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The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-06-27

RICHES do not exhiIarate us so much with
their possession as they tormen Mt Us with
their loss. Gregory.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1896-06-27

To HAVE q respect for ourselves guides
Y morals; and 10 have q Difference for
Others governs manners.-Sterne,
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served mos preuent veres NJ Anuso
n0iaoa NJ Nina NerwfA. Nh LINE
AoAf AlD Jennie FrencA. Nh 0rAce
xfencn ~ yerna Crook. Mn Narg1e
conn. MIS- Carrie Nelson. Afim Mira
1nieIo4 4isD Blanche W7nsof. Ms Naomi
Davies. Miss Annie Hike. Miss Graco
Bunong. Mr. r. Crook. NJ. While Geddes,
NJ Ferry Bhfsl6s. Mr.. Harry Shields. Mr.
CyrD Cruok. Nr. Charles wiicoxen. Mr..
Oma smith, Mr.. Harry Du Mar. Nh. While
Winsof.
The literary soc1efy Of the Ballard Ath.
1ettc Club met On Friday night in the club
rooms and 1shated with sprightliness the
question u whether physical or mental
deveaopmeut gives the greater pleasure and
benent Tbs speakers on the side Of phys.-
cal development were Mr.. r. w. Grover.
NJ. F1fxheroert Leather and Mr. Thomas
Shields, ana those who had the intellectual
stde OF the controversy were Mrs.. G. g.
startnp. Mr.. Thomas winsor and Mr.. u.
Dow. Inc subject for next weeks debate
Il "Resclved. That tia pea 10 mightier than
the sword"
Word has been received that Mr.. John
Orr. who formerly lived In Ballard and afs-
erWards At Victoria. B. c.. leaving that
place about month ago for Central Amer
tca. died Of fsver At Guatemala. March Z
MIS- A. A. Alien, who has been In the
Seseue Geperd hospital for several weeks.
returned hons the FIRST Of the week
The Rev. r. E. Hyiand. having fully re-
covered from inflammatory rheumatism. u
again attending to his duties.
Mr. r. A. Morris. after . pleasant visit
IT Grand Mound, returned on Wednesday
Mr.. James Dickson leaves Monday on the
schooner Helen for Cook inlet. Alaska.
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THE Mail Carrier J-Cs77Ma: The Miss
ing Pocketbook." J-C2-7Ni
John Kendrick Bangs. "Houseboat on
the Styx." ST. B224H.
Der Of the emperor-"Private life Of Napo-
leon. His Family and His Court" ~. ~
a. T. ouiller Couch. o." -" Cssl;
Wandering Heath" Cs3W.
W. X. L. Dickson and Antonio. Life
and Inventions Of Thomas Alva Edison"
926-ED47D.
D775S.
Alexander Dumas. 'Ascanio." ~.
DS92As: "Ball Of Snow" Dss2Ba: BLACK:
the Story OF Dog" DSeSl.
Good Wives" s74-EA72C.
mani seas slS-Fis4W. ~
Martha Finley (FarQuharson). "Elsie's
Journey on Inland Waters" J-F494El9.
F. A. Guthrie F. Anstey). Tyre and
Fran. Hartmann. Magic: Black and
Chester HoIeombe. ''rhs Real China
Gafcadio Hearn. "out of the East" slS-
William Dean Howells. 1.-THE Day Of
Their wedding" HS37Da.
Rudyard Kipiing. Second Jungle Book"
Eric Msskay. Love Letters of Violin
oliver Thorne Miller. .'Bird-ways." J5ss-
Louise Jordan Milne. "ouaint Korea"
J. A. Mitchell. Amos Judd" MessA.
William Morris. "The Wood Beyond the
XIX Munroe. "snowshoes and sledses."
Albert Van Dam. MY Paris Notebook"
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Everett, March u Special Many peo-
pie Or the city attended the Informal re-
eepiion rendered Bishop Rowe, q Alaska.
on the occasion OF his VISIT here on Mon
day evening After the services and adj
dress IN Trinity church the reception was
held In tho guild hau Rev. r c. Brenton
and others Introducing the guests. The
bishop impressed all as a very unassurr-
INK. Practical man. who Nil make friends
among the army % strangers and gold
hunters IN Alaska Mrs. Rowe remains
hero a few days as the guest ~ Mr. ard
Mrs w. =. Terrell Coffee and cake we're
served hy thu ladies' ~ The guild Among
those Al the reception were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Reckon. NJ. Rei-hcreksr. Mr. and Mrs
Cohecy. Nr ani Nrs Ferry. pr. and Mrs
Fhoras. pr. ans Mrs cox. Mr. and Mrs
Terrell Mrs \. nelaney. Mrs. psryee.
Mrs. Poster. NJ ans Mrs Frat. Mr.. and
Mrs. =. A. clark. I'r. a1cglhany. Mr.. and
Mrs Ncrnoa, My. Raa Mrs Osborne. Mr..
and Mrs. 81. J. Darling. Mr.. and Mrs
Dwight Darling. Mr.. and Mrs. king Mrs
+. II. Morse, Mrs. Sears. Mrs, Bronson.
AIR. and Mrs. Henry Friday. AIR. and Mrs
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London. March H.--For society this has
been busy and exciting week. With the
mercury registering 60 degrees, the first
drawing room of the season was held on
"wednesday at the Buckingham palace, by
the Princess Of Wales, in the absence of
the queen. who arrived the same day at
Cimiez. near Nice. The turnout OF people
DESTROYS OF critieising the toilets OF tho
ladies going to and fro from the drawing
room was exceptionally large and more
than ordinarily good humored. Although
the Prince Of Wales, who Is yachting In the
Mediterranean, Is away, the Princess of
Wales and her daughters, Princesses vic-
toria and Maud. with the lattsrs fiancee,
Prince Charles Of Denmark; the Duke and
Duchess OF York, the Duke and
Duchess Of Saxe-Coburg and several other
visiting German royalties. are in town, and
all in apparently interchangeable search Of
amusements Of many and various descrip-
tlons They have visited the horse slew.
the art galleries. the museums. ETC.. and
are still trotting around.
Possibly the most interesting feature Of
the drawing room was the Introduction Of
Prince Karl, as Prince Charles OF denmark
II generally termed, with Princess Maud,
to the court circles. The ce.am,1y took
place in the throne room. and 4 was easy
to see that the Princess Of Wales was pi loud
OF the poung people: indeed. 50 much SO
that in driving from Marlborough house to
Buckingham palace, che princess gave Earl
and Harry the places of honor in her car
riage. in order that The happy pair II ght
be seen by the great crowds Of people
lining the street.
Tho Duchess OF Marlborough did not at
tend the queens drawing rcom although
II was announced that she would do so.
Instead. the young dIcness remained in
Paris. where she and ner husband IRE IRE
~ t1.A Of TN..Hy
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A Dsmorest contest for the silver n edal
was given at the Free Methodist seminary
In Ross Friday evening. there being ten
contestants between the ages Of Is ana 90
years. The Rotations were well rendered
and good music was furnished in connec-
ton with the contest. Mrs L. A. Wnmst
Mrs. William D. Wood and Mr.. c. z.
Remsberg acted as Judges. the medal be-
ing awarded TO Mr.. George IRE. The pro-
gramme. after prayer by Mrs A. L. Beers.
was: "Home VS.. Saloon" Miss Phoebe
Green: Young Americas War Cry" Mr..
Joseph Peterson: National Prohibition"
Mr.. Alfred Millican. duet Some
Mothers Child Miss June Colson, Miss
Pearl Griggs: THE Original Liquor Lea
gue." Miss Anna Millican: Patriot Pro-
hibition." Mr.. Henry Peterson: In the
Bushel or in the Jug Miss Colson; .The
Voice Of the Dramshop." Mr.. Homer
Griggs; Courage to Act" Miss Beulah
Norris: Our National Curse" Miss Nell
lie Peterson: "A Plea for the Father
land" Mr.. George IRE.
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The Monday Whist Club met at the resi-
lence OF Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. ShirtliT. on
l.elry avenue. There were i've tables, all
playing duplicate whist. which was enjoyed
with the usual quiet enthusiasm. After the
rames Miss Mesiag. of Ross. sweetly sang
3 number OF solos. Mr.. and Mrs. w. j.
Davies gave some duets on the guitar and
mandolin. ana chorus composed OF Mrs.
A. r. Morley. Mrs. J. NJ. Donoshue. Mr..
David Kellogg ard Mr.. Frederick Kellogg
sang some roiiicking college songs. The
next place OF meeting VIII be al the resi-
donce o. Or. and Mrs. Emery. on Ballard
avenue. Those presen, were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J N Doroshne. MI and Mrs. W. j.
Davies Mr. and Mrs F. c. Shirtiir. Mr..
ard Mrs ] r. Mclean. Mr.. ard Mrs R.
". Grover DR. and Mrs. Emery. Mrs. C
a Maxwell. Mrs w. NJ. Curtiss. Miss
Mesiag Miss L. Davis. Mr.. ". Lucas Mr.
Lambert Thompson. Mr.. David Kellogg.
Mr. Frederick Kellogg.
On Tuesday night q gay party o. young
people surprised Miss Annie Holland al
her mothers residence. on Shilshole av-
enue- TIE Young people thoroughly en-
3oyed themselves with all sorts OF games
and social recreat.ons. after which refresh
meuts Of !ce cream. fraii and cake were
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6nohou1bh, March n.-Special.-Mr. G.
L. Turn0. Of Los Gatos. Cal. arrived In
this cIfy lha first OF the week 10 remain
for buslnoos and pleasure for some time.
Mrs. Elizabeth ccnnant. OF Minneapolis.
Il the gnDt Of Mrs. William Booth.
The yoUng sriends of Miss Bertha Eng
fish SURPRISED her at the residence Of Mr..
Oliver Mclean Thursday night.
6upcr1nfentent Friars. of the city
schoola b happy over the arrival OF
daughter at his home Thursday morning.
Mr.. J. b. 81. John. father Of Mrs. W. 8.
Case. did SATURDAY, and was buried from
the Conus~a,onsl ehurcn Monday after
nccn-
The ladies Of the Baptist church gave
a very succeSful and pleasing New Eng
lahd soclh In the basement Of the church
Wednesday eveE.ng.
Little VIOLA cockroft entertained num-
Der OF Der friends at a birthday party
Tuesday afternoon.
G. u. Hahscn and family, OF Medicine
Lodge. Kan. arrived this week and are
visiting Il the home OF Jailer Knowles.
They wtn make Snohomlsh county their
home.
The Earnest Workers OF the Preshy-
terrain church. gave a pleasant social and
musical q the home OF Mrs. u. *. Loose
wednesday night
Forest Lodge No. Il, A. q. u. w, Is
preparing 70 celebrate its fifteenth ami
versary .. oai Fellows hall next Tues
day.
The Junior Christian Endeavor Society
OF the Congregational church gave a pleas
ing Mother Goose social az the church FRI
day evening
A number Of Miss Allie Knapp's young
e,-ksa -
enioyed happy time The following were
present: Mss Hazel skinner, Miss Laura
Aihee, MIS- Alice Mcneath, Miss Zelna
wine<,rd. Mss Mary Smith. Miss Iibble
Thursrins. Mss Iona Shaw. Miss Nav
Meagher. MS Es,eils HIoagins. Miss I.onls,
ThursiinG W. Leslie McBcath. Mr.. PAT.
rick Smith Ny. Jahn MeSgher. Mr.. Thomas
McagAcr. NJ. William McBeath. Mr.. Lee
Shaw. Mr.. c-vel Skinner. Mr.. Charles
Ian1fehr.
Miss Emni ssa entertained a number Of
friends At pleasant party Friday uivh,
The following were present: Mr. ana Ms
ordway. Mr.. ard Mrs. Rea. Mr. ana Mrs
Anderson. MI and Mrs. Jakswav Mr. ana
Mrs Heffncr. Mr. ard Mrs. stevenson
Miss Agass Hansen. Miss Anna Johnson
Miss Enslia Williams. Mr.. johnson. Mr.
Hewitt. Mr. Jones Mr.. Stevens. MIR Tcd5
Mr.. Todd proving he could swing a air ~
Indian ciube around his head the longest
without knocking his cran!an on was
given q prt4s which vas A diamond ni,,
dime and p.nl
The Apollo Club was s,.sr,,,-..s
Wednesday night BY Mr.. and Mrs g ;,
Packard 81 heir henie On avenue c m
following werS present Mr.. and NJ
Paul. Mi. az Nrs Piaskeit. Mr. and Mrs
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Mn. A. D. Lehmas h sxpscting = .
East soon.
Mr.. Frank II. xnoase isfs 1T week sss
Cripple Greek.
Mr.. Starr sherman has returned from .
trip 70 Spokane.
Mr.. 8. J. Maxwell made . Tying txip -
Seattle Thursday.
The Neesilework Guild met last wsslE
with Mrs.. Thomas Riggs.
Mrs. L. NJ Hunt and son Eddie WI D.
part for the East shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec Todd were vts1toso Ct
the Hot Springs during the week
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Morley Jackson oro e.
home again from their California visit
Mrs. Small and air Jack Small have -
ken rooms at l0s South Tacoma avenue.
Mrs.. Frank Sharp arrived homo from
Washington City Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Charles H. Marble has recovered
from her recent Illness sun'cientiy 70 b
out.
Mrs. Emily RAmsdell. who visited her
son at the Tyler house. has returned TO the
East.
The Aloha Club Vas enters.insd Monday
afternoon At the homo OF ArA Alexander
Baiille.
Judge and Mrs. T. L. Stiles invited . few
evening.
Mrs. A. X. Hiscock and children viii
leave shortly for the East. to spend the
summer.
Mrs.. L. c. Gear and her sister. Mrs. Arm
strong, entertained few guests At dinner
Wednesday.
Mr.. Morris Gross and little daughter
spent few days at the Hot Springs early
III the week.
The girls who sew Tor charity through
Lent met as usual Wednesday 1t Mrs. A.
X. Hlscoek's.
Mrs. Julia Lawrence has returned from
California. and Is the guest OF Mrs. Teei. On
North i street.
The wife and sons Of Biahop Rowe. Of
Alaska have arrived. and will be at home
st the Rochester.
Miss Marguerite Mckinney. of Seattle.
was the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X Stew
ems last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs y. J. Maxwell entertained .
few friends at cards in their rooms at the
Rochester Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Alexander Rcith have is
sued unique tin Invitations for their tin
wedding. which occurs March Is.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Foster and son
Charles will return 10 Tacoma this week.
They viii reside at the Rochester.
Mr.. and airs. a. l.. Lindsey celebrated
their crystal weiding last Monday evening
at tho home of Mrs. LinGsicy's mother.
The young people OF the Puget Sound uni
yersity gave a tad party" Friday evening
al the residence OF Judge and Mrs. Parker.
on North D street.
Mrs. III. C. Potter and children will 30
East In April to spend the summer at the
seaside. They viii join the family OF Mr..
Henry Potter. who viii arrive In New York
from London.
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Duvse. - Mr., wasrhaa. Mr..
- - ~ - xso1,.x Mr.. ina
~ r. fif1 - r,c~sn Nh. stew
-. - -, rrvs~nrrd. MS
Tys.k No. 80 ssoner. Hi.s
Rr-- y ugo. ~. rsrown- MIS-
49,. fw 49, Miss Gardasr.
ni.- EiS - r.-r-,,i Mr.. WHIT
- - krlan1. -. ~, paxarth.
NJ 1sil& ~: "Ia .,o- NJ c;rsy.
-. e~OsA ~. - n.,rxes and
~. ~ &C.,: - - she fol,ou-
s,- 1xs4 8 ~ ree~~, A,,ea
Nh. ~ 800, Mr. and Mrs HOVER.
NJ. 1gvenscn. Mr.. and ME-. W.
- - wx.W- A Hodgins. Ars-
0eoru6 -. MIu Cora II. Henry.
Nh 49,. Nn- William 6unAns.
Mr.. j. Taurus. NJ. Joseph Williams
ecd $50 Nelson.
Pre- - the third annua! ball OF
the x.s q pyrhias, 10 b gwen on
Hotel 3 cv;s,o' With It's spacious ball
room ss.Srirw halls and parlors. VIII
Be- IL y -. s0asr. These commit
tees hi, !, charge. On arrangements.
p w. E,~<r5 Irving. J. T. Rogers.
on ree7 - "a Nys. ". c. Cox. Mr..
and l61@sSA...v,~r Drgryse. Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. z. 80. ~. ard Mrs H. D. Cooley
Mr.. n Co<, Mr. and Mrs
James Esnn.x.r. Mr. ara Mrs c. P.
Clark, r. "a M. Jacob Hunsaker. Mr.
and Nc n CLARK: on Invitation. Mrs.
Edward 5S,as M v. J. Pearse. Mr.. f.
J. Dv51 ~ d. A. Founder, Mr.. r. n
Lesfs, q. Burger. Mr.. G. p. Ander-
son. 81. ". Clark, Mr. O. n. Buck;
on noos. n George u. Osborne. MI. r. r
Foster. 1T. Rogers. Dr.. G. W. STOCK
well. ~ 4 Koran, Mr. }. X Matne'ss'
Or. A. u patterson. Mr.. Joseph irving
Mr.. I. n Ccs1i1s
Mr.. 1onpa Roper Of Denver. va tne
guest 40 ana Mrs. Reicheneker aasf
week. -, ar home, accompanied BY
his dau1 J. Mes 10 Roper
An - .s<s.en OF the lady board cf
manae1w ~ the Everett hospitai VIII Go
held It annual meeting, April j.
Mrs. - crooker leaves for the East
In a RI. ss.vs 10 visit her mother. who
Is seriouv III
Mrs. - Of Tacoma. was In the city
this wei I, is,ting Mrs. c. d. Fratt-
Miss -. s.rru viii leave for Caiifor-
MIA on na.v
Al III anaasI meeting Of the Presby-
terrain ewrexstson on Tuesday evening
Messra Gwsrsa. Kennedy, Westiano.
Garrigum 2 "a puryee we're elected trus-
tees.
Mr.. - Nh N. J. Darling, Of Fair
haven. 6re bssn spending a few days
with NJ Ara Mrs. Dwight Darling.
Miss lr,,s Knight, of Maitby. has en-
tered tkSouh,ic schools OF Everett.
A lett reseiyed frorn Mr. f. W. Fraser.
formeriy ~ his city. now OF Winslow.
Arlz., coSseys the sad news OF the death
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House warming.

M. and Mrs. Eric r. Rosling opened
fhsis spacious and handsome residence last
Saturday evening by inviting the members
and friends Of the First Baptist church 10
attend reception In honor OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Piper. Of Seattle. Several hundred people
were present during the evening. which
was . most enjoyable one. The horse was
handsomsly decorated with ivy and cut
flowers. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. y. ". butcher. Mr.. and Mrs.
Crawford. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Lavender.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Gribble. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gallo. Mr.. and Mrs. Cheatham. Mr.. and
Mrs. Orno Strong. MIR. and Mrs. William
Dickson. Mr.. Ed Dickson. Rev. Hartman.
the Misses Mckay. Miss Crawford and
many others.
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IAdics, bowling par.

Rowling occupies the attention OF sew
eral members of the fair sex 10 the excm-
sien OF every other form OF eniovment.
Every Tuesday morning Is ladies day At
the Tacoma Athletic Club. and ten or
Twelve young society ladies have become
quite expert In tho game. SO far Miss
S''sgs has made the best score. Miss
E'sss. Miss Rowe. Miss Tillnghast, Miss
Evans. Miss Paddock. Miss Florence adj
dock. Miss Mabel Rove. Miss Rass Mis-.
1r'sss and Mrs. Melbourne Bailey ere
among the players.
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Monday Whist Closed.

The Monday Evening Whist Club I'm
Sshed the seasons playing last week. seiag
entertained by Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Groh.
Mr.. J. =. Ternes and Mrs. Il. r. Deal
scored the first successes and were award
ed the handsome prizes given for the sea-
son. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
=. z. Real. Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Ternes.
Col. and Mrs. Shank. Mr.. and Mrs. Johns.
Mrs. Saul. Miss Dwysr. Miss Armstrong.
Mr. Smith. Mr.. Alien and Mr.. i4amoorn.
~ dance will be given by the young men
OF the club at an early day.
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THE NEW HIAw AHA.

Thus d eAgt' HlavA;ha
To TIE ara q Toe pakoIas.
To " s "a o handsome ornen.
Ani " .sIe'y oaYs returning
a dss.' 49,, 49, ne oro4gai N.ta HIN
To NJ - y gave The hs-Aa.
Seat g. .,,,.-ss aaI9 her mama,
-"inon1. Nina. Herald.
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Capture Of Mr.. r. " F..

-, ~ recent cinch party given nv Mr.. I.
w. Enos At the Tyler house the host him.
een was Put up Tor the evenings prize ana
won y Miss Riggs. creating an Immense
s,"ount OF merriment among the quests.
"ho we're; MT. and Mrs. W. A. Rice. Mr.
@na Mrs, Edmund Seymour. Mr. and Mrs.
MI. blanchard. Mrs Melbourne Bailey,
MISS kssgs. Miss Bertha Evans.
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Cinch at Mrs. Tuliuch.s,..

mss rn'lip Tnnnehast entertained ~.
"euhesday Cinch Club very nlesSs,,1,
,as. week Mrs. George Browne am 49,
.',n = guest OF the club during N. W,,..r
" ~ entertain chem a, her home on S,,,,
u street next Wednesday. vi >''1'A
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Rshear.a,s for "whom."

Two rehcarsals for "wham'' we're held
Hast week. and the work Is progressing
most satisfactorily. The chorus has re-
ceived several additions. and Miss Mar
guerite Mckinney. the charming Seattle
soprano. and Mr.. Il. n. crandail. the we'll
known tenor. now OF San Francisco. have
been necured 10 complete the cast Mr..
Stevens and Mr.. Morrison are to be con-
graduated on the clever hit their work ls
making. Miss Mckinney was present ct
Tuesday evenings rehearsal and ran over
Der part with the chorus.
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-, S,'' su,ar concert OF the ladies'. NJ,
~ .o,, .o mat win be given Tuesday N,,l
os,.,,. ,.s made IN Of Irish music. as ,n'
r =, ',,n, 20 ~ fairick's day. some choits
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ton and Mrs. Aimon Woodwork e.,er.
sainea -FOUR tables at whist "Wednesday
evening At their home on q street, 'Fhn,r
saesS were; Mr.. and Mrs. Ceo~ra ~
.oh', AR. and Mrs. +. I. Saimson. Nh. sr4
ss' v A. Bliss. Mr.. and Mrs F. i rr,l
., a., anu MIS- liovey. Mr.. ana Mrs. ID +
Murray, Prof. r. s. bingham. =
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The following new books have been
aided to the Seattle public library:
Rlsk Ashmore. Side Talks With Girls"
Ji79-ASLS.
Harry Castlemon. "The Boy Trapper."
J-C32-B: Buried Treasures" J-Cs773u.
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= Feet Par's!r1
A erad ssas s,sLo1ed nea- tAe GA
,eaa fEan eHassea caYl .7sc-Ib,-i a
follows;
KIND. ehA-i'as,e soals. son.t ~ ashamed
o. giving sse Aaait-psaay / a., hl!pg',
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A Pathetic Revelation.
FsIxtoo~A D1nArA

Little Bob, don't you love your home
better than any ether place on earth:''
Nom: my nav wears boomers. en-
abe Amt got no lam"
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bun'ica,c Whist ON, 49,,

49, Nellie Wallace ea,sr,s,-e., 81.
Duplicate Whist Club ysr, 1910 ''''I't ne
gay afternoon. Those present wer,., ~, -
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u-ss,'e AZ yoanr married ladies' playei rrn'.A
s,osr, ss,ss afternoon a, the hdne q, NJ
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To links out Oh the level prairie.
s'scn1b'' tournament was played yesterday
bv . few ladies. and the crowd OF on-look-
ers vas large and interested. Among those
Who are devoted TO the popular pasfime
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart kice. Mr.. and
Nrs. l.. Il. Lockwood. Mr.. and Mrs. l. w.
Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Hiscock. Mr..
and Mrs. Everett Griggs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Merrill. Miss Grggs. Miss Riggs.
Mis- Baker. Miss Evans. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Baltic,
Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Seymour. Mr.. and
Nrs. Blanchard. Mr.. and Mrs. +. v.
Caesar. Mr.. and Mrs. Caldwell. Nr. and
Mrs.. X. b. Price. Mr.. J. o. Baker, sir. ii. 8.
0figgs. Mr.. q. l.. Mum. Nr. Tiilinghast.
Mr.. 4. 3. Wallace. Miss Bass. Miss Little.
NJ. and Mrs. Hans Gicse. Ar. and Mrs.
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The Kinderyar.ten Association.

The Seattle kindergarten Association
will hold a meeting at the Chamber of
Commerce next Monday at 3 O'Clock. This
will be the first meeting since last Septem-
Der, and will be Of unusual interest to the
members.
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Young PsopIe,s n usIcal Ciub.

One Of Tacoma's most promising orgsni-
Stations ID the Young Peoples Musical
Club. which vii; give Its second compliment
ta5y concert on "Wednesday evening. The
club v composed OF the young students OF
music. who are an unusually earnest and
CONSIDERATIONS lot Of artistic workers. The
fne programme they VIII give II A. fol-
lows:
Piano duo-Suite In q major. w. Goldner
Allegro moderate. Andantino. Gavotte.
Allegro Rssoiuto ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
vooAi-''Ihou Art ny Life. Mascheroni
Miss Mamie Nickeus.
"a Melodie in r...................s trelezki
=" DA'e Sis. Margaret Hughes. '''
vocAl-A Norwegian song Henri Logo
Miss Donna Taylor.
fe1 h .'.'.''...-.'.'''.'.c ;hsminaas
Miss Alice Jeffs.
6usrsssis-sYe Bank. and Braes~....:.
Miss bertha P.n,.eost Mis-. Hn MaaSs
Hewitt. Miss Donna Taylor. Miss Mamie
PART II.
al THE Lake .......... steindale Bennett
NJ AAbc, w. ~. - Ss"ai "S"'>"
Mr.. Ernest Harrison.
vocal-''My Lady's Bower. Hope Temple
Mr.. Louis w. Weer.
Violin. selected Mr. Edward Dickson y,
Miss Bertha pentecost.
NJ. Charles Rohibacher. Of Seattle, vii!
play by request the ''Rondo Capricioso.
by MendelAsohn.
ouArtctte. selected ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ar. Harrison Mr.. Weer. Mr.. Buck
master. Mr. Mason.
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Cfnoh = Mr.. q. ". DoaamataEsa.
The Friday cinch Glib was hnsD1tabsy
entertained by Mrs. q. w. Dsiamatss last