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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-07
A Pointer.

In making arrangements for your trip
TO the Puget Sound or Pacific coast
points, don't allow yourself to be de-
ceived as to the shortest. quickest. and
mort desirable route. The Northern
Pacific is the only direct line to WASH
ington. oregon. and all Pacific coast
points This line is also the only one
operating a double daily passenger SER
vice between Butte and Portland
Close connections are made at the lat
ter point with San Francisco and all
California points.
Arfnal time saved nv nSfnO tha
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Weddings.


Mr.. Andrew NcCann. ex-city clerk OF
ballard. row engaged in business with the
Port Blakeley Mil Company, WAS mar
RED on Sunday afternoon 10 Miss Lizzie
NJ. Burke. at the residence Of the brides
mother. Mrs. NJ. a. Burke. on Leary ave-
nue.. The young couple are well known.
popular and universally esteemed. and
their wedding. which was r very pretty
affair. created quite conxnotion in So
eial circles. The rooms Of the residence
were tassefully decorated with smilax
and English ivy, gracefully hanging In
festoons over the windows and arches OF
the doors. Here and there were beautiful
6ougs;ets OF fragrant roses and honey
sackle arranged In an artistic manner. In
The center OF the parlor q wedding bell.
made OF red. pink. wG1ite, creamy and
golden roses hung suspended from the
ceiling. Under the wedding bell the young
couple. supported by Mr.. William r.
Burke and Miss Gertie NJ Burke. brother
and sister OF the bride. as groomsnlan ana
bridesmaid respectively. and surrounded
by d circle or intimate friends. We're made
husband and wife By the Rev Sorval W.
Fletcher. who read simple but impress
sive marriage ceremony. After the eere-
mony the newly married couple received
a number OF handsome and useful presents
and the congrat ulAtions OF all present. a
delicious wedding repast WAS served to All
present, who were: Mrs. NJ. A Burke.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Wheatnan. Mr.. and MIS-.
r. w Grover. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. MIS-
Nattison Miss Jessie Gourdon. Miss Ada
Cook. Miss Pearl Conoway. Miss Carrie
Nelson. Ms Annie Beck. Miss Lille 40
sit. Miss Annie Nelson. Miss Winnie Eni-
erson. Miss Annie Holland. Mr.. Lyman
Burke. County Superintendent j. NJ Lay
hue. Mr.. A NJ Ross. Mr.. #. Cougdon. Mr.
Harry Gibson. Mr.. Eugene King, MI. A
Il Pretty.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Russell Shoe Bargains.

For Ladies, Misses and Children.
suitable for outing and vacation
Chiidren'z Russet Kid Button Shoes.
new styles, toe solid and seFviceable.
reduced from 800 TO re pair.
Children's Russet Button Shoes. OPP
era toe, reduced from SIS TO si.oo pair.
Misses Russell Button Shoes. reduced
from sl.5o to ti.25
Ladies Light Tan Oxfords. reduced
from sl.25 10 sec.
Ladies' Light Tan oxfords. reduced
from $50 10 s9c pair.
Ladies' Light Tan Oxfords. reduced
from $.75 TO sl.223 pair.
Ladies' Dark Russet Oxfords. seam
less cut. only ALTO a pair,
Special offerings for Monday in Lace
or Button Boots.
Ladies' Fine Chocolate Color Button
Boots, latest style and finish, reduced
from sa00 TO $500 pair.
Ladies' Fashionable 18th Century Cut
Wet Kid Lace or Button Boots. flexible
sole, Just from the shoemaaers' hand,
In narrow razor toe. value sa.oo. Mon
day only Sc 80 pair.
We stand back OF all our shoes bear
ing our trade mark. A new pair
given for every pair that proves TIM
perfect.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Ioa,e and Church Entertainments.

The C. E. Society OF the Edgewater
CONGREGATIONAL church held 8 business
meeting, followed by a. social, at the
church parlors Wednesday evening. Inc
ssatnre Of the evening was the inStalia-
ton of officers and ehairmen OF eofnsnit-
tees by Miss Carr. After the ceremony
the members of the former social com
mittee served cake and lemonaae'
speeches from the newly Installed ofiicers
ana a social time followed. The oifieers
~ heads of committees are: President.
Mss Jennie Carr: vice president. Mr. H.
q. Nibbett: secretary. Miss kitte BROOKS
treasurer Mr.. W. F. Buhtzi correspond
ing secretary, Miss Agnes Goddard. cslilr-
man of lookout committee. Miss sianene
Brooks: prayer meeting COMMITTEES, sia'
" Gordon: missionary COMMITTEES. Rev.
j r. Nichols: music committee. Mss
Margaret Elizabeth Ashworth; social com
mittee, Mr.. s. II. Galloway. flower COM
r1rittee, Miss Meta Becker.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
| ini us.

Beat quality KID finlshed Cambria,
laraorrow sise yard.
TuiIled sliesias. IS inches wide, sssc
yard.
Heavy Linen Tailor Canvas and
Elastic Duck, i5c yard.
Ftne English Twilied Silesias. value
D. only i5c yard.
FIBRE Interlinlng, good quality. only
II yard.
Black and white Cnnoiine, SC yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Linens and White Goods.

Turkey Red Table Linen. - inches
side. reduced 10 15c yard.
Cream Damask Pure Linen. u inches
vide. only &c.
Tarksy-Rcd Table Linen. d inches
vide. new, handsome pattern. VAtae
&c. only sc yard.
Plain White India Linen, nne qua4i's,
geAare~i from &c 10 i3e yard.
White Victoria Lawn. reduced from
&C to f-7c yard.
BATHING TOWELS.
gleachea uuck Towels. stze sexio'
siy Sc
Large Sire Bleached Honey-Somo
Tewels. size. ssxla. only ieo,
Pine Ali-IAnen duck Towels, size
Ms. Only isc. -.
= dozen Hemmed HHek 1oweis'
alhnsn. size s4xig, only toc.
Damask Towels. pure lax, sssS AssSs'
snfy "a.
Turkish Towels. size. SKIS. only
cents.
Largo Turkish Towels. sssA. only
Ne
Extra Large and Heavy. s'Ass'
ealy ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Sheeting Special Prices for Mon
day Only.

"a unbleaehed Pepperen Sheeting,
lie a yard.
81 unblsached Pepperell shesting.
ista a yard.
- unaleschea Pepperell Sheeting.
Isle a yard.
S-l bleached Peppersl sheetins. lac
a yard
=. hlsached PeppereIl Sheeting, $50
a yard
50 pieces fine quality uubieached Mus
lin. % inches wide only ti4e a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Wonderful bargains In Black
Goods.

Ee down 10 &c.
black Brocaded Mohair Luster. ~
Irsh. reduced from s5c 10 &c yard.
Dust proof SicIlian and Briiliantine.
sxtra heavy, value soc. reduced 10 5Sc
yard
Fine quality Black Serge. French
make. 70 inches wide. only Sc yard.
Extra quality f3roadcloth. for Capes
asd Wraps, only 81 a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

only zizc a yard.
800 yards Bengaline Lawn. navy blue
ground Monday SC a yard.
loo yards Fruit OF the Loom Muslin
% Inches wide. manufacturers rem
nants. tomorrow 53ac yard
1.1to yards Fancy Outing Flannel. mill
remnants, value TIC. tomorrow SIC a
yard
900 yards pretty Teasei Down Out
Ing Flanneis. value I0c and 12tzc. only
7Izc a yard.
p doz Knitting silk. tomorrow only
SC a spool
s. dog Ladies' Fun Seamless Fast
Black Summer Stockings. tomorrow
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Very Special-Millinery Dept.

Tomorrow hats trimmed FREE"
FREE OF charge.
To close out balance OF cur summer
shapes and flowers we viii tomorrow
all day trim your hats free OF charge.
Come in and make your selection and
we will do the rest for nothing.
S.00 Unrimmed Shapes, reduced TO
soc.
bac Tntrimmed Hats. reduced 10 &c.
PC Untrimmed Hats. reduced 10 foc.
Trimmed Sailors OF all descriptions at
half price,
sSc Trimmed Sailors. black or white.
reduced to Soc.
N25 Trimmed Sailors. reduced 10 T5c.
90 Trimmed Sailors. in snow white
Oriental braid. reduced from SEQ TO
s25
Our entire stock OF trimmed hats at
half price.
Trimmed Hats worth - 80. now so.
Trimmed Hats worth s3.oa. now s1.75.
Trimmed Hats worth s4eo. now s.. 3.
Trimmed Hats worth $500. now $40.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

TIC pair.
10 doz Infants Wash Dresses, Mon
day. y. M, &c each.
Boys Brownie Overails. blue Denim.
with elastic suspenders and bib. all
ages from 10 l. years. only &c pair.
Ladies' f-Button Giace Kid Gloves.
In browns and tans. value s5c, fomor-
row 43c a pair.
10 doz Ladies' White Muslin Drawers.
value &c. Monday only 15c pair.
10 pair Ladies' Kid Button Shoes.
with patent tips. value s.. tomorrow
SIS pair.
Is pair Mems Dress Shoes, lace or
Congress. value 81. tomorrow s.. g pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

cd pine tree. A. s = e3oek the rdr4y WAS
started horne ward .&Fsd as the aoat E'ldea
over the placid waters The air was hiacd
with sweet songs ana pleasant childish
laughter. Before saying SooG-Aya each az
The tiny guests Wished their Young host
many happy returns OF his birthday.
whieh caused SO mach pleasure for sAexn
All.
That Jolly crowd known as 'tCu- Girls
gave a most delightful leap year party On
Lake Washington last Wednesday night
IN honor OF Mr. and Mrs {. IL. Lily.
There was a pleasant surprise feature
shout the arrangements leading up % the
eTaharkasion that added TO the 50liify of
the occasion. The young ladies each re-
aaesJsd The geang gentlemen 20 meet
them az the turaiahie o. the Madison
street road. which they dad. not a wOri
being said Of what they were going 10 10
or where they were going. When The end
Of the road vas reached they were guided
aboard nsptha launch which was "a
waiting and a start made for l4eschi park.
where che party fioated around listening
10 the strains Of the first Regiment band.
At the conclusion OF the concert the party
was taken for a short spin ahoat the lake,
ana landed At Ma4fpnA park. where the
cars were boarded Tor the city. The ride
about the lake and the feast OF good
music prepared the party Tor the elegant
feast that was TO follow Or a more sab
stsuttal nature 81 the homo OF Mrs.
frssk, on James street. The dining room
Of the TraSk home Vas platti1y decorated
with choice cut flowers and farns, adding
greatly 70 the joyoasness Of tho occasion.
Those present were; Miss Minnie Ripley.
Miss Nae Dodge. Miss RsiSSdaph Miss
Kennedy. Miss nellie Hansen. Miss Audrey
Trask. Miss y. McCutchia. Mr. and AIRS.
+. Hubbard. Mr.. and Airs. 4. II. LAZY.
f. -
peck. Mr.. Hotletzeli. Mr. 5. Vincent, Mr..
Herbert Bailey. Mr.. James F. Rrasd.
One Of the pleasantaSt yachting parties
OF the year left the Brighton boat house
early Friday morning on hoard che
schooner yacht Drift. The weather and
wind We're ali that could be desired and
soon the white wings bore the Joyous
young folks out upon the waters Of the
Sound. AT about IL o'clock the party went
ashore az Orchard Point. and here an ex-
tensive and delightful spread was partaken
OF. with the green sward for table ard an
out doors for The dining room. During the
lunch thanks and congratulations We're ae-
corded Mr.. Morgan Lloyd for his canah'e
ana successful management OF the little
affair. no detail seeming 10 be lacking
That would add 70 the party's enjoyment
or comfort. Mrs. Ross. as chaneron was
an exceptional one. adding 10 the enjoy
ment OF the party by her bright ana en-
pertaining conversation and directing af-
lars even better than the young folks
could havs done for themselves. Those
present were: Miss Marie Kent, Miss Ella
Matthew, Miss Maud Matthew, Miss r. A.
Crockett. Miss Lulu u. Foy, Miss =. q.
Lloyd. Miss X. Hopp Miss Van Tasseu.
Miss Pear Day, Miss Margaret Day, Mrs.
Ross. Mr.. Joe Robinson, Mr.. DoFtv. MIR.
Wiuifred Lloyd. Mr.. Oscar Lee Mr.. James
g Wilson. MIR. S. C. Hamilton, Mr.. Nor
gan Lloyd.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Belts and Belt Pins.

ladies wise Elastic Bess oxtdized
silver or Kili baakle. caiy So
Leather Bclss. harness or sANeF
oackae. ouiy ~
Hates waite Ela Bets. Only -
pe,s Efas tu All s.ysss and prlees So
s.. s, aa3 Iac,
SIX watch Quarts. sola trimmed.
as -. soc aad up.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Infants Wear.

rnfsntS' white Lawn Hats. iso.
Infants lace trimmed Hats, &c.
Infants percsie wash Hats in navy
blue and rel. only Soc.
Fine SIX sun Hats. only soc.
Infants shors walking Cloaks. special
value. embroidered white Cashmere,
special value, 81 O.. si.ss and S-a-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Flannels.

Outing r1annels. beautiful styles.
manufacturers remnants. value Ice
and fstsr. Only TIC q yard
God quality shaker Flannel. S11c
yard.
Good quality plain white BABY Fan
uel. "a. others from iSizc gp 20 &C a
yart.
White embroidered Fiaansis. special
valae. az - and s. 90 q yard.
ss-tn-n vide Shaker F.anzaa. emily
sc a yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
!. -. ORES. Goods. aIl-wool. fancy

i sseess Dress Goods. all-wool. fancy
sr.,feh mixtures and fancy melange,
xsIs,e 5oc. Monday. z9c yard.
x aseeex KrlnoiIne Interlining. 20
.rrhes vide, only i0c a yard.
80 wards ss-snch Percaline. black
o,5v value I5c. only SC a yard.
+ ~ Yards OF Black Twiiled silesias.
"A Inches vide, Monday. &c yard
800 palm Leaf Fans. Monday ic
each
imo yards Bleaehed Muslin, % inches
vt8s. mil ends. Monday &c a yard.
q pIec<s best quality Kid Finished
MIN Lining, tomorrow size yard.
lao Yards Fancy ChaIlies. Monday
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

ladies Mas'in skirts. four tock and
sac, fan ar5 wide. only 81.
A.@f'ses neN sty,c Nsehteevns. Jase-
s,sas s1y3e. laras cmNroitereS Satier
- - sArse Bishop sleeves. esabrols-
- 49, fTent. made of fine quality cam
:, Waite Is cnly sLeA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Anron In Wash Fabrics.

Tomorrow and all week we orer our
sn,sre stock Of Wash Piaues and Duck
Sitting. dark and light ground. All al
ae yard. former price. i5c yard.
black Brocaded Sateen. reduced from
" TO i5c "A yard
Dress Bingham. former price Sc re-
taoed 10 SC yard.
zenhyr Bingham, reduced from l6c
and isc to i0c yard.
Zephyr Gsngham. value l-ssc. now
ii-So a yard.
Best quality Apron Bingham, re-
saced TO SC a yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
DREss GooDs-Big Cut In Prices.

sac Dress Goods down TO &c.
Imported Fancy Wool Dress Goods,
sheyIots, etc. French end English
sakes. reduced from soc 10 &c a yard.
Hlgh-class Novelty Suitings. bought
10 sell at 81 a yard. this week TO go at
% yard.
a.lnch Atwood Fancies and Mix
lures, value soc. only DC yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
ladies' Neekwear.

issses' whEe Linen. High stand
hx Turn DoWu Collars. only lsc
ladies New Ssyle lAnen Guns
Turn Over. only ~ . pair.
ladies Irish Point Collars. value saas
ealy H.
OAgeae Lace Collars. Grass Linen
effect. only seA
cAlsarsns Lace yokss only sSa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
s,,rnri-e Parties.

A very pleasant surprise was ;erdered
stgss Erances Bauer 81 her home IL Alder
yagev FRIDAY evening. Among = csc
urpseus we're. Miss Pearl Mes5Dn1tts. Mss
Frances Bazsr. Mss Jane Evans. Mss
wwrtge Weeain. Miss ADA De1uy. Miss
TSfs wslls Miss Lacy ESans. Mes IsOra
nsunv. Mss Emma Miller. Mr.. Sch Nsl-
son Mr.. Arthar Nelson. Mr.. Thomas Nc
Combs. ar Charles Evans, Mr.. Arassl
Tsora. Mr.. Register Evans, M Joe
Bauer. Mr. Ben Berry. Mr. Jaiias 1aoTz.
Mr.. Fred Thora. Mr.. Max Bauer.
Miss Hate Nining Tas given suTTTf ss
rs- number O. her intimate ff4e5 "a AZ
ne Hotel Downs in Eaxanzter Friday
evening Mss F'arnan3sE. Asss AEEtssr.
Mss Ssenhesase. 8fsss Steele, Mis- Lewan.
Ms NFolAsa. Miss 3scht. Glss A4eISpE-
ala. AGzss Graham. AE3ss Alice Graham.
2llxs Yo2a.. Al4ss Kate Sar-=oa. A-ss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Embroidered Flouncing at Half
Rv.sn

sn-inch Embroidered Cambria Floune-
Ing. reduced from 800 10 &C.
siV Fine Embroidered White Cam
hrle Flouncing, reduced from $3.50 20
Sc
Fine Black Lawn Flounctnr. 4a-inch
wide. reduced from si.0o 10 soc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

Carrie Young. Miss Lizzie Young. Aiss
Bghtz. Miss E.nehart. Miss Susie Santz
Miss Nellie Winning. Miss EVELYN viaing
Mr. Henry Fiehf. Mr.. Marvey Holden
Mr.. W r. Bghtz. Mr. VIII CUllis. Mr.
Fred Nltter. Mr.. II. Date. Mr.. WIN Best-
Sa.nin. Mr. Joe Barr. 2fr. George Garrison
Mr.. a. Lawrence. Mr. Charles Young, Mr.
John Corhin. Mr.. Thomas Tough. Mr.
Frank Eiaing were the guests present.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Bargains I'm Mems Shoes.

Mems Russet Lace Shoes. Goodyear
welt, reduced from N.eo 10 1888 pair.
Mems Fine Calf Dress Shoes, Good
wear welt, value si.oo, this week only
ga
Mem Calf Shoes. new style toe,
Value 400, this week. only 600 pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
skirtings.
aIfarn. with bor-

Vannelette Skirt Pattern. with bor-
ter. reduced from sac TO 25c pattern.
seoteh Galatea Sklrfing. 90 inches
s,fe. reduced from 25c 70 ire yard.
black AoIreen SkIrting. only i5c yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
lnXes.

iat'es' Glaze Kia Gloves in Browns
AAa Fzns, spcs IA Monday sAc
ladies' Waite ana yellow Ceauois
sssA Gloves. : aa3 bltton length,
eaiy - pair.
Nack So T4Ttla Gloves oaly -, a
aass
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Ladies' Shirt Waists at the Price
of Material.

The Great SHIRT Waist sale continues.
YaS Ladies Dorset Cloth Shirt
WAIST. reduced 20 Isc.
S.5e Ladies washahls Shirt Waist.
reduced 20 si.0c. -
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Window Shades.

x doxen Felt wlraiow Shades.
spring rollers. feet long. ready TO
hang. only i6c.
"a dozen Opaque Window Shades.
spring rollers, value 8Se. only Sc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
HoIl~e Parties.

Mrs. r. #. whitehead received few OF
her lady friends az her pretty nome IN
Edgewater. Friday afternoon. Ire house
was powered in roses. white and pink De-
Ing the predominating hues In the recep-
ton rooms. while the dining room was IN
yellow. Mrs Whitehead was assisted IN
entertaining bv Mrs. J. ". Parker and
Mrs. ". T. Harmon. The affair was a
thoroughly enjoyable one in every way.
the hostess being one OF the most charm
ing or entertainers. dainty luncheon
was served about O'Clock. Among tns
guests present and Invited were Mrs- =.
p. Stone. Mrs NJ. w Love3oy. Airs hIrdni
Burnett. Mrs. A. +. Tucker. airs > Bur
neil Mrs NJ Densmore. Mrs. 9. n.
prooks Mrs. II. W. Barr. Mrs. j. I. Rey-
nolss AIRS. r. II. KiIbourne. Mrs. III. Pet
er~ar Mrs. Ezra T.. Pope, Jr., Mrs. T..
Beckar. Mrs. j. c. Spur. ArS. J. A Beck
~ AIRS L ". Parker. Mrs. II. I. Harmon.
49, T1earfarn. Miss Evelyn Yining. Miss
Rurh Harmon. Miss Estelle Haskinson-
A most enjoyable evening vas passed
az the residence OF Nj. ana AFs. ". -.
T,hraon on Columbia street. last Satir-
Az seerlnr- The occasion was the four
t.grsb f,rthdsy anniversary OF their sis
.e- W.b.l KaIioch- The rooms were ar
tts.t~zny decorated with a profasion az
s.-,.s sSgv and cut flowers After the usual
e~eet;nxs ard inspection OF numerous
and appropriate presents. the evening 2 as
rpsnt in games. dancing aGd d4sellssloa
AZ = dainty supper, covers being laid Tor
.sSerty-three. The yoEus guess Fel1e'a IT.
IN dispersed barely Ia tine TO avoid break
ing ana spproacaing Sabbath. Those pres
en-, we're Miss Helen Chisholm. Miss Ethel
KahYe. Miss Rotsert1 Rooze, Mss 1aed
Kelly. Miss Edith Chamberlain, bliss t'es-
Sc FRANKLIN. Miss Alma SAW, Mics Marie
C-owefl. Miss Arisnue LANCER, MAS AGA
FFalfa-,g. Miss Gladys Maxwsll, Hr. War
rsa HastIs. Mr. walter HASTE, Mr.. Arm
strong Turner. Mr.. DICK HI, Mr. fteSot'H
Boyd. Mr. Frank Sehlil, Mr- FrAhS me-
~ s~ha-li~ Provost. Mr.. Cay kshle. Mr..
r1svA Oliver ard Mr. Sam ABll+gAa-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
Lace.

4-inch deep Butter-colored Jaces.
only &c yard.
Oriental Lace. very wide. only i2s4c
yard.
Butter and Ivory Colored Val Laees.
at &c, &c. g.. &c a yard
Linen Torchon Lace. at Io. iisc, &c
yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12
loe Handkerchiefs for sc,

Ladies Embroidered Handkerchief
F&ilepest embroidered edges. slightly
sassed. reduced froln igc to 20.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-12

Nriss Ethel Youngs entertained few
friends Thursday at Woodland park Inc
affair was a most enjoyable enc. lawn
tennis and several other games contriout-
ing much to the pleasure or the afternoon.
a bounteous luncheon was served al
o'clock az which the guests were gwen
an opnortunity OF saying farewell TO one
az their number, Miss Maud Lewis, who
left for the South Friday. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. T.. n clark,
Mr.. ar~a Mrs. B. Miles, Mr.. and Mrs. l..
y AIger. Miss Maud Lewis, Miss Gertie
Anderson. Miss Wheeler. Miss Effle An
8rews Miss Peck. Miss Ida Lewis, Miss
youncs Mr. Elmer Ar8oe. OF Portland.
or. Mr.. Willis Knight, Mr.. VIII f. Mills.
MIR. c. f. Ward. Mr.. Walter Andrews.
Or. f. C. Alger.
Rev. and Mrs. A. l.. Hutchtson. o. the
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN church. were honored
Saturday July 3. by an excursion on Lake
washington in the steamer Kirkland by
q Marty OF seventy intimate friends and
members OF his church. The affair was
entirely inpronpt;f ard most successful.
The steamer left on It's trip about the
lake AT ESQ in the evening. returning
Sa,,~ hours later. Music was furnished
bv a mandolin and five banios IN the
hands OF Miss Amy Corey. Miss Corey,
Ms. i n. McDougail Mss Alice Thorn
dyke. Miss Eva Earle and Mrs ". r.
Ballard. a fine lunch was served on the
boat
one of the r'easant affairs OF the week
WAS ~. picnic Al Ravgnns park given on
THURSDAY by Mrs w. X. Brewley art
Mrs. u. C. Brawley, complimentary 10
Miss Alabama Cochran. Of San Diego.
Cal. The afternoon was passed IN delight
ful laziness. conversation ard refresh
ments being the features Those present
were. Afr. ard Mrs. John X. kinnear.
Dr and Mrs w 5. Harrington, Mrs, 4
= Rravuuer. Mrs. c. 81 Faulkner. Mrs.
Harriet y. Faulkner. MFR. ard Mrs y.
Z, fRrawlev. Mrs W r. Brawiey, Mrs.
Faith r. Austin Miss Cochran. Miss KIN
near. Mss Dean. Miss Harrington Mr..
AiacksntoSh Mr. Dean. Miss Louise Bray
ner. Park Brswley. Ksnney Carr. care
art Mary Faulkner, Ruth and Edith
Brawlsy.
or TIRE many Jolly Fourth ot July par
ties on the lake none were mors thorough
IL ersoyed than that given BY Mrs. j.
r NeDouEau on the handsome launch
Manxsnlta. The company LEFT from the
end Of Madison street pier and cralsed
down 10 Carne's landing. on the morth-
west shore % fhs lake. steamers Aging
ravlv from all parts OF the launch. FORM
Ing an aStrsctive picture Altar spending
the greater part ~ the Afternoon on TIRE
beara AZ tire isn5sng. whore a dainty
l,su~s was served. the party returned 20
the city. spending the evening a. ne hos
rstable SPACIOUS home o. Mrs. ". r. Bal
lard A. a late hour Refreshments were
serv%s frprn she ver4nsfa. from which
gssitxhtfui vlsw could be had % the ciiy's
Illumination Th0Fs present were Mr.
ard Mrs J. T. McDougali. Mr.. snd Mrs.
" r. Faslars MFRS Corey. Mise Amy
Corey. Miss Alice Thoradyke. Miss Eva
sTwTF sH ~ !
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The Gusgd az Good Sarnarffars u 81.
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Buttons.

white Pearl Buttons. rns euaifty,
oniy nc a dozen.
Trimming Buttons Ia g!i, and SILVER.
g and fec a do&ep.