests escorted 70 the large dining
a. where the da,nJest kind OF a Fepast
/ in waiting. Il did rot wait long. now
as the feast Of music and rhyme had
more keen the desires of the inner
Dancing was again INDUCED IN after
eshments and kept up till the wee
hours of the morning. Ii was the
limous opinion Of all present that the
lr was one Of the pleasanIest OF the sea-
!. Among those present We're. Mrs.
trude Isaacs. Mrs. Sigamun6 Harris.
S. Melvin q. WinsIock. NJ IS Jennie SHAFT
Hiss Cora Payne. Miss Belle Jaffe, Hiss
HE Jaffe. Mss Rosamund Harris. -dsss
a Hammond. Mss Ida Perrine. Mr.. Il.
Corey, Mr.. Melvin @. Ninstock. MIR. J.
nry Denning. MIR. William Gibson. Mr..
aries Beck.nham, Mr.. Sigamund Harris.
Brooks and Mr.. William Thompson. Of
coma. Mr.. II. Lord, OF New York, and
jerome Isaacs.
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Arcana Lodge Installation.

The social event of the past week was
the annual installation of the officers OF
Arcana Lodge, No. s., Free and Accepted
Masons. which was held in Masonic tenn
pie Monday evening. January Is, before
large and select gathering Of members
and friends The halls had been arusti-
cally decorated with banners. flags. palms
and other plants hy the lady friends Of the
lodge, and presented beautiful Arcadian-
like appearance. The installation was con-
Quoted by Past Master Charles Z. Patten
acting as NJ w. grand master assisted by
Mr. Lawrence l.. Moore, grand marshal.
The officers installed were: Henry A.
Kyer. ". NJ, William Y. Rinehart. jr., 5.
w Norval II. Latimer. J. w. Lawrence
/. Moore. treasurer: Arthur s. Gibbs, sec
rotary. Frank +. Burns 5. D; Mark Ball
~. ir. J. d Rev. William a. Shanklin.
y. n chaplain, George +. Adams, mar
shall. Harry :. sharpe. organist: Samuel
T Weston. :. s Edmund Bowden, j. T;
Charles u. knight. tyler.
Past Master Daniel w Bass. In few
appropriate remarks. then presented the
retiring master, Charles +. Patten, With
beautiful past masters jewel After the
ceremonies the social session began. con-
sisting of music. dancing. card playing
and renewing OF old and the making Of
rev acqualntances among the members,
their families and friends. Light refresh
raeuts were served during the evening in
the small hall The time was SO aEreeably
spent that If seemed only a few moments
when the clock indicated il was time 10
catch The last car.
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COMING EVENTS.

The Coterie Club VIII give a social danos
az Masonic ball on next Tuesday evening,
The engagement Is announced OF Nina
Kate tireenlanm and Mr.. A. Binswanger.
both or Seattle.
The Athenaeum Literary Society meets
with Mrs. r. A. Bean on Boman avenue.
Fremont, Monday evening.
The ladies' OF the First NJ. r: church VIII
give an Eat homH' M the residence OF Mrs.
F. l.. Fehren Wednesday afternoon from
. 20 s.
ON Thursday night the CotiIllon Club VIII
give ITS second party at I'rosch's hall. This
~ the city, and It's Affairs are decidedly ex-
elusive.
The young married peoples dancing
class being instructed ny Miss Mantle
Run VIII give a select leap year party
AZ Riaffo hall next FCtday night that
promises 10 be very swagger.
The young ladies who have been tho
guests % the Stag club during its series
81 winter dances, propose 20 regtprosaatS
~ giving 4 leap year dance 20 the mem
bers next Friday night At Prosh's hall
The young ladies % the younger set viii
give a leap year party on Friday, Janu-
arv o. 40 MISS %Bgcnt's residence. Minor
avenue and Cherry street. that promises
- d. tn tbe language % one ~ the most
interested, "the smartest event OF the
year
Tho eugarasnent OF Miss Eta Benson. os
This city. and Mr. ]. r Braddock. former
isl Of seattle. buf now ~ Butte. Mont, Is
announced Miss Herson = counted
arnrrae Sestfle's teauf{es and IS extremely
f.cfnsar WITH the young people tu her set.
NJ Hradd is also 1eA and favornb,y
Arrv.f IA seattle TIE wedding viii prob
81rv take place IN February
The errareuent ~ Mr. :. 3. NaopouraiI.
90 thls city and Mites Fogg, ~ Oakland.
has been auuutfufeti- ltptn pafuss ara
tarv veU known in society circles I'm this
.tfv ana enc p nuunceutenf vii 80 doubt
p. A surprise 3 many. Mr. MaEDpuEalt
f,aE a. active az 81 society until the ar
r..,t ~ lis res rtffui ard accomplished
-tr-e NJ Murf ~. anTut q wear ago.
elr~a fsg.. .lule. sever. Re has zone OUT
A. W r. fEg-s<-1 osu sfAy W.T. 7sho1u
e.. visited sevrvll VOWS az = b. tf many
Frlsr.ia fn seattle. TIE wefhlinss& y h take
vt,.s a. oakland m GsmlaNrv r. @nd affer
$40 through q difornia the cnupie viii
-.tr-v fo Seattie Mr.. Aarbots,ali Is re-
ratvtne congratulations rom host %
srtarrda.
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The Too-Whit club gave another OF It's
.asant dances In The Masonic hah last
day night The evening was thorough
enfoved by ali. the mummy dance IN
-ttrular aff0rtlug much amusement.
.s, ,~ssanf were. Miss Irene Mitchell.
.s Alice Tuck. Miss Amy Farnsworth.
g Lillian Gillette, Miss Agnes Bassett.
- Minnie Bassett. Miss Gertrude STRAIT
Miss Helen Stratton. Miss Pearse. Miss
.risn Pearse. Miss Ada LanEri1ge, Mss
2 Mcfarland Misses Gla-sco r. WIS
~ BnrkIin. Miss Anna Taylor. Mss
5ite Miss strand Miss Launscher. NJ.
,ar OIivsr. Mr.. r -. Pearse. NJ. Georse
,-s.. Nr. q. w. WHite. MT Hal LAuh-
80 ar Ous Iaubscher ST. William
ro-f 1lr IA Gresham Mr 81 A Hart
q. Nr q. a. T.uk1au1. Mf. Aioiph i'r'f'-
, NJ Dulebf -frattor. Nr t-"In
,.~r MI wa ,oursten. NJ VIII
-. Afr CaarI.s TOSS. Nr % Y Mira,
. ,.rsrl.s I..nr ass Mr. = ~. sayre.
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DR.. Beckett and slr. Claud Asp.REan
popular members Of Seattle representative
football Clue. were given a Jolly su~cri -
party Saturday evening. January il. hy a
number OF their friends az the home OF Alrs.
+. ;. keene. corner Of jackson street ard
Twenty-fcurth avenue south Dancing.
music and rec.tatIons furnished the amUse-
ment % the evening. and gong home ,.Tne
arrived much too soon FER the guess.
These present We're: Mrs E :. hecae.
Slvs. \ .. keene. Mss Mamie keene. u -
Lulu Fuller Miss May Fuller. Mss Alice
Fisher, Mss Lillian H.lieor8adt. Miss Allie
Aiuldoon. Miss Helea Crawford. Miss Belle
Keene, Mss Gertrude keene, Or T.. +.
Beckett Mr. Claude Aspinwall. Mr., Bert
Frink. Mr. Frank Frlnk Mr. Pred Fuller,
Mr. Charles Hutchinson. Mr.. jay MQldoOn
and MIR. Louis King
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prKsoSAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Miss Kate 3oGrAw IL visiting Miss NJ
gent
v- -. c. Henry L. visiting in san
Franeis-o-
wr - ~ Andrews Is back from bis
Eastern s+sif
Wr puaean Invsrari;y wan tu Taeeraa
lat THURSDAY
NJ 4 ". Gillespie sp~nt last weelE IA
British Columbia
Miss Poison n Eoston. Is the guest q
Alrz Charles Power.
The y r q. Cub VIII meet With Mrs. A.
" Denny tomorrow
F,x-s;ogsrnor Eugene semple Is visiting
relatives tm st E0uis
Miss Anna Furth e. expected home tom
Portland on ~ e8nefs3ay.
Efr and Nrs ~ r. C'o!less have taken
quarters az tas NendoEne.
Mr. and Mrs X p. HagAu are nov hv-
!ng ~ No SIS Hy1ts street
Niles Craze Anderson. OF Seattle, -
visiting IN santa barbara
afira Nay charaberlals is suffering from
A severe stfSck n thS grip
Tire special corsu84fee of stevens FSsslet
G...s j. making elaborate preparations for
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ChIldren's Day ut Columbia.

Saturday. January II. in all lis sunny
brightness and stiffness, was best known
in Columbia CITY as Chidrens day. Il
was full OF happiness not only 10 the chil-
dren and their parents, lSa in all. but
70 their pastor. Rev. 3. f. Rattray, Nho
entertained them SO generously. The eNer-
cisas commenced AT , o'clock az the town
hall. and consisted Of games, music. rect-
iatiOas and refres hments. Addresses We're
made by the pas and his wife. followed
nv the superintendent az the Sunday school.
Prof. +. j. Brown. who spoke IL behalf 81
the temperance cause, eNhorting all the
children TO join the Juvenile temple OF the
I. q. q. r Thirty children arose and prom
Used 10 take the pledge. after which they
were appropriately addressed toy Mrs.
Wheeler. the superintendent Of the juve-
nile temple.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nyaldal.s Surprise.

The friends Of Mr. and Mrs Nels n
Waldal 10 University street, gave them
delightful surprise last Saturday evening.
The time was spent IN the rendering OF
musical programme consisting OF many
choice selections. Lunch was served At a
late hour. The guests were. Miss Annie
Hansen. Miss Laura Jensen. Miss Maggie
Peterson, Miss Bertha Munson, Miss Mary
Prest,ien. Mss Martha Msiseth, Miss Lena
Johnson. Miss Martha Olesen. Miss Lottie
Asklund. Mr. Theodore Peterson, Mr.. Gl-
bert Qvale. Mr.. knute Myklebust Mr.
Peter Egge, Mr.. H. Neidey, Mr.. sam Grew
stad. Mr. NJ. Sorenson, Mr.. knute Doulrnd,
Mr. Thomas Munson. Mr.. Peter Nelson.
Mr.. H. NJ Oion. Mr. Martin Thompson ana
Mr. John Back
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a very pleasant ar1 merry gathering as
nAle9 AZ the residence - Ar sal Mrs.
lrhau. ~ Smiths cove. on p cay even
.r- OCCASION beng surprise - Miss
FL T,,s-harr. second daughter q tae host
----- ..~7ra-arv absence. the large
-f~r md sitting rooms Were BEAUTIFULLY
-.-a.a.9 with myrtle and iVy. 'he guests
ss--rsas ana music AMI me-ry-fFa 4 II
-sraf -r- astoa.#he1 young lady On nfr
-r-- C-a~fv-rafling music ans games
ale zap q delightful evening. - ~ close
which IlgAt r4freshrne~ts ~~re served
-...s.. vra-e- M ana Nrs. Dor an.
= Durham Mss Lillian Durham
$50 Tsrni.. Heaa. Miss Myrtle Date Mss
r sstsa aura Esr~strarn - -
,r.-.f ~ - MA Murdoch Mes
-,---r,. .f.u. Gertrude Thomas. ~ IS
.se.-fs.~ Ms NJ. A-rh4u. M.ss
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Masonic han presented a scene q EJar-
i3,ss fsa THURSDAY evening during the pro
s--sss ~ The private haA uAsaue given by
80 va-s-tfy Organized NJ L. NJ Cigo
Among me costumes were noticed many
~ handsome desl IN. while others we're ex-
.vs~fnti-rlv surny. The general verdict az
All me ladies' present was that Mr LIN
Se.rsr. gz. was dream rs a New y o-
49, Mr. Prank p Burns created con
siderable amusement as a ballet dancer.
e-ts- v.-as only hv the snreNlesr rTlanetIF-r-
~ that he escaped being stolen. To the
5-uzht n everya1slE refreshments were
ss-g-r-s during the evening Those present
y.r-.-. Nr and Ms Y Y Rlnebar;. Mr..
.-a Ms L. 81 Moore Sir ard Mrs. T. J.
,-r-~s-7 Mr.. Au4 Mrs Fre3 Dingiey. Ar.
s-t Mrs a. a Chsnaz-y. Mr.. ana Mrs L.
81 Iatmer. Mr. and Ars r g dphn-
stone Mrs T. NJ Douglas Miss L~cfo
r.ssztss Mss FoEz Prlce 30 - Mime Per
eaueus. Miss Marshall, Mss jessie steele.
Hiss A-k-nSea. Mss Il GARNER, Mss
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Irene Club Dance.

The Irene Club. named In honor OF Miss
Irene simpson. the handsome daughter
Of Mrs :. c. simpson. gave another OF its
pleasant dances last Friday evening. in
Prosch's hall on account Of inclement
weather. the usual large number We're not
in attendance Those present We're: Prof
and Mrs Whitley. Miss Irene simpson,
Miss Carrie Simpson. Miss Syhn simpson.
Miss Carrie Gnlett. Miss Allnetts Hixson.
Miss Grace Haven. Miss = Douglas. Miss
A McAnderws. Mss y. Brown. Miss G..
Hayes. Miss Hattie Gardner. Mr. W. ".
Mckenzie. Mr.. r. r. Litten Mr, ", 9.
Upper. Mr. Arthur Upper. Mr. +. Crock
ct Mr.. {. &. Cherry. Mr. John Mcmillan,
Mr.. +. L. Drew, Mr.. T. Brown. Mr.. J, r.
LILY. Mr. r + French. Mr.. V. q. Crois-
SAINT. Mr. H. Ravens and Mr.. $ {. j.
Stoltenberg.
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Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Grant Surprised.

A pleasant surprise Was given 70 Mr.. and
Mrs. l. e. Grant Friday evening al their
residence. corner OF Fifth avenue and
James street by the officers and members
OF Queen City Circle, No. ITS. Games and
cards were the order of the evening At a
late hour the party dispersed, all declaring
they had had a pleasant time. The guests
we're. Mr. and Mrs Carstens. Mr and
Mrs. +. w Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs Schweit-
ger. Mr. and Mrs. \. Barton. Mr.. and Mrs.
N. o. Rex. Mr. ana Mrs. .. l.. Berger, Mr.
and AIRS. / C.. Grant. Mrs :. HUT Miss
Mary N+vlen. Miss Eva Smiley. Mr.. T. ~
Jones. Mr. :. Reed. Mr.. T, Henderson and
AR ! II Hobin.
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Society people are deriving great deal
Of pleasure tns wint~r from card parties.
several having teen running for a number
- weeks = ueN club was formed ltst
.Sa-x 70 be known as fh@ Tuesday night
-f..e made % Of many of the leading
,-sssnz married couples "a tho city The
erst meeting was neld ~ RE resatenee ~
Mrs r. F. Aigzworth. corner - bor@n
avenue and James stree last Ihnraaay
ngght. and y - l4Fgelg attea1ed The Ia
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The annual meeting % fhe Washington
Equal SuNrnK~ Assoriatan Sill D. held
IN Seattle in no.. rooms of tae - ifes Mus
loan gfub. Ho'v,ks buflstrE on W-tn.--
law arI Thursday. January - ant b
There xIll o. nr even ~ session ON IN ei-
r.s.iav a1d a nnss.rE sod afternoon -ts-
sse.r THURSDAY wIth atHra 'f Furrag-
i4rs - Waat-rFLhu enc f.efw here Mrs
E.-s.is Issars SaFase b. president. AID
Arx. gSSv SssAsoa Il1nsulrr - reL.Ey %
IT, na-1sr.sAfsoa.
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Mis- wilkins TaTy Pull.

A Jolly crowd - young people from the
First Methodist Protestant church enjoyed
a tany pun given by Miss LILY wilkins. az
the home ~ her brother. Mr.. Ed wilkins.
1911 Seventh avenue. on Tuesday evening.
With games and other amusemenIs very
-isaaanf evening was spent Those pres
ont were. Miss Minnie Martin. Miss car
rie Davis. Mis- Mabel Houts. Miss Mary
Helms. Miss HAITI" Hutchinson Nr. aud
Mrs. G. y. Hutchinson Nj y. Willis carr.
Mr.. walter Hiucklcy AIR vs.. T Eoaaies.
SIR. r. T. Welou. Mr. George Dickinson
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Miss Anne Turner. Mss H1nforf. Mss
Elaine Hauforl and Miss Helen Fhriak
%f.N-a,,,-ft s,,-nt two DAYS in Tacoma last
week The Misses Hauforf and Miss TU-
a4r We're the guests of Mrs J. =. Drake.
ana Miss Mcknight Of Miss Barrett and
Mrs Barrett. o. Puyaiiup az The Tacoma
hotel a dance was given in The Young
fadies' honor on Wedues1ay evening az
Mason library. ard on Thursday they were
entertained Al luncheon az The Tacoma ho-
ta1 They returned home on Friday.