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Big Domestic Values.

saSlmpSaws. Carriers and Merrimac
" Priugs. dark and light eol0rs. we're
e anil -, a yard. special this week az
< yard.
"a faaiaFf'a Fasg Color Garnet Prints
W only 81 a yard,
4, Dress GnghAms, were Tisc and sac
" YARD, special this week al -
safd.
Z, Dress GlnshaWs were iec. I2as, and
~ tr q yard. special this week a.
~ ward.
se Cream Shaker Flannel. special this
" Soek % Sisc yard,
IA NugY outing Fiannels. . inches
y wilt. special Tits week al aye a
Yard
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800 yards Fibre Interlining,
Monday only. &c.
Dress Ginghams and Apron
Checks. Monday only. 3lsc yard.
Mems regular soc Fast Black
Hose, Monday only. 25e.
Childs' and Misses Kangaroo
Calf Button Spring Heel Shoes,
BIZ to ii. Monday. SI.13; sizes
liz to 2. Monday, xl.38.


q Dotted Swiss. special at loc a yard.
ss-inch Dotted Swiss. special at 14c a
yard.
New Rufied Swisses. plain and dotted,
M DC and DOC a yard
curtainettes. 10 inches wide. special at
l2izc a yard.
curiainettes. 20 inches wide. special at
lSe yard
Curtatnettes. "a inches wide. special at
&c a yard.
curtalnettes. 81 inches wide. Point d.
Esprit, ssc a yard.
curtaineties. Novelty. a inches wide.
special at &c yard
yard.
Five pieces of Fancy Scrim at TIC a
yard.
Five pieces OF Fancy Scrim at 1ec a
yard.
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White QRilts.

.sa Extraordinary value fn fuu sizo
wv Crechet WAitc Quilts az s5c.
III ~ Extra fr-e size French Mar
NA.-" sfa-s Sptrltts. would be cheap
q b-la, oar pr.ce sl1i.
NaFine ~, Pr r Narcotics Spreads.
largo SIZE. wea WORTH S. our price
~ q1taree s.ec fine French Mar
e-'~N settles.
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Music and games furnished the amuse-
ment for the evening. and about II o'el,ck
dainty lunch was set out Those presen,
were; Miss Lena Warren. Miss Katherine
burke. Miss Anna Burke. Miss Annie Jor-
rts. Miss L. jorris. Miss Grace Van Waters.
Miss Naggis Carmen, Miss Minnie Bald
win. Mr.. l. Teachont. Mr. John Nelson.
Mr.. Emerson Knofr. Mr. Mader Emard.
Mr.. John Nickels. Mr. Leo Hightower. afr.
Fred Shoae. Mr.. Harvey Warren.
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Mr.. Thomas Cranney sus1Elsed.

Mr.. Thomas NJ. Cranney We given .
surprise party at his residence. 20 Fair
view avenue. last week by nunlber Of his
friends. Cards we're in order during the
most of the evening, and were only given
up when refreshments were announced.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrr =. r.
Mcknight. Mr. and Mrs. A. Birke. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rowell. Mr.. and 1Ts. b. r.
Van TasseL Mr.. and Mrs C. E Bullock.
Mrs. John Yarno. Mrs. John GouDette, Miss
Ida Goulette, Miss Louisa Gou1ette, Miss
Margaret Yarno, Miss Veria Barke, Mr..
Parker Roweli. Mr.. f. II. DAVIDSON. Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Cranney
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Blrthday Anniversary Party.

Miss Birdie Munger. the handsome and
accomplished daughter of Capt. Munger.
of the cutter Corwin, and Mrs. Deotte.
wife of Lieut.. DeOtte. gave a whist parry
on Saturday evening in honor of their re-
spective birthdays. both falling on the
same date. The play was immensely en-
joyed by every one present. and at the
close of the evening a most delicious luu-
cheon was served. Those present were:
Lieut.. and Mrs. J. G. Berry, Lieut.. and
Mrs. K W. Perry. DIR. and Mrs. Sweeney,
Lieut.. and Mrs. Slayton. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
Ter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Emmons. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. G. Oberteuffer. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
G.. Yerkes. Mr.. and Mrs. Cansten. Capt.
and Mrs. Munger, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Bebb.
Miss Laurence. Miss Knapp. Miss Pink;
Mrs. Allen, Miss Ethel Sempie. Miss Zoe
Semple. Miss Brooks, Mrs. Hughes.
Miss Judith Hughes. Miss Stewart, Miss
Prewett, Miss Stanton, Miss Doyle, Miss
Wade. Lieut.. q. b. BRADSHAW. Mr.. Charlie
Cotton. Capt Ludlow, MIR. James Juffes.
Lieut.. s. l.. Reed, Hon. Eugene Ser1ple.
Mr.. ]. ~ Bigler. Capt. c. l.. Hooper. Capt.
w. d. Roath. Lieut.. c. II. Foote. Mr..
Ernest oberteuffer, Capt. Slamm. Lieut..
Waller Taylor. Mr.. S. Stewart. Mr..
Klocker.
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loving Young people. Hamlet. Miss Blanche
uEaoenne-m. u Portland: Portia. Miss
l0a Gotsstein: juliet. Ms Rose Davis.
Romeo, Mss Julia Rosenthal. pesienona.
Miss Jessie Rosenthal: Lady Macbeth, Miss
Lsl1 Friend: Hernia. Miss F. Deggsngsr,
queen or fairies, Miss Lot;ss Cohen. Miss
Henrietta Wolf and Miss Clara S,ernberg,
OF Portland. and Miss Gerfie Davis and
Miss Gosfssein we're charrningiy attired IN
fancy dress costumes. During the even
ing delicious spread was set oat in the
dining room. ard all in all one Of the joili-
est times OF the season was had.
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Gretchen Gienore G~pfert was complete
Is surprised by her little friepds on her
tenth birthday last week a. her home. is'
Boysston avenue. These who we're present
and enjoyed music and games during the
afternoon we're: Nellie Blake. fseia Teroi-
Ter. Bessie Little. Dottie Dem. Clara Dean.
Louis Feurt. Gertie Thompson. Effie
Thompson. Eva Taylor. Alberta Caldwell
and little Miss Ruth Dye.
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The Comus Club gave an OF Its
narsies at Hotel Stevens Ia Thursday
eveninx. Those present were = Moore.
Mrs. Bullock. Mrs. Gilmore rs. Rey-
no,ds. Miss jackson. Miss Meey. Mrs
Frnek. Mrs. Reyburn, MIS-. aderson.
Mrs. Gale. Miss Degener. Holden.
Miss Field. Mrs. Williamson ! Wright.
Mss Reed. Miss Jones. Mr.. w MoKsn-
gle, Mr.. J. H. Dawes. Mr.. J, AcEl-oy.
Mr.. ]. T. gilmore. Mr.. L W9eynolds.
Mr.. F. r. Harlow. Mr.. ". n nck. Mr..
". e. slater. Mr.. F. T. Poste4Mr. W. J.
Germain, Mr.. S. @. Gale. Nj. - Nicke.-
son, Mr.. c. E. Thurston. Mr. ]. Rey-
burn. Mr.. W. E. Stevens. MI Dizard.
Mr.. l.. Williamson, Mr.. n. SER. Mr..
III. Schat,uek. Mr. w. Powers.
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Mrs. II. r. elise. OF Highland Drive.
gave card party on Friday afternoon IN
honor OF Miss Edna Durgin. of Tacoma. at
which the following young ladies were
present; Miss Helen Fairfax Mcknight.
Miss Elaine Hanford. Miss Ann Turner.
Miss Morgan, Miss Price. Miss Brooks.
Miss Waldron. Miss Langdridge Miss Por-
ter. Miss Adair. Miss Willard. Miss Bax-
ter. Miss Rumsey. Miss Calhoun. A dainty
luncheon was served during the after
noon.
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Wood. Miss Carrie ccstopech. - Let,ie
Williams, Miss Carrie pav, lass Lila
Williams, Misc Dora Evans. Beatrice
Adams. Miss Nellie WsliiaHs. Bessie
Davis. Miss Lucy White. Maggie
NJ Henry conn. ar. Ed pens,all.
Mr.. p. croyich. Mr.. NJ. cosepch. Mr..
Carrie ST.
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An Antique Social at Esa6a.er.

The members of the Ladies Society
of the Edgewater Congregai church
gave an old-fashioned social ar church
parlors Friday evening. ConsidAhie rier-
riment was caused by ucos.umes
worn by the ladies, my Of
them being decidedly antiquex After an
excellent programme "a luncsis OF old
fashioned tiainties was servedEand with
the old-fashioned welcome giv4 10 ALL 1t
was one OF the most suceessf4and thor
oughly enjoyable socials gwen this So
ciety. The participants W.: Miss
Klttie Brooks, Mrs. T. T. Store Miss Ag-
gutter. Miss keeton, Miss lie Carr.
Mrs A. F. +. Tucker. Rev. J. Nichols.
Mrs. McPhee.
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DAYS. Browrne,d

Mr.. s. A. d. Davis. OF juneau. Alaska.
and Miss Mollie Brownfeld. OF this city.
were married In the paflels of the Diiler
hotel on Thursday evening BY Rev. w. T.
Ford. II was very pretty affair. ending
in a sumptuous wedding spread. at which
the following sat down. Mr.. John +.
OfGorman. Miss Carrie Brownfield. Rev.
and Mrs. w. T. Ford. Mr.. j. A. Miller.
Miss Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Dlller Mr.. r. r.
Mcdonald Miss Julia Mccarthy. Mr.. c.
III. Browntield. Miss C. f. Canmack. Miss
NJ. X. Black. Mr.. William Patterson. Mr..
Thomas Gill. Mr.. w. II. Brownsield. Mr..
Nate Brownfield. Miss Jennie Brownfteld.
Mr.. John Browrfeid. Miss Edith Mccon-
vile. Miss Miusier.
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Sixteen years ago last Thursday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur d. Stevens, of La
tona, were made man and wife. and in
commemoration of the event many of the
friends of the couple were invited TO a
party arranged by Mrs. Stevens. which
was one of the pleasantest affairs ever
given in the little town. The absence OF
the groom, who was detained at Everett.
marred the pleasure of the evening some
what, but the guests knew that IL was
unavoidable and exerted themselves to
make the occasion doubiy pleasurable for
the bride. The early part of the evening
was taken up In singing and Instrumental
music, and later on delicate refreshments
were served in tho coy dining room The
following were present: Mr.. and Mrs. F.
J, Nolie, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Carr, Mr..
and Mrs William Copestick. Miss Mary
Camehi Miss Lillian Camehl. Miss Pearl
Troy, Miss Lettie Stevens. Mr.. Alexis
Paysse. Mr.. Henry Dennis. Mr.. Edward
Coats. Mr.. Jesse Camehi, Miss Nina Ste
vens. Miss Hattie Stevens, Miss Mabel
Copestick, Miss Edith Copestick. Miss
Maud Copestiek.
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The members OF Fremont Lodge. No -,
I. o. q. F.. received their friends Nefirez-
day evening at Society hall The whole
hall had BEEN thrown open TO the guests.
and dancing, whist and various other so
ctai amgseu-snts were the order Of the
evening. Excellent music y as furnished.
and recata;iops were given by Miss Minnie
Fernaneez. Miss Gtsrtie Meek and Miss
Frances Carpenter
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New Dress PIaids.

- sas rpa Wool Mixed plaids %
taC inches vide. tho quality tina, Is
eA everywhere "a, as. our price &C
yNrd.
tac wide would be considered cheap
ii 81. our price 12c a yard
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slater-a,nriaen.

Mr.. Harry Slater and Miss Tiliie Garrison.
both of this city. were married at the resi-
dence of the officiating clergyman, John +.
Damon, $40 Fifth avenue. Friday evening,
March IL. and will be found by their friends
al the new home. No 07 Farm stree.
Among those witnessing the MARRIAGE cerc.
mony wers Capt and Mrs. Charles Manser,
of Port Townsend; Mrs. Joseph Comstock
and Mrs. Damon.
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The Kinney Lnncheou.

On Friday afternoon Mrs, c. Kinney. as
sisted by her daughter Miss Essie Kinney.
entertained at luncheon Mrs. Spencer. Mrs.
Il. A. Slausen. Mrs. J, Coyle. Mrs c.
Brcckway. Mrs. A. Goodwin. Mrs. ]. j.
Inslis. Mrs. G. Nero. Mrs. ]. II. Ross. Mrs.
]. Lonsway. Mrs. Z. E. Armstrong, Miss
Emma Goodwin. Miss Ella Schulz Miss
Jennie l. X. Ingiis. Miss Bessie Insils.
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An Anniversary Party.

A pie ssnt afternoon party was given
by Mrs. Charles T. Bullock .; her sssi-
deaes - Fairylew avenue In honor g hsr
so,is FIRST birthday The following lacies
were present. Mrs. J. w. Kerry. Mrs. T.
M. cranney. Mrs. J. r. vaieatins. Miss NJ
Valentine. Mrs. Il. l.. Van Tassei. Airs. c.
z RulIeek.
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A Musical Eyeninn

The Seattle Banjo. Guitar an Mandolin
Club met at the home of T. F. 11dley last
Wednesday evening for Gu practice
and spent pleasant even Those
present were: Mandolins-Misq Ella Cor
coran, Miss ". Kniseil. Miss 0lfrey. Mr..
Stoelting and Mr.. T. F. Bradley guitars
Mrs. Knisell. Mrs. Godfrey. ~. Frank
Corcoran and Miss NJ. AndreWs banjos-
Mrs. Elder. Miss Jennie Cor&gan and
Mrs. L. r. Bradley. The follovng guests
were present. Mrs. Corcoran. =. Garck-
en-, MIR. and Mrs. Robbins, Mic Eta Me-
I.aughlin. Mr.. Lawson and - Vida
bradley The club will meet uGt Thurs
day evening at the home of ~ knisell.
in Brooklyn.
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A very pleasant surprise party wss
given at the honsa Of sfr. and Mrs Joe
w1nsAip. corner % yssler xsy and TWEEN
ty-sonrth avenue south. on Thursday. In
honor % Miss Carrie CUstorseas 18th
birthday The evening was plea sanity
passed with games ard music. and about
midnight dainty refreshments we're served.
Those present were: Mr. ard Mrs Joe
Wsn<hlp. Mr.. AMI Mrs Rumble, M and
Mrs Carrie. Dir. and Mrs. John wfnsaip.
Mr. and Mrs. James Winshlp, Miss Annie
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AahlInx-Sorensen

Mr.. Anfoni Aabling and Miss Matilda
sorensen. both OF this city. were quietly
married at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs:
william Thaanum. corner Of Hyde ana
John streets, on Wednesday evening,
March II. 1896. Rev. John +. Damon cm-
eating. Mr.. and Mrs. Aabling VIII reside
in their nursery cottage.
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Henderson Williams.

Mr.. l.. J. Henderson. OF spokane. ana
Miss Mabel Williams. OF Tacoma weie
married IN this city on Wednesday at the
residence of the officiating clergyman.
Rev ". A. Major. Both are well ana "a
vorably known In their respective cities.
They win make Spokane their future home
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RobbluH-NInnscll.

Mr.. Fred f. Robbins. OF cnmbsrlani.
wash, and Mrs Anna Mansell, OF The
EIms. Wash, were united IN marriage
Thursday afternoon, March Il. 1888. at the
First Methodist Episcopal church, KEY.
W. A. Shanklin. y. d., officiating Mr.. =.
r. Lawson was groomsman and MISS ssi-
via f;arcken maid OF honor small circle
Of immediate friends were present 10 wit
ness the nuptials and extend congratula-
tions to MIR. and Mrs. Robbins. Mr. Rob-
bins is a prominent merchant OF cumber-
land, and there he and his bride VIII reside.
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Mrs. J. D. Isownian gave eseharming
csr,s Marty on Friday aftsrnoSi In honor
of Mrs. Mesrs. of Portland. aaN.ss I'm
derwood. Of New York. The kora tons
were artistic. blending beautifu with the
rich irapsngs of the rooms. Tn1Est prize
was won by Mrs. James D. H&A jr.. and
the consolation prize by Miss H. Those
present were: Mrs. l.. s. j. mt, Miss
Underwood. Mrs. Mears, Mrs. q. WASH
burn. Mrs. j. d. Hoge, jr.. Ars E. Mac
Culsky. Mrs. Daniel Kellsher. y. l.. r.
Stecman, Mrs r. NJ. Palmer, Thomas
Green. Mrs George Donwortn iss Dud-
ley. Miss Riley. Miss Alien y Grace
Allen. Miss Murray. Miss IN. Miss
Graves. Miss Readman. Miss Fam. Miss
Arquit. Miss Kellogg.
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shoe Department.

Ge1uins kangaroo Mtsees' sne Chill
1T"n III 4. sp.nsE nr.4 button iig.
sane. SD a. ST.. lt E. g. e.
HoyS' N III CAlf. ss-in r-r 1Ip double
sole ard ~. Bass-. IN sizas q. 8. Nsu-
day onlyl 9.
Iaushst cal calf ssamr ss 80 RAJ.
G1ahle Il ard taps $50 il. l. Mon
las cnly lis
Meas u q CsIs RAJ Seamless. TSP
dou'als saN ard gap. $3.50 s. IL. Mo5tay
euiy. SIS,
rhe sesr Aarxasn II ~" ,ttN IN \ gen
tleusra' Co\ -ssss ssli l$i asrros asa
s,uzfs to-. " Noadse arle s.
Ladies Rgbhsrs. Aoa3s3 osl,. lt,.
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Mascot Kid Gloyes

The newest and best street Glove
made. In black and colcrs. Two large
buttons. heavy stitched back, would De
cheap at sl.2S, our price 81.
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MousseIine de Lame.

g. Fine Moussellne dc Lame. f1ne
'tb French fgefie, iighT colors, real
salGe g.. our price Sc a yard.
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New Veiiings.

The very latest. the Roentgen Wells.
with cream lace edging. al &c each.
Also new Nellings. In latest effects.
lSc. isc. &c. Soc. So. i5c yard.
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slater-tnrisen.

Al the residence of the officiating min
lister. John r. Damon. $40 Fifth avenue.
Friday evening, March IS. 1896. MI Harry
Slater and Mics TITLE Carlson. both OF this
rify
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Miss warren'- surprise Party.

A surprise party given IN honor OF Miss
Lena Warren by her parents was greatly
enjoyed by a number OF the young Iady's
friends at z5l First avenue last week.
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Birthday Party.

Miss Elma Bakers sixteenth birthday
will long be remembered by that young
lady. as II was celebrated by surprise
party given in her honor by her parents.
The house was tastefnlly decorated with
flowers and ferns and q well-arrange3 pro-
Kramne mapped out. AT IL O'Clock The
guests we're escorted to the dining room.
where the dain;iest kind of lunch was
waiting for them The yourg hostess was
remembered with many pretty presents.
The guests we're: Miss Claire Lynch. Miss
Elsie Ogovlie. Miss Ella Alhae. Miss Lii
liam Ogovlie, Miss Vesta Morrison. Miss
Violet Abrams, Miss Stella Cornwall. Miss
Mildred Abrams, Miss Bernice Foster Miss
May Abrams. Miss Agnes Hilen, Miss Susie
Murray, Miss Louisa Murray. Miss Lottie
Baker. Miss Elma Baker. Mr.. Ed Bean,
Mr.. Ber- Albee. Mr.. Charlie kinnear. Mr..
Ross McCausland, Mr. David Ansilee, Mr..
as&s MeE&sss.aEd iIA- Harry Osborn, Mr..
Norman Ogovlie, Mr.. Chandler Seavy. Mr..
Aubrey Seavey, Mr.. William Murray Mr..
Fred knight, Mr. Max Holmes, Mr.. George
knight. Mr. Ed Baker. Miss Julia Baker.
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rhsS> SkfefsSNf saw - t180lxUA Qx{2k1Ux
party to eight younS lady friehde last weck.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Taylor. az whats
com, were visitors 10 the city last week.
Mr. John q. McMiilan, Of HcQulsm. vas
anaens the visitors To the city last week.
Mrs. F. D. Heussss. Of 0lympla. 10 the
guest OF Mrs. G. W. Ssetssu of Beacon
Miss e A. Ran. II Portland visited
fr,eEas IN this city for several days isst
Miss Edna pursin. OF Tacoma. i shs
Eues, OF MRS. Harry elise. d Highland
Mir. A. N. cadlen left on xszday for
future.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. p. Flynn have l.f, 70,
nenily,
Miss Kate McGrau win vaslt Mlss Helen
Fairfax McNanEhs in this city during tbs
coming week.
Mss Judith Hughes expects q ieaxs
soon tor a visit 10 relatives and biende
Little Miss Clara Hanna. who has bsen -
~ fog several weeks. 10 again ah,e 70 AZ
tsld her school
attack OF TYPHOID fever Il her home on
Fourth avenue,
Mrs. s J. yerkes left on Thursday Tor :
ehurt yis1 to Mrs. James II. CAusten II
1oft townsend.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Johnson, a. Ross-
,snl, - s. we're suests 81 tn Stevens
The Fer,nightly Club met On Friday al
The ressiepoe Of Mrs. Il. l. Haaine. On
Highland drive.
Miss Viola Conner. Of La coaner, & IN
the city. visiting II the home of Miss
Alma tsrinkran1.
x, Mss = hlis a.. Of Por,lsna .f.ss xsskse
ha.te on Thursday.
Miss Hattie Z: Bray. win lsays for ssn
Jose, CAT, on "Wednesday TO vio1t her eto-
ter, Mrs. ]. G. Lewis.
Mr George Mel, Brown, social light
OF Vancouver and Victoria. wae 1t the
Rssnier-Grand last week.
Mr., Hal Tucker. Mr. Leslie and NJ. c. r.
Curtis. well known Young Tatema men.
sesas thursday in the city.
Mr.. H. 4. C. Thornton and Nf. Henry
Hughes. Of New York city. Waited IN the
city several days last week,
Mr.. aad Mrs A. B. Knapp. e. Portland.
were guests at the Rainisr-0rand several
days uGr.ng the past week.
NJ So Lcttie Hoffman and Ntss Anna
Mayler. Of Oak Harbor, were vtettin8
frsenas in the city last week.
I'll, The 7. e; @ clps VII! meet semssro.
between Powell and Bradley.
Mrs. Albert sherwood. who has been
visiting her mother In California Tor oevs
erai weeks. returned lasi week
MIR and Mrs. John n. DeereoFn, of
t.i..s'. "A. TORE part IL he sssS
Mrs. Jessie NJ Alien 81 port rovnssuA
Is IN the city Waiting Mr.. and MA r. O.
6layton. at Marion And Third stteete.
Mr. Clarence Brownell. formeffy ~ this
city. 10 now living In New York, where ~
~. 80 ~. I.s.. al. ~ ~, vs,n
epsnt several sew i.ys n tbss cry al wseE
guests 81 M. and Mra. d. ". w05lnll1n
- An informal dinner carty wss s5xsa ~
IN "a hs,,Sass - - an n 49, fs5 ~
inc 20 na.andsy 49, 1s.ss.. ~ ~. J.
miss Eaisn aidei y fe1isS ~ ~ r ~
been vtstt,nG Mfes Mary r. - I'm IN U~9s
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Tho Taylor Surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs. David p. Taylor were the
resipients Of surprise party by the MEM
kcrs OF their lodge, Mystic Jewel. No. 10.
u OF R.. last Thursday evening. The
snerrymakers assembled at a neiglibor's
house and in a body stormed the Taylor
Fame on Rainier street, and took the oc-
eupants completely by surprise. They
we're given complete possession OF the
house and kept the fun going until mid
night. Every one came provided with
lbounriful supply of refreshments, which
were served during the evening. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs, David P. Tay-
iur. Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Ball. Mr.. and Mrs.
". 3. Sharp, Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Rnnkei.
Mr. and Mrs. c. W. Franklin, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. Heath. Mr.. and Mrs. J. s Holmes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J. Bailey, Mrs. Eta
sharp. Mrs. J. F. Brewer Mrs. II. c. An
derson, Miss l.. E. Walker, Miss Lizzie
albert, Miss NJ. Robertson. Miss Hazel
Bailey. Mr.. J. Laughlfn. Mr.. A. F. Whit
ney. Mr. Thomas D. Sharp. Mr.. J. +. Sat
terlee Mr.. Paul Higley Mr.. Joseph QUIET.
Mr.. Fl. c. Shaffer. Mr.. Louis Gilbert
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-15
An Afternoon with Eminent Women.

The Classic Culture Club held ore of its
most ENJOYABLE meetings on Saturday af-
te~nonu at the residence of Mrs. Frank
= Lewis The afternoon was spent in re-
viewing and discussing the lives and works
of some eminent American ladies. as the
following programme will show;
rEfa ~ susan n Anthony ..... Mrs Coz
PAPER on Mrs Sianton.-.-.M Miss Goodsaeed
Lie Of Mrs LivermoF~- Airs Briefly
papsr on Mrs. Blake Mrs jeffrey
Yafe Of Mrs Willard Mrs lFWls
LIE OF B~lva lockwood ---..--. Mrs Fewie
Review Of Lucretia Mott. Mrs, Raser
Lacy stone blackwell -...-.. Mrs. Ratrous
The paners were exceedingly we'll writ
Ten and great interest was manifested by
the members present. who were: Mrs
Rrserlv. Mrs. Cce, Mrs Ely. Mrs. Lewis,
Ms Mitchell. Mrs. Philips. Mrs Raser,
Ms Sturg,ss. Mrs. Rockwell. Mrs. Water
house Mrs. whitney. Mrs Tarcy, Mrs.
WafrcuS. Mrs. jeffrey. Miss Goodsreed-