davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The record-union., 1897-03-24
An American Released From Prison

HAVANA, March 23.-Francisco T..
Casanas, a naturalized American citi-
zen, who has been confined in the pris-
on at Sagua for nineteen days, has
been released from custody.
The record-union., 1897-03-24
Tails Between Here and OrovilIe.

SAN FRANCISCO, March pa
railway postoffice will be established
on and after April 1st between Sacra-
mento and Oroville. The present sys-
tenn of sealed pouches involves consid-
cradle delay in the delivery of mail at
all points between these two places,
and is a source of considerable incon-
yenience ito residents of Butte and
Yuba Counties. To these counties the
new arrangement will mean a great
deal
The record-union., 1897-03-24
Sierra Railway.

OAKDALE, March 23.-Several hun
dred head oil stock with grading tools
for the Sierra Railway Company of
California arrived to-day, making
things lively. The first inStallment of
ties and rails and forty cars for the
same road arrived yesterday.
The record-union., 1897-03-24
Greater New York Charter Bill.

ALBANY IN. Y.), March 23.-The
Greater New York charter bill passed
the Assembly by a vote of 11S to %. 1t
will come up in the Senate tomorrow.
The record-union., 1897-03-24
Special Sale of Millinery and
Ribbons Tomorrow.
Spring Capes.

The novelties for '97 as we'll as
cheaper grades are in. Stylish
TAILOR made with Self-Strap
effects. or the very fashionable.
handsomely braided Cape of cloth
Will be the greatest sellers. They
are in all the newest colOrings.
cOacnman reseda, hunters green,
tan, brown, heliOtrOpe, red, gray,
navy and black. Besides these
are the Silk Capes in plain or
br0caded, trimmed with lace
chiffon and ribbon; very dainty
and fluffy. Inspect the complete
assortment and price them.
The record-union., 1897-03-24
Died Before the Order Was rIade.

MODESTO, March 23.-In the Super
ior Court this morning Judge Minor
The record-union., 1897-03-24
Black Dress Goods.
ST Yard.

Twenty-Five pieces Black Wool
BrOcaded SOliels and Canvas
Cloth, 46-inches wide, all with
rich handsome luster designs,
exact representations of those
beautiful silks now so popular for
skirts and full suits. Exceptional
values at 81 yard.
The record-union., 1897-03-24

Another quality of these Innings
in the same new bright cOlOrings
such as are required to brighten
up mOire or watered effects. Has
the appearance of silk.
zoe Yard.
The record-union., 1897-03-24
Ladies' Tailor-made
Suits.
So so Suit.

A very durable Suit in tan or
navy blue cloth; jacket cut blazer
or ny. front, full silk lined and
has the new style sleeve. The
skirt rustline lined and bound,
and hangs we'll. Splendid value
at So so.
The record-union., 1897-03-24
New Innings in
Domestic Department

Wash Innings, long felt want
supplied at last; comes 38 inches
wide, in all the popular new soft
spring shades for lining and
tinting organdies. lappets and
all lacy wash fabrics.
1Oc Yard.
The record-union., 1897-03-24

Ladies' Dress Trunks, SO inches
long; Made of thoroughly sea-
s0ned wood, steel bottom, MALE
able iron corners. hardwood
cleats, patent Yale lock, two
trunk straps, two trays and lined
throughout. Altogether trunk
that is made for wear.
Only So IS Each.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

whore values ara Inducements we
MI. ~asf sou Shoes ouF pTsefs Are
rsxns unr Nozsds welt se4ecEa4, ana
sevfrs the very latest
.sssi around We VIII - yo4 aim
eonsfart 30 taot ans purse.
"A -st-s Ms rsne Russia 60 Rails.
.-sssa toe. reeailar prsce tAasa MessaAS $
s2sa.
- ne4~s Meas T.ne CalF Dress Sa1-as.
Terrat stetes - toes. TssuaAy Sa-eo
sss,es. - aasas s. ecil. -.-. .--.----..
si.sa-
"a n,f~s f.as.ns Grove Gra1n ard Feo-
nsa G~aia. pan sues- sstssz.la every
sAv SHOES reEassr prtce s =. Mofa-
DAYS sEr.ciA4 .s-..---...--. .ss-.s- l. '--.
A csnap.es~ lire - Shoes ~ tsoys
- x.sssfhs juss ir CsU an6 exs rnlne
~s NgN soes. ana IN eserS arc eN-
- Ire ~ Chna's aas Mlsscs'
71-s-k E.s ART coffee tosssrea Sseess
Msr1sy spscsA-. - a. s's-l4'=- -
leE -.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Nsilea Dept.

d.
A'a'sas Sse1k'ne' Shields. &c Sc and
>r pair.
tsiFttsen Sklrf Hi1 Sing. 81 cotors. re-
weed fron 70 - ................-....
&c bunch
warmers Feather Bona redsg.s.s from
Ha % ,...........-..........
80 n yard.
t.sSfca's Black ana N1,kes-r,s ssea
SAtety Pms. FOG p. O. ana .........
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

ss-fnch Bleached or Uahleached Mus
IN. only 4irc,
71-irsch Standard Sheeting. only lsiac.
SI-inch Standard SheetinE. only iSc.
s2-inch Full Hieached Pillow Casing.
cn1y lie
ss-inch Tun Bleached Pillow Casing.
ouly Iec.
s9xls Pure Linen DAmask Towel.
heavy Monday i2irc.
s0xe3 Turkish Towel. iSc.
Blue and Red Checked Glass Towel
irE. or}y @src.
A Heavy Linen Crash Towe.ing.
vureh So Monday Sc.
4 Pure Linen R8sssia Crash, nothing
ike e for she bathroom. worth l-Sc.
only s..
Ne ssEil have a few pairs Miners
Ria nlsets. worth s. ~ a palc. We wfN
csose them cut ~ so
Good Rlezchea shaker flannel, only
Sirc yard.
50. Yards best 71sc Outing FIAnnels.
mil length. Monday Sisc.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Mr.. and Mrs. CriSs n. Frasch enter
tanned a few friends last Tuesday even-
ing In honor OF their seventh wedding an
niversary. Music. dancing and pro-
gressive whist. interrupted only by DELI
eieus refreshments. made up a happy even-
ing. Mrs BoTnton and Mr. Herman won
the first prizes. while Miss Grimes and
Mrs G.iimer won the consolation prizes.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. A.
Herman. Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Giilmer.
Mr.. and Mrs, a. F.. Borntan. Mr.. and
Mrs. w kozlowskl. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II.
Blain. Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Hardy. Mr.. and
Mrs. X. W. Maidment. Miss Agnes Kox-
lowski. Miss Bluna Grimes. Miss Lena
Koziowsd. Mr.. G. j. Maldment Mr., +.
Plowman and Master Otto Frasch.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Ladies Cotton Ribbed Hose double
hees and toe. special for ...............
Monday zoe
Ladies' Naco Black Cotton Hose. two
thread. extra value ..........-..-......
At I5c.
Ladies' Cotton Egyptian Yarn Hose.
silk finished .........................
Only 2Sc.
Ladies' Black Cotton Seamless Hose.
Tor Monday .....-.........s..-.....
Only 1-2c.
Boys Heavy Ribbed Hose. extra value
AZ Use.
Chiidren's Ail-wool Ribbed Hose. dou-
bic heel and toe .......--....-..-.......
Special Use.
Chndren's Ribbed Cotton Hose. IN ali
sizes. a. .-4.--.......+....-.- -...----..
Sc. lac. hoe. II lac.
ChlidFcn's Tan Hose. in al sizes, az.
I5c "A pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

One Of the most pleasant events OF the
week was the musical and entertainment
Of the Young woman's League ~ Ply
mouth church. which through the cour-
tesy OF Mrs. L. - Gilman WAS given at
her residence at 6l3 Thirteenth avenue
south last Friday evening. Mrs. Gilman
was assisted by the committee or tho
league for the southern division or the
city. composed or Miss Hall. Miss VIII
son, Miss Atwood Miss Harris and Miss
Wood. 10 whom great credit Is due in se-
curing a programme Of special merit and
other pleasant social features for the en-
toyment OF the evening. \ spirited contest
for the correct Interpretation 81 initiated
characterisitcs OF noted people caused
great amusement supplemental lists he
ing necessary 10 determine the final win
ners. Miss Dorothy Smith and Mr. T.. c.
Gilman were awarded the head prizes.
The following was the programme:
Piano soao-selected .....................
Rs,ta;ion-..An5 ne Nh DIN Ma Fon atwood
Booth -. Col. n. II. Lindsay
Baritone solo-"Becaasc / Leave Yen.
Dear''-Hawiey. 'Awaker'-Lynes
-"Characteristics
Character song ...... Mr.. e. E. Simpson
Violin sol.o:-- M a .ll.Amltie.
Saave'-Franz Neruta ..............
Mr.. Aubrey Levy. accompanied by
Mr.. Eugene Levy.
-
Lohn. 20. Happy Day'''~Gotze. =.
.........,...... Mrs. u. A. c. Rocheater
One OF the most enjoyable events OF the
season in church circles was a party
given by Miss Settieton's class OF Ply
mouth Congregational Sunday school.
Saturday evening. March Is. at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. VI. r. Perry. 3ls
Tnfrtieth avenue north. The evening was
spent IN games and music. Among those
present were: Mr. and Mrs NJ. r. Perry.
Miss Nettie.on, Miss Mahle Nettieton.
Miss Matte Harris, Mise Sadye Kellogg.
Miss Iaude Giasscock Miss Janet Perry,
Miss Maye Perry. Miss Marie Settieton.
Nss Bertha Dishon. Miss Francis But
ton Tlss Kelley Miss Ufcrnsenea Cot
ehetf. Iiss Charlotte Perry. Miss Marian.
Mr. Frank Gardner Mr.. Cyrus Drew.
Mr. Frank Brown, Mr.. Warren HaEtie.
Mr. Waiter HASTE. Mr. Bert Kelley. Mr..
Ed Button Mr.. Otao Callahan. Mr. Harold
Post. Mrs George Shons. Mr.. Jim Kei-
logg. SIR VIII htf Mr. Glen sizer. Mr..
Charley Treen and Mr. Frank koepfii
There was a social gathering az tbs
North Seattle Baptist church last Friday
evening II was the FIRST of a series 20 be
given by what "a known as divisions. ths
idea heIng 20 divide the congregation
into divisions to contain twenty members
each. to give a social ~ which 30 must
- donated Each member must hand in
81 and tell how he or she earned It. This
must be told N rhyme
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

nightly. are seout 20 remove fro-n Seattle
- take - their permanent residence IN
California 1t was therefore deemed ittiax
thai her friends md nesghho~s IN that
quarter q the city, among when are num-
heeed the members o. the rortaiEhtly
cab. should take this last occasion az ,ss-
tlsyfnS saelr good viii toward = worthy
retiring member. Invitations we're Extend
81 20 . nanlhar not members ef the club.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee had previously been IN
vsted to paSs the evening Informally at the
Saeafs home. ard uron shsir arrival were
aSaeTea into the library. There was moth
lag - indicate that large company was
concealed IN The psrior and aslsslc rsorn-
After some conversation precanceTtef
sig1al vas given. the dividing doors were
throzn open. and 20 the strains OF music
which suddenly burst forth the waiting
company marched lato the presence OF tho
asfonlshe6 visitors. Much naerriment en-
sued, and the evening was spent In de-
lsghtfal manner. concluding With dainty re-
frcshgRenis.
Mrs. William Cowan gave |. birthday
party IN honor oT her baby son Harry last
Wednesday from 90 a. her home on
Gladstone street. Isatana. The LITTLE peo-
pie were given the sweetest kind OF A
spread whish they enjoyed with ali their
childish hearts. Master Harry occupied
the seat Of honor at the head Of the tahie
and Was rs busy gatherlng IN the goodies
as were his guests After aftag their lit
tie stamaehs the tots played about thu
house until going home time The little
people present were Frankie wittennaevar.
Isottie Moore. Laura and Eden Phillips.
Letitis. Anna and Gardner Marlowa. Ma
bel, Edith aad Maud Copestlck. Hazel and
Reaa Cewsn. Tommy Davis and Master
Harry Cowan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

G Hughes. Mrs. r. r. Alhertson. Mrs.
W. l. Benham. Mrs. \. B. Stewart, Mrs.
Charles n. Stimson. Mrs. oyerton. Mrs
Humphrey. Mrs Thompson. Mrs. Rollins.
Mrs. Meen. Mrs Edwin Hughes. Mrs.
Strudwick Mrs Lowman Mrs Strout
Mrs. Murray. Mrs. Sharples Mrs. T. VI.
Hardin. Mrs. W. A. Mcdonald. Mrs. l..
b. Stedman. Mrs. Columbus r. Tyler
Mrs, Clark the Misses Hanford. the
Misses Furth. Miss Fannie Munday Miss
Elise Erookes Miss Olive Baxter Miss
Louise Hayden. Miss Collins. Miss Grace
4 lien. the Misses Thompson Miss Read
man. Miss Graves. Miss AIather. Miss
Manly. Miss Thorndyke. Rev. ID. c. Car
rett and c. w. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry 4. Kyer enter
tanned score OF friends last Thursday
evening al their home. 6}2 Boylston street.
in honor OF Mr.. Kyer's sister. who ia here
from Ann Aroor. Mich. The FIRST part Of
the evening was spent IN naming adver-
tisements. Miss Alice Fisher and Mr..
Wesley Young received first prizes and
Miss Ida Smith and Mr.. Irwin consola-
ton prizes. Mrs. J. Augustine told the
story or the crooked moutbed family in
an amusing manner. and then turning
the lights out IN the drawing room. sang
a ghost song \ dim. ghostiy light came
In from the hall. and the song was sung
SO eNeFtlNeiN mat the EllItlAA was EfSttt1
with shrieks OF terror After refreshments
had been served the remainder OF the
evening was spent in dancing.
Rev. Francis Goodwin. from Hartford
Conn. who with Mrs Goodwin is stopping
a few weeks In Seattle. viii preach this
morning at ST. Marks church. Rev. Mr..
Goodwin IS one 81 the best known OF the
Clergy 81 the Episcopal church through
q "a
the father Of Mr.. william Brownen Good
win. the well-known Young society and
college man OF this city.
Last Monday afternoon AIRS. Tohn Col
iins entertained the French club az her
residence. corner OF Minor avenue ard
Cherry streets. THE attendance was large
and a very interesting reunion was held
Prof Constant led the c3nversaus1 an1
reading. The next reunion Will lie to-
morrow fMonday) az the home Of Mrs. IT.
clay Eversole
The Tuesday Evening C!nch Club met
This week with Nj and Mrs. z. W. Price.
whore A pleasant evening was enjoyed az
their attractive home In Renton addition.
The successful players were Mr. Charles
2 Burnside and Mrs william d. Per-
kins Mr and Mrs J r NacDousau viii
entertain the club nexs week
Mrs. T. T. Burweli entertained st cinch
Wednesday the following ladies: Mrs T..
". Price, Mrs. Fred Johustone. Mrs. G.
Z. webh. Mrs Van Tuyl. Mrs. l. II.
Gray. Mrs j 3. MacDougall. Mrs Henry
Fuh-ruan. Mrs. E. 2. Blaine and Mrs.
Harwood Morgan.
Ms Bailey Gatzert vas at she Rainier
Grand last week She expects TO leave
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Akron Check Ginghams. for Monday
Hli9 s-..-s-s.t--,...- .~...--.s.-.--..-.s..
= lac a. yard.
SPr.ag Zephyr GlnRhams, fast co'ors,
he Ike quality. our price - only ..-.
I-:c yard.
Ssteen Finished Prints. in lght and
ark eolorlngs. pretty and dainty
hSares, only ......s-.......-.t,.....
&c "a yard.
Marguerite Crepons. the newest thing
u cotton crepon. Rll in evening
s@fSNes 0fAy s.s4.+sss..s.-+..s+.,. --+r--.
Zoe "a yard.
Cprionet pmltles. in light and dark
FfgnEss, With small and pretty de-
slsAs, special for Mondsy. only ..-...
&c a yard.
Aest quality Pun'ab and Sea King
fsrcsles. "a light and dark grounds.
Inches wide. warranted fast cogcrs.
IL lac IA yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

F.eass' Heavy Gray Mersuo CrGer-
wear. only 60 each.
Meas Heavy Derby Esssa~st Under
vsssr s-hean al txN. special fcr 80 each.
ssssssI auaa4ry Mixed NoSA AID Cof toH
49,. ss.s-ks AZ =, s, and Sls-e a pair.
Mes White liens tched HAEstker-
chiefs crlv s. each.
Meas Whs.a HanGSa-chiafss only y
each. special
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

All-Wool Natural Gray Underwear.
special SOC, value as.
Ladies' Ali-Wool Scarlet Underwear.
reduced from si.0o 20 75c~
Ladies' A-Wool Ribbed Vests and
Pants, reduced from Tis 10 l9e.
Iadles' Camnrs Hair Underwear. re-
duced from $i-15 20 sl.00. for Monday
only
ladies' White sil-Wooa Ribbed Vest.
reduced from 81 s. TO sI.00.
chHdren's Camefs Hair Vests and
Pants, N az sizes. from &c up.
Boys and children's Gray Sanitary
Vests and Pants. In AL sizes. from sc
UP 10 50c garment.
DR.. penton's ChtldTen's Knit Blur
Gated Hygiene Sleeping Csarme uts. IN
all sizes
Infants All-Wcol Vests.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

All our odd pairs OF I4ace Curtains
and portferes viii b. placed on sale
Monday a. less than cost price
% per cent. OF on al our Fine Brus-
sells Net Curtains,
Chenille and Tapestry Table Covers.
a. = cover now Sc: 81 % cover now sc.
The last opportunity 70 buy these
goods AZ this price.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
surprise and Bsrthaay Parties.

Al agreeable as~rrfss. zarnssaat ozt ~
sha gvuaf order was tsnfers1 Nr ARD
Mrs. Frank p. Lee Or iaKs "Wednesday
exsrfrr sgw the Hz5s@s ~ fhs FpTtntEnfIy
s-gsh nas tnxefher wfta the3r naabasHz.
sszersefEsss a she hosp table horne q Col.
sra Mrs q ~ Szezfs. or Gseen Anne nEfi
NJ ara Ms L.. TIE after q whom -
ore q the values members q the Fort
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21
Muslin Underwear.

ladies' White Canbina tton Skirt and
taH'nise, With fancy embroidered
ieSe. worth s. = .......................
Only Use.
ladies' Co1lttna',oa SKIRT and Chem
- trimmed with s-inch embroidered
hSanoc fancy yoke, value Sl.55 o..
Only SIPS.
"essa Umbrella Skirts. extra wide. IA
-Aln me trs'. henstttchcd. ex-
"a value $i.-a. eur price for....-....-
Monday 3tic.
- 1ies Gowns. with fancy woke % ON
seaesy. worth So. special for Mon
s 's.t..-t .---s..-..-.. .-..,~s.-.+.-----.
ouIy 5tbc-
tew naore - orr Muslin Drawers.
- iacA>, Faius 80. special tor
''A'@f --..-.v-s--,.. .--.---......-+-.-.
iSc a pair.
Aa'sss' Cambria Co-sst cover. value
- trsFrtts- +------- .--..... ...ss Geese
Mondays price zoe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

With Mrs g z. Remsserx on Draco
street. Fremont. TEE subject viii be
Household Economics"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

turn shortly for another extended visit.
Miss Hubbard is popular In Seattle social
circles.
Mrs. II. c. Henry Will leave shortly for
the East.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

rAneh Lowell Storm Serge, in black
snly, special for Monday only.
IT lie "a Yard.
pousse width Black Nohair. small
aos yrcty designs. and only.........
i0c IA Yard.
sinh Al Wool English and Scotch
cAevio;s. Ia light and dark colorings.
sa'y .....--..-- ....-.--...--'-s-..---
25c "a Yard.
s4nrh All Wool Habit Cloth. in dark
cclors only, closing them out Tor. -
35c Ward.
An assortment OF new Cheviot
Cheeks. Just the right size OF
check for early spring wear and oniy
S5c Yard.
Fne Back, Brilliant, Lustr0us and
shsnY Aohalr. a inches wide. in an
elegant design. which usually retails
for SC a yard, our price is..--...,.-..
zoe Yard.
Exh Class scotch Chevlots. Euaran-
heather mixtures an new goods. ~
iafses wide. and only 49, .-..........
soc "a Yard
A special sale on silk and wool French
PADS. IN new assortment 81 coli
eflggs, and All fast colors. worth 81
yard, ore sale Monday for .........
Gipc "a Yard.
Es have stia a few odd pieces left OF
.hae4 high class Novelty Dress
iosss which We had en- sale last
wesk ai ~ a yard remember, some
Of those goods have been sold as high
a. ~ a yard bur simply. they being
nasty all dark colors left from our
hse f8E trade-our loss your gain
= 80 -
EFF as there was the previous week.
tut instead ~ putting them up 20 the
ga prices again. We give you another
csanee-Flust make room for our
nsw spring efoek~-untii sold .......
DE "A yard
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

A Sateen Finish Print Wrapper. well
made, worth 81 25 ..........s...
Special for SIC.
House Dresses. OF good quality Ger
man calico. with we'll fitting waists
ana fun skirts, deep hens. wrappers
In medium and dark cosors. pIair, and
trimmed. worth $50 ........-..........
Only Sf.25.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

An elegant oyster supper was served at
the residence % Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r.
Fowler. OF Bcylston avenue. on Friday
evening az : o'clock 20 the following
friends: Judge and Mrs. s. :. Carlisle,
Judge ana Mrs. A. H. Foote Mr. and Mrs.
John l.. Cole. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred IL.
Peterson. MIR. and Mrs. Harry 4. Raser.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Mrs. N. w. Fulton gave a very pleasant
luncheon Wednesday at her cottage on
Lake Washington. IN honor Of Mrs Henry
King and daughter. OF Pittsburg Tho
guests present We're: Mrs King Miss
King. Mrs. Charles r. Patterson Mrs f..
+. blaine, Mrs. Ehen Smith. Mrs. James
Nugant, Mrs, Charles Kitchen. Mrs. Mum
day Green. Mrs. George Moore. Mrs r. n.
NJ Miller and Miss Shumway.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Ire wednesday Afterreou Club Eaes last
vsak ain Ars r. l. Pops. r.. vermont
street Clearwater. The ssssten ~As
taken gp pr hespally wifn unfinished BUS
fs,rss Fer tire aEraTnc8u's staaF toe
members read ara discussed 'Aaesseia.
ans tie rexlsx az Fist9's feF2a6lc Hss
cenclulses2- TIE Eexf place - meeting Is
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

TIE peineeke Club held It's regular con-
cert last Tuesday evening at tae residences
o. Mrs. FIskan. on Terry avenue TINS
rsvagra-nrne which was in charge % Miss
raIraeIs ard Miss Bells Ffaken. vas
aurnrfaa 20 many IL consisted almost en-
tfrelg 81 national airs ~ England. Ireland.
qcet1ara ara Wales, and the programmes
themselves f,nre out the charming idea.
being decorated in Na}sr cqs9rs with fns
nawern ~ the nations. The eiub waz az
wfafeH ~ Mrs q. a. e. Rochester aut
Mfss Emma Banks - S7em the thsnks
- fee r1ssf, are aue Ms, Eochesfsr favor
- Al Nv ainrirg Love Hes Eyes. whIrn
vsas ore u the songs size rendered ~ ths
1varsasr fair. and fer an encore she re-
eeeusas vffh Per Boif"
TIE eaflre programme vas IS follows:
T,~4a for strings. National Air." Mr
Hughes Hias Williams ard NJ. Williams:
vocal a1so fa} MARY az AFgyiI' Scotch.
ara 90 NY Pretty Jane" tEn9lia1l. Mr..
a X Fxken. rtano SOLO. sSarenase''
fFng.lshl Mr. g. y Mayer Nhlsgirg solo.
aelsete6 Cscotchl. Mis- Banks vocal solo.
Love Has Eyes'' fEngi'shD Ms. q a. q.
Rochester. nfano SOLO Melodies" fscetchD.
Mrs. O. Klrk vocal daef. The Parting
Hour. CErx1ish) Miss Wifsier ard Mr.
Ffe-hers Williams. Voesi SOLO. THE Temp
ezs" GEeish4 Mr. ~ Is Williams: vocai
solos fsl THE Pretty Gtri Milking Her
f'aw<s ara o. The s.r1sskeen Lawn
rrtshl. Miss Frances FAlrnelf.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Miss Margaret F-tzahath Ash#0rth.
graduate % the university Conservatory
~ music. class - MAY 1876. gavs ner ars.
y~fvase musical recital - Duplix ersay
Afternoon ~ rar residence 81 Efrnwater
Tae programme q elEaf numbers was
WeH rendered. shoWing esFef8I and con-
scienssous work ca TIE part Of tss pupil
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Tae Last o. the series % meetings By
the Fourth Avenue waist Club was held
lase week A. ire home - Mrs. Fred
r,ein Fourth Avenue ard Madison street.
y being fhe closing uiGat rrlzes we're
ava rsea as follows FErsf Ars. Helena
Pag3mv ard J. II Robinson. booty Mrs.
Rgs}ason ard =. p George Refresh
rne9ta followed TIE 63sfribafion ~ p-iEes-
me Writer series has beer a delightfully."-
rleag ~ ore.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

The Kirness w-hisf Club was very pleas
aerfy anssrtaines - NJ kast TauEadsy
afternoon. TIE cFH8 wIn meet next
vre9naesav afternoon wish &rs. HaEna-
way Oh Norta Eoar.a at-ess-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

TIE Aietheuoneau Literary Society met
In society room ~ tAe university Friday
evening" There we're 81 uurGeser q visit
orz IN addition 20 members present fas
feature - tne evening being tae folio@tng
-.r.rransuse. piano solo Miss harr.
recitation. Mss Ailens poem TeFiss Ms
nnH- plano duo. Mlssas Sg9dsF. discussion
- tse subject o. physical culture. rs
uses ans abuses. Messrs MH~phina. hAF5,
Ahssrsou ard H8rrais. leaders.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Ms Hsahara who spent several
soalAs - SSzEtle Iasg summer. wAI 20
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-21

Mss Eve,yn Graves Is hes-g charming
s. sateTzslne4 ay IRE younger society set
q Los Angeles. Ca