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The herald., 1897-01-28
MEsSENGERs FEAsTED

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 27.-The
messenger boys Of San Francisco, to the
number of nearly 400, were given a re-
ception today by Mrs. Leland Stanford
at her mansion on California street The
boys, in detachments of twenty-five
were given all they could take and theil
comfort was looked after by Mrs. Stan
ford personally.
The herald., 1897-01-28
NOT YET IN PORT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 27.-The long
expected SWanhilda with Murderer But
Ter on board has not yet arrived from
Australia. Should the ship put in this
week Butler will be taken back to Aus
tralia on the Monowai, which sails Feb
dth
The herald., 1897-01-28
HANNA AS THE WHOLE THING

Mr.. Hanna is said to be exhausted by
overwork and anxiety. But we thought
Mr.. Hanna's work ended two months
and more ago. Is he to take charge of
pulic affairs indefinitely? Why not
trust Mckinley now to run his own ad-
Observation-Disclosures Herald.
The herald., 1897-01-28
ENGLAND'S DENIAL.
No Dealings With Nicaragua Regard
ing the Canal Project

LONDON, Jan.27.--It is officially
denied that Great Britain made any
representations to the republic of Mic
aragua regarding the proposed mari
time canal or company organizing to
build IT,
The herald., 1897-01-28
UNDELIvERED TELEGRAMs

There are undelivered kilograms at the
Western Union office for Mrs. C. A.
Weldenfeller. e. II. Hutchinson Miss
- r. Crook, Mrs. NJ L. Hubbell, Mrs.
z. e. Barrett
The herald., 1897-01-28
FLAGSTAFF WATERWORKS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.-The presi-
dent has approved the acts to enable
the town of Flagstaff. Ariz., to issue
water bonds.
The herald., 1897-01-28

What creature left the ark in the mos.
respectable manner?- The spider, for
as he stenned out he walked into f1y.
The herald., 1897-01-28

What kind of field is older than yor
are? One that is pasturage.
The herald., 1897-01-28

What wind does a hungry sailor like
best?- One which first blows fowl (fouD
then chops, and then comes in little puffs
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Society at Whatrom.

WHATCOM, Jan. 22.-Speeiai.--J. r.
Breyles. past commander OF one of the
G. A. r. posts here and now aide-de-
camp OF Commander Walker of the Ma
tional G. A. r., is preparing evidence upon
which he VIII ask the legislature TO re-
move the officers and trustees OF the Sol
diers' Home a Orting. He alleges eX-
travagance and mismanagement and d.
version Of funds.
Ex-Msyor A l.. Black has returned
from his recent visit TO San Francisco. to
which city he intends 10 remove and en-
gage 10 the practice of law.
Judge w. III. Harris and Mr.. John Woods
are now In Los Angeles. Mr. Woods writes
shat rne weather there has been very rainy
and disagreeable. and Judge Hart says ne
made a mistake In going TO California 70
get out Of the wet
Mr. T. S. Hamilton is spending few
DAYS In Eastern Washington.
Mai wllkin. OF Fairhaven. chairman of
the board Of trustees Of the Normal
school. IS ~ Olympia on official business.
Judge VIM. late Judge Of the superior
court OF this county has returned from
a visit TO Olympia and opened a law office
here.
Mrs. Charles Greenberg IS visiting Mr..
and Mrs Gotfstein in Seattle
Mrs. Or Axfell visited friends at Dyn-
dena this week.
Miss May Dearle. OF Everett. has been
spending q few days with friends IN Fair
haven.
Mrs o. p Brown and son have returned
from yisls with relatives and friends al
Eureka Springs. Ark.
Miss MadEe Day has returned 70 VAN
couver. -. G.. after short visit with her
parents in Fairhaveu
Mr. Cseoree A. Black. Of Fairhaven. has
returned from 2 business trip 20 some OF
the remote mining districts Of idaho
NJ. and Sirs. VIII sanderson gave a
very pleasant party Tuesday evening in
honor Of Mrs. Sanderson's brother Mr..
: r Garrett. who returned this week TO
his home IN Minnesota. after a visit OF
few weeks here
Mr and Mrs French entertained q lively
partv OF young people a. whist a. their
home on ! street Saturday evening. Miss
Ida MARI and Mr.. J. y. Beach we're the
prize winners.
A double aaarfette, numbering some OF
che most accomplished vocsiists Of thu
Bay cities. has been organized. with the
following named members: Mr.. and Mrs
T Trimble. Mrs David ireland Mrs
: r. Allen. sfrs. J B. Bennett SIR. II. a
FstabrouE and Mr.. Henry Clark One
place remains 20 he filed.
Mr.. Leon Lobe and daughters had
charge az the library tea given a, the pub
lie library tsfs afternoon from 10 s.
Efr. and Mrs Hugh Tenpllu gave a most
enjoyable lunch party last evening In hon
or az Mrs Tenpllns father. air Ephrafn
Kirkpatrick. Il heiug the occasion 81 his
sen birthday. During his long and event
mi Hga Mr. Fitzpatrick has been brought
into close contact with some % the most
prominent men IN the nations history tie
served as soldier with Abraham Lincoln
throughout re Black Hawk war. and zas
a Close personal friend ~ the men who tad
the foundations Of state government in
Ilitpois. When Lincoln vas elected pFesl-
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dent he appointed Mr.. Fitzpatrick TO a
lucrative position In one OF tina depart
ments at Washington, and he remained
at tho capital in the government service
for more than thirty years. He is hale
and hearty man. fond OF outdoor work,
and full of mental vigor now. Al the
immense cake. surmounted by eighty-nihe
candles, was the most prominent feature or
the table decorations. Among the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Benson. Mr..
and Mrs. r. w. Gillette. Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Purdy. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Black. Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Pettibone, Mr.. and Mrs
George Black, Mr.. and Mrs. John Back.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. C. Tempieton. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. p Byrne. Miss ODell. Miss Suth-
erland Miss Benson. Miss Byrne. Miss
Anna Templeton. Miss Sada Templeton,
Miss Pettibone. Mr.. ]. II. Mason, Mr..
Frank Cole, DR.. Charles II. Darling. Mr.. c.
II. Woodin. Mr.. Fred Benson. Mr.. W. IL.
Benson.
Mr.. Frank woodin. Mr.. II. X. Kalloch
and Mr.. John S. Stangroom gave a most
delightful party at X. p. hall last evening.
their guests including the most prominent
society people OF the Bay cities.
At Deming on Saturday night these Off
GERS OF No 1853. I. O. O. F., were installed
publicly by ID. McCush: A. f. Hall. n. c..
J. H. Johnson, V. c.; ID. j. Loop. secre-
tary; John Holmes. treasurer. In the Re
bekah lodge at the same place. Mrs. J. III.
johnson was made n. c.. Mrs l. Il, John
son. V. c.: Miss NJ. Holmes, secretary:
Mrs. A. Mcleod. treasurer.
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EYerett sncIcfx.

EVERETT. Jan. 2S.-Special--tt was
demonstrated by the large assemblage
that responded to the invitations of the
Woodmen of the World Thursday evening
that the order Is very strong. both I'm a
fraternaI and social way. In Everett. The
hall in the McCrossen block was crowded
10 the doors to witness the installation
of officers Of Evergreen Camp. No ~ A
NJ. Mecklem. general organizer. was the
installing officer, and the new officers are
as follows: Consul. Charles Dunn. ad-
wiser. George T. Banks: physician. w. 6.
Cox; banker. +. zimmerman; clerk. Jo-
seph Coleman; escort. p. Michel. mana
ger, Henry Welch: Waterman. Robert NJ
Clark sentry. VI. De Geus A pleasant
episode OF the evening was the presenta-
ton Of flag from the ladies' 70 the order
Mrs George r.. Banks making the presen-
tation and Mr.. Banks accepting the beau
tiful gift on behalf OF the camp. All
joined in singing the star Spangled Ban
ner-" An entertaining programme Of
songs and speeches followed Joseph
Coleman made a happy address Of well
come Music was furnished BY trio
composed Of Mss Zimmerman. John
Boyer and s. Fluhart Miss Cassie Bar
nett gave a vocal solo and Miss Ida Nay
Tor contributed fine recitation. Mr..
pafoe and Mr. Harris we're heard liz an
Instrumental duet. An address on the
order was made by Mr. Meehlern. and one
Of the plea SAINT features OF the evening
not 10 he overlooked was the presentation
OF an elegant badge 30 the retiring consul,
AR. Ellis. who for three years has filed
the office. and never missed a meeting.
Refreshments were literally served and
dancing was then in order until the small
hours
The Presbyterian choir gave a fine con-
cert on "Wednesday evening followed by
a pleasant social. Those taking part in
the programme were. Miss Zimmerman.
Miss Borland. Miss Barnett, Miss NayIor.
Mr.. Barager. Mr.. Dsudo. Mr.. Barhyts.
Mr. Boyer and Mr. Fluhart
Owing 20 insufficient advertising only A
fsir-siZed audience heard one OF the best
concerts Of the season az Central ouera
house on Tuesday evening IL was given
By Miss Stephens. assisted b. Mrs Mac
Anlins Mrs. Kingston. Miss Edith Kings
ton and Mr. Bueler. The numbers were
artistic ard were received with much
favor.
In celebration Of the Burns anniversary
A grand concert witt be given by the Gale
DOMAIN Society OF Everett on "wednesday.
January q The programme viii consist
Of germs Of Scottish song. in quartettes.
duets solos. recitationS and Instrumental
selections Rev. J. Cairns will deliver an
Grafton. Those Who are 10 take part in
clude. Mrs. = 2. Brooks. coniralso: Mr.
Robert Hadow. tenor. and Miss Alice
Jeffs pianist % Tacoma: Mrs. MacAlpine.
contralto. and Mr.. McAIi-ter, OF Seattle.
Pipe Major Auuros. OF Victoria; Mr.. T. H.
Bezg. reading. MrA Joseph Irving. recifa-
ton. Mas r. 3. Yuis. recitation: the
Misses Barnett. guitar; Mr.. r. Maeken-
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zie. piano-harp; Miss Naylof, contralto:
Messrs. Falconer. Havercroft Clark and
Boyer, quartette: Mr.. James Hmhes.
humorous songs.
Some sixty or seventy guests partiei-
pated in the basket social and card party
given by the ladies of the Maocahees on
Monday evening. II was altogether .
very social affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. z. sherfey lefs ,Ah
week for California.
MIR. J. Il. Crooker has gone East fof -
trip of some three or four weeks.
Miss Tuthill. Of Portland, Ii the guest
OF Mrs. Brownell.
Miss Marie parkin visited Seattle last
week to attend the Irene Club social
Miss Barager, of Seattle, Is the guest Of
Miss Parkfl
Mr.. Schuyler Duryee left for trip %
New York on Tuesday evening He en-
poets 10 he absent several weeks.
Judge Reid has taken rooms 4, fhs
residence of Mr.. Naylor. prosecuting o.
torney. on Colby avenue, and win not ~
move from Kitsap county until sumner
Mr.. J. III. Mitchell and family expsr 70
remove from Snohomish TO Everett about
the first OF February.
Mr.. Joseph Bucker. OF Silyefinn.
has been spending a few days IN town
His hospitsble ranch at Silverton vas
turned into a popular boarding house far
the railroad men during the recent block.
ade
Miss NJ. V. O'Kelly. a sister Of M 4
O'Kelly. arrived here last week rom
Pembroke. Ontario. to spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. p. Godshali were ssAs
ors TO Seattle on Friday.
Mrs ]. W. Glasscoek and Miss Claw
cock, OF Seattle. have been spending :
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Ar
Rev. Thomas Coyie entertained rev
friends one evning last week.
DIR. Gregory De Kannest gave hts fse'
lures on Russia for the benefit OF the pup.
lie schoolhouse library on Friday saa
Saturday evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Donoghue gave
card party 10 a few friends on satufssy
evening. Those present were: Mr sao
Mrs. Howard Mr.. and Mrs. carpen'e'
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson. Mr. and Mrs sTse-
ling. Mr.. Marion, Miss Marion. ksffen.
ments were served and the prizes asHl.
buted. Mr. Carpenter won the htsa
prize and Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson the con.
ISOLATION prizes
Mr. William 4 Mears. OF Portispu:
An exporter. dealing chiefly with Chlns $40
Japan. has been In the city for few day.
the guest OF Mr.. r. A. White.
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Coming Events.

Burns celebration Monday night. at
Collins hall. Tickets So cents. on sale at
the door
The Seattle Ceramic Club will meet to-
morrow al the residence of Mrs. III. f.
elise. Queen Anne LII.
The Irene Club wili give a social hop
az the new hall. corner % Ye<ier way
and Ninth avenue, Heine s'iay evening.
The Ladies' Gngl1 of ct. Panl's chapel
VIII give a musicale at the Queen Anne
club house. Friday evening. ebruary 2
Invitations have been issueb for
dance at Prosch's ball Wednesday ey-
cning By the Rho6oien Iron Club. These
parties are always largely attended.
Great preparations are being made for
the celebration OF the second anniversary
81 the founding OF Wilson's Modern Bust
ness College, all day and evening. Febru-
airy B. 1897.
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From Anacortes.

Anscortes, Jan. e Specisi-Aeas'
Erie Lodge OF Rebekah gave an annisss-
sary social on wednesday evening, ~
members entertaining their friends ~
most cordial manner. Among those p'r
ent were. Mr.. and Mrs. ". r. BuraM'
Mr.. and Mrs. J. O Xassar Mr. and MI
A. ". DiIiing Mr and Mrs. William
Calium Mr., and Mrs g. w. +. Allen, ~
and Mrs. w. q. Beard. Mr.. and MFs
Gerault, Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Peterson. alN
George Hudson Mrs. Mary stsvehsss'
MrE. NJ A. Thompson. Mrs II. j. f1ss.
cite. Mrs. Il. Kaufman, Miss eoa.sn.
Miss Boynton. Miss Beard, the Mlsses'n ~.
don. Miss Anderson MISS Hudson y =
Arges. Miss Dnon. Miss Peterson nj y
w shannon. Mr. q. D. shannon. NJ :
McDevitt. Mr. A. T.. swim. Mr. T. Ah, y.
son. Mr. s. Neal. Mr. D. Gillespie. ~,
Lance Burden. Mr. George Jameson. NJ.
John McC'ullOch. Mfr. y. Argos. Mr. 49,,
Burden. Mr. w Argos Mr. II. KaBzmA'
and Mr.. Douglas Almond.
A pound party was rendered Rev. 2 :
Fordney and family on Tuesday eveh'hs'
Tho gathering was very pleasant o.
both for tire surprised pastor and NJ 80
ily. and the guests. Among those p'ss =.
were. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Becker.
and Mrs r. IT. Boyd. Mr.. and h1s ~
Bates. Mr. and Mrs q W. shannon, -
and Mrs. W. ". McCsilurn. Mr.. ana o. g..
IL. %. Alison. Dir. ard Mrs. w a y,
Lean. Mr.. and Mrs W. D. MaHorys
ana Mrs. W Downs. Ar. ana ,-r.
Campbell. Mrs r. A. Wal, Mrs r
Harns. Mrs Charles Werner. AfA = 80.
Moore. Mrs r. Nedrow. Mrs. D.
mann. Mrs. O. w. l.. Alien. Mrs. = 80.
Peterson. Mrs. r. C0ngdon. Mrs. g.
worth, Mrs r. Funk. Mn VI Ewaia. +,
WeIlsnd0rf. Mrs. ". T. Fry .,.
Hume. Mrs. Alfred. Mrs. A. 2, Lot. 80. -
Baumanu. Miss coutant. ASs -
Mss Werner. Miss Desn. Miss hsse.ss -
Bates. Miss Holbfook, Miss sernaf.
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various eanr<s Of enio@ meGr beng tn@
principal features Of re evening A. %
O'Clock z dainty E1nch WAS served after
~ns~n sh~ rserYvvnaktng can~+1u@e urfN
the ssrIy hours Of dawn gave warning -
the approaching cay. Tnc~s present wee
Mr. an9 Mrs- II. ~. Pausson. Ar- and Ms
A. L. Kicks. MAex Jennie FSezzznk. Mss
Nellie Hanson. Mr.. r yossrg. Hr. J. y
Pzulssn. Mr.. ]. LyneA and Af. Eaipa
pzulson-
A s~w friends zs.re gssaszntiy entertain
~ Saturday evsniDE. January =. a.
ras residence - Eev. and Mrs ;. =
Head at RoEs n honor % tneir s9n
ssnarsSr q WHOSE egeaty-1rst birthday
snnfv.r~m~y e~csrred on the following
dag. An enjoyable evening was passed
IN an Informal social way. followed ~
fgat refrr=<<sn~rss Tn1 guests were Ms
Afice Cufi.x ATS wilson. Miss Alec Gov
layton. Mics Carrie A@rrit. Miss Jennie
Yez1. Mr.. W g wllson. Mr.. J. J. Azuifsr.
Mr.. r. r. Dewnie, Mr.. John Storey, Mr.
VIII Cults.
On wednesday evening Mr.. ara Mrs
csors. Kirk entertained . nunc~r OK
friends a. eroxreSztve WHIST. The partner
sAsp cxres were Arrange by very witty re-
husss; and after a lively round of contests
the glassts exchanged experiences over
charming supper. Those present were.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Preston, DR.. aud
Mrs. EewiaBds. Mr. and Mrs. John W.
Pratt. Mr. and Mira. Thomas r. Base.
AR ana Mrs J. A Paine. Mrs. Anderson,
Mms Fixk@r. Mr. Mcdonald. Mr.. Fisken.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk.
Mrs q. ". Rt@tson. az Beacon hiil. en-
rertslnea RE LADIES' Of the kermtss Whist
club Tuesday afternoon. After two hours
OF play y delicious luncheon was served
Mr& Stefsou waz elected president OF tns
club. Mrz. Winsor vice president ard Mrs.
J Stewart treasurer and secretary. The
naxi meeting OF ths ciub VII be held next
Thursday afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Sfsh Seventeenth avenue
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lyn. Mrs c. r. Zabriskie, Mrs. Alexander
Bafliee Mrs RI. c. wallace. Miss Wallace.
Mrs. Charles II MarbIe. Mrs. L. 2. Man
ming. Mrs. L q Campbell. Mrs. A. 3.
Todd. Mrs. ]. w Peck, Mrs. G. W. Grsggs.
Mrs. A C. Fosfer. Mrs. Everett Griggs.
Mrs Georgs c. Wagner, Mrs HI.
G. Foster. Mrs. J. M. Keen. Mrs
Frederick Watson. Mrs. Galusha Par
Sons. Mrs D. s Pulford. Mrs. W G.
Pearee. Mrs. c. j. Kershaw. Mrs. P. II.
Kershaw, Mrs A 3. Bun, Mrs. A. r. Bull.
Mrs. ". V. BurrSh. MIS-. Yecum. Mrs )
Il. Tarner. Mrs. It. Q. Abbott. Mrs Fred
erick Motset Mrs. F. W. Snow. Mrs. Alter,
Mrs. c. II. Nsliiken Mrs. Jess Merrill. Mrs.
Patton. Mrs. McCrae. Mrs Munson, Mrs
J. W. Rowe. Mrs. Harry Hurley. Mrs c..
=. Hurley. Mrs. s. p. Sears. Mrs j. l..
Hopkins. Mrs. A. W Martin. Mrs. ]. g.
Houghton, Mrs. W. II. Cushman. Ms.
Harry Caldwell, Mrs. q. :. Brown. Mrs.
r. ". Derrickson. Mrs. William Biglow,
and Mrs. Charles II. Hyde.
Mrs. A. B. Todd entertained few ladies
Informally Wednesday afternoon in honor
OF Mrs. ". A. Rice, and on Friday for Mrs.
Frankfyn II. Bowen. She was assisted by
Mrs. c. w. Griggs. Mrs. L. d. Campbell.
Mrs. L. z. Manning, airs. Harrison q. Eos
ter, Mrs. George c. Wagner. Mrs. j. NJ.
Keen. Mrs. Everett Gr.ggs, Mrs Noel,
Miss Bass, Miss Griggs. Ms Bowen. Miss
Maynard. Miss Paddock. Miss Apologize,
Miss Ethe; Holbrooks and Miss Mildred
Todd.
The Old Whist Club has been reorgan-
lied. and met in Mrs. Ater's rooms at the
Rochester Friday afternoon II is the in
tention TO meet alternate weeks in the
evening. to enjoy a mixed game. The
members are: Mrs. Alter, Mrs. Burril.
Mrs. Blanchard. Mrs. G. 5. Brown, Mrs.
Campbell. Mrs Eaton. Miss Elliott. Mrs.
A. n Fitch. Mrs. AIiiliken. Mrs. ". G.
Pearce, Mrs. Tousey. Mrs. Wagner. Mrs.
II. @. Foster and Mrs. Keen are substi-
tute players.
A mixed bowling tournament is on the
taps and the team is holding lively skirm-
ishes twice a week getting ready for the
fray. The women who Will do battle are:
Mrs. Steeb Miss Breeze, Mrs. Staples, Miss
Rowe, Miss Hellar, Miss Kershaw, Misa
Griggs and Miss Cootes. The gentlemen:
Mr.. Robert Pierce. Mr.. Barrager. Mr.. j.
S. Baker. Mr.. Philip kershaw. Mr.. E. L.
Parsons. Mr.. G. G. Rowe, Mr.. Staples and
Mr.. j. T. Steeb.
The Married Peoples Cotillion Club
danced I'm Mason library Saturday even
ing. and enjoyed the pleasure. The mem
bers of the club SO far as completed are:
Mr.. and Mrs Grosscup. Mr.. and Mrs. #.
A. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Walker.
Mr.. and Mrs. WiTesew, MIR. and Mrs. w.
G.. Pearce. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Manning,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. Steeb. Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Case and Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
Sprague.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steeb. Miss Rowe. Miss
Styne. Miss Bennett. Mr.. Tyler. Mr. Wood
ruff, Mr.. Bridges. DR.. A. G. Hicks. Mr..
Young. Mr.. Harvey and Mr.. Blanchard at
tended the masked ball given by the
Agayne club in Seattle Friday evening.
Mrs. L. d. Campbell gave the first OF a
series of informal teas Thursday, her at
home day. Delicious egg nog, tea and
cake were served. Mrs. Fransioli, Miss
Wallace and Mrs. A. B. Todd assisted.
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df~~or- rsr-e az the contracting parties.
zho "a not wish % be known 70 sksar
travelling companions as q newly married
couple
A very pretty wedding occurred las. Mon
car afternoon wner Dir. A g. Hess. late 81
Pasadena. Cal. and Mise Kate g. Moore.
os Dzvausish Eere married by Rev John
r. Damon. Miss Olive =. Young made
very charming bridesmaid. and Mr.. j. r.
Kelly performed ne duties Of best rnan.
TIE bride was very pyefffiy atfire1 IN q be-
corning travelling dress. and with sparkling
eyes ard rosy eheeks was ere psvSonifcs-
tor Of Iovessaees- Only the immediate reia-
tives ard frienas Of the couple were pres
err AZ re ceremony. hut 2 charming wed
ding party ard supper was given at the
ssoHse OF fhe 5-i3e's parents IN the evening.
during which a parry % young folks OF RE
reicnssornood silently gathered on the lawn
ana rendered a pleasing ssr@na1e In honor
of the happy couple Miss Moore. better
known among her Intimate friends As
Daisy. has grown I'D in Seattle. ard has
been until recsvr1y student Of the state
university. where she was a popular favor
Ste among all aer young acquaintance. ali
OF whom will wish her long and prosper
Gus Hfe- Ar. and Mrs. Hess have decided
70 make their home for the present az Du-
vanish, where they win receive their many
friends.
Mr.. John Dornan, member OF the
Stimson Nin Company. and foreman OF
the mechanical department, and Miss
Clara Isabel eiouiet, only daughter or Mrs.
Catherine Goaiet. were married at IL
O'Clock Thursday morning at the Trinity
Episcopal church. Seattle. by the Rev. Fl.
n Gowen. The wedding was a quiet af-
fair, the only guest being Mrs. Gouiet.
mother Ct the bride. After the ceremony
the newly-married pair adjourned 10 the
Butler for lunch. after which dr. and
Mrs. Dorman took the train for Portland,
Or. on a short wedding tour. When they
return they will begin housekeeping in
Mr.. Dormans handsome residence. just
finished on Leary avenue. Both the con-
tracing parties are old residents OF Bal
lard and are well known. Their hosts OF
friends extend hesrtisst congratulations,
with best wishes for long and happy life.
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s.rprs.@ .sa birthday Parties.

On Saturday afternoon from l 70 4.A
o clock Airs. Pred n. Peterson entertained
few young friends in honor Of her httss
daughter Miss essnsviaTe'E birthday ami
verxary Each guest requested 20 be
prepared with game ia which al could
participate The children were quite equal
10 the requirements and entered as heart
Us into the good old fashioned plays as u
,hsy we're ~ every respect ''up-to-date
Among the games were. Pass the Ring.
'stysnkFasn'' Blind Mans Baff ''Grunt
Stage Coach 4" Hide the Thimble /" But
ton Button Pass the slipper, Kisses.
smith Family 4'The Brownies" etc. At
$40 O'Clock refreshments were served ia
the dining room. during which time a vote
wss taken as TO the most popular game Of
the afternoon There was quite q diver
city % opinions. bur eight votes finally de-
eided in favor Of TIE Smith Family
introduced by Mss Grace Denny. a lovely
child with quantities of golden hair and
the dignity and gentle bearing OF queen
Miss Grace was awarded tire prize. con-
sisting of 'Greeian Fairy Tales" written
by Charles Kingsley. for his own children
The guests were as follows: Miss clio
Hutchinson, Miss olga Newlands. Miss Sar-
an Stevenson Miss Margaret elise Miss
Grace Denny, Miss Ruth Hutchinson. Miss
Laura RAISER Miss Marion Thomson. Mis4
Helen HutchiSofi, Miss Frances Steven
SOD. Miss linda Frsusnthsl, Miss Violet
Molyueaux. Mas Phyllis Osporn, Miss
Elnlse Newlands.
A delightful surprise party was given IN
honor or Mr.. AISLE Taylor Wednesday
evening January -. at his home, corner
OF Ninth and Lane streets The evening
vas interpreted with games, music and
recitations after which dainty spread
MA served Those present were: Miss
Naola Taylor. Miss Maud Walters, Miss
I4izzie Henkie. Miss Zessa Lloyd, Miss Bes-
sie Davis. Miss Stella, Beach. Miss, Lily
Heinig Miss Mabel Leach, Miss Bertha
SsIlis. Mrs Stuii and Mrs Peterson, Mr..
Aisle Taylor, Mr. Bert Peterson. Mr.. Lu
Walters. Mr. Harry Benson. Mr.. Bernard
Finigan. Mr. Ben Frye. Mr. Chester Smart
Nj. James Hart SIR. Irwin De Young. Mr..
Henry Henkie. Mr. Walter Heinig and Mr.
Peter Burg