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WEDDINGS.


One Of the prettiest weddings ~ tho sea-
son WIS soIernuized al the home 81 MI.
End Mrs A r Tucker. Vermont street.
FdceVater. At 80 a n Wednesday. when
Ezra r Pope. 1r., and Miss Iona feh-
rtarts Tucker were made one Rev John
Nichols offciated. The large paff"fs'
where the guests assembled. we're trim
med IN white md green. and the arch OF
the bow window underneath which the
marriage ceremony was performed, Was
twined with the same colOTs, ~hite pre-
dominating As the sweet strains "f
Sec'iinE march. arranged from to"@h
Rose Maiden" filled the rooms the bride.
leaning on the arm Of her father, took her
place beneath the archway. whore 81"
Was received by the groom and the beau
tiful rtnz ceremony uaa performed. whtch
made them one The hTlde vas at'FTef IN
a d-ul-trainef gown If white Atha'ross
crens and carried bunch Of white r0He-
buds and smilaX- After congratulations
had been exchanged the guests were ush-
cred 20 the dining rooms where a dainty
breakfast Sas partaken % and souvenir 4
presented to earh- During the morning
Nj and Mrs Pore left for the brides oh
home I'D other points Of interest IN Ore
gou. The presents were numerous and
beautiful Both parties are weli and fay-
orally known IN Seattle. The groom IL
the youngest son Of r. = Pore. sr. 81
Saa4W tcn. Mass. - 4 graduate OF Am
herEt college. and rs prominent III arnai r
athletic circles The bride s. the only
daughter OF M. AMI Ms A . Tucker.
and - a young lady Or many rare accom-
pl1=hmenfs Among the guests present
and invited were sir and tirs ~ :.
Kerr. Nj and Mrs. :. -. YeFkes. Mrs..
y Wslinsford. Mr. and Mrs g 7 stone.
NJ and Afss. = a Mcdonald Ir. and
Mrs q. y Loyeioy. NJ and Mrs r. A.
KH5ourne- Nj and Mrs 81 Dsnsrnore.
Mr.. and M.z. &. L. Andrews. AIr. and Mira.
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This Jolly organization Of young men
banded together to make merry the hearts
Of thsms ,lves and friends by giving fort
nightly hops and socials. gave another Of
its pleasant parties At Prosch's han Fri
day evening As usual. an extremely
pleasant time was had by every one. and
il was with great reluctance that the
crowd HE'D out Of tho hall after the med
ley had been danced The youns- men lave
not cea sol talking yet about the charming
leap year party given IN their honor by
their lady friends ami they feel that their
Efforts have sunk almost into insisnItt-
canco when compared with that. The
boys racled their brains 10 find some man
yer IN Witch 70 express their appre j A.
zion Of their fair young entertainers. and
had almost given NJ in despair. a a
Eisam % sunshine came 20 them at hJsi-
ness meeting 81 the club. some one faade
a suggestion that MIR !. II Kelly. the
ciab's clever pen sketeher and rhs nlst or
prepare vot" ~ thanks. illustrated. and
that thu same be given 70 the Young ladies'
- the nsNt party. which was unanimously
agreed TO. and AZ th- party last nigh, the
presentation MAS made The vote OF thanks
IS neatly bound and IS addressed 10 :he
girls Of the sag tauh. and Is Illustrated
by fWo pen ~frhi s.. Il reads as foljnR
Dear Girls: A the Hrst business meet
INK Of the club following The memorable
and never TO oe forsotten leap year party
resolutions Nere passed rendering A vote
o. thanks TO our fair entertainers for he
On toysble evening they gave us. and cur
se,-retary was instructed u break he news
20 them IN epistolary form in ths most
elegant AMI hishly complimentary nan
Tlcr Of which ha was capable Sat cslrS
20 soma very pressing hls. ness WI, p g.
~fpi.-S a the srsA~e rlNflI- us of The sf.1~--
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lee-PadsiorL.

Mr.. James Lee. one Of Seat,,e,s WINS.
popular Young men, was married in 81,
Fr1eiE'isco on February e 10 Miss Pisa
beth W. Paddock. an aocon,plIshad and
heSutiful young Lady OF the inetropniis
The San Francisco Chronicle OF the
next day had the following to say OF ths
Aupiials: Miss Elizabeth W. Paddock
youngest eaughter OF Mrs y. T. Paid ,cn.
was Plsrr1ed 10 James lee Monday r,orn-
ing at O'Clock at the family residence. 7ls
TAX street, by Rev. Charles W Weaas..
There were no bridesmaids The brittle Was
gowned in a iaunty travelling cestuu,,, OF
navy blue. The white vest was covered
win lace. After the ceremony a ws.sf, itls.
breakfast was served. and at 3 o'esaCsS MIR.
and Mrs. lee were aboard the Waiia Waka,
en- route 10 their fisJare home in Seattle.
Oifth the past two wars the Paid sclc
family We're residents of Oakland and
Well known IN social and literary circles.
The bride possesses sln unusually fine So
rrane voice and has heen in the chasrs
OF the First Unitarisn church of Oakland
ana the Second Unitarian church OF his
CITY. Mr. Lee is one of the leading drug
gusts OF Seattle" MIR. and Mrs. Lee on
their arrival In the city were received nv
number OF friends and accorded "A hearty
welcome. They are at present liying ae
Ninth avenue and Cherry street. and VIA
DE at home the second and fourth Wed ies.
days.
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prrsoxAL AND SOCIAL NOTES.

NJ George w. Fisher went East on
Thursday.
Tuesday morning.
r,- Eihbo returned on Weinesday from
fis TIN To the East
NJ, g =. stone returned from San Fran
ciaeo Sunday evening.
,Ues Nav Thornton leaves FOR San Fran
cisco Sunday morning.
~, Gardner ReaneId Is confined to his
APARTMENTS by sickness.
Ensign r. r. Coontz. U. B. ". and VIE
are al the Hotel Northern.
prs Agnes Turubufi. OF Black Diamond.
,isifed ia the city last week
Miss lean Graham has entirely reeo'eied
-,or,, her recent severe Illness
yr W y. Tyler. OF Tacoma. spent sew
.r.l DAYS In the city last week
" rank Coosnhs. b. Great ais. Mont.
a ~nsFt Il the Rainier Grand.
The Conceniai E.izhf club met yesterday
aftrrpson al Mrs. Fred S,i-nsoH g.
N,rs n r Anen ~ Rossisu3. r. c. visit
e. ~ the Haiuler-tiraud last week
.f, Ja.f,es 4 gaisSIr,ith Is visiting rsia-
,s-7.s ari friends n san Francesca
Mr. RsIr.h sheafs leaves 'nis morning ier
= -. ssrs4gh E.asisyn Warrington.
- Ansram r. Egr'eiEh returned from
~ vork ard 81 Paul on Tusei@B
- I Holmes JEFF, on FT33sy night Tar
.-trh.,er aa1 wiB return GA 1usfasS.
Mr. ard Yrs Edward Il. Fowler gave =
al.ass On krssAy sys14ax 70 AZ "a AR~
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on Friday evening q number OF friends
gathered with Mr.. and Mrs. g W. Kitchen.
AZ their spacious and beautiful home on
Madison street at Lake Washington, and
passed an enjoyable evening AT progressive
whist. The occasion was the s0th birthday
Of Mr.. Kitchens mother. who resides in
Omaha. Neb. Dainty and houutifu re-
freshmeuts We're served by the hostess.
During the evening Nj W II White. on
behalf OF the guests feli-itat6d Nj Kitchen
on the event. and wished him and his aged
parent happy returns Mr.. Kitchen. though
taken nv surprise. responded in a feeling
and entertaining manner. The last car to
town was held MP for the guests 10 make
their adieus and ccngratnla lions for the
pleasant evening. Those present We're
Mrs. Martha " Fulton, Misses Mather
Miss Moore. Mr. and Mrs. g. \. Moore
Mr. and Mrs. +. = Blaine. Or. and Mrs
Charles NJ. Baldwin. Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Rice RoNeil. Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Kitchen
Mr. James NIather. Mr.. ". II White Mr.
Walter :. Fulton.
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Ptper-Hickr.

one OF the prettiest weddings or tnoASo,
son was that of Mr. Arthur Louis PipcP
ana Miss Elizabeth Alice Hicks, which oc-
CURED Wednesday ev enin= 1t the home OF
tho brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Sylves-
ter h. Hicks. of III Rochester avenue, i'm
the presence of about nifty guests. RsvL
r. Nj, Bliss of Tacoma. officiating. Mr..
Aa"loeft NJ. Hicks. brotisr of the bride.
acted as best man. and Miss Alice Fisher
served as bridesmaid. The bride vss
charmingty attired In white rnousseIine> de
sole over cream silk. with real ORANGE
blossoms In her hair, and carrsed a bou.
qeet OF brides roses. The bridesmaid wax
gowied IN green silk and carried a bonaues
OF pink roses. An elegant repast followed
the ceremony, after which a pleasant hour
was spent in viewing the numerous and
costly presents, which were principally CT
gold. cut glass, silver and china. The
bridal couple left amidst showers OF rice
for Portland, and after April VIII be at
ONE to their friends Mt SOC Thirty-sccond
avenue. Tho bride Is one OF Sesttle's most
accomplished young ladies. possessing rars
qualities OF mind and heart. The groom
Is a young man Of sterling business ability.
and Is connected with the q. c. Miles Cora
pany, Of this city.
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Eorfsnn-Erye.

Wedding bells rang nerriiy at the resi-
dence OF Mr. and Mrs. George r. FRYE, 50
Pike street. last Wednesday evening. the
occasion being the marriage OF their
daughter. Miss Mary l. Frye. to MIR.
George IL Fortson. Only the most init
Rsttss friends and relatives were present.
AT $50 O'Clock the contracting parties en-
tered the parlor. viii N was decorated In
green and white. and were followed nv Mss
Sophia Frye. Miss Oracle Denny and Mas
ter Russell Frye, as maids and gro n,snan.
Rev. W. II. G. Temple performed the Con-
gregational wedding ceremony. after which
a wedding dinner was served in the dining
room- which had been lastly decorated
with pink carnations and violets. The brttis
and groom are well known in tho city. and
are the recipients OF many congratulations.
They will be at home at Sl2 Light street.
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Mrs Reuben ". Jones gave a select
musical - about thirty guests Saturday
evening at her residence on Squire avenue.
The affair was in honor e Mr.. Wills Now
ell. OF Boston. the famous Vioiinisi. and
Mrs. 8 NJ. Graft Of juneau. Alaska 4
delightful musical programme was rem
dered. Mr.. howell being Obliged 10 re-
spond 70 several sncor.s. rs WAS accom-
panied on the piano by Dr- Palmer Mr.
NOVEL; IS the proud owner OF two very
rare and famous violns. valued at thou
sands OF dollars and after the proera mrne
the guests we're permitted 20 examine
them Mr.. NOVEL; was assisted by several
Seattle musicians. among them Mis- MAJ
Elerite Mckinney. Mrs. r. a. Churchill.
Mrs W. .. Perkins AMI Mrs. Alyah Grow
er Salmon. Mrs. Jones vas assisted by
Mrs Charles + Patterson.
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4 hartfv Te..

Ms. g q CRY. ~ Eighth avenue snnth
gave a very snjoyshle sea 20 the rr,err hers
- the = r . C2aa ~ Tau-~iav af-s--
0or7. Tn T. ?. q. 5vuh IS not only IT.
@-Arr ard social. buf e. - Hsneyala17t as
Well ard the relief hl1'- has come 20 b..
. ara al important t~ae1re The zqsas
weTe asked "a provide Themselves usrA
fe.Fnoie. ns@-ie AMI garfaen.s o. ever d.
Upton fhst could - n1eadei o. -
rneael~i and u aGe ,es1y for the relief box
n ms way tie Hub becomes a factor n
fs~ charity work 81 th@ cry an. hopes
20 ~ prepared 70 a. ia part toward re-
i--vsu.z- soma portion q distress TIE Ia
q 80 dec-a-a 20 take advantage ~ Ms
tilsl-s 4rvi-asina. ans - a5i a her ~
te~falnua~n5 At i1-a 90 thssr own N lie
Nay ~ = -,cs1-a pE-y-s Zach guest,
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The san F'rescisco Chronicle gives the
following account OF Il pretty dinner gisven
in san Jose. al which Miss Ala Eanford.
of this city, was present: "A very hand
some dinner of sixteen covers was
given at the Santa Clara Club.
san Jose. last Monday evening. in h0nor
of the Misses Morrison. by L. u Nesmth.
pres dent Of the club. ]. W. Findlay and
Col Moorhead. The decorations were
unique and elaborate. 4 canopy Il sniiaN
and solid bank If Marie Louise Nioiets
covered the table. Those present were:
The Misses Morrison. Mss Ryiand, Mrs.
Sawyer, Miss Hartford. OF Seattle. l. q.
Nesmith. Judgs W B. Gilbert and Judge
Houghton. Cot. Moerheai. Judge Thomas
T. hawley, y. b. Alvord, J. W. Flndlay.
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The lovers of choice music were out in
large numbers al the sixth concert Of the
Ladies Musical Club yesterday afternoon.
and for over two hours sat en,ranced. 50
charrningly rendered were the numbers
The programme as longer than usual, ara
consisted of vocal solos. Instrumental solos
and duets. and instrumental and vocal
Quartettes. Mrs. II. G. Taylor. who re-
Gently arrived from the East. made her
initial bow 10 a Seattle auiience. and do
lighted all with her well cultivated. sweet
soprano. She chose for her number
'L. Etc" by ChamiHade. and executed the
difficult passages with delightful ease. The
opening piece Was Hoffman's march. on tae
piano. by Mrs. Mathews. Miss Castle. Miss
Beach and Mrs. kellogg The balance or
the programme was artsticaily rendered.
and the audience demanded frequent en-
cores. The programme was as follows;
March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Hoimann
Mrs Mathews Miss Castle, Miss
"Au,umn song '..-...-....' Mendelssohn
Mrs. Nichols. Mrs Gazzam.
Movement Perpetuel' ....'..-.-.- L <ollafa
Miss Lily kellogg.
Persian Love Song ...........-De hoEen
Mrs. Rochester.
Andante. Or. es.................M endelssohn
Wnlfy On SS.........-... Kirchner
Az Miss Gillette. Miss Abbott; .,,,,,,,,.
Mrs II. {. Tavior.
Nirhi's D~eanl'1 '.-........-.. Ma5farren
Miss Thorndyke. Mrs Miller. Miss
Miller. Miss Ferguson.
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One of the most enjoyable affairs OF the
week was the bali given Friday evening
by the Maple Leaf Club in Ranke hail
About forty couples We're present anu
danced 10 their heart $ content. II was
the dawn of new day before the happy
crowd dispersed for their homes. Among
those present were Miss Alice AePheters.
Miss VI Hemisphere. Miss Agnes Potts,
Miss Matte Barnum, Miss Josie Ford. Miss
Jamie Moore Miss \. Joyce, Miss Lotue
Butler. Miss Addie Butler. Miss Anna
Crist. Miss Mabel Butler Miss Belle Wood
worth. Miss Della BOYD. Miss Anderson
Miss Lulu Baker Miss y. Trask. Miss Mel
lie cowan. Miss II. Stevenson. Miss He'd
ricks. Miss Ella keene. Miss A Johnson.
Mr. A Covey. Air. +. Richert. Mr.. +. Swe-
yea. Mr.. c. f Dow. Mr. u a. Wheeler
Mr. D. NJ. Brown. Mir. Ed Herring. Mr.. ].
Hebert, Mr.. J. n. Green. MIR. +. =. Baker
Mr. H. W. Stoves. Mr.. Il. Edwards, Mr.
John Satterlee Mr.. George Myers. Mr. Ed
ward Green. M. g. H cleVis. Mr.. G N
Stoelting, Mr.. II. s. Baker. Mr.. IL Cook
son Mr.. Dan Mckay, Mr.. T. Kennedy
Mr. Harry MCGOWAN. Mr.. J. VI. Hedrick.
Mr.. L. Robb and Mr.. W. Overly.
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SyIvcster-WiIcox.

Mr.. John b. Sylvester. of this city. and
Miss Catherine Wilcox. NJ D.. of 81. Paul.
were married In ST. Paul on February "a.
The st. Paul Pioneer-Press has the follow
ing to say of the marriage: Miss Gather
inc Wilcox. NJ D., of ST. Paul. was mar
ried yesterday to John r.. Sylvester, OF Sc
attic. Wash The wedding was n auiee
one and took place at the residence OF Mrs.
NJ. Taylor. 200 Harvard street. Mnneapo-
lis. Rev. Mr.. Dewsrt. of Mortified. offic-
lated. The newly married couple lcft for
Chicago last night and will soon 40 10 Se-
attic TO reside" Mr.. Sylvester IA WE'LL
known North Seattle business man and
his marriage is somewhat in the nature OF
"A surprise TO his many friends. although
an agreeable one.
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Mr. Will Herbert was the recipient of
delightful birthday party given In his hon
or by his mother and father. The X. OF
p hall was engaged for the occasion. and
afforded the yonng company an excellent
opportunity to dance and romp about in
various games and amusements. Al a late
hour the guests were invited To the Her
bert home where a delicious spread was In
waiting Many toasts were given In honor
of the young host. and taken all in all. II
was one of the pleasantest parties Of the
year Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs
Herbert. Mrs. Grou. Miss Seymour. Miss
Maud Seymour. Miss Minnie Fernandis.
Miss Mamie Steinhous, Miss kceton. Miss
I.andon, Miss Holden. Miss koecher. Miss
Baker. Miss Norton. Miss Coutis, Miss
Marguerite Coutts. Miss Fairhurn, Miss
Burlnga me. Miss Robinson. Miss Faucctt
Mr.. GrOu. Mr. Dawson. Mr. Middleton.
Mr.. COVineton. Mr.. Terpening. Mr.. Rice.
Mr.. Iipskey. MIR Faucet. Mr.. Jackson,
Mr.. I.andon. Mr. Holden Mr. Agguter
Mr.. Nehrbas. Mr.. Mcdonald. Mr.. Bawel.
Mr. Condor, Mr.. Head.
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fm-Whfr Efuh

The regular dance given hv the Too
hit club Friday ni-ht was wsr attended
and verv much enjoyed. Those nreSNr,
We're, Mrs. Gibh. chsrerone. Miss Agnes
Rassett. Miss Edna Lane. Miss Ora Mich
olson. Miss Aimee Fa-usworfh. Miss Mar
ian Pearse Miss Irene Mitchell. Miss MAJ
ian Atwood. Miss fanErfixe. Miss ~,
Mcfarland. Miss IaubS~her. Miss .4vca
Tuck. Miss Nays Buokhn. Miss CsIrIess
Miss Valentine. Miss May GiaSscock. Miss
MeErain. Mr. NJ Arthur Hartnett NJ
hark. Mr.. BENJAMIN. Mr. Nosely. Mr. =
J Atkinson. Mr.. Frankfort. Nr Hal
lauosch@T Nr. OTIS T.aufscher. Mr. Lane.
Nj VIII Atwood. Nj n =. oliver n
lynch. &r. Charles To44 Mr.. VIII GOV
ineton- NJ. Bronson NJ T J Ferguson
Mr. la Bounty. NJ George racv. NJ
KNAPP. Mr.. Dick Pearse ami Sir. ]. ".
Ssvre
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Nj Thomas " Gordon arranged sur
prise party IN honor OF hiss wife that was
one OF the foilicst affairs Of the week 1t
was decidedly imprompfu ara for this was
dou1ly PHEASANT NJ. Gordon "a thered
number II h.s friends together and storm
- his attractive little home at 81 Tiffh
avenue completely Surprising his better
half Nj George Noble vas one ~ The
party. and aHrl the arrival - Prof sharpe
later IN the evening kept the company n
Jolly spirits by singing comical songs IN
his happy way. When the professor az
r3ve3 every one took per- ~ the singing
and the gavefy was kept up un'il a late
holr IN The morning. TIL party Was in
honor on NJ and Mrs. Gordon-s secona
" efatnE anniversary The daiuflest kind
of a Inn, neon was set out during the even
ing by the hostess.
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therefore, also provi led herself VITA some
edible. and with the gathering Of The
clan came packages Of tee. sugar. drseG
fruits. rice. oatmeal. bacon. eggs. etc &.
TO be carefully packed ami inmed .assly
sent % a very worthy AMI needy family
which has recently come TO the notice Of
The club. Tbs afternoon was not noted
partic uaarly for its profuse decorations
nor ultra cos fumes, nor fashionable gossip.
but the hours were full Of real pleasure
and each guest departed. realizing thu
truth OF the sentiment: One touch e
nature makes the whole world kin" Those
present were: Mrs. Robert Croft, Mrs
Fred Dingiey, Mrs. g. n. Emmons. Mrs.
Z. r. Fowler Mrs. ]. Vi f'rink. Mrs II.
4. kysr, Mrs. Il r. MstEger. Mrs Fred
II. Peterson Mrs r II. Thompson. Mrs
F. II. Woodruff Mrs. !. d. Curtis. Mrs
Lee DeVries. and Mrs Gardner. Oakland.
Cal
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CofarIe Cfuh Dance

The CSterie Club gave another OF its
pleasant hops al Masonic han on Tuesday
evening. a large crowd being in attend
ance. Among those present were Mss A.
Trask, Miss Addte Butler. Miss Mabel
Butler, Miss Chisholm. Miss I.ivesley. Miss
Mollie Mcknight. Mrs. II J. Bailey. Miss
Helen Morse. Miss Minnie Ripley. Miss
Nellie McCutcheon. Miss Hellenthal. Mr.
W. Mckenzie, Mr.. X. u. Hoppy. Mir. &. II.
kiieves. Mr.. Fl. J. Bailey. Mr.. J. 4. Rose
MIR O. Snyder, Mr. s. $. Robson. Mr.. WIN
Livesley, Mr.. Bert Case. Mr.. George Ford
MIR 4. Best. Mr.. Herbert Bailey Mir Ches-
ter Morse. Mr. J 5. Mcclellan. Mr.. T.
Braid Mr.. VIII Crist
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For substantial generous. appetizinv.
elegant lunch the ladies of the FIRST Pres
hyter,an church are equaled by few and
excelled hy none. For four days last
week, 2i6 Cherry street was like "A -four
ish.ug hive and about forty ladies. busy
as bees. presided a handsome sum was
realized. AID aside from the hard work
and desire for gain, sort Of reception
spirit prevailed. Everybody was glad TO
welcome every body else. and all agreed
that since nothing succeeds like since ess, -
tho successful outcome of another lunch
given by the ladies of The First Preshyt n
ian church would be abundantly assured
beforehand.
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COMING EVENTS.

,uss Ruff spring term for children VIII
omen al her dancing academy March IL
Tho Irene Club viii give another OF its
charming dancing parties at Prosch'S hail
on Friday night.
The Queen Anne Fortnighfly Ci,rb Will
-ns@t on Thursday at Mrs. y. L. Elalne's.
ss0 Highland drive.
I,,.tts.ionS are now out for the second
annual ball Of Court Excelsior. No. IT.
T,oresfsr. Of America To De held at
te,nke's hall crn Friday evening.
Tho high school young ladies' are work.
frv hsrd on their coming minstrel enter
,sl,Yoenf which iE 20 take place the latter
uart OF the month under tho instruction
- prot Sharpe.
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on Monday evening Mr.. ]. BurlinElme.
assisted by his sister, Mrs. Seymour. en-
tertaiaed about 300 of &lis friends at his
amusement hall. Fremont The interior
OF the hall had been refurnlshed and I'm
ished throughout and filled with electric
lights. II is IN white and gold, and with
the added decorations OF choice flowers
and evergreens presented an attractive ap-
pearance Dancing was the main amuse-
rnent Of the lining. and it is safe 10 say
that the new hall VII hsesms 2he scene
of many pleasant gatherings, Of which
Monday. evenings party was pleasant
forerunner.
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A Pleasant Surprise.

on Thursday evening Master Ellsworth
Denton was given a surprise by few OF
his young friends al his parents home on
Blewett avenue. at Fremont Among the
guests We're: Miss ollie Goff, Miss Mabel
Covington. Miss Leila Swift. Miss Carrie
Smart, Miss Ethel Ewing, Miss Gertte
Smart Miss E'lossie Norton. Miss Jessie
Stenhous. Master Fred Herbert. Master
knight Faucet. Master Arthur Burch.
Master Eddie Robinson. Master Edgar Nc
Mullen. Master Bonnie Robinson. Master
Tom Mesdag, Master Walter Scott.
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y ,. Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. william, Ash.
WORTH. NJ. ana AIRS T. Z. McRreen. Nr.
% 1,, NTS q. a. Tucker. Mr. and Mrs. q. A..
:, !" = !. Rev. and Mrs. T. +. Me-
-tU''Vn. Rev. and Mrs. John T. Nichols.
, ~ n ". Perry. Mrs. NJ ". Baldwin,
MS n WalingfoTd. Mrs. {. /. Stone.
N. y, Morrison. Mrs. :. Edna
,.ai, MIS- H. ". Fratt. Mrs. Isabella NJ.
n, yiIoss' Mss Giles. Niss AcpougaIl.
=. 80, -, .ie,sa Mcdonald. Miss Wall. Mss
Edna I. Piakhasn. Mss TcI,ro 81, ~.
ton. Miss Carr. Miss Marwanat = ~
worm. Miss Mcdonald, Miss Nav Kai-
iosS, AT y ". Smith. MIR. Frank Giles
Mr. Worth bensmore. Mr.. II. =. Giles Mr.
= T. Harlow. Master Clarence Pratt.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
Nfohrhacher-DfUal.

Mr.. c. c. J. Nohrbac7ler and Miss Eliza
beth Digel. both Of this city. were quiet
Is married at the residence Of the Officia. =
ing minister. Rev. John T. D5mon $40
Firth avenue. Seattle. "Wednesday after
noon. March T. 1895. MIR, George Dgel and
Miss Lena Digei. brother and sister OF thu
brlda GA the hoDors as best man and
bridesmaid