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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07
Surprise and birthday Parties.

Mss Kate Eersin Vas surprised BY q
Number - friends la-- SAteraav utze-. Il
being FER itfa a.-tco&y suuivsrsa ~ Tna
following made up ta~ party. NJ. and
M HerEln Nf ard Nrs RoasffS. Nr.
ar4 N-s- Fs1rsys1n. Ne and Mr. Bur
Eass NJ nad 1lrs F5ayr M and Mr.
Er.saau Ar. aas AIS ETannea. Mr. ard
Mrs. RauSol~ ST. a1s Mrs Tterrav SIR
ans Ms We-naan. Mr. ard Ms Nc
Gsruis Mrs FOX. At-s Grsnn ara Ms
Terxf zex u IS Sadle Msfouck Miss %el-
lie Asyosek. Mss Nary Ersnaen Ms
Mary CsusSy. M.ss Cora Hlukel Mgss La
zee Hnse4 3flss Narths Tsr~i ger. a a
Hattie ErG4se, Mss Psael EElsx4a. Mss
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purss GOODS sAcnIFICE.

Basgalns that can't be beat Clos
snx out our entire stock OF winter
goods az one-halg price
six veivets. On ali cCioFs splendid
quality. worth tl.oa. this week 10 yard.
just received from England. newest
shades in Corduroy for street waists
and trimming the latest craze ouf, IN
fawn. olive. garnet. white and black.
ful = inches wide, worth SO, this
wesk de- yard a
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GREAT SACRIFICE or CLoAhs
ANn EAPt.S.

After stock taking bargains.
80 IRE tailor made Goats, rf~taic<Fi
% s. ~
ee00 nuc tsiser-r5fssie N'oaIs, Etao1col
20 $40 81
Tss.4frr,' Csuss ryaiucs3 from S.o.
S. Sd and Ss.oo 70 S3--5. st,la and 80
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ssinch Rustic TaGotas. only 6'se a
yard
81 lnch TwiNed SllcslRs. mil rem
nahts t. q ward
Frg.isa uair Goth. reduced 70 &c
yard
Heavy Az Linen canvas. i5c a yard
Flns tg-ssle SiaFssss, in ssll co.<ss. only
Ia ward
New Grass Cloth In hack and gray.
~ sleeve ana suserlgni0g. Only TIC a
yard
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Imported Fgcrch serge. extra fne
quality al wo2.. 6 inches wide. only
a. yard
sainrh fHs Black Monte Cloth
heavy Hnfrrigi- this makes an elegant
street costume. suitable Tor any sea-
son an wooi and only s9c yard. al
wavs sold az g.
Nor HarritE Cord. a fashionable
taius Ia black goods. only as a vard.
ArDo}d's Rest German Henrietta.
fsst black O. ani - inches wide. az
e.. ~ snd s. e ward. always retailed
from g. 10 g. Is i ward
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AFTER STOCK TAKING BAR
GAINS IN NOTIONS.

Hump-back Hook and Eyes. dog.
FOR Sc
French Horn BoEes. superior finish.
No at - doz: No. al 81 doz: No.
AZ 7lzc aoz.
Superior quality Whalebusle Casing,
Sc and los apisse.
New Dressing Combs at &c.
Heavy. stout Para rubber Dressing
Combs. f0c.
ComaiTsAthgn Hsirpins. &c box.
Fkzktiger stifch BTaid Sc piece.
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svsssss Ertts~sasis-rssl HafN1ks6chlets. al
fei-s i5c ard sc
A cleanup IN odds arsd ends THAT
vya woum NOT tng0ltory, I'D ihcfd NON
s. Iac and e, 20 =. &c and loc.
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SACRIFICE SALE on PARIS DRESS
rAITERNS.

Dress and skirt Patterns OF this SEA
sens most wanted fabrics tu fi4 :.
ana S-yard lcngthE former price lac.
s. SIS and s. 30 yard. VIII 80 Monday
a. rAe ~ N.s ana 1sE yard
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Persnnity Peafirne Ciub gave another
successful social IN G4g Fezoz han 1as-
evening Arrange nrnts are being made
for an anuiwFFsaTy BAH whiea wgI occur
on February 81 The ctgh has decided that
iris event wsi be- 1rasqns ball ard every
EFFORT Nl0 DC made - have II q success
TIE party given by re Tvanhoe Cub az
Brewers RAJ. WaNa Wa5iA addition. We'd
resdsv evening Eas ore % the most en-
ssvahta ~ he Nfrtsr SERIES. Among thcasss
present we're. NJ and NrR. c. . Laruea
Agr ard Mrs g. e. Marlrg. Mr. ard Mrs
= " Johnson Ms. and Mrs . " Chan6-
ler. Mr. ard Mrs Frank Paul. Mr.. ana
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AIRS. Frank W. CfaoGhne. Mr.. ard Mrs.
W. III Morris, Mr.. ard Mrs. n ". Bowen.
Mr.. ana Mrs T. +. Townsley. Mr.. and
Mrs. ". z Hutchlson. Mss Lamont, Mss
Hamilton ana ]. w. Erswer
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The Misses Spansau gave an at home"
last Wednesday az the residence Of their
mother on Minor avenue. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. SpansaH. Mrs
J. Campbell Mss Lena Argens. Miss Span
san. Miss z. spansan. Miss Cove. Mss
Angie Cove, Miss Doris Edison. Mr.. s.
Phillips. Mr.. +. Drake and Mr.. a.. Ed
mission.
Mr.. and Mrs Z NJ Carr entertained
about twenty-four OF their friends and
immediate neighhors very delightfully."-
Thursday evening az cards and an In
formal dance a pleasant feature 81 the
evening was some charming music.
A number OF friends were pleasantly en-
tertained Wednesday evening a. the home
% Mrs I. p. So.demaan, on Eldoraeo hill.
by her daughter. Miss Catherine. III cele-
hration 81 the iatter's 18th birthday. The
reception rooms were beautifully deeorat-
81 in chryasnthemums and English Ivy.
Dancing was the feature % the evening.
cards also being provided for those who
wished 20 play whist A delicious lunch
con was served about midnight in the din
ing room Mise Soldemanu being assisted
in presiding over the refreslment tables
by Miss CHASE and Mes Baxter THE
guests present were. Miss Day Miss
Chase. Miss Mowdon. Miss Baxter. Miss
Eifs Miss Mills. Miss Anderson. Miss May
Doyle Miss Mamie Smith. Niles Susie Sol
6emaun. Mr. g. Case. Mr.. Ralph Deutcher
Mr. g. s Van Ross NJ. Charies smith.
Mr. r r Mis- NJ. 8 f.. peAey. Mr.
Leonard Anderson. Mr.. Tom ;. Holden.
Mr. Mountrose Mr and Mrs. II. 5. Coss-
mann
Miss Ora Brown yesterday afternoon en-
tertsined the young ladies VITO made up
the sewing society Jas wear. Cue sFinR par
cells was the chief form o. amusement. A
score Of neatly wrapped packages we're
aispisye8 ard the guesff were required
30 write c5wn con lectures az 10 tnelT con-
tents This vas not az al easy. since the
size 81 A package had nothing 70 80 with
srs size o. xhat Fl contained ard no orc
had thought - take along an Kay.
TIE N.sEes coutts Informally entsrtafr-
Il 2 few friends Tnur@Gay evening at their
home tn Fremont TIE guests were. Mr..
ard Mfs Fielding smith Nr ard Mrs..
g. 4 Swift NJ ard Mrs p Coutss Miss
Robinson. Ms keetou Mss Carrie Ions
bury Mss LeHs Salft. Mr. J. II. safst.
NJ. J. ". Densmere
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NEW BELTS AND SIDE COMBS,

New Taruan Belts. l5c; harness
buckle.
New Cszsluroy Belts. plain o. leather
trSmnlss1 a. &c ard 10.
White Kid Belts Dc
New side C,ombs Sc pair.
New Sssle Combs. Fancy tops. at l5c.
2ac - and .src pair
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1897 SPRING LACEs.
1897 SPRING HOSIERY.

New arrival OF Spring Hosiery.
CniAireu'E S.saTrg1eSas fassf Black Rib
bed Hose. wCg~th Ice. 1ikc pair.
Boys ssEsi Girls Heavy kibls.d Seam
eszss Sc.sool Stockings. AL sizes. only
Zoe pair.
Boys and Girls Bicycle Hose. the
- ouality. i5c pair.
Ladies' F'lGI SetHn1ks<s Fast Black
Hose. extra heavy worth zoc, only lSc-
Ladies' Harrnssborf Fire Imported
Hose worth 25e only 1eC pair.
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Hom-e and Card Parties.

was Pleasantly spent IN games and music,
after which a dainty lunch was served
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NEW CARBOHYDRATES.

Ma7usacturers' mmple pieces from
s. Ci1n
Tlsr.as esssas-truss1r OF newest and
fr.f-i.sSf Fnstusazls o. The scoSon-
AZ rt-c worth So yaNt.
Al iac worth s8c yard.
Ws-ai.urr swiss ard Naluso0k En-
i,ralaersss at y. Dc. Ioc, lSc. i>c. @c
xar4 I'D
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OPENING SPRING FLOWERS.

Ie0 gross NtcAets. Monday = bunch
10 srruss ilrsss Viofe.is. only loo burach.
Fancy Satin NtohgtS. worth &c and
zoe. only &c and &c bunch
American Beauty Ross al JOG, lJc,
o.. L.. huu.ea
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avenue Tuesday evening Dancing and
cards were INDUCED IN until late hour.
Mrs. Ernest Carstens receiving the BOBBY
prize Refreshments were served during
the evening Those present were Mr..
and Mrs VI. o. Rex and Master Charlie
Rex. Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Barnes and
Master Freddy Barnes. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles f. Leibly and Master Louie
I4eibly Mr.. and Mrs L. Della Mr. and
Mrs Ernest Csrstens. Mr.. and Mrs J. A.
Carstens. Mrs.. Vena and Master Michael
Vena. Miss Lucus Miss Neyian. Mss Me-
Nuity Miss Murray. Mss Schwab. Miss
Bella Clark. Mr.. Moratto. Mr.. Johnson.
Mr.. o. r. Swanson, Mr.. T. H Henderson.
Mr.. F. Chandler. Mr.. T. d. Knapp, Nj II.
c. Williams Mr. s. A. Reed and Mr.
Charles r. Ehret.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Mayer we're pleas
antiy surprised AZ their home on Lake
street Wednesday evening. II being the
sixth anniversary Of their marriage.
most enjoyable evening was spent with
music, Singing, dancing and SOCIAL chat.
Among the features OF the evening was the
duet by Mrs. Berry and Mrs Boyer. ac-
companies on the violin BY Mr. r. Berry.
Those present were. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Mayer Mr. and Mrs. 2. J. Madi-
gan. M. ard Mrs. VI. l. Hau0n. Mrs
Berry. Mrs. Boyer. Mrs. Bragg. Mrs
Welsh. Miss Hill. Miss De We're. Mss
Iarin Miss Berry. Miss Russell Miss
Boxer. Mss Margaret Boyer. Mss Katie
We,ch. Miss Minnie MadiEan. Mss Leoia
Hatton Miss Katie Mayer. Mr. WO@ck.
Mr. Berry Mr. r Berry. Mr. r Berry.
Master Woeck Master Boyer. Master Hat
ton. Master Mayer. Mr.. John c. Mayer
very pleasant surprias party was
given Mrs MaDel BuEhuell m her home.
81 Lake View avenue. Thursday eF-sTl-
ting February 4 81 honor % her sixteenth
birthday. Tire evening was passed alta
various games ard music. A. IL cock
yer7-s hnlsfars were served. after which
games were resumed uDtG LATE hour
Those present were, Miss Ethel Hart
-s,ret Mss Carlisle Miss MABEL Cum
rnBngs Miss Mamie Graves. Miss Jusnlta
Edwar8s. Miss Msbel BlasareH Miss LIZ
sick Miss Ela AcFarisnd. Miss Bush
neI. Miss Mabel Hood Miss Bird Wpolel.
Mr. A Ba~h.e~ Mr WIZ LaudwheT. Mr..
Charles wright Mr. Rob BIHsheIl NJ.
George Hood NJ, Robert GHHHan, NJ
Cfa~ses Klnnear Mr.. Hau.e Van Eatken-
burg. Mr. Csaear Cummings. Gr. C~air
Blze35w. Mr e. Wo54in Hr Beckwith
and NJ Charlss Swanson-
Mrs. wIlHam Gall cesatratad her birth
day anniversary THURSDAY evening -
giving Al evening party ~ satoh t1e tos-
Ssvgfnr we-e present ar ard Mrs. WIZ
IAN Gan NJ and Ms. T = Fina. 4r.
ard Mrs. CseyrEe Auckland NJ. aa5 Mrs.
Harry Aackland Mias Wlmos Euj.ey.
Mss Alu.l-a Auckland Ms Esre2sa
Auckland Mrs S-xtDu. Miss sexton. Ar.
A + Br0Nn Nr. O. Ta@J1 ard NJ J.
Tweay. Card pAayiug. mussc ar9 dane
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l,rncheon was ss~veSi AZ a lass hou-.
These present w'er0, Mr. ard Mrs.. E2us~
Smith. AT SID Ms C. T. F~azey. Mr.
ard Mrs. JOIN Harol8 Mr. and AgrS IT.
nan. Mr.. and Mrs g. James Mr. ard
MTss All Goodwin Mr.. ard Ms john
Hil1eeTazaa. Ms Elmer steward &rd
Master Hsrry Steward. Miss ShTa3cr
Mss Lulu Haanes. Miss Enkiey. Mss CARA
l.ayeour-, Mr.. =, :. McPhe-son- Mr.. J.
Jergesor. Mr.. Pixley. Mr. I'd Hutchinson.
Ar. AI5s- Mccoy.
Miss El;tse Brooks vas pleasantly sur
erised a her Fremont hcnae Friday ev-
eniag By number % friends. Waist. par
sor games and dancing We're features q
A very pleasant evening. \ dainty Iunch-
eon Sas served about u o'clock, The conf
nAny Included. Mss Mahel CovtnSton, Miss
Pearl Haynes Mss Alice Tavio~, Miss
Gertie Smart. Miss Alice Covingsou. Miss
Meta Becker, Miss Alice Graham. Miss
Nests Morrison. Mss Florence Murphy
Mss Gertie Giles Miss Nellie Rlnehart.
Miss Brooks. Mr.. Ralph Williams. Mr.
Jack Storey, Mr.. joe Barr NJ Harry Max
veil Mr.. David Livingstone. Mr. I'd Rob
snson. Nr. Alfred Giles. Mr. Ernest Dow
ne, Mr. Hereert Robinson. Mr.. Donald
Mcdonald. Mr.. FL Brooks.
Among Tho peasant surprises LAST
week was a party given saturday even
Ing 70 Mss Faith Meaning % go Repah-
hcan street. Music asla games were en-
5oy~d throughout the evening and the
caintieSE % rer~eshments were se-7ss.d
Those present were: Mrs. q. l. Man
Ming. Mr.. and Mrs ISesnd. Mr. sraa Mrs
;. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs q. H. Park.
Miss Cor1ure Leland, Miss Hattie Palm
er. Miss Jennie Cooper. Miss Josie Ford.
Miss Ethel Savers, Miss Minnse Cooner.
Miss X. Shallsnberg. Mr.. Sutten. Mr..
Rutsedge. Mr. Donald II. Olson. Prof. J..
NJ. Layhue, Mr., r. Leland. Mr. j. A.
Forehand. Mr. @. Ward. Mr. L. Le.and.
Mr.. Claire Ward.
Mrs. l.. G Gilman surprised Mr. Gilman
On the 18th BY Inviting a numoex of
friends. the occasion being Mr.. Giiman's
birthday. The feature OF the evening
was AN old-fsShtogsed spelling match. Mr..
:. NJ. Preston won the first prize for be-
ing the best spelin-. Afbeww1Ed Mrs. @.
\. (. Rochester ard Mrs. john Cosave1y
delighted al present By their singing.
a surprise party was given Miss Abbls
Wright IN honor Of her birthday Wlesanes-
day evening. February 3 The evening
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making a delightful combination with a
graceful attractive figure. Miss Burnett
was raised in Seattle and Is In every way
"A Queen City type. Mr. Griggs. 10 whom
Miss Burnett is engaged. is one OF Ia
coma's leading young business and club
men and IS member OF a fine family. The
date Of the wedding has not been set.
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The Kranich & Bach grand piano was
loaned bv vs.. Msrtlus.

The regular meeting - the Relnecke
club took place last Tuesday afternoon az
the residence of the Preeseeat Airs a. X.
Fkken. r. 4 subject war Beethoven. AZ
ter the rou was called and regular husi-
ness trausacled fhe following progr8mms
a. rendered '-Audante' from the nth
symphony M Fisken and Mra Kirk.
First Movement ~ zoe Moonlight" son
alta. b. Miss Williams a very able and
interesting essay vas given hT Mrs. Pres
ton. q vocal nHmneE ~ Bliss Fairfield.
who also Rad sketra eg fsn comp oser's
3fa The members present we're Mrs.
Fiaken Mrs Mayer Mrs. FIason. Mr.
KIRK Aas Preston Sire. Hughes Mrs.
Williams. Miss Vision. Mes Falr8eld.
Miss Preweft M.ss Wla1au1r The af3er-
noon was delightfully."- spent ~ IS always
TIE case al ne Rnlnae x aaEherlnrs
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NEW PARIS Wells.
HaNphERCHIEFs.

In brussels and Tuxedo Net;
nssss.Ies. from 5 yard Up 90 SOC.
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The "wednesday Afterng non Club met with
Mrs Ezra q Pop. ff iast week ~ wan
literature dav. and ilaara tuye. both modern
sn4 ancient was 3akea up and discussed
- enc uerbera Mrs - a Tucker read
q brief sketeh ~ piat0a ife Mrs O. r.
Watlin read p paper an fhe l.fe ~ Soc
rates. and Mrs A. r Tucker, 81 addition
20 a review ~ The Merchant ~ Nenfee"
read extracts from he life Of snaksapeare.
IRE usual discussions were INDUCED 70.
followed BY Instrumental music. The next
meeting Is wltn &iFs- g. r. Rsnshesg
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Taa Magazine Review Club met with
Nga p N Carr last Thursday. TIE meet
Ing was Ok uuusaai interest. 1ae pa psrs
read being original. Mrs. :. u PresloHs
paper was q ae.izhtful one 'MeuOrleF'
helng tae subject The oth@rg read Eere:
a Borrowed Babg" - Mra T. G. Oh
man. and ~Is Marriage a Failure By
Mr. d. NJ Johnson.
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Miss Aimee Burnett. whose engagement
10 Mr.. Theodore Griggs. OF Tacoma, was
announced some time ago, is one of Sc
attle's prettiest and most charming young
ladies. Miss Burnett has been one Of the
leading beauties ia Seattle and Tacoma
society for several seasons. her soft blue
eyes. brown hair and brilliant complexion
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Tas AieEheg0naan Literary Society met
Ia society room 40 tae university FrsGay
evening lwiEa q good attendance " rnsra-
bera TIE following excsiisns pr09ramuas
was readere6. Paper. Mr. +. e. b. ssalsa:
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ToaoRR SALE OF
FIRST ARRIVALS OF SPRING
DRESS FABRICS.

New Checks ard Mixtures In Wool
sta1. A. -. 80 AID &c yard.
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In uuaicai Circles,

The concert by the Ladies' Musical
Club yesterday afternoon IN tho hand
some rooms OF Mrs. Celeste Langley. Sc
attic National Bank building was largely
attended by club members. The pro-
gramme offered was very fine. including
papers and sketches OF the masters and
vocal numbers BY the cream OF Seattle's
talent. This club. which Is the represent
tatIve musical organization Of the city.
has 50 far this season given concerts for
members only. but In the near future II
viii give a public concert Ia keeping with
the excellent efforts Of the past. Yestev-
day. programme was rs follows:
Paper eschetizky' Mrs. A. n, Stewart
Pianoforte solo~a. Arabesque. on. I.
NO. : .---.-..-,..-. ..t.--....,.. WranEeh
h, Herceuse. op II ..s.....s.t... lfnsky
Mrs. Edith y. Fshen
Vocal sol0-a. The Nightingale and
The Rose %. r. No. &. p THE
Fancies." or 2. No. .... Ruhlnstein
Mrs r ". Emmous.
Whistiing solo-Waltz song from "Ro-
meo and Juliet ......e...... Gounod
Mlss Henrietta Hamilton
sketch" Joa chin Mrs. r. II. Van Tuy1
Pianoforte soio--"Vaise Caprice, OF.
Hrs v. Perkins 'e'"''
h. The Tear ................ Rublustelrl
Mrs l. b stedman.
Vocal friO--"The Snow" .. Edw Etgar
Mrs. q. A. Edmunds. MISS LILLIAN
Miller and Mrs w n Whiffiesuv.
Accompanied by TAO vlollns ana eiano.
Victims. Miss Kellogg and Miss Tuttle
Piano .s..-..--..-s.+...... Mrs Perkins
Accompanies 49,. Miss Lillian Miller.
Mrs. W. A. Peters.
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4 sseAxhfsal s-lrps~sFe party was given
90 Nr and Mr. Elmer Smith 81 thetF
he-ss sss washington street lNessTEesta y
s.s.s~f~s- Progressive wlAsL was 20
as-,ssxs-savss u tha eseT1srg- The trst
r~szs uas von bg Mss Imk.ey. Mr. joan
Isarosa e2rearlns TIE boooy. a 4e!iciesss
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On Wednesday evening Mrs. John W
Pratt entertained whist party at her
home on preXel avenue. Besides the
hosts, there were present DR. and Mrs
Nevlands. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Preston.
Mr. and Mrs. 5, p Weston. Mr.. and Mrs
Fisken. Mr. and Mrs. ]. A Paine. Mr.. and
Mrs.. George Kirk. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
F. BasSe. The features n the playing were
reviewed during q dainty supper.
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Mrs. c. n. Stimson gave Juvenile af-
ternoon party Friday IN honor of the 5th
birthday OF her sweet little daughter. Dor
othy Frances, The commodious StimsOn
home looked more like fairyland with its
decorations OF pussy willows and choice
flowers and its fairy-like visitors The
freedom OF the house was given the little
ones. who enjoyed themselves 10 their
hearts content with childish games How
ever pretty sight this may have been. the
picture made while they were all seated
about the dining table. with It's profusion
OF carnations and lilies Of the valley. was
Infinitely prettier. And how they did On
Joy the goodies that had been prepared for
them by their hostess mamma.
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Mrs. Samuel Ramsey gave an Informal
luncheon Friday afternoon. entertaining
81 A delightful manner the following
guests; Mrs Miles Price Benton and her
sister Airs. Dimmlck: Mrs Charles T.
Burnside. Mrs. J. ", Rumsey. Mrs ". NJ
Redae.d. Mrs. !. W. Adams and Mrs. Al
fred Raymond.
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Mr. and Mrs Z. NJ Carr entertained
about twenty-four OF their friends and
immediate neighbors very delightfully."-
Thursday evening at cards and an In
formal dance a pleasant feature Of the
evening was some charming music.
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The ladies 81 the Wednesday subscrip-
rRon Club VEL ensertain the gentlemen
members % he club n PToseh'S hail Wed
nesasy evening a. a dancing party. This
ain be the closing party OF the season for
this organization, and gay time Is ex-
pected.
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Mr. George VI. Psscksil returned
wsek aEo yesterday from her VISIT 10 s.
Louis and other Eastern cities on arrlv-
ing IN ;he city Mrs.. Paschau received Re
sad intelligence that her brother had dle8
taat day IN his Eastern home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

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wafca tcek plaev So tae Queen Auna clas
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hv tae Fsrst Regimen ore '1s-stra- Tfse
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wee AZ. and Mrs \ - Elreo&sz M.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

Mrs. George 2. KltlinSe- gave card
party Thursday evening al her home On
Terry avenue complimentary 10 her sister.
Mrs J. O Scurry. \ hose birthday occurred
on that day.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-02-07

N.ss Mamie Spencer gave .ea Lass
xeeS 80 a few - her gl1 eTi@-ts
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-08-19

There is more Catarrh in this section of
the country than all other diseases put to
gether. and until the last few years was sup
posed to be incurable. For a great many
years doctors pronounced 1t n local disease,
and prescribed local remidies, and by con-
stantiy failing to cure with local treatm mt,
pronounced IL incurable. Science has proven
Catarrh to be a constitutional disease and
therefore requires constitutional treatment. I.
Hairs Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. J.
cheney Il Co.. Toledo, Ohio, fs the only con-
stitutfonal cure on the market. 1t il take en
Internally In doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful. 1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
500 for any case 1t falls to cure. Send for
circulars and testimonials. Address,
F. j. CHENEY q CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. rs cents.
Hal's Family Pills are the hest.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1897-08-19

DR.. A. G. Jones, formerly of this city,
is now located with his family at Tue
son, Arizona. Readers of the RECORD
will be pleased to know that the doctor
has fully recovered from his late seri-
ons illness and they wish him success
id his new field. However, DR.. Jones
is one of the kind who never fails to
succeed. After building up practice
here equal to the oldest physician, he
went to Colorado Springs to find a lar
ger field for his superior surgical skill.
He soon had all the work he could do.
but the climate there was too severe
for his health, and he now settles in
Tucson, hoping that the warm winters
Will be more agreeable.