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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-05
SCHOONER CUT IN TWO.
She Sank Quickly but the Crew Es-
capped.

Astoria, Oregon, Oct. Sat 4:3O yes
terday afternoon the three masted
schooner Orion of San Francisco for
ShOal Water bay, was run down by the
four masted German bark Peru, bound
in, and in tow of a tug boat. The
schooner was cut in two and immedi-
ately sank to the bottom.
Captain 2. Nelson and four sailors
succeeded in climbing up the ropes of
the bark and % ming her deck, all be
ing saved. The German ship lost her
jib boom and bOwsprit cap. The col
lision took place just north of the lights
while the schooner was on the star
board tack, steering by the wind on her
course
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-05
WOMAN SUFFRAGE BEATEN
Loses by a Majority OF eo5 in New
Jersey.

Camden. n. J., Oct. 5.-The return
board of judges made their returns of
this afternoon. The official figures snow
a majority of 1O2 for the anti gambling
amendments and $50 for the regulation
OF appointments and 905 against woman
suffrage.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-05
Two pemocratic Mayors Elected.

South Norwalk Conn, Oct. 5.-South
NOrwalk and NOrWalk elected Demo-
cratic mayors yesterday, South Nor
walk by 26 majority: NOrwalk by %
majority.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-05
Presidential Appointments

Washington. Oct. 5.-The president to-
day made the following appointments:
L S. SwensOn of Minnesota, envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipoten-
tiary to Denmark; Edward Bedloe of
Pennsylvania, consul at Canton, Chi
ma; VIM c. Myers and Harry L. Taylor
to be first assistant engineers in the
revenue cutter service. Prof. SWensOn
is q Norwegian and a great friend of
Senator Nelson. He was at one time a
professor at the state university of
Minnesota and ranked with the prOmi-
nent- educators of the state.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-05

and thrown over the fence. No blood
was found near where the body lay,
which gives color to the above theory.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-05
The following amounts were allowed

Chas. Lane. the sidewalk contractor,
was allowed SLIPS by the council last
night for brick sidewalks. The next
meeting of the council viii be held ON
Octnher Is
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-05
MAY SETTLE WATERWORKS
Differences Between the City and the
Company May be Squared.

It is possible that the differences be-
tween the city and the Waterworks
company may yet be compromised, and
the long drawn out controversy finally
ended. AT the council meeting last
night Councilman NettIes introduced a
resolution instructing the mayor to ap-
point a, committee of three members of
the council to confer with representa-
tiVeS of the WaterWOrkS company with
the view of satisfactorily adjusting the
differences between the company and
the city.
The resolution was adopted by the
council and a committee composed of
Councilman Nettles, Drew and Patti
son appointed by Mayor Fellows.
A resolution was introduced last night
by Councilman Nettles instructing the
street commissioner and city engineer
to tear up the spur of the street railway
tracks at Topeka avenue and HuntOOn
streets, and pave the space caused by
its removal with Vitrified brick. The
resolution also instructed the city en-
gineer to present q bill for the work to
the City Railway company, and in case
the company refused payment to cause
the city attorney to proceed against it
was referred to the committee on
streets and walks.
The following amounts We're allowed
by the council last night for expenses
during the month of September:
General revenue ..........-.....$2,52 So, 521 IS
Fire department ................ 291 .05
Metropolitan police ............. 1850. 20
Sewer district 1S........-....... 81 -02
Sewer district 19.......-......... 405.71
Total ............ ............. s., ,669. "a
Chas. Lane. the sidewalk contractor.
was allowed SLIPS by the council last
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-05

The magic healer OF all Coughs. Colds
and Consumption is Beggs' Cherry
Cough Syrup. At druggists.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-31

rfg~s
THAI
drAi
direct
III -
days
rived
ore 1t
EEkst
Dutch
DID, -
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the ri
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4 !.
2
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-31

re CIR 5sri-g RE wsek IN attendance ca
te~ Asswaal- " eI.r1zs1 -1prszss
E~z . e Campbell q Seattle = 81
vHa horss q hs- Ez1kAE-. Mr. 2 z Lewis.
n~s f-srrghela has beer cate III ard 5
Visiting here se~ the Purpose CT rec1pera-
ting
On Wednesday evening The tocaI t05ge
q Lady Nacczbses hsid their regular r.
wsew a. the close CT The regu-a- o-.ss< %
business IRE Ea1y Commander. Mrs.. L
D ssswz-- announced that tae rsEns-s
were % - Hev guests Cor re remainder
or Ire eveul-E- TIE arnamnce--arx came
as q great Surprise 70 tAo4A present TIE
laszs room vas soon transformed into 4
hangueet-g hA3 and ire tables were
SPREAD ~srE z aragust1n ~ dainty ard d.
ucious vlznas. al prepared ~ Mrs. stew
ar As invited guests. there were present.
Mrs JOAN C. Hansen. Mrs. C. p Brown
ard Nrx Herman p Srith The .znle
was decorated with sweet peas. beausa-
ri banquet lamp being II the center.
After r. feast there waS music ard sing
ing Ms { P. Brown acsed our 4 highly
entertaining .-seasick" song. TIE even
EEgss pleasure wound Up with = AIaecaose
drill participated IN e al ths members
Z vas a Gelsgnsful evening, al the more
pleasant because not anticipated
Rev. G ". Nelson. pastor OF the Con-
gregztiuual church. Is az present giving
q course q lectures illustrated by stere-
cpticon views he also occasionally Illus
trates his sermons In tae same manner.
L Is proving : very popular move and Is
attracting many listeners.
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nELLENGHAN RAY SOCIETY

wHATC0M. Oct. s.-Mrs. K Z. Nc
Clare. who has been visiting her sister
Mys ! r. Mason. left yesterday for her
home IN California
The Card Club rast with Mrs. r. Daun
Exan on Wednesday Mrs II, L. Dick
insan was the winaer of the first prize
ard Mrs. Hugh EiGriage the cond
The club meets every TWO weeks ana
about tveaty- Ave ladies make Up the
Hsegal3ershin.
Col c n Atkins has returned 20 his
home IN Eutte. Mont. after two weeks
vtst, IN Whatcom-
Mss Rva Penae.a IS home from years
visit With her sister IN lie Mars. Iowa.
Mss Aary +. Cnrantar entertained
tse civ teacaers AZ the residence q MAJ
A. : Cole last saturday evening. Games
- an tntelis ctuai variety. music, refresh
ments and responses 20 coasts made up a
pleasant 7sramnae for the evening
Nrs ; e Irish left today 10 visit her
parents M. and Mrs. :, & Croft, ia New
York
Tae Seattle Fush s1hooI football .esrn
and Tho Elgh Scaool team CT this cry
viii play here or ThaukSEtvinE day ard
our boys are Putting Ia song hoars under
tka sat1rship 0f George Austin aad
Thomas G3N WIN f-as1h@ 81 TIE captain
90 the tocaf High school team. which IS
assigned SIS geuous- VIII Laube quarter
USn. isfl en& Irtre GrjEgs. right end.
WaHer Iues fsI back Harry Matthews
r-EHt Aaf-aaek John REID. lstE aa.f-
hseE. GarEeht Faaasu. rtsbf E4ars Con-
raa Ax'3re lefg xnara Claude Chanatsr.
iefs tackle Wal Snuuway. r.sst tackle.
Roy Rogers, EGsh pelhl az1 :. Eancy.
substitutes
NJ sra x-s Charles Greenne-s are rr-
folcsng over the adver. of a sea ga San-
aay. OctoHeF Ct
fsss saturday asserneaa Nrs. JOAN Black
- Fsfraaver. eatertzl~ed sha u2saae -
ere Ladies Monday cab a. her hoe1s en-
LARA DE avenue 11ae reception was la
honor - Mrs.. J. A ka-r. arA literary
features aaa refreshEzaues helpe6 make
are exert A as1st pleasant 9ne. Tas guess
were Ms. r u Eaear Ms Hern
Teusnfsn- ard Mrs r n uay. q Naw
yl.nssr~ssf3 Mrs = ~ G4ss-e. Mrs r. *
ts.fteree Ms : J IsanoKan- Ms I "
Maxweu Mrs J. A Kerr AID Mss Pren-
t.ca
A ss~rrtse hsrthsay PARTY Ms xivsn
Mss Jessie CaFvers A. her hcue on ~ ~
cav evening IRE party og surprSsers
caree uaanucuuced ans ore1gat i4Hth
vfss .hars. mere were games ana -nussc
asa . us4dn3Ehi snFFeE and srerFtataS
tret goes v-tth a Happily ccustitlsee lH-
sr-fnsl s-ggal altar These present were
Mes Mahaf TsnoRha. Mss Nav Atk.ns.
Mss pe-tAa Caldwell Mss AGA Calawei..
Astxs Ef-ssta rahes Miss Miriam Darwin
IL %e~rss Calvert Ms Jessie Callvsrt-
49, yea- ~ Mr. E = Waite ~ @ean
Taee as~ wtg Pratt. Mr. =. 6. C&llv@Tz.
NJ WI Calvert
Asrz. Iswnars Seot,. a Caksazt Cal,
IS v.sssfnz win NJ aaS Mrs. J = Msssa-
III George 4sa4es. & ATsA@s S@4- Aa@
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HARTFORD SOCIAL NEWS.

HARTFORD. Oct. 3I.-Mr Ernes. Eddy
visited Snohomish friends Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. V. Van Horn visited
friends in Seattle last week
Mrs. VIII Vail and children returned
from the east last week.
Mrs. Burt ChappeIl visited Seattle
friends last week
Mrs. Buchanan, OF Granite Falls vst-
ed al Hartford Junction the FIRST Of the
week
Mr.. and Mrs. A D. Scott entertained a
few friends az their home Saturday night.
F. ]. Uren and wife gave a dance at
their home east Of Hartford Saturday
night.
Miss Josie Eddy Is very IL DR.. Cox. of
Everett. Is the attending physician
Mr. VIII Van was Seattle visitor last
week.
Miss Lillian Montgomery visited friends
IN Marysville last week
Miss Cium visited MarysvIlIe friends
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Eva Dumas visited ar Granita
Falls and Maehias Las, week
Mr.. Louis Smith, ~ old resident here.
returned home last-%eek from \ long abb
Eeace in other states
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IN PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES. Oct. so.-At noon.
October =. occurred the MARI aga Of Hon.
Thomas T. AldweE. aud tor OF ClaIam
county, and Miss LEILA vane >McDonald
both Wen known society people OF this
city The ceremony took place at the
Congregational church. the pastor. Rev.
6. W. Nelson. officiating The church
was beautifully and profusely decorated
for the occasion. The windows were
crowned with wreaths OF ivy. On the
wall back Of the pulpit two links OF ivy
and flowers were intertwined. The pulpit
was literally buried IN Towers. vines and
ferns, sarroundsd IN the center BY a
striklngiy handsome lliy Of the valley
The orEan was similarly decorated. In
front OF the pulpit stood An arch composed
q ivy, myrtle and white flowers. from
wsich an exquisite marriage bell was sus-
pended The general effect was exceeding
iy pleasing ard called forth many favor
able comments and when the entire bridal
party was gathered around the arch Il
waT universally conceded mat not a pret-
ter wedding had ever beea seen IN the
Csty- TIE toilets ~ the ladies we're quite
elaborate and very becoming The bride
was appropriately dressed IN cream white
satin O. mined with lace. tuile veil ard
orange blossoms TIE xroor wore the
customary morning suit Mr. II NJ Fish
er % this city acted as best nan. Ms
Perry Wiley sister 90 TIE bride, and Mrs
MAY L. Harrtck sister of the groom, we're
the bridesmaids Ms Wiley wore 4 dress
a. pale hlae six and black velvet rln1uef
With white chiffon ard Saa-t trfmmlnzs
Her bar vas ~ black velvet trimmed with
scarlet roses and black ostrich ups Ms
Herrick were s. dark Erses six y mined
with green velvet and pink and green
chlTor. vith a hat = Black velvet
trimmed wita lace ard scarlet roses Mrs
: Z Blake. TIE no her o. tho s~oar1.
was tassefully gownsd In heIetrone six
iraued with black lace. Mrs. NcDa~aIf
ere mother 81 ire bride. wore 4 hecsm 7nK
dress e green silk trimmed wtsh black
velvet wsth A black hst and vaiwat trim
nlngs and black ossrich tips The ushers
acre Mr z A To.lsau ana NJ Horace
waite ~ ibis city They wsre wedding
ravors - whl+e roses upon tAsfr cat lap
IS Miss Nesta Blaekwces ara srss
frankie Chambers were ere fewer girls.
aei thew lacked very sweey al ureftw n
thelr garments - white wt-s wreath
ef white roses o. TIE bead Thev streq~es
ffaNsrS ii TIRE uath % the rew.v married
crlple 80 they I'D the procession sut -
TIE CHURCH A. The close q he ceranzrnv-
Mr~ g X Nelson rressfes3 az tire c~rsr
ard rendered NsndssSsaor-s Wedding
Narch The church nas erow4ed ~ taa
f-se-ds q ,ae bride ard grosz- Tueuefl-
stalv after ths care uany Mr. al Mrs
Af3weU ~; fcr victoria Whers they al
susua the wsek returning hs-e 81 Nan-
8av. 4 large number - kAei- = e1ss were
e. ere host 20 ash teen good luck a1a
a salck RETURN.
George Ganb deputy c2uaty c'srk re-
Turned F-ou Seattle last F-lsaY snd
fsrcaEar es~k 8 n1-Shtn& bride. Ha wss
uaarrfed last Tsurs az - Sesftle % - So
Errre= s.
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IN EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. Oct z-The - ard .ss
-zrcsrz afus bid Their arSs ASSEMBLY, OF
Friday evening PrezsnE were. Mr. ard
Mrs. Norev N- ard Mr.. " e Bronsaa.
sfr. ard Hrs. rzsaer. sf- ard NrS- Vol
lars. Mss Mss E~e~hzr1 Miss Nellie
Everhar6 Mss L4zzsa HAYS Misc Jennie
bays M.sz Stevens. Mss Lea Miscael.
Mss Shrek. Mss Morse. Miss Nsyl5r.
Mas Lt-tcr Miss Parkin. Mr. Fowler.
Nr. Anan Mr. aeSe@4ey. Nr. Charch.
Mr. Palmer. Mr. Stevenson. NJ. Davies.
&r- Crosby. Ar. Goesic. Dr.. Hanna and
Mr. Pacxett
Tire Kangs Daughters VIII hold their
monthly -aestirv a. re hcnns % Ms. F.
J Riley On THURSDAY afternoon they
@re rehearsfnr "Rebecca's Triumph =
which they viii give IN Central opera
house some time n N5yembe-.
MT and Mrs. Arthur Fl. Roller, formerly
o. Denver. registered st the Grand Gen.
trR3. Or. Arthur came % accept 4 posi-
ton In re assay department ~ the Ev-
erstE smeiteT.
Banner Rsoekzh lodge has issued f-vs-
tations for A masquerade ball II Pythlz
haa on Friday evening. November =.
The ladies' o. the Women's Guild OF
Trinity Episcopal church vii ye . puz-
zle social at the residence OF Mrs. 8 "
Baird on Thursday evening. November 4
ar e g. Past sailed on the Umaf1lla
OF Saturday for San Francisco where ne
vii make his future home
Miss Norene Dfhh. az Snoh1aalsh, has
beer visiting Miss Lola Mitchell during
this week
Miss Alice Durr. % Tacoma. has been
added 20 The day operators a. the Central
telephone Office
A merry Halloween party assembled on
Saturday night az the residence % Mr..
ard Mrs. J. II Sayior Apples, popcorn
and peanuts were the Only refrs~arrerts
TIE early evening was plsasa atly passed
with music and dancing Later IN the
evening they made a few calls on shsir
most intimate friends Present were
Miss Mitchell, Mss Psrkfn Mes Linton
Miss SsyIor. Mss Everhard Mss Nellie
Eyerhard Mss Schrsck NJ s. Morse NJ
Church. Mr.. McNeeley Mr. Mitchell Mr.
Fowler, Mr. Allen. Mr.. Benson and Mr..
Thompson.
Capt and Mrs ] d Miller. % Jennings.
Montana, are visiting their daughter. Mrs.
A. ". Power
Or William II. Chase. from Dawson
CITY. VIII remain IN Everett some weeks
Mr. r. ". Nollans. % Ontario. is visit
Ing his brother. Mr.. u. x yonans-
Waiter Tbornt9B. OF the Chicago Rase
Bal club. WIS in Everett on Thursday.
Mrs Money has returned from Portland
Mrs Foreman Of Tulaiip. Il visiting
the family of judge and Ms. Porter.
Miss Hal Porter has returned from Tu-
iaHp-
AF. Stevenson ard Mr. H. " Mcdonald
who went 20 Gold Greek some time ago
have returned
Ar. George Baksman hsvfrg purchased
the undertaking business OF r R-Ksrs.
VIII move his family from Snohomlsh to
Everett next week
Ar. ard Mrs. Vivian J. Pierre are ex-
prcted 10 return from their bridal tour On
Sunday morning
Mrs ;. z Thaysr is visiting IN Tacoma
Mr.. Wesfland and son Mr. Ernest West
land. Of Toronto. uncle ard cousin OF Mr.
a J. Westlsrd are eut'ving the beautiful
autumn weather OF PUGET srurd
Mas zimmerman WI son give a nu-
steal entertainment by Members OF her
class. II Central opera house
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yA~HoS SOCIAL NOTES.

vASHON. Oct 3o.-Nrs. Shaw did not
return 70 California last week. but visit
ed wlth sri@n6s al Tacoma and rested up
a uttle sor her journey before returning
10 aer home.
Mr. woCaEan Jacobs and wife contern-
plate going onto farm IN Eastern Wash
4ngt0n, somewhere near Spokane What
With his stand home and ais gold mines
en the okanogsn ard MS eastern farm f.
vii keep tie cid gent from ras..ug out n
lis old age. but he wAs always acted for
4 "Eusgler.''
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. c. Stone entertained =
large auuber Of frteEds Ia their fine ne.
residence Friday evening. Dancing vas
INDUCED in until TIE wee, sna' hours
OF TIE morning
SIX new students enrolled az yashoa
college this week
The young ladies Of the college are ERE
pairing tine halloween entertainment.
Miss Jessie Harrington Ss1adayea AT
home from the Puget Sound University
and was accompanied BY Mss KaIlszr
from Taeoma. who returned with her On
Monday morning 20 her scaool
Mr. Thomas Wright and Artamus Judd
paid visit 20 their Tot river mines last
week. but found the snow too deep to
prospect and 50 returned ar once.
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y A1esAz Esrtyees. - Ora FEro. ca
wer~ -aa--tsss 14-e CT sIcrazy.
Tas West End FAssr C2Gb 4 socszf O.
gazlzzss8s having fos n primary v1r-
ro@e t5e plav1zz z aurEczte whlse- fax
heen 9rgznsxe1 sar fAs winter They
rn4eg or 4I-srrase Saturday evenings a
tne residences q TIE rneEs@rs TIE szz-
gsestsn@ was A. s5-H- z II Baco-ss On
SGsar4Nv evs-81g TIE members aE TIE
cszb are. srg. ara Mr. Eux1 EF1rssxe
NJ ard Mrs Harry Els. 5fr. a-d N-s
Harvey l.. Dickinson. Mr.. and Mrs. z X
Furzy E-. ard Ms. A " Petfxhoas
Mr. z z Bsooa. Ms Bscon. Mss CsElls-
gar. Nr. G@orge Bacon and Mr.. J. ~
La~gse.
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FREMONT SOCIETY.

Mr A J. Brown and Mr. Jacob Schnstsr
returned from a business trip over the
Dvea tran last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. y. II Woodwork have
removed from thstr residence On Delaware
street 20 SIS Fourth avenue. Seattle.
Mrs 7 F. SlchoIs. o. In Conner. for
merry q Fremont. was a guest IN IRE city
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. z. Bardsn. o, Portland.
ore. visited among Fremont friends last
waek
Mr.. Marvey Holden lest for san Fran
cisco last week. He viii be absent until
next summer
Mss Ethsl Mzyela. o. s. Paul. MINI.
Is 4 guest OF Prof. ard Mrs. G. H wink
Ter
Mss Ida Lewis = visiting Der aunt. Mrs.
@ Racl-ner. a. oakland. Cal
Mrs. g r waIlsn left Cor Juneau. Alas
ka Friday. where she VIII Join her hus-
hard
Miss NILS g = guest . Miss EIhas for
q few weeks a. Portland Ore
IRE ladies' q the Ashgry n E church
w1u entertain their friends a. Hal
lowsen social Monday evening AT FIRE.
uout hotel hal
me wednesday ?. Y. Clab net with
Mrs Ps-l Lard LAST Week TIE subject
was Household Economies ara ChHa
stady. d" with papers an1 discussion. TIE
revt meeting 4 With Mrs. A ?. Tucker.
Miss warner entertained a rurahar %
friends n. her Green Lake ao7ne wasras-
szw evening - whist. followed ~ an f---
r-or9ete r-ss5~aL Rse-ash-~erts were
ea-vps7 fsse IN fhe evening Those IN the
r-~rv were Ms Anse-z8u HFtex rs4ssra
Nc Partner AElzz ru7fa- Nftss F,s~s,-,,
Ms Rrozn. Nss Acton M.zz Nav Sr.7-h
NJ r : BenEstt. NJ Leonard Andersen.
~ 60 EFsH~s-sv
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COIPESiLLE SOCIETY.

COUPEyILLE. Oct s9.-Mrs Ewing
and Miss Jessie Hosorn are spending a
few days In Seattle This week
Mr.. c. d. Pearson. OF Stauwood, was IN
town last week.
surprise party was gwen In honor of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Calhoun last Friday
evening. Most OF the schoolmates Of Mrs
Calhoun were present and had very joy
ful time.
Mr.. Geo. Miller. OF Ia Conner. 10 visit
ing friends on the island
Miss Nellie JENNINGS who has been Wis
ting Mrs. ". b. EnSle and family, re-
turned 70 her home n Ia Conner las.
Tuesday.
A. r. Kineth returned from hunt on
Camano island last Tuesday.
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Tomorrow will offer specials different that
cannot afford Even in
these goods will idea special for
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.

PORT TOWNSE..L Ou- "a very
pleasant surprise party ,.as rendered 70
Mr.. and Mrs Stubble6eld By their many
friends Tuesday evening. After two hours
az whist dainty refreshments Were served
Present were Mr.. and Mrs Stubblsfiesd
Mr.. and and Mrs. Capt Morrison Mr. ana
Mrs H Stack. Mr.. and Mrs Cowie, Mr.
and Mrs. Patterson. Miss Pitcher. Miss
janet Eagles. Mr.. Hayden. Mr.. Potter,
Mr MeIse. Mr.. bash. Master Haddie Nor
rison Master Harry Eagles and Master
Hugh Stack
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SEAL zSs7 garments c,ase q orss~. -
ssres3 aua -ewa1e3s1 - she tzs@xr sas.-
tous - y W'in4zn-IleT's. ne ta-r.e~. .
ses-ara &vsu9s-
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e.
.~s xeis s1zf are claiming most
.,ssrrsor. I 80 DOT kaow bar what
&Lsnss - mentioned Brst for = 50
So raozop8sszsz rae tine and a.
- ssoxe interested 1nat It's sEf.1-
49, s.sr in ali TIE other circles 0f the
- - sg-ortiaz world. Every ore IL
- $50 Wiz ne score of = made ~ Mr.
80 as week. wasch brings aI-n 70 a
- Mr.. Van Aliligan. CO Victoria.
= -,sae tae zzul@ score On the Tacoma
as. ~ursnx Mr.. z. 5. Miilfkea
- -. .nnons with 8 score q g. Quite a
- ssssnxosngrens was feit over the an
s-ssrasn. received this wesk that the
= ..s-~nznnest 70 BE held n Victoria On
~~~Asr e and ~ would De a closed one.
s~nraosr o. the Tac0a2z players anfics-
,s-<x entering.
- .-1 Mrs. Eldred Tucker have given
- AZ fsseasznt Affairs this week for
- ra~x. Mr. william James % New
+ss.as. Ths FIRST % the week was very
..-ansly spent in Victoria. =. g.
x,ssssdzy evening a very pretty dinner
- uzs given. when quantities Of white
[rxssssaenuuas we're used II the eec1rs-
-. ne guests were Mrs. AdnA Ander-
= MS AnAerson. Miss Appiegate. Mr..
..-ea Mr. Arthur PritchaTs Mr.. Paul
x~-h raksn. This afternoon launch
- xsgi be gfven. Mr. James leaves To-
sr~rx for California Dir. and Mrs
-ssksr viii aee0mpany him as lar as PORT
-
~ gafee Klstsch for the benefit 90
- caFl8rer's Home last Saturday was
- srxt % ms list Of charitable entertain
.<rfs 70 B. given during The winter Next
.sn<x the Mother Goose fair. which Vii
rrxsy BE- one Of the most delightful and
srs<.y Affairs ever given ia Tacoma Il IS
- neeessary 70 say Il IS II charge OF
NJ Enmons ard MISS EEumons TO guar
srsss n After thar preparations will be-
= Ter the Christmas entertainment FOR
zass worthy cause. 20 with II all soc.sty
~ il bands fun.
II fhs annual meeting OF the Shakes
vars Club held wednesday morning at
- sexdenre Of Mrs.. A. r. Bull. the fol-
hs.ax officers we're elected. Mrs. Bull.
apxsens. Miss FERRIS stce-presisient:
~ rasse. secretary. Mrs. j. NJ Wins
AZ ard Miss Winston. wsfh the above
rzsfsaned officers. form the hoard % d.
seprs No treasurer has been elected
| ) a4ssfion 70 the names already men
| tsass there were present Mrs. ]. NJ. Keen.
/ rs A. h. Todd. Mrs. Hawks. Miss Fitch
| ~ Mss Manson-
Financially and socially the Ka1ee
rstseh given AZ the Tacoma hotel lant
.faraAy afternoon was 4 pronounced
| sE.ssa. The programme for the afternoon
su elssfnetly and decidedly German.
szs delightful music was given b. AErs.
r. l. Smith. sErs. Hochstadfsr, Mrs.
xsxner Nr. Dakln, Or. Moench and a
e4rsste from the university. Refresh
- cohssss'ils % eo.ee &he aeaelo4s
80 - ." ~ soAAs
A1 JOAN Little. Dir. and Mrs. O. r.
Egfah Mss Forbes. and hr william
nsa'ssaas hasn't
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Ms Henry t4sv,.. ~,v. very ,r...v
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