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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
a USEFUL NUISANCE.
Small Boy and Big Fire Cracker Assist
the Police Department.

Small Boy and Big Fire Cracker Assist
tho Police Department.
AS officer Caprio was putrolling his
beat last night about s o'clock, he no.
tiCed negro standing in front OF Bach
rach's pawn shop, on Church street.
The actions Of the negro were such as
10 arouse the suspicious OF the officer,
who approached TO question him re-
gar'ling tie coat The negro, rs soon
as he saw The officer coming toward
nm. ran through bermuda street into
Fenchurch street, with the officer in
not pursuit, He proceeded along Fen
church, and when between Holt and
Mariner, dropped the coat anu quick
encd his pace in the direction of Char
ictte street. y small hoy was standing
near the spot where the coat was drop
ped. celebrating the approach nf the
holiday season by means or fireworks,
ana as the negro passed him the boy
thrcw lighted hrccrrckcr ITO the pave
ment, which exploded between the flee
Ing dnrkcy's feet. The fugitive, evil
IDENTIFY mlstoolt the report nIr that Of
the otticer's revolver and thought best
TO drop the coat and make good his
escape, which he succeeded In doing.
The coat proved to be the proptrcy OF
q wei known resident of Bcrkicy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

ing upon the executive heads Of the
several departments of the government
for information concerning the applica.
ton OF the civil service Law To their de-
par;mcnts and for an expression OF
their opinions as 10 what. ii any. nnii-
lic2tions ought to be made in il was the
subject directly under discussion. While
the system was pretty generally discuss,
ed, ii can he said upon the authority of
three members of the Cabinet that no
definite policy was outlined beyond II
determination to maintain the principle
OF the civil service.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
rIaIsr Gi,E:S 80 PRISON.
Surrendered by iii. EopGsunnn While
;It> appeal WAS Pending.

Philadelphia. Dec. 2i..Iohn u. Hart,
the principal owner OF the vessels of
the Hart steamship company, against
which vessels there have been many
charges of iiibustcrng For the Cuban
cause, vas this evening taken - the
Eastern rcnitcutiary Hart was con
victf1 in the Cnitcd States ni:tric.
Court several months ago Of aiding n
Cuban nlihuS:"ring expedition on the
STEAMSHIP I.aurada. and sentenced to
two gears inlprisonmcnt IN the Eastern
psniientinry. Bending decision on an
appeal to lhr United S.ates Court 0f
Appeals from this sentence Hart was
allowed his liberty under $1,000 bail.
To-day Jesse Iildridgc, one Of Harris
four bonIsmau. notified the Court ,hat
he desired IN be relieved Of his Sc
curity ana iIart's rearrest followed
Mr.. F.ldriIGa made no explanation of Ills
action to thr Court, and Hart was given
inc alternative "a furnish other security
or 10 go 10 prison. lie could not OH
tain ncw security ana in the custody
OF the United Sta.e IS marshal was taken
10 the prnitcniinry. Under instructions
Of the Court he can obtain his release
upon furnishing the required security.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
PARTITION or CHINA BEGUN.

Berlin Newspaper Makes an Admission
Embarrassing TO The Government.
Berlin Dec. 2l.-1>he Cologne Gazette
embarrassed tho government to-day by
declaring that the other powers would
soon follow the example Of Germany
and Russia, now that the par3ir;nn of
China had actually commenced Other
papers have expressed opinions in n
similar vein.
1t has been limited that Prince Hem
rvs destination is another Iuint than
kiao-Chou and that he Will receive tic
supreme command in the China seas
The Nord Deutsche Allegmeine z:ai-
tung hastened to issue a deniai 81, these
assumptions, declaring that they were
not warranted by The facts
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
LAr.T gi.s.A NUR nAII.oUs,
In" State department. EIns n Serious
DipI"tnntic Matter on It's hSandS.

Washington. Dec. 2l.--The Department;
OF state has undertaken an inyestis9n
ton OF two very d!sa%rcedble incidents.
thai may contain in themselves the
germs of serious trouble in the nca,
future. These are the killing by Japan
cse OF two sailors attached 10 the United
States fleet on the Asiatic station. lhC
rXlc, conditions under which the killing
occurred are nol known here yct,and the
state Department is trying TO icdrr
them through the United Safes minister
ip Toxic and The United States con-
Suls in Japan, preliminary 10 detcimin-
ing what steps shall hr taken 10 srcu:.
rspartlun, If II shall lie found thai The
knling was. rs is expected uniust!liahlc
rhc f2St killing was Of Il sailor named
Montgomery. formerly attnchcd To the
Yorktown, while She was on he ASia.iL
station, ana the las: was thjt OF Frank
Epps. II sailor. a native of New York,
and an apprentice on the flagship Oiym :
pia lie was killed at NaeEsaki. The
officials here have been advised of tnt
bare facts only, but following so closely
on The terrible assault at Kobe last Sep
temhor. Of It JlplncSc mob upon the
sailors Of the Yorktown. these Killing.
have arous d them to a determination tO
secure protection for our sailors IN
japanese poE;S.
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LsniIrnntl NniGN.
WlLLoUGlIBY SPIT LINES ENGINE
DISABLED

DISABLED.
the announcement that through SER
vice TO Old Point via the Norfolk and
NllouEhby Spit inc had been SUSPENDED
ioisa few days was caused not by an,
friction between the management of the
ocenn View line ana the Old Point route,
but by the breaking down OF the engine
OF the latter line, which has been In
continuous service, or Il fast schedule
Tor u year without repairs The com
rnny made strenuous efforts to get an
other locomotive, but being unsuccess-
mi In this section, .clegraphed for one
from Chicago, which viii arrive in a day
or two. Meanwhile. however, the Nor
folk, Willoughby Spit and Old Point
people hope to get mn engine from the
Scahnard Air Line to-day AS soon n.
they can secure locomotive their fast
and satisfactory schedule 10 Old Point
via Ocean View will be resumed The
road has been doing very fine bus
mess and the delay is exasperatins 10
its energetic management
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

N,v v,,. ~ ., ZOO
-
'I''"WiRE - the Cdpah version or
the battle fought al Yacta Ford, on
the Cautu river. on December iith last:
~,
,, Ne' '"t"uS'l '"s
lna't' ny oAptain <fliTe"o Rodriguez, a
Cuban insurgent officer, who is invalid
cd in this city. II IcI,s nf , c~;,shfr,,.
dars,t i,-n,o.
"b'.' my 'oi''''i'aH sr'le-
rl' lahuo. CAPTAIN Rolrguc@'s COR
respondent says:
~ part of C;rre,,,l C,,,,y,o
fo-co ,a, ,,. :
u''Nt i'tcu'ehih'-IOiphel sal
Faaor Rps. was holding The Hacta TOrd
OF the Cauto river. 1t was in,uortant
for Paudo's rorca !, ,.o,a, ~,
i'm or1nr "a.
Ni o'ucr laat rciniorcements might be
sent to the City of Hayamo. hesicged by
General Rolorf. General r,I,v!o r.,r
c,a's mn IN rorcn r.,s t,,.,
~ ~ ~ 'nei up
'NtF protecting lord threatened
pS Heheral'Pa General -Aldave. in
command OF 2.OOO Suarlsl i,r,,.-.
ueru,ars, !, s,,,s1r,n '"'''''t
= coo ,r,,n,;Ila InI,,,,,,. y. -, Va ~! anu
IN Iirht .ru,, 40, p, - 'Ii.,iio' "C!d
..SiotIGninr bis ,rt;j,a,.,. i'.yH.
commemorative ~, v' it '"e n-!s
opcnnd !, bot tira ~, 80 ~ -A!"''Nt
w|1r,... ~, -, ia, on tHt 'nSnt&ent
r,,ar nt ~ VI, - siUr nl The S3uil
,rto ;ha coya. 81 80 ~ n'in:''i9 'st'tsu
ford was nnon ro,. 80, $50 -" me
s3rr '''e 'i''"'''''"S pas
.NIdoya ,d,,,r,,,
try across ,ha fn,,d %I,'..''. %,I3i oi inLnn- ,o
ana amnumit,om '" baf,. ',,g'F TIT"
heads. the men hnim.. nrn,"ctna -. mt',
continued or,iiisr,r a. "a I,; ~" =! y
thai no cn,,lI r,St MA ,,,'. S SG%.aS
',t,i, Snt'u tl't hola ms position
l,isutnnont Th,,.ias tt,,,, H,U,,.ssL '",r!nr'
lean. Ia {;nner,i';salixtn e.. :, - .,''tr'
river uIrj;,nnn r,,,I ,t1 - !! = 'itt ,
tnrorgh ,hn rmon,y's ~ -. .t.ftti!
,,osyo,rn saf,i, D. ~ , o"t ",""r me
lie hand I,rriny from -, III ~ 49, '' :
dearly. MS thn can,,ni"r =, ,,, ra''
q dnncn,Iad ,rnr, MT, 80 ~ -
3 anro 'S9'7'-
..AIearwb;,n, C.c,oroI A,1o
5no mnrn ,on ~ f'r,,n i~"'"S''
and Cene,nl pando vi,r 49,, So
a; tIEs tf,nr n,.i,n ~ .'' ~
unnrr ror,i Gnna,,,i ,, r'I, "i'oH ~
nv pandn's movnmcrt L",.;i,', ~; "a "a
cn,,Id sn,rn n,,,,, - ,',ti - t'i"t ne
to Cal5neI cins ma sn,,. go IEtiS ,.,
C;arri, Win cr," ao6 ,,',,,,,,,, ~. ai 81 % i%,'S
down the river, This i,' rninrnr,a,,,a,.' ,','.'
small as II was. rcrn,,nl IN i,,I''.. . >
Tho Garnp6srr ~ ~, ~, -, ""i.a "i
ihni,. ci,rars vi,r ,r,-, r 60, ~, :
cia's mon thnv ch,r,,,,, ~ % {, ,'.'i
with In. bqynnr, ''hH'''S'
."rbc r,h,ns hnwo,.,r
ily outnumhnrcI ~, ~, -: >" l ig.iF
to give way bv IN" shnar v.;,i,, t"' 10 ty'' ~
onFn,,. G,, ~ 90 Sl!csi Nt!Sht oil me
under hin, ord C,,,ai ~ ~ rH MhH Shot
wounded slirhtiw ~ ,In M"S
Garcia,s ascnrt ,ono,a, ~. ~I'"!ei ~
with mochetns this -, .'e St,'. Sc
Snan;sh forcns ~ ~, "nu ~ nero me
while. '''"i
"Nbcn Go,oro, C,,i,,o r,
tbrourh Gnn",.ai u ,,iEo' I,',,|',' ~ vinrt'l snW
uppcr ford and rn5It,od -. ..''t,m -, o' ne ne
hard pressed il{r insT,.ro,,,S IN Wv Wv
In must hc he IiemstniH,, - :, ,,,, ~ ane hc
Eobj win 0o0 ri,,.oIr, 'tiu'"' .,,',' IS?uS !:
rcroyar;n,. er ..3,I,, 1mSt "S .iS Hpahish were
charmes and faii s,,i',',, ~ Ii.iIilSte ~ =
roar THROWING ,hn ,rr "nn'l ',r't ,
crossed ,hc rord INTO ',%"in nnnr, Mno ma"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
CITY IN PARAGRAPHS
Bricfest Possible Mention Made of
Many Matters of Interest. III


Many Matters of Interest.
Mrs. L. w, Pigott Is Ill at her resi-
dence, No. 439 Butte street. 35Ss
The Columbian football team and the
eleven of Shaw University will play.
football at League Park Christmas Day;
DR.. Henehett. who lectured 20 admir-
ably here last year, will give three mus-ss
ical gecitals at Epworth on Janusry s.
and I. 4 81
Miss Frances Hodgson has gone to-
Washington to spend the holidays with
her aunt, Mrs. Frances Hodgson Bur-;
nett. 5 Il fSiss
Miss Glenwood Robertson, OF VIII
liamston, ". c.. and Mfr. C. L. Ellington
of Norfolk, will be married at the brides
home this morning. sfSE9 SSs
Captain Crepo led the meeting at the;
Union Mission last night. He Is best
known as having crossed the Atlantic
in a sixteen foot boat. q KS ssEs5$a
Mr.. S. Scott Bosley, of BaltimoTe,II
brother of II. II. Bosley, of the Balti-}
more and Ohio railway. offices. was here
yesterday on his way to Jacksonville
fla, 10 accept position with the Cum
mer Lumber Company. s. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Mrs Mary Bird, Harrisburg, saws.
MY child is worth millions to me: Vet
Iswonld have lost her by Group had T
not invested twenty-five cents in bot.
tie of One Minute Cough Cure" II
cures coughs. colds and all throat and
lung troubles. J. NJ. Trotter, and r.. L.
walker Norfolk and Truift & Smith
Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Prosperity comes qnickea, - the man
whose liver is III good condition pc
Wits Little Early Risrrs ire f@m0ug
Gtise pills for coEGtipat.on. bilinusnoas.
indiEa"tNn and all stamach and liver
'sobis" J. II Tro@cF and r. l.. wal
h1, -EGrID!Ai ana r.u!it < Smitn.
i..ry.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
77@=--------@s---- :
STAND BY CIVIL SERVICE.

The Cabinet Decides 10 Maintain tho
Principle.
Washington, Dec. 2l.-To-days Cab
Inc; mce;inE was devoted almost entire
iy n a discussion of the operations Of
'n@ '!r.l service Law. The resolution
$50 by he senate last evening call.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

j. \. Perkins. of Antiquity, O.. was
for thirty years necdlrssly tortured by
physicians for the cu;c Of eczema. He
was quickly cured by using DcW:tt's
Witch Hazel Salvc the famous healing
salve for piles ana skin Diseases J. NJ.
Tro.;er aud Il. l.. Walkey, Norfolk, and
Tru.:t & Smith. serklcy.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
a u Us EHz ESI'S.

a
JAMES O'NEIIJ,-ThIs covorito
actor who appears ~ tha Acodoo,y %
AiusIc tn-r,o,n.5I,. ,,i.,t'. IN, ,,,.s -.
1r,-
.S irn'ns version oi the E.eat
peHd iToor. =, ''u,n"h, IN ~,
ocI,iavod ii. to .n;,, I'm
Ia,'s r;,,,,. Cr,,t - ''u'nl'' at 'io"-
lrrt,on IN hr,o,.,,.. a. 49, ,,, M ri'
revar.,n an ur,,ro co,,.,,;,,,,.,, ~,
,:tntv ,rd ,ntn .,.;,,,,.,i. .,,, ~ ~
;ha NAV i. M. - ni, ~, ~. -
pr;,rsnjnvrn ,,d .l,a tl,,,,i,,a,, - A., -
I,,ri. v.hn, n,.,,, H.. I,",e' ~; W
bitians wcra " a. , ~ ~ riii III
win ~. bnrrn,. ,rr1,oan - ~.
ana thc NAV rnf,nn.s ~, ~ 80. =.
life tho .rGcnt ,,o,,,- ,I,.or - j.,
trirut,,r a,i,;,i - 49,, ne -,
cassf,,I rl,..I ,rb,, Ut; orS. ~,
prod,Ir;ion havn hns,, inr.r T., ,l,,., lD
ton ana III" nanar ,mant has hSan a.
,rr,o, oync,,s, ana ;r,an,;,s ,ho ,,,.,,,;o
,TI5,>-ctT,yv r,i,> pr,Dt.r,,, c,o,,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

The Candy Kitchen needs no adyer-
t'sing. Everybody knows what their
goods are and where 1t Is. de1s-tr .
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Eurs. Furs, Furs. Furs Large
consignment from the manufacturer.
WALTER J. SIMMONS e. HCr, #
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

1t is easy to catch cold. and Just as
easv 10 get rid Of It II you commence
early to use One Minute Cough Cure ] :.
cures coughs colds bronchitis, pneli-j
monia and all throat and lung troubles
IT is pleasant to take, safe to use and
sure 10 cure j. NJ. Trotter, Norfols;;Ss 8
r. l., Walker, Truitt & Smith, Berkeley
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Established fact: The superiority OF
the garments made by Rudolphi &
Wallace, ~ tiJE3fs t-1I7 ~:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
!, - ncnney,s Christmas picin,rls.

entitled "a Merry Christina s. a large e..
richly colored l.thos'ra phi s. (read slls3 or
framinE with be presented to 3 e.Ysryss
customer on Friday. December "a iii & d |,
I[enny's Modern Tea Stores, aa92 NJ ain
street and southeast corner GhuTSh
and Queen streets. In the pic tIrs os
bright boys are portrayed wit i horn
and drum making things ilRely "a Xmas
morning. g4s te 22r3 ia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

I.arc consignment OF Ladies Furs
from New Y0rk-your chance. Nothing
like il. Prices no object. Must so.
WALTER j. SIMMONS &. co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Must be sold: large assortment Ladies'
Furs. Also Children's Furs at lowest
prices. 5s1 4 !. ), =
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

The mind made easy and the body
comfortable by wearing the garments
HudO!phi S Wallace make.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
" iirnttcf,

the great brain and nerve food, just
received at
POWELL & cos. 50 Market Space.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
-Ll-g.a .aia ~ s.4 f5 o ~
old SHIPS N TH !
REVENUE SERVICE
Nineteen Wooden HuIkS Hive Suls.
VIved Theif Usefulness.
SoHE IRON VESSELS NOT HUGH BETTER.
Many Are Entirely Unfit for The Duty As
signed to Them.

Personnel orIhcir onicers nnd Crcws
handicapped ms II Always Hns
Nee". the service Has Never FaiI-
ch 10 Respond Promptly nnd TO Efa
fcient.y Meet Every Call That Igas
fscen Mndc Upon It-ScvcrnIi New
Vessels Under Constructions.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22
HOLIDAY RATES VIA THE WASH
INGTON STEA MERS


D. ]. Callahan, agent, gives notice in
another column that on account of the
holidays the Washington and Norfolk
Steamboat Company will sell round
trip tickets 10 Washington at $3.50.
Tickets on sale December 90. 90 and "a,
good 10 return until January 9, 1898.
inclusive.
NEW ILLUSTRATED LITERATURE,
The Passenger DEPARTMENT OF tho Sea-
board Air Line has just Issued two new
Illustrated hooks: one entitled "Educa- :
t!on in the South" giving full and COM
pletc description of the schools, colleges
and universities along the Seahoard Air
Line; the other entitled "Winter. IIX-
curSons via the Sea board Air Line" in
which appears descriptive and illuAtrat-
ed sketches of the numerous winter
tourist points reached via the Seaboard
Air Line.
An exceptionally convenient feature
of this book is the arrangement OF ex-
cursion rates and routes to the principal
Florida, Texas Mexico and California
resorts. which show considerable re.
dnctiun in the total rates, especially Ia
Southern Pines, ~. c., the famous winter
resort. which was so well patron!zed last
season.
Copies of these books can be secured
by addressing y. J. Anderson. General
Passenger Agent, Portsmouth, Va, en-
closing five cents in stamps 10 cover
postage.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-22

Consignment Of Ladies' Furs " fls1i
New York. Sale Ia sts sotte ii sFles
no object, Must be sole
ga WALTER j. SIaf IlpNS eco
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14

members. the studio and art gallery win
be craheslisAesi with soan exhgAst a
vaics6le paintings b. celebrated artsts.
Interest 10 now ceateriHE around tn
forthcoming annual report Cor which
several rasr1hsrs are preparing desisas
20 osnocllisa the cover The requirements
are central figure OF maiden. WHO.
~itA surrounding establishment. sasl! -
Syr2oiic Of the league The Seattle
Art League and School Of Design Annual
Report. Nara 81, 1897" In appropriate
iegterlnx Is 70 be Included. In shape.
sitter press ard illustration the vo.08ns
WI resemble the holiday numbers 81 eur
seadinS magazines, II viii contain a
alstory OF ths do.ngs OF the league dur
t1g tee year snd handsome Illustrations
~ zar.e ~ the baSt work OF members
II order - secure the widest publicity
of the leagues facilities and the nj.
vsntaSes enjoyed by Seattle In the way
~ ara development. which are unsaGaIed
on the Coast outside % San Francisco.
the report vii BE- circulated gratuisously
throIg bout tae city and state Many
wlll R1sc % sent abroad. The slowing
Viii surprise many in view Of the uat.
Versal depression pervsdtng. ana noUner-
Gus ether drawbacks 20 the launching -
Scch an enterprise AZ this ianctQse. Tbs
success achieved IS mainly due TO shb
devotion and single mindeaness OF few
earnest workers. next 70 the pubic
spirit. encouragement and endorsements
OF the many.
President Mark W. Harrington, os tho
University Of Washington. lecgurod before
the Federated Wonlen's Literary Clubs %
the city Friday evening at Rialso hall ON
Wisdom Writings" A large and hriI-
liant gathering OF ladies snd gentlemeu
was present 80 listen 20 the eloquent edu-
GATORS discourse and al were amply re-
paid for Drawing the stormy weather.
President harrington will give one more
lecture before the federated clubs 90
March -. on The University Idea"
The Magazine Review Club met with
Mrs. l.. c. Gilman Tuesday. The mcecs
Ing was an interesting ono although saw
papers were read. A paper on ''Rudxsra
Kipling'' was read ~ Mrs. Gilman. one
on The Redouin ~ the Desert" by Mrs.
NJ NJ. johnson. and sSTSen written .ons
years ago By the president. Mrs. :. NJ,
Preston. the title OF which is "A Leak
From Lies Jour- all
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Each succeeding dance OF the Too-whss
Glib seems 70 be more enjoyable and bet.
ter attended than It's predecessors, ana
that Of last Thursday nxht was no en-
eeption 10 the rule The music snrntss>
ri by tho Verde string quartetta. was a
unusual excsileuce. Among those in al.
tendance were: AIR and Mrs. r. j. Fer~
guson. Mrs. Wright. Mtss Mae Glasscook-
Miss blanche dauhschsr. Misses Cove
Miss Minnie Reed. Miss Mile wo.s.
Miss Myrtle Wright. aflsw Addfe McRae
Mise Mckenzie. Miss rursess. Miss Matte
Fonda. Miss Farr. Mise frene whitcomb.
Miss Alice Walker Miss Street, Miss Ross
Parker. Mr. o. e. Parkhurss. Mr.. George
Pearse. Mr.. Dwight Stratton. Mr.. J. J.
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Bowman ard Mrs, I. w rntn en- East
Lake street On Thursday Mrs Bowman
z1c Mrs- E7-x gave luncheon n honor
q Ms and Mss Rogers. az whica the
Istsewsas were prcsent, Mrs Rexers.
Mrs J. 7. Ren&ls. Mrs - (. Bowman,
Mss Rogers and Mrs. Entr.
TIE french clzb wss entertained last
Aozsny afternoon by Airs. John Tenney
at her home On Squire avenue. As usual
the tine vas spsnt n conversation 4na
reading, led ~ Prof Constant Taa
f'renca language Is the only language
spoken by taR members q the club al is
weekly reunioas. waiCh accounts for me
sarlsfsetorT progress made by the pspils
az Prot Constant.
M. ard Mrs George VI. Pasehss ana
Mr.. EaSar Asnes have given up the STRAIT
ten herAe. corner 81 EoylstoE avenue and
Madison street and taken ne HuEhes eot-
tsse, en- me shores % Lake Washington.
r.x-Gcy. Semple and the Misses Senple
are living az the Wells home on Sixth
avenue.
The Queen Anne Cinea Club win nee,
tsrnorro~ night at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. n. ID. SrnsiIey. Fourteenth ave-
nue. west ard Comstoek street.
Miss Virginia Scurry entertained = num-
Der Of her young friends az cinoh last
Saturday afternoon, March & Ii was a
pretty juvenile AFFAIR.
The Tuesday Afternoon Whist Club was
entertained last week By Mrs. David Kel-
logs at her home on Madison sna Fifth
avenue.
The Irene Club gave small dancing
party "Wednesday night AT Norris saIi
corner OF yealsr way and Ninth avenue.
Mrs. Charles r. whissiesey er,trtainee
the ladies Of the Wednesday Afternoon
Card Club last week.
Miss Murray has arrived AZ her home IN
Underwood, after 6enghtfsl visit with
friends IN Chicago.
Mrs. Robert Palmer gave a delightful
musicale at her Minor avenue home Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Marion Garfield entertained few
friends RI her home on Marion sheet last
Wednesday.
Mrs Hughes and Miss Judith Hughes
have taken apartments at the Rainier
Grand.
Miss Seymour. % Tacoma. was the guest
OF Mrs. Charles Power last week
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
Anniversary Parties.

The annual meeting Of the Puget Scun6
Association of the University Of Illinois
WAS he'd az the residence Of N. r. Siau-
son last Thursday evening. The sssoeis-
ton is composed principally Of graduates
Of the state university or Illinois Those
present were: r. f. whitman. o.ympiae
q. NJ. Savage, Olympia; Miss Mary Page.
Olympia; Harry Savage. Olympia: Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Drum. Mr.. and Mrs. X.
J. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs @ w. Builard ana
s, F. Billiard all OF Tacoma; DIR. w. #.
Oliver. BCenna. and the following from
Miss Jessie Estep. Mr. ana Mrs G. IL
Lilly, J. f. Lilly, r. r. Hogardus. Mrs.
c. T.. Bogarius. Mr.. and Mrs 7. j. 10.
gardns Mr.. and Mrs. James Bothwelh
After doing justice 20 a Widespread tabs
number Of tossts were proposed by DR..
Oliver and responded 70 ny j. w. fang>
ley, J. J. Boxarius Mrs c. f. BowarduA
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Davis. @. w. BullsrJ
Miss Page and r. Buhard. The next
meeting win be held at Tacoma.
4 party OF personal friends OF Mr. ana
Mrs. NJ. weich surprised that worthy
couple several evenings ago ny appears
ing at their home. siS Twentv-first avenue
laden with good things. They stated that
they came TO help celebrate the eleventh
anniversary OF the couples marriage.
Wheh fhe4 aiG IN royal style SINGING
dancing and card playing, interrupted only
by delicious refreshments, made up =
happy evening. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs q. Erickson. Mr.. and Mrs p =.
Msdigan Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Hatton Mr..
and Mrs. r. McGon, Mrs. Mcdonald Mrs.
England. MrH Visit. MIRA. Rice. Mrs. New
hall. Mrs. Mayors. Mrs. Swardoun. Mss
Hin. Miss Buckley Miss Berry Miss Prlrn-
rose. Miss Wist. Miss Mcdonald, Miss DO.
Ian. Miss Campbell. Mr.. r. Week. Mr. A.
Visit. Mr. ". Visit. Mr.. c. Berry, Mr..
r. Berry. Mr.. 3. Berry M W. Mayouck.
Mr. l.. Randolph, Mr.. II. England. Mr.. y.
Doyle. Mr.. G. Rice.