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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

just received /. coo Dolls. and they ara
beauties. from the wee little ones 10 the
large itfe-size. We will just give you
a few OF our special bargains for Mon
day. An s-inch Doll. large head. with
good body Sc. l0-inCh Doll. nice head
and body. only Sc Here Is a snap
i5-inch doll Rid body. natural hair.
With nice shoes and stockings. Mon
day at lsc.
our f5-inch Kid Body. with shoes
and stockings. natural hair. with clos
ing eyes a 5ec value Monday sc.
our i7-inch Full-size Dolls. nice felt
body. natural hair, s5c value. Mon
day At 4Tc.
Here is something that will just
suit you-ei-inch Llfe-size Doll. extra
finish natural hair and nice shoes
and stockings. worth l5c. only 48c.
Just on sale for Monday. our 2l-
inch Bisque Doll. closing eyes natural
CURED hair. extra fine kid body. with
shoes and stockings. our $40 value.
Monday at s1c.
our Jointed Dolls, with bjsque heads
and kid bodies, natural hair. shoes
and stockings. fuil size. 5AC Monday.
Elegant Dressed Dolls. with stylish
hats, somes hing iine Monday az &c.
A t.ife-sixe8 Doll. dressed In silk and
satin. nobhy hats and shoes and stock
ings. natural hair. our SIS value Mon
day az tSc and N5C.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

a great reduction In all silks suitable
for alStS.
Plain wash silks. all colors. at &c
and &c yard.
Changeable rafIeta silks az only Sc
yard.
All our High Class Dresden silks
Oriental Silks. and Fancy Plaids. silks
that brought month ago 500, s. =
and $50, you can get them now FOR
e9c s5c 95c and xi.0D "a yard
We have a full line Of Satlns. Surahs
ard japanese silks IN light shades suit
able for fancy work. at %. &c and SOC
a yard.
A line az Fancy pranery Silks and
SILK Cropons. - inches wide, beautiful
floral designs. for 80. S5c and Soc yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

ladies' AtY-wool Rgbosa Vests ana
Pants ln rrav ana cream. real Natle
s. ~ HaR SgN each
Ladies Jersey Efehssi Wcol Vests
and Pants at fee cas- "a.
aerNssr. psc48l gog Monday, enay 'sc
each
TasHasF Rack Ffet.ee fsnN3 Hose. epc-
rtag fag tora arrsw. 0tsfF INr p&tF
adlss' AIM aoi k3hted hastA MGR
sna need asa tea. ouiN -, pair
lSays EAtfk Heavy Aictc3r Hose. AZ
1sC pair.
r4a6ss. lee ~ a,l FaSctnaters tn
hassssenle calcrtnEss prices fToZ1 - 10
Sla0
Iaasles' krH Weol SaaWls, barge sia's
from s. s. So s. ~
Insanss' katt S8c4sas. az -, -sc. ~
and See
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

A new lire OF delayed stamped linen.
Pure Linen Doylies. I'm handsome pat
terms. az - 81. a. Sc. d. &c each.
All-finon Tray Cloths, in All the lat
est designs, at lec. i5c. sc. &ic each.
Pure Linen Tray Cloths. fancy drawn
work corners. at &c, 5sc each.
Fancy Bureau Scarfs and Doylies %
match, IN the latest delft blues. only
s1s-
Fancy sldcboard Covers. 70 be work
ed. only - each,
Fancy Slichoa~d Covers. ends I'll
drawn werk only enc and lse each.
Fancy Duck Bureau Searfs. with
fancy stamped worked ends. only lse
each.
Fancy Duck Center Pieces, only lac
and Joe each
Fancy Duck Squares. - inch square.
in fancy color "a stamped design. only
&c each.
Fancy stamped Laundry Bass only
@3c. SIC, ~
ChHdren's Stamped Bihs. IN pure hn-
IN aud fancy drawn work. only DC ana
s. each.
Fancy snkoiene Cushions. only i9o
tssoex SIX Head Resta. only SIC cacn.
Tsgr,r,. Picture Fra mes. In Inca, 10 De
cn.hraislered. at - and - earn
Royai Society SilA. special MONDAY Ak
e a skesn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

rs.e, HernStitched Initial Aif-Silk
ssssksrchlefs. large pinch initial.
"A 1000 Lowell Storm Serge. IN black
= eary blue. Monday 2le yard.
fssanese Silk. In all colors. only lZizc
EInch All-Wool Storm Serge, IN
- ard colofed. worth S,c, &c I'd.
srtes,hle width Heavy Wool Fompd-
- salting. value &c. only i4l@c.
4 sIeces s2-iHch Fancy Drapery silks,
80 ss5e. only 29c yard.
barrel Choice Mixed Candies. Mon
4 lbs French Cream Candies. only
s.eces best Indigo Blue Caiieos.
sssdsy size yard.
gee Brocaded SILK Handkerchiefs.
,ssrhes square. In All colors, only DC.
/ sfssse stamped Tinted Scrap Bags,
ssmped pillow shams. good quality
ssIln, per pair. ise.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

losing himself "A the contamination OF a
vague and universal 6esng lie played
With he ard al lies grayess things. with
region ard the go3s. wstA government
and aa1. WITH philosophy ard truth ia
possessed the charming freedom OF mind
tIae sups7@5an0Snce % .nventiva gayety.
TIE graesous sT1goxicatson % lnveatica
wasch leads rlss ch.td 70 constantly form
and arrange little poems with 10 object
aat tAaz 81 giving fan play 20 new ard
over Lively faculties suddenly awakened.
Tie leading traits n MS character are
those wi2tcn constitute xhe artistic soul
anu intellect Deltcacy % perception. n
aptitude oI sealing nice relationships. the
sense OF gTadaloa are what allows tho
artist % construct a totally OF forms, COL
ors, sounds and incidents: n short. e4e-
neats ara details 50 closely united among
themselves by inward dependencies. THAI
their organ-EatIon constitutes . Lv.nS
sh-ng, surprising n the imaginary world
the profound harmony Of the actual wsortd.
The necessity of clearneSs. a feeling for
proportion. dislike OF the vague and tho
A5stTsset. contempt Tor the HCnstrous and
exaggerated. and a taste for accurate and
uehnsd conEours. - what sezNs MIN -
give MS conceptions a shape which thu
imagination and senses can easily grasp.
and consequently TO execute works COM
preAcnSlhIe 10 every race and all ages
and which, beng human. are eternal The
love ana worship Of this life. the sent rIcnS
Of human energy ami the necessity OF
esalmness and gayesy, is What leads aim to
avoid depicting physical lnfirm1y and
moral Sis. 70 represent the health Of tha
spirit and perfectson OF the body. and 10
complete the acquired beauty 90 express
son by the fundAment beauty Of thu
subject. These are the distinct traits OF
the entire art Of the Greeks. and which
make them me greatest artists OF the
world" The lecture on Tuesday evening
VIII be by Miss Nell Campion. who will
treat OF animals in art.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Parker of Edge
water. left for Kearney. Neb.. Wednesday.
where they viii Jon rheir son, Laawton
Parker. the rising young artist. From
kearney they viii proceed 20 Paris VIA New
York. where they expect 10 remain with
their son during his stay of I'VE years. The
young artist was the subject of an inter-
est1ng sketch recently in the Post-lnEeiii-
geneer. He has Won several prizes and is
winning fresh lauress every day. lie re-
sided in Edgewater with his parents i've
years ago.
Miss Grace Wishaar. the talented young
artist. whose portrait paintings nave been
greatly admired by art conuossseurs OF
Seattle and Portland, has Just finished a
portrait in oil OF Prof. Gettns. which
shows wonderful color and artistic merit.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Babies Santa Claus.

Rabies Pretty Shoes in tan. red.
brown. black etc. az sc. CSC. 4ec, soc
pair an
Babies Rubber Dolls. Rubber Rat
ties. Rubber Animals, Rubber Balls.
etc from Jos up.
Ra hles Wool Mittaus. from ioc up.
Babies Fancy Bihs from &c up
Babies Flannel SacQues. Babies
Knitted SacQues. at -. 40. Sc CSC.
Sln0
Babies Long and Short Cloaks. AZ
s. - 81 ao $40.
ia hies SIX and Wool Caps. a. lSC,
&c. sc. 51c. s0c and s.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

UnIaundered Hand Embroidered Ini-
tiai Linen Handkerchiefs. hemstitched.
only l2iec.
3s-inch Silesias. mill remnants, Men
day - yard.
% dozen Ladies' Foster Hook ami
Button Giace Kid Gloves, black and
colored, value up 10 $50 only 4sc pair.
Ladies' Storm Ru6bers. high cut. Isc.
Ladies Serge Toilet Slippers. flannel
lined. &c.
Ladies' High Cut Nulliners, fur
trimmed flannel lined. sl-0o pair.
Mems Imported Alligator House Slip
pers. only 800 pair.
Ladies 10Th Century Fine Nici Kid
Dress shoes, In lace and button. mar
row pointed toes. value $3.50. only 81 50.
Very Speciai-Children's and Misses
Fine Custom Made Shoes. in cloth and
Kid tops. new narrow opera and coin
toes. worth f15a s225 and $500. this
week only si.25, sl-s9 and slTs.
Chiidren's Grain School Shoes sizes
G TO s. sac. sizes to II, isc pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

Is dozen japanese White SILK Hem
stitched Handkerchief. size isxle. only
&c.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers. Monday lzi1c
pair.
New Applique Squares. 36x36. only
TIC.
% dozen Ladies' Lawn Handker-
chiefs lace borders. Monday &c.
q dozen Large White SILK Initial
Handkerchisfs, fiEe Japanese silk.
hensfltched size 21xI. S.-inch hem,
worth 65c, only &c.
Mems SIX Embroidered Suspenders.
only l0c pair.
Open Faced Watches. stem winder,
worth g.. "a. only sl-Go.
Fine Down Bed ComfOrters, French
sAteen coverings, only S3S.
= dozen Ladies' All-Linen Handker-
chiefs only l-3c.
Best Table oil Cloth. As inch. Mon
day l6c yard.
3s-inch Rustic Taffetas. in black,
value l0c. Monday &c yard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Holiday Md Glove Sale.

tr,s esfsvss can BE- exchanged Tor
Sizes n any NBav.
Mems Regnaeer ana Mocha Gloves.
value s. So only sitp pair
ladies S-bat,ou lenGth Ncus1 3stAtfo
Gloves. ali colors, value N-eA, ofsS s'e
Te,tias' Choice Saft FURblc Lamb
-, EEf Gloves. t-button ieus ?. Ntsh
3 -ssftf CLASPS. Mascot =. h Gloves,
d, an she newest shades. tn.E S]t@ ptis.
ttt-'. $50 fnsu5rt..s Real Frenra ht2
t.f,,. Nth very latest eusara t,isit 3
tses worth s. 80 st so sclal price 8 -
SIX Nfttteus tn great variety 20 styles
and quality. a. tso ss,. eae, 'a,' 81"
and 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

We viii place on sale Dress Patterns
AZ the choicest and best fabrics suitable
Tor holiday gifts. All styles. all quail
t,es from the cold and storm deriving
fabrics 10 the extreme dressy effects.
c0larea Material Dress Patterns or
Nnhhy AH.Wool Scotch sheviots. IN
very pretty effects. per pattern, A.S
aud s2s8
Dress Patterns Of Fancy Eoucle Ma
terlaia. Figured sultlngs 81 all kinds,
Two-Toned Novelties. Basket Weayes.
Fancy Bonreites etc, etc, per pattern
Of yards. ssi Any OF the goods IN
shis tine SIRE worth from 6sc 10 si.oo sd.
Our entire stock OF High Class Inn
ported Novelties. black and cosors.
marked at about one-haif former price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
In Literary Circles.

The large plsyroom AZ the free kinder
garten was crowded with interested visit
ors on Friday morning 10 see the children
and their Christmas tree In the center
of the room stood the large tree with it's
spreading branches laden with pretty kin
dergarten work. Each one of the sixty
happy children had prepared some simple
gift and hung Il on the tree for papa and
mamma. and nestled among the branches
and around the base OF the tree were pref
" dolls and bright balls. oranges and
tiny bags of candy and nuts. These ths
children were not long In discovering. as
was shown by the little EXPLANATIONS Of
delight and the whispered communion
tons overheard by those nearest 20 them.
AT 10 o'clock the seats all around the room
were taken and many ladies and gentle
men were standing over i95 people were
present. While Miss Creelmsn PLAYED the
march the children, with their teachers.
came down the stairway and into the play
room. forming a large ring around the
Christmas tree. Then followed a few OF the
beautiful and child-iike songs and games
the children sing every day, anu one or
two Merry Christmas carols. After which.
while the children sat apon the floor, their
presents were taken from the tree and
distributed by them 10 the parents who
were fortunate enough TO be present. The
surprise and pleasure o. the children at
the receipt OF their own little gifts was
not greater than their pride and delight
I'm giving the presents they had made TO
their parents. The sincere and honest
pleasure and sympathy with the children
written upon the faces OF all the teachers.
in connection with the innocent child
Ike Joy OF the children themselves. made
the visit 10 the kindergarten one not TO
be forgotten. There are fourteen pupils
sn the training class this year. as follows:
Miss Edith Young. Mrs. Wyman Kirby.
Miss Susie Gardner. Mrs. Mueller. Miss
May Bowling Mrs Breckman. Miss Pearl
whitcon, Miss Lucia Clark. Miss Nettte
Trageser. Mrs. Lynch. Miss June Burr.
Miss Dora kellogg, Miss Ethel Young and
Mrs. Howell.
The Classic Culture Club held highly
ENJOYABLE meeting at the home of Mrs. f.
A Waterh0use last SATURDAY. The pro-
gram for she afternoon consisted OF papers
on the lives and reviews OF the works Of
the three New England wr ters. Rose Ter
~ Cooke Sarah Orne Jewett and Mary E.
wilkins Several unusually well written
papers we're read and some OF the mem
hers who we're personally acquainted with
Mrs. Cooke and Miss Jewett gave inter-
exfarg personal recollecf{ons of the writ
erz. their homes and families. The hoit-
day vacation OF the club lasts from De-
cemhsr Il TO January rs. The first meet
ing after the vacation will be at the home
OF Mrs. Waterhouse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

100 boxes Ice Wool. all coIors. per box
OF bdlls f0c bcx.
1000 yards Fancy Striped Outing
Flannel and TeaEelo8wn Mlsiendss
worth Toe, only sN4e yard
100 yards Callcos. Monday a. m.
2szc yard
/ case DARK Outing Flannel Rem
nants. worth &C. Monday SIC yard.
= Heavy MarseIilea Pattern Crochet
Quilts. value Is. cnly sLeA.
American Lady Ccrsets. Monday SOC.
Lace Bed Sets. full size. scailoped
and faped. worth s. =. only $50 set.
Ladies' Fine Velvet slippers. en-
hruidered and beaded. custom made,
value si61. only si.ls pair.
50 dozen Fine Soft Plfahie 4-button
or z-ciasp Kid Glove. In black. English
red brown. tans. etc, with handsome
embroidered back. only a.s pair
Kid Gloves can be exchanged here
for sizes az any time.
Ladies Might Gowns. Mother Hub
bard style. embroidered front. only SOC.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
mss Goods for Holiday Presents.

hs, received. a quick selling t'ise %
sg'rh pialde. 3s inches wide. only &c
nle
list received. a large quantity on
rsshmerea and Sergss. Is Inches Ni1+'
\ cardinal. garnet. green, navy bins'
t.xk etc. our price only 20 yard
~ 4ast shipment or the same SooaS
sosgf.i Csc yard,
large variety Of Mixed pompadonr
saltlnes double width. only lHc S@Fns
tAeap al 25c Special TOR Monday.
Fancy Atwood Mixed Cheylols, ~
aches vide. This line l. worth - q
yAfd bat you can get them, Hlf1s''i
lvF tomorrow. at 5sc YARD.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Handkerhiefs.

\ grand collection OF Plain Lawn
Linen Henslitehed Misses Embroif-
crei and SIX HaudksrCh
ChEarcns Cambria Handkerchief.
&C..
Ladies Waite Lawn Lace EDGE
HandkerehiefS. only a..
Ladies Atl-LIneu HAndkerc hiefs
special values. AZ t-3e.
Choice collection of SWISS Emhrot-
dered HaudksrChictS. special AZ lee
lrr go Asc SIX
Pine S}k Handkerchiegs. hem
stitched. fSK1S. only S5c
Initial SIX handkerchief. hem
stitched siae fSVlA only So
Large SUk MufTiers. al .ac and s. a.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

All Wool Serge and Henrietta. 50
laches wide &c yard.
An Wool SuFah Serge. IN navy blue
sal black, a. inches wide. cheap al slc
yard eur price tomorrow only soc yard
Rack Goods Dress is q suitable ar
reie 10 wear at any season OF the year.
azd In that color We have a large as
@glmeug ia SCI blacks blue blacks. etc.
comprising Fancy Me8Vrd JacuusrSts
n ssfper tine and narai effects. stylish
srepons Nolr Birritz Cortia. Ladies
cloihs Wide Waie SerEss. Storm
s4tges snrnh Sefees. etc. You can get
ssme Of these from &c yard up 10
nA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

LINEN DEPARTMENT.


What Is more servtceable for n
Cbrisfnaas vfff than a nice To bls
cloth On a dozen Of Napkins.
Es-Irrh E-aD Ffaachaa n. ~ Tlsy,aslr
only - n ward.
s>-snrb Rsal Irish Linen Plea had
parnask onlv A.. n ward.
sa-lr~b pure German linen No
st4rre only g.. yard
S.. a,4sfriar T1osahia se,t- IA
mast ,s,r+N g ~ oFfv 81 ~ a wa
e5.Gr-.l, 'g.rrksv R@.5 Table ffer1.sk
.,nfsr - a ,sa~a
NAPKINS
We have nice, ordinary sized Nap
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Pertleres and Lace Curtains.
New Stock Just Received
Cur China Tea Sets

And Cups and Saucers are attracting
great attention Children's Tea Set,
ia fancy design. from Zoe TO zoe. these
are about onc-half their real value.
Something new-Silver Mounted Tea
Sets large size In chased work, Soc
value Monday soc.
Elegant China cups and Ssucers. in
gold leaf designs, just what you want.
Monday az ioc. l2lzc, i5c and 2oc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20
Table Covers.

SPECIAL FOR CHRISTMAS.
Just received New Satin, Damask.
Velour and Chenille Table Covers. new.
choice styles. al sc. 0oc, 15c, $l.Vo. s-29,
zee.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

Ladies' Calico Wrappers. well made,
Mother Hubbard style. oniy CSC.
Special sale Of Fleeced Flannelette
Wrappers. worth Sz.00. al $50.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

A charming society event was the htue
dance given by the West Seattle Whist
C,lub at .'Nan-ifz." the lovely home Of Mr..
J. NJ Wrestling. on Friday evening last.
prof sharpe presided at the piano and
furnished the music for the dancers. Re-
fr.shments were served AT a late hour the
EVENING ending with an old fashioned vir-
clnsa reel. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs J. VI Wrestling. Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.
Kasson. Mr. and Mrs cropp. NJ
and Mrs II Carstens, Mr.. and
Nrs James Watson. Mrs. Frank
Wrestling, Mrs. j. Van ogle. Mrs. Birch.
Of Tacoma. Mrs. n. T. Morse. Mrs- G. w
Latham. Mrs. Ellis Morrison, Mrs. c. A.
Dodge. Mrs. James Skinner. Mas virginia
Scurrv. Miss Reed. Mss Lucy GDulf, Mss
f1ewvn Morrison. Miss May skinner.
Miss Allee Young. Miss Etta MCGEE. Ar.
PhlHp Morrison. Mr. Raphael COMBS, Nj.
samuel Coomhs. Mr.. oscar MCGEE. Mr..
Arthur Stretch. Mr. sherman kellogg. Mr.
WHl wawkius. Mr. & y. Sicoll. Mr. ISns
Dodge ard Mr.. Dell Dodge
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

TIE asaook" party given by Prof g.
" Latham Thursday evening % his pit-
F4ls a. West Seattle was cec asdly unique.
The residence WAS decorated for The ocea-
sion with vines and cyergresns. and vas
lighted ny ''hux sboos." made from huge
veliox pumpkins The guests were re-
f.afeea IN the BAH by ghost Nho Silent
W disposed 81 fheir wraps. Mr. Ea Ham
ssa and Mss Daisy Hanson. with VIOLIN
and guitar. furnished the music. ard when
the masks NeTe removed the dining room
ard uArIor were given over 20 games aFs
dancing. after wAsea popcorn. candy ard
mrs Nara alssrllafef.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

Mss Holden. - Fremont. piessanily e.
tarta red aboat tsFeaty-Hlx ~ her friends
Informally F'rfsaY eyening a. her residences
on He.Estt a9ense. Games ard music fol-
loved - q ssgnrAn0a. made % = B4ppy 90
efag t5rne The guests NeFs. Mis- f0snEs.
Miss Sets3e WANG. Ms L@Ein. Mss Carl
SOB. Mlas Steele. Mas Edith Graham, Miss
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

Mrs T. F. Tss3eth. ~ Ross. entertained
a select party o. friends AZ her Fes'1enc.
wednesday evening a. EhIsF PRESENT
were Nr and Mrs.. : o. Graham. NJ.
ard Mrs r. II Lewis. NJ ard Mr. =. g
Rixer. of Buffalo. y. r.. Mr. ard M Y.
~ Ansse~epn. M ard Mrs. 8 r Miles.
NJ and Nrs A L. Scott. SIR. ard Mrs. r
IL Gage Mrs. r. =. Ferry. 0f WeEtshzt-
ste~. cato. Mrs. 3. Hottsn, NJ. y. +
Mills.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-20

The Los Angeles sunday Word or De
cs-ahsr S had she following seooGat 81 a
luncheon gwen n thaf city II aoi}oF OF
AE~z Pred Szimso1. 81 Seattle;
.-As~s Fred stlsnSon. q Seattle. was TIE
s.s~ss 81 honor as 4 luncneon given on
Tsgrsgzy ~ M7s. T. p. s->mson ~ aer
hss,s8sg-re residence uG se71ereEA street
Tne a.Fsna. room decorations were y say
sloe ana pale yel3oN ana weTe rxSFefsls4F
artistic Tss EGnEs were SHADED o9 o.2e
sstss5es aaa f~sm czaade4srs masses - sfie
rsAAsennasr fernS Hsre fi~orpS4. bed ~
esns rsaoon wasen feh 10 Ire faa.1 sss F9N'
-. = IS gracefully s~1na8-ses9 T3En
49, rsaxz7s@rsrss -Tsse buffet sz4 man
as asa banked NGEa pale gs<Ao~ cary san
,se,narrs. ferns A14 snAax- TIE place
ea~as we're ssa4asy z1airs "a ~AieE c'os1rs
~ Mrs. Anne Bancroft S~A-2ss Eas
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-03-20
THE BATFLESHIP TEXAS.

Extensive Repairs to Be Made in Her
Ticklish job of Docking Her.
The battle ship Texas has arrived at
Norfolk, where she will be examined
by board of survey to ascertain her
condition and to report on the extent
and cost of the necessary repairs to put
her in good condition for service. The
Texas will then be placed out of COM
mission, her officers and crew assigned
TO other vessels and the repairs begun.
1t will be necessary to place the Texas
in dry-dock to make the necessary al
teIetions, and this operation will be eX-
ceedingly delicate, not only on account
of the misfortunes which followed the
docking experience at the Brooklyn
navy yard, but because the navy de-
partment once declined to dock the
vessel at the Norfolk yard, the reason
given being that her great width would
make it exceedingly ticklish work to
get her into the BASIN