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ballard Social News.

Nearly all the churches held Joyous
Christmas festivities Wednesday evening
and made the little ones happy. All had
Christmas or something that answered
the same purpose. and all were crowded
with delighted children and Interested pa
rents. An extensive programme OF songs,
carols, hymns. recltatiOns and an address
by the rector. Rev. p r. Hyland was
well rendered by the pupils OF the Sa bbath
school in the ST. Stephens Episcopal
church. The church. as usual on such oc-
casions was prettlly decorated with ever
greens, and in the chancel a full rugged
brig. with bowsprit. booms. yards and
nasts. decorated with lighted wax can
dies. festoons OF popcorn and numerous
gifts for the children, supplied the place
Of tree. The brig was manned with A
fun complement OF sailors. and after the
rendition Of the programme loud knocks
announced the presence OF Santa Claus.
who directed a number OF the sailors,
prettlly dressed IN sailor costumes. to dis
tribute the gifts. None were forgotten.
and the rector and his industrious wife
were handsomely remem bered by gifts
from the members OF the vested choir
and members and friends OF the church
in the Baptist church chimney con-
structed OF boxes Of candies. and having
gifts suspended In the fi1e. took the rlacs
ot the usual tree. The NJ. f.. FIRST Pres
oyterian and other churches held the
usual Christmas festivities In their re-
spective churches. and gladdened the
hearts OF the little ones with gifts taken
from attractively decorated trees on
Christmas day services. with the admins
tratlon OF the holy communion. were held
in 81. Stephens Episcopal church and the
vested choir rendered an extra number OF
anthems and hymns specially prepared
FOR the occasion. A large number OF fam
lies had their residences decorated with
eVergreens and delighted Httle ones with
a family Christmas tree.
An enjoyable Christmas dinner party
was given on Wednesday afternoon AZ the
residence on Tntrd avenue by Mrs. Charles
Waite. a substitute for the Christina.
festivities, which her husband had TO
foreg0. because business called him away
% the coast on Christmas morning. The
guests sat down to a table eIaborareIv
spread and iadened with all the delicious
edi5les OF the season. After dinner The
res Of the afternoon was pleasantly pass
ed With social recreations. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. g H. White, Mr..
and Mrs. T. ". White Mr. and Mrs
J. H. Dslano, OF Port Townsend; Miss
Sarah Ward. Miss Rachel White. Miss
Gladys White. Mr. John Ward. Mr..
George Ward. Mr.. p. q. Hopkins. Mr..
James White, Sir. William White.
\ ssqueraGs oaIl. attended bv large
NUMBER from Seattle and other places. was
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Thank. From the sslv.ttoB,.,

Ma J " Parker and the officers IN
charge 81 the various branches o. the sal
walton Army work IN this city desire 20
thank the people on behalf OF she poor
families for the generous manner IN which
they responded IN contributing for the
dinner on Christmas day. They say that
r was a real success IN every way. ard
THE Salvattonists feed amply repaid FOR all
THE effort puf forth 10 cheer the hearts
OF those ia Dssd. Mrs. Ranke kindly gave
the Use % the halls free and NJ. Seller
= Co kindly loaned the dishes for the
o@,aSloo. Cash subscriptions we're re-
cstved As fo} ows- The Sarah 2 Tesier. s..
= Il s.. NJ. Tilt0n webb & Coz. s.;
Unknown friend s.. order On Cooper &
Levy by unknown friend. s total. SIS
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OUT Of TOWN SOCIETY.
Continued From page 10.

the Burns anniversary. Committees were
appointed as follows; On arrangements
and programme. MesSrs. FAlccncr. keay.
Campbell and Hanna; on hall and printing.
Messrs. Ross, McRea and Fraser.
Mr.. Hall arrived from Monte Cristo last
week TO spend the holidays with the fam
Ely OF Mr.. L. d. Godshall and with his sis
ter. Mss Hail.
Mr.. r. Fl. Nulfori royalty entertained a
few friends ar whist n his rooms At the
Hotel Monte Crisso on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. q. w Hatfield and family OF
Lowell went 70 Seattle and Tacoma 70
spend the Christmas holidays with friends
CapF. Jsmss Compton. depary hank ex-
arniner q Minnesota, was IN the city on
Tuesday. accompanied by hts son. Mr.
Compton spent a short Tsyne with his old
friend. AIR. s H. Nichols. aad left the
same day for whafcoyn.
Mss Mcleod, OF Edmonton. Alberta. is
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Dwight Darling.
Mrs Cloheey was IN Seattle visiting
friends last week.
Mrs. c. 2. Clark spent Wednesday last
with her sister. Miss Hayes. OF Seattle.
DIR. Case and family have removed 10 a
residence near the Summit hotel.
Mr.. W. c. Butler IS expected home from
the East next week.
Mr.. John z. McAfanus came home 10
spend Christmas with MS family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Elliott have recently
arrived here from jamestown. Oak, 10
make Everett their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliott are parents OF Mrs. Cakes of this
city.
Mr. j. W. Holcomb has been laid up for
several days with q severe attack of grip.
Messrs. &. II. Boynton and A. ;. Taylor
were in Seattle on Tuesday.
Mr.. Frank Clark has leased Major Colds
borough's house and expects his mother
and sister from Sacramento. Cal, and his
father from Iowa early in January.
Mr.. F. II. Brownen went to Portland on
Christmas day. Mrs. Brownen is with
friends in Seattle for the holidays.
Rev. Thomas Coyle and his mother spent
Monday in Seattle.
Rev. Thomas Robinson, of Fairhaven. Is
in the city spending the holidays with his
daughter, Mrs. ]. j. Clark.
Mrs. l.. $. Allies and family have recent
~ removed TO Seattle.
Massrs. Lindsay, Thayer and Duryee
are home from the state university for
the holiday vacation.
In most of the public schools exercises
appropriate to Christmas were held on
Wednesday and Thursday and the schools
adjourned for two weeks
A Christmas tree was given 20 the chill
dren of the Methodist mission on Rucker
avenue ON Tuesday evening.
On Tuesday evening an installation OF
the officers Of the Eastern Star was held.
and after the ceremonies were over the
members were invited TO the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Swslwell. where a fine
rspast was served and a social time en-
joyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Chapman went to
Tacoma TO spend Christmas.
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The Week mt spokane.

SPOKANE, Dec. 26.-Special-Chrtstma
cantatas children's entertainments at the
churches, number of fairs and Christmas
eve balls have kept Spokane society on the
qul vive. The most elaborate affair OF the
week was that given by the ladies' of the
Hotel Spokane Thursday evening. The
hotel was deliberately decorated for the
occasion, evergreens. flowers and potted
plants being in profusion. Refreshments
were served at a buffet table at one end OF
the large dining hall. Wax candles, with
pink shades, were used very literally.
Hopes full orchestra furnished the music.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
S. #. Arthur, Mr.. ID. C. Corbln, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. d. Crow, Gen. Carlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Lewis Clark Mr.. j. ID. Farrell.
Mr. and Mrs. c. y. Hopkins, Mr.. w. b.
Hepburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T. Post and
100 others.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Pickett are enter
tanning Hon A b. Sheldon and wife, of
New York city.
A very pretty wedding service was per-
formed Thursday night by the Rev. Henry
d. Stauffer. pastor OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church. The contracting parties
were Mr.. George Laslett and Mrs. NJ. j.
Dawson. The few personal friends pres
ent participated in a luncheon with the
bridal couple The groom is a building con-
tractor OF this city.
The sixth annual charity ball given by
the Mystic Shr1nerS or T.. L.. katin Tenn
pie was held at Auditorium hal Wednes-
day evening. II was the handsomest af-
fair OF the season. The room was profuse-
~ decorated with Turkish and Oriental
draperies, while an abundance OF tropical
plants and flowers were largely in evil
dence. The committees in charge of the
affair were as follows Mr.. r. Dempsie,
illustrlous potentate: arrangement, Mr. II.
Louis Schermerhorn. Mr.. r. X. Erwin,
Mr.. John H Shaw, Mr.. w. D. Vincent.
Mr. NJ. A. Cisna, Mr.. j. VI. Fitzpatrick
and Mr.. r. II. Greedy; reception. Mrs.
Ethan Allen. Mrs. n. n. Coekreli, Mrs.
l.. Fl. Hutchinson, Mrs. S. II. Rush Mrs.
J. w. Wentworth, Mrs W. w Wither-
spoon. Mrss w. @. Tubby, Mrs. w III.
Wiscombe, Mrs. IT. Louis Schermerhorn,
Mrs. j. r. Fenton, Mrs. $. NJ. Smith and
Mrs. Clarence Ide; floor. Mr.. H. w. Tyler,
Mr.. II. L. KEENAN, and Mr.. w. W. With
erspoon.
Christmas night tho firemen held their
annual ball and the fire ladies and their
lassies has very delightful time OF Il.
The attendance at the Flks' hail. where
the affair took place, was unusually large
Good music and refreshments were had
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The late bazaar hid for the benefit Of
the orphans and destitute children OF the
House OF the Good Shepherd was quite
a success. Owing 70 the extreme dullnesz
o. tire times. the cash receipts were not
ss large as that OF previous years. but
the friends OF the institution contributed
literally towards its support. and the Ia
dies IN charge lsbored tigably "a the
cause. Especial thanks are given TO Mrs
II. Reynolds. president OF the bazaar: 20
Mrs. James Gleason, Mrs. =. J. Sullivan.
Mrs. william o'Teole. Mrs. l. y. Allan.
Mrs. J. p. Sweeney. Mrs. Fowles Mrs. T.
D. Hughes. Mrs. ii. Long. Mrs \ Nc
E8roy. AIRS. Mcnamara. Mrs. Diller. Mrs
J. Sheedy. Mrs. CarritF. Mrs. Cunning
ham. Miss NJ Beckenham. Hiss Hnl
Miss MIST Miss Helnes. Misses Ortiz and
Miss Lamont To al Who have contrl-
oEtea towards the undertaking ln any
way. the Sisters tender their heartfelt
thanks and hope that God will reward
their charity. both here ard hereafter. 4
meeting % The ladies vito had charge OF
the fsooth - requested for Monday. De-
cemaer -. az ?. m a. the House q the
Good SHEPHERD AZ North Ninth avenue.
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PINCHING POVERTY.
Incidents That Happen I'm the onice
of Secretary Grout

An order for five workmen was received
az the free employment office yesterday
from weil-known citizen. On leaving
the order he said: II don't need these
men, but am willing TO create places in
order 10 help out"
II Is such spirit as this that secre-
tary Grout wishes might dominate more
weIi-to-do citizens. Applications for work
by men are becoming more and more nu-
merous. In many homes food - scarce
and the strong arm OF the head Of the
family IL paralyzed for want OF employ
ment. One sturdy fellow when told there
was nothing TO do said Yesterday TO Sec
rotary Grout There Is not a SCRAP Of
food in the house. ] don't know how wa
viii get over sunday" Secretary Grout
urges the need Of employment for such
men. and viii be glad 20 have orders 70,
even Sh0rt-time employment
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Preshrterian Churches.

First Mission-In Wards hall. George
town. South Seattle. Preaching az ?. m
Renton church-Rev George +. Whit
worth, D. u. pastor. Services ar ana
80 p. %. Union Sunday school al II a. m
Calvary-Servicss today al II g. m and
meeting Tnursiav afSp m Rev. Donald
Ross, pastor; residence. iSi Market street
Welsh-Sevsnth avenue and olive street.
Rev. William Davis. pastor. Services az
. ?. N. Class meeting Wednesday al ~
p. m.
First Presbyterian-Corner Fourth ave
nue. and Spring street. Rev. \. L. Hutcal-
son. d. D. pastor. residence. 1913 Marion
street. Sunday school at 1880 p m I: +.
s. c. E. at Sis p. n. Christmas services
viii be held today.
Second. North Seattle - Third avenue
north and Harrison street Rev. W. \,
Major pastor. There viii De special
Christmas services at II a. N. ana 30
p. m, by the pastor. Y. p. ;. c. F. al e4S
p. m. Midweek meeting Thursday at $50
D.. N.
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day. Preaching services. II a. N. and
T-& y. N Morning subject Mum eered
Days" Evening. "AacnoreSi' sermons
for the closing year. Bible school. l-.lo
p n Young peoples meeting. $50 2. m
All cordially Invited.
Market street - Twenty-fo fourth avenue
south and Main street PREACHING AZ IL
a. n and = n. by Rev. G. A Bale
Young peoples meeting. p. m
Swedlsh-Eigh th avenue and Bell street
Rev. Andrew Sxartz. pastor residence. Is
Dexter street. Services At 1859 a. n and
80 D N. Sunday school. noon. Young
Peoples meeting ?. n. THURSDAY prayer
meeting, D m Saturday Young Peoples
meeting a. q. m.
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Catholic Churches.

Our Lady Of Good He,p-Thsrd avAnua
s,5,fh ard Washington street. Rev r
Prefoatasne. pastor. Lsow mass. a m
high mass. l9.30 a. m bens3icttoa. 10
p m
Sacred Heart-Slxtb avenue arS Bel
street Conducted by the Redennptorlsts
Rev Joseph A hautz. G. s. r. pastor
Low mass with sermon a IN. : high mass
wfth sermon. ESQ q. n. Sunday Szbool
80 .. m. vespers. sermon and beneaic-
ton. 7.so .. N
Church Of the ImTacuiat e-Er0aSwny
ard Masisoa street Res. Victor Garrana
os@rr ass. stants- Conducted hV the les
slts fsoS uasses a. a. n. and Sis a N
H5gh mass al 1880 A. n. Sunday schao,
a, 30 p =. and evening service a. T.S9.
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At THE CHURCHES.

Hereafter notices in the church directory
VIII be confined to announcements or
church services only and SUBJECTS q ser
mons Extended musical programmes Ter
sunday services and announcements OK
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this department should be received az ms
Office not later than ! p n SATURDAY, n
order 10 insure publication on sunday
morning
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Change of Time

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NORTHWESTERN No. will leave 81. ~
at 6.55 p. m. making close conntrtss.
with trains from the West arrtyinr =
Chicago at SEQ o'clock the follos,ns
morning. In ample tine for the EssIssss
or Southern connections.
+. ". PARKER
Puget Sound Agent. col First Avenus 4.
attic, Wash.
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First Spiritual Society

First Spiritual Society meets every Sun
day at Rislto on Madison street. bet
First and Second avenues. Children's "
ceum meets al II a. m
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Russell hall. corner Third avenue ant
Cherry street. Services Sunday at IL a m
and Thursday al 2:l5 p. IN. Sunday schoo
Immediately after the Sunday service
Reading room open during the week.
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When writing TO any Of your ra.,.-.
friends about coming 10 this W,sss-.
country. don't forget to recommend tssr
TO use the Northern Pacific line. as tAers-
by they Will get the best service and =.
Joy their trip West. You have tsied i
yourself and know II Is all fight
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Christian Church.
eneca street between Third and

First-Seneca street. between Third and
Fourth avenues. Rev. J. y. Smith, pas
tor: residence. 613 Fifth avenue north
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:so p. m. Sun
day school, Gas. Y. Il. 5 G. e. 6:f5 p.
Not Found in the Four Gospels" Even
ing, Two Kingdoms, Two Births and
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Mount Carmel Mlsslon-Corner Third
and Madison. Meeting every evening al s
p. m. Sunday morning at II O'clock
Friday. Divine healing at d. m Con
Johnson. superintendent. Christian Ali
ance meets every Sunday al 3 D. m and
Thursday at 2 p. m. III same hall
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Unitarian Church.

F1rst-Seventh avenue. between Pike and
Union streets. Preaching at S p. m. by
Rev. Alfred w. Martin. of Tacoma. Sub
ject The Spiritual Greatness of the Real
Jesus" No morning service until further
notice. Sunday school at $780,
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TheuSonhY.

Theosophical Society, Amanda Lodge
Meets Sunday at $50 pm. in room 207
new Yesler block.
Seattle Theosophical Society. e12 Third
avenue Sunday. simple talk on ''Theos-
ophy at l p. m. Lecture at 9 p. m.
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TIE mems gospel meeting az the Young
Mems Christian Association baildlug wHI
D. helA at : o'clock on sunday afternoon.
W ". Ewing leader. A retreat viii be
helA az 3-& p. n. iH the rear parier. and
VIII lse c3rdueted by Mr.. Swift Mr.. z
Z. Green's gymnasium meas Bible study
cl2b meets az O'Clock II The fTont parlor.
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Adyentfsts.
Salvation Army.

Advent Christian meetings in Masonic
buiiding-Dr. William Chapman pastor.
Social and prayer meeting at 1918 a. m.
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Spiritual Meeting.

Services wit be held in Masonic temple
Pike street entrance. this evening at f3a
under the auspices OF the Seattle sptrituaI
League. All are invited: seats free.
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Methodist Protestant Churches.

Yes.er junction Church-Preaching on
Sunday at IL a. N.
Duwam1sh Church-Daniel Bagley, pas
tor. Sunday school, al 10 a. n. Preaching
AT 80 D. m.
Flrst-Pine street and Third avenue.
preaching at II a. m. and 80 p. n oy
Rev. MILFORD NJ. Kellogg, residence Fourth
and Olive. Sunday services II \. M. and
$50 p. m Class meeting 81 10 a. IN. sun
day school. 12:2D u. m. Y. r. s. c. y. AT
6:l5 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday $50 p.
m. Monthly meeting the first Thursday OF
each month, al $50 y. N.
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Mental Science.

Mental science class meet every sunss,
az 2:20 D. m at the banquet hail. Masonis
block. entrance on Pike street. All art
cordially invited.
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REwARD.

A reward OF $40 win be paid fuf Mlof-
nation leading TO the arrest ana eohsS-
ton OF any one stealing copies o. w
Post-intelligencer delivered 10 sanser'sss
throughout the city
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Cumberland Presbyterian.

Third Cumberland Presbyterian-Corner
OF Iwenty-Seconr avenue and East Cherry
street Rev. r. T. Powell. pastor: resi-
denee: 1ol Twenty-second avenue. Sunday
scnool at 1870. Junior Endeavor at $50
p. m. /. p. s. c. E. at ESQ y. m.
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Free Methodist Churches.

Rose. L. Smith. pastor. Sunday
school, 10 a n. Preaching. II a n. Class
meeting. Il m. Young Peoples meeting.
p. m. Prayer meeting, T:s0 p. m. Preach
ing. .. m. Prayer meeting, Thursday,
y. m.
Ffrst-Pine street. between Ninth and
Terry avenues Rev. Alexander Beers.
pastor. Services: Sunday school. S:45 a.
m preaching at IL a. m. and 80 p. m;
prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:3o p. m.
CIaSs meeting following morning sermon.
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FnisconaI Churches.

ST. Mary's-Wo Park. Sunday
school at 3 p. m. Evening service at o. N.
West Seattle Mission-Service and SER
mon every Sunday at 2:so p. m. BY Rev.
George BuZZelle. rector OF ST, Clements.
st. Paurs Chapel-Warren avenue and
Republican street Rev. -. &. Garrett.
rector. Sunday school. D. m Service
with sermon by rector. Rev. d. c. Gar
rett at p. III.
St stephen s--Ballard. Rev. p. z. Hy-
land. rector. Services al II a. m and 80
D. m y. +. S. G. f. 80 .. m Bible class
! n. m. Holy Communion, first Sunday in
the month II a. M. third Sunday in The
month AZ $50 ?. m
Trinity Parish Church-Coruer Eighth
avenue and James street. Usual services
al 7S0 a. m. II a m and p. m.. the Rt.
Rev Bishop Barker officiating. Sun
day school. 9s5 Morning prayer and
sermon az u. Evensong at 7.so.
-. Mark Fifth avenue and Olive
street Rev. ID. G.. Garrett. rector. 81
Holm. Evangelist day. Holy communion,
a. m Morning prayer and sermon. H.
Confirmation class after service. Young
Peoples service. 6.i5 Evening prayer and
sermon. 7,So-
=. Glen ent s-Twenty-fourth avenue
goath. rear Yeslsr way. Rev. George Brz-
zaWe rector. Sunday school. 10 a n
Morning service and sermon ST II a m
Evening service and sermon at To o'ciock
C-IehrRIion Of the Holy Communion on
the firxt Sunday OF every month a. IL
a m ard the third sunday OF every
month at = a m Service every Friday J
af 10 .. n.
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II yog contemplate = trip East during
the coming holiday season. call az the
Northern Psetsc ticket ofices for full tn
formation Lowest Rates. fastest time ara
excellent service assured.