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The San Francisco call., 1897-05-30
HOME GATHERINGS
Receptions, Dinners and Dances of
the Past Week.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Splivalo gave q dinner
last Sunday, May 23, to celebrate their we'd
ding anniversary. The dining room was
beautifully decorated with garlands of greens
and sweet peas and the tables with smilax
and roses.
The following guests were present: Mr.. and
Mrs L. Phillips, Mrs. c. Reynolds. Mrs. NJ
Taafe. Mrs. Charles Nougues, Mrs. Il. Porte
ner, Miss Pauline Dreyfuss, Miss Kate Spill
valo, Miss RoselYn Splfvalo, Miss Estelle
Spllyalo, J. Allen Parsons, Fl. McClaughry
Burbank Somers, H. Needer, 2. Remillard, r.
Bersoin, Dr.. Charles Rudolph, P. J. Sanchez
Z. Vincent, Dr. Z. Barrott, A. D. Splivalo Jr.
E. Splivalo.
The Hotel Mateo gave dance last evening
which was largely attended and which was q
most enjoyable affair.
very enjoyable surprise party was ten
dered to Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Davis at their resi-
dence, So Minna street, on Sunday evening
May %, by their nephew, William Davis, the
occasion being the twenty-ffth anniversary
of their marriage; Music, dancing
of the evening. AT midnight the guests
adjourned to the dining room, which
was tastefully decorated for the occa-
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Davis, Mrs. R. Harris, Mrs. C. Davis, Mrs. II.
Cohen, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Davis Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Neusdorfer, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Tomasky, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison.
On the evening of the 18th inst. delight
1uI I6C0ptIOu WAS lenEeT6Q 10 MISS Alice Gary
by her many friends at her residence, 332
Twenty-seventh street. The spacious parlors
and dining-hall had been beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with roses, palms, ferns
and lanterns, and the effect was decidedly
charming.
During the evening vocal selections were
rendered by the Misses A. and L. Atchison,
Mr.. Black and Mr.. Dumont, and Messrs. w.
and H. Gillogley and C. Donaldson. Comic
speeialties were given by Clifford E. Loughery
and c. Otto.
Master Goldman Crown celebrated his
thirteenth birthday at his home, 526 Hayes
street Sunday, May 16. The house ele-
gantiy decorated. After enjoying games and
dancing an elaborate supper was served. Those
present were: Miss Nettie Ankle, Goldman
CrownS Miss Helen B. Crown, Neville Joseph,
Miss Lulu Crown, Harry, Levy, Miss Fannie
Crown, Sam Crown, Miss Irene Waldheimer,
Harry Markowitz, Miss May Cohn, Jerome
friedDerg, Miss Leanie Breslauer, Sylvan
Rosen blum, Miss Lille Altfeld, Aaron Levy,
Miss Esther Markowitz, Miss BERTHE Asher,
Miss Miriam Label Miss Charlotte Label, Miss
Helen Crown, Miss Charlotte Crown.
On Friday evening last Miss Lillian Curtiss
OF Sutter street gave musicale in honor OF
Miss Tesse Rlordan. The spacious parlors
were beautifully decorated for the occasi on,
and delightful N usic WAS furnished.
surprise birthday party was given to NJ. A.
Lyons at his residence, 1879 Ellis street. on
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Eocially next week is to be given over en-
tirely TO fashionable weddings.
On Tuesday, June l, Miss Minnie Burton,
daughter OF Colonel George Il. Burton, and
Lieutenant Thomas A. Pearce win be married
st the residence OF the brides parents, Oil
Pacific avenue.
Rev. George E. Walk, rector OF Trinity
Church, win oficiate at the ceremony, which
will take place at 80 P. NJ. i'll the presence of
q limited number OF relatives and intimate
friends only. A reception viii follow from
till 4 o'clock. The bride will be attended by
her sisters, Misses Leila and Katro Burton.
Lieutenant William A. Sells, U. S. A., will be
best man. Lieutenant Pearce will take his
bride to Fort Logan, Colorado, where he IS
stationed.
Another interesting wedding on Tuesday
will be that of Miss Helen Elizabeth Wright,
sister of Hallock Wright and Charles Lott
Davis which viii take place at noon at ST.
Marks Episcopal Church on Bancroft way,
Berkeley. Frederick H. Pierson will be best
man. The bridesmaids VIII be Miss Ella
Holmes and Miss Catherine Warfeld, and the
ushers will comprise Van Zandt Hedley,
George Russell Field, George B. de Long and
T. Danforth Boardman. wedding breakfast
Will be served at the residence Of Mr. and Mrs.
Paxton Wright for the bridal party and rela-
tves
The principal event of social interest on
Wednesday will be the nuptials of Miss Ethel
Cohen and Lieutenant Bent, the full particu-
lars of which have already been published in
these columns.
Another fas shionable wedding viii be that of
Miss Mary Mcpherson Collier and Faxon Ather-
ton Maeondray, which viii be celebrated at
$50 o'clock next Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides father, Captain William
Bell Collier, in Lakeport, Lake County, Miss
Dorothy Collier viii act ss maid OF honor, and
the bridesmaids will comprise Miss Sarah
Collier Miss Margaret Collier, Miss Molhe
Thomas, Miss Emily Carolan and Miss Edith
Mclean. Gerald Rathbone is TO be the best
man, and Henry Macondray, Edward ]. Prin-
gle, Frank Van Ness, Robert NJ. Eyre, Henry
Poett ana Latham MeMullin will be the ushers.
Miss Anna CRUDE and Harry Durbrow viii
be married on Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Williams, 1925
Octavia street 1t is to be extremely quiet
affair, and only relatives will be present
Mrs. Thomas Magee Jr. and Mrs. William A.
Msgee gave lawn party last Thursday on the
grounds of the Haywards Gu bhouse, in honor
OF their two sisters, the Misses Florence and
Jean Marie Hush. Music and the service OF
refreshments made the affair very en- joyable.
among those present we're:
Miss Florence Sharon, Miss Blanche Sharon
Miss Irene Baker, Miss Genevieve Fore, Miss
Harriet Kittredge Miss Margaret Sinclair,
Miss Annie Clay, Miss Grace Gorrin, Miss
Bessie Palmer Miss G.ace Sanborn, Miss
Beatrice Vrooman, Miss Eta Havens and Miss
Grace Baldwin.
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CLUB PARTIES.
Fashionable Organizations Enter
tain Their Friends.

One Of the most enjoyable outings of the sea-
son was that given under the auspices of the
Nouveaute Club, last Sunday, at the residence
OF Miss Julia Herzog at San Rafael The guests
made the journey in special car chartered
for the occasion, and upon arriving were taken
in hand by Miss Herzog, who is one OF the
prominent members OF the club.
The spacious grounds were placed at the
disposal of the club, refreshments were served
in one of the large arbors of the garden and ali
enjoyed them selves with singing and dancing
on the lawn. Miss B. Lobree is president and
Miss S. Leyenson Is secretary of the NouVeaute
Club.
The Fijis gave most enjoya Bile and select
social on Thursday, May 27, at P. NJ, at
shtels building, 80 O'Farrell street. The mem
bers of the club are Messrs. Macauley, Simp-
son, Sharpe, Mitchell and Basch.
The VarsovienDe Fortnightly Club gave n
social on Saturday evening, May 20, at 1901
Post street
The F. n. BIS gave their second annual bus
ride TO Crystal Springs Sunday, May %. A
most enjoyable time was spent in dancing and
games. Those who journeyed 10 the springs
were: Miss Eva NaccaTini. Miss Nellie Perez,
Miss Gertrude Laboree, Miss Louisa Naccarini,
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Thursday evening. Those present were:
bauer, Jessie Newbauer, Louis Newbauer. Eu-
gene Newbaner, L. Waterman, Sam Waterman,
Elias Hecht, Julius Weyham, L. III. Danhauer,
NJ. Ballin, Thomas Godsil, Joe Housman, Mark
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. TAFT. Miss Hermine
Knur. Miss Bessie Roden, Miss K. Regain, Mrs.
]. NJ. Goodall. Mrs. McCreliis, Miss Adele Nc.
Crellis, Miss Z. Burris.
A very enjoyable birthday party was held at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Kelly, 732
Filbert street, on Wednesday last, in honor OF
the tenth anniversary OF their daughter May.
Those present wero: The Misses Anita Gran
dola, Clara Landucei. Rosie Isenberg, Brunetta
Marchetti, Adelina Marcbetu, May Kelly, Jes-
sic Kelly. Anita Kelly, Mrs. q. Chapiot and
Mrs. Garcia.
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AT Coronado.

CORONADO, CAL, May 29.-Miss c. L. 1ngle
is at the Posada Morena for an outing. Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert L. Pratt are Brooklyn IN, W
guests at the hotel Mrs George S. Myers and
maid arrived from st. Louis the past week.
Colonel ]. NJ. c. Marble, president OF the Ma
tional Bank of California. Los Angeles, accom-
panied by Mrs. Marble, has been visiting his
friend General Churchill at the hotel. George
Z. Reeve, Montreal, general traffic manager OF
the Grand Trunk line, is touring the coast In
his private car and has been staying at the
hotel with his party, including Mrs: Reeve,
j. A. Lowell, Boston; Arthur Dixon, Chicago,
and Mr.: and Mrs. w. F. Botsford, Los Angeles.
Chris Buckley, accompanied by his wife and
son and Miss Nellie Burley OF Boston, has
been spending several days at Coronado. Mr..
and Mrs. Lithbridge are English guests at the
hotel. William r. Walker is a recent arrival
from Chicago. Mrs. Charles R. Deacon and Miss
Deacon OF Philadelphia are soiournlng here
Rev. Father R. F. Byrne of the Roman Catho-
lie church, Coronado, will spend the summer
in Denver, Colo. Roger w. Bennett is down
from San Francisco. T. S. Hanaford is regis
tered here from New York. Mr.. and Mrs. j.
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At San Rafael.

At the graduating exercises of the Domini-
can College. San Rafael, on Friday afternoon.
most elaborate aud delightful program me
was faithfully carried out to the great satisfac-
ton OF the parents and friends of the pupils.
That each mum ber was warmly approved was
shown by the interest and applause of the
large audience which greeted the lovely array
of talented girlhood. The college orchestra
gave a fine rendition of "Rigolstto" selections
specially arranged by the sister who has charge
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AT THE RESORTS.
Brilliant Outlook for the Summer
Season.

From the valley, the seaside, the mountains
and the springs come the most encouraging
reports of the Inauguration OF brilliant sum-
mer season.
Ats of the resorts gayety already holds
full sway, and the outlook for the immediate
future is pleasant in the extreme.
The summer exodus has verify begun, and
the following reports from the interior win
be read with interest.
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At Sausa1ito.

w. Il. Stinson of the Anglo Californian Bank
is summering in Sausalito.
District Attorney W. S. Barnes 10 spending
the summer months in Sausalito
Miss Rose Miller departed Thursday for a
three mon tbs trip in Southern California, as
the guest of Mrs. CASTOR Ashe.
Miss Olive Hamilton and diss Beedy of Sau-
salito are travelling In British Columbia
Mrs. Thomas Leggett, daughter of Captain
William Borrowe, has returned to Sausalito
after delightfu trip through Europe. After
the summer is over, she Will depart for her
home in Cape Town, South Africa
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintosh gave delightful din
ner to friends last Tuesday night.
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graduated upon the success the club has met
with under his management
The hall was crowded with fashionable
audience. The club was assisted by Mrs. Car
micha Carr, pianist and sextet consisting
of B. Jaulus, first violin; H. Susman, second
violin; K. Schernstein, viola; F. Gntterson.
violoncello; T. Angerstein, double bass, and
A. Paulsen, flute. The programme was as foi-
lows:
..sing, Sing Music was Given" Brewer !;
.'The Long Day Closes" Sullivan; "Dis-
covery," Grieg; ave Maria" Abt; '.Moon-
rise" Pache; liars song,'' Hatton; Chorus
of Dervishes" ("Ruins of Atbens"), Bee
thoven; serenade (sextetl. (d) ingrata, % not
delssohn. (b) ''Suomi's Song" MAR; "Chorus
of Spirits and Hours" Buck.
On Thursday evening at the Byron Mauzy
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land Guy C. Emery, Alvarado; ]. II. Caswell,
Maarone; G. s. Dyer, San Francisco; T. B..
Neei, Gilroy; ]. H. Schneider, Oakland; D. E.
Noggle, San Francisco; William Smith. Pine
Ridge; X. B. Jones, Melton. S. D.; j. Morton,
Morgan Hill; Ethel Leslie, San Jose; Elmer
Carter, Redwood City; NJ. W. Carter, Menlo
Park; NJ. s Porter, Palo Alto; ]. w. Gait, Paio
Alto; H. Z. Dyer, Alyarado.
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". J. Batcheder. C. B. Tomson and wife, Miss
Emma Hunt, C. w. Randall and wife, Miss L.
NJ. Conway, III. w. Adams, San Francisco; G.
=. Palmer. .. G. Hyde, C. H. Rowe. Walter H..
Linforth, w. Y. Bryan. Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
hinder. r.. D. Collins, ]. J. Palmer. Oakland
A. Cross and Miss West, San Francisco; Mrs.
ii. G. Sturtevant and Miss f. Sturteyant, Oak
land; i. G. Hasson, wife and son, San Rafae. +;
). Deerlng, Oakland; II. D. Jackson, Mrs. Lem
mon, K. n. Plummer AM wife and Mrs. K. 1.
Rigdon, San Francisco; w. I. Welcker, Berke-
ley; Mr. and Mrs. l. Steinhart San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. +. w Dickson and Robert Dick
SON. Oakland
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Santa Catalina.

Among the arrivals from San Francisco at
the Fetropole Avalon, Santa Cat alma Island,
are: c. ]. Behlow and wife, NJ. NJ. Foote
Henry Meyers and wife, Mrs. B. J. Sideman,
NJ. J. Sideman, Miss c. Bettman, Miss NJ Bett-
m an, Miss B. Bettman, Miss Margaret Mckee
Miss Mary Mckee, Miss NJ. Driscoll. ]. Fred
Schlinpman
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MUSICALES.
Society Attends Concerts and Song
Recita1s.

The members of the Loring Club gave the
fourth concert of their twentieth season last
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall, max
ing the unique record of successfully complet-
ing twenty years of musical work of a very
high standard. d. P. Hughes, the conductor
OF the club tor the past two years, is 70 be con-
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THEY'RE ENGAGED.
Betroth ais Made Pub1ic During
the Past Week.

Miss Bessie Bernstein and Louis Stein will
receive their friends this Sunday. May 80,
from to o'clock, at 2003 Pine street.
The engagement is announced OF Miss jose
phine Gensler to L. E. Krsgen. They will be
p.eased 10 receive their friends this Sunday
nj .ernoou, May 80, from 10 O'Clock 3O9
Golden Gate avenue.
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At Paso Robes.

Mrs. Major Mclaughlin and Miss McLaugh-
lin of Santa Cruz and Sam Rucker of San Jose
will spend few weeks at Paso Robles. A very
successful euchre party was given by Mrs.
Burns and Miss Birdie Rice to the guests OF
Hotel Ell Paso Robes recently.
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In the Eutftre.

The Mystics' next evening-dress party will
be held at the Native Sons Hall on Tuesday,
June 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Edwards daughter Flora
will be confirmed at the Temple Emaup. Ell
Sunday, June 6. They will hold a reception
in the afternoon from till o'clock at their
residence, TIA Buchanan street.
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At G1enbrook.

The following are the late arrivals at Glen
brook resort: H. w. Brewer, B. Hudson,
Lakeport; George McCord, Louis Stetter, T. r.
Belingur, J. Hass and family, San Francisco;
A. HIATT Jr., Napa; c. II. Rosse, o. c. Hyde,
Oakland; r. w. Roberts and wife, Alameda.
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Highland Sprinp ps.

Last weeks arrivals at Highland Springs in
clude: N. A. s. Foster, San Rafael; James w.
Whiting aud wife, A. G. Freeman, ]. E. Tucker,
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Madrone Mineral Springs.

Among the late arrivals at Madrone Min
eral Springs, Santa Clara County, are: Mrs
w. T. Hamilton, Oakl and; H. S. Dy sr, Oak
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY.

PORT ANGELES. Nov. ae-MIss Mabel
Merritt returned 10 Port Townsend Satur-
day, after forinieht's visit with her faith
or.
Capt Jacob Peterson OF the bark Mel
rose. entertained a small party Of friends
al dinner on board hss shin Monday even
ing. There were present Mr. and Mrs
Peter puchholz. MIR and Mrs. " Mar
auardt Mr. and Mrs, Peter Gruhh Mr.
Weiser and MIR Murphy
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter BuchhoiZ entertained
a number Of friends Sunday evening No-
cal AMI Instrumental music was the prjn-
clips feature OF the evenings enjoyment
delicious lunch was served There were
present Mrs Blake. Mrs May HeTrck.
Mis- LueiIa Han Mr. William Weiscr and
Mr. r. J Murphy.
Mr. rhadtetls n Wagner. Of this city
and Miss Lizzie burrows of Scauim. were
united in marriage November l.. The eere-
mony was performed hey Rev 6 W. Mel
son at the home OF the bride Mr.. WaE-
ner is AT present deputy county auditor.
and HIS bride has heen a successful teach
er IN the Clallsn county schools for sev-
crsI wears.
MIR 4 A. Smith, the wellknown news
nap.r man. OF this city. is at present az
Skagusy.
Mir Charles Adta spent several lays with
friends AZ Seattle this week.
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EVERETT SOCIAL.

EVERETT. Nov. 2o--The hospital ba-
zaar. which was held in Central opera
house on Wednesday and Thursday. was
successful beyond expectation. The net
receipts were about $3.50, exceeding the
receipts of former years by over slo0. The
ladies have worked untiringly. and nat
uraily feel gratified with the result. Es-
peeiaily are they thankful TO those who
from a distance have contributed TO it's
support. The Kings Daughters booth
deserves special mention. Their booth
was designed by Architect Heide. 1t was
arched on all sides. with a platform over
head. upon which was erected an i'm
mense beehive. all being trimmed in
white and purple
A concert was given in Guild hall on
Monday evening under the auspices or the
ladies OF Trinity Episcopal church. which
introduced Mrs. c. j. Brehton. piano solo:
selection from Ben Hur::'' Miss Cassie
Barnett soprano solo: Mr.. Nichols glli-
tar solo: Mrs. George II Stepson. OF Sc
attic. recitation Miss Mitabell, mandolin
solo, Life Is a Dream" Miss Naylor.
contraito SOLO Mrs. Brenton and Mr..
Herbert, piano duet: Mrs. Irving piano
solo. Miss Schneider OF Snohomish, yio-
lin solo; Mrs. Jennie Houghton Edmunds.
OF Seattle. soprano solo. Woodland
Serenade;" Miss Williams piano solo
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

AT the regular meeting OF the Degree OF
Honor OF the Maccabees held Monday
evening one application for membership
was received. After the regular business
was transacted Il very enjoyable evening
was passed by the members and a few m
yited friends. A short progra NINE was
wei. rendered after which dainty lunch
was served. The programme was fol-
lows: Instrumental solo Miss Edith
Conner: recitation. Mss frankie Parker
instrumental solo. Mrs. David Lutz: rect
tation. Miss Phoebe keeeh: vocal SOLO
Mrs. Frederick Frazier.
The members Of W. NJ Holmes Camp
Sons Of Veterans. held ball and social
Friday evening in the r. A. &. building
Dancing was thoroughly enjoyed and de-
iicious refreshments were served about IL
O'Clock.
There was a large attendance at the
Masonic hall Wednesday night. when n
large number. representatives, OF the Touic
and Arcana lodges from Seattle. were
the third degree. After labor. refresh
rnents were served and a social hour en-
joyed.
The social that was to he given At the
residence Of Mrs. Sears. on Leary avenue
under rhe auspices of 81. stephens Epis-
copaf church has been postponed uatil
next Tuesday en- account Of the death OF
Mrs Caroline A Morris
Mr. A r. Pretty returned on Saturday
from Skaguay, where he has been engaged
In business He VIII return In short
time.
Mr. Peter Hesser returned from Val
parasso Indiana. Sunday much improved
in health after his trip East.
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OLYMPIA SOCIAL NOTES.

OLYMPIA. Nov. 1-On Wednesday
evening Superintendent and Mrs r. J.
browne gave one OF the mos. unique par
Ties OF the season. In honor Of Miss Mabel
neiy. or Seattle, who is visiting them
Inc most amusing feature OF the evening
Vas progressive patchwork contest -
A1r- Bowen received the first prize while
Mr.. Boyer earned the second After the
contest musical programme was enjoyed
Danclng followed. Present were Prof and
Sirs- Leach, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Mitchell.
ar. and Mrs CIeas, Mr. and Mrs Jonn
Betneli. Mr.. Hin, Mr. Boyer. Mr.. Bowen,
Mr Cowies. Mr.. Adams Mr.. WIN Whit
morn, Mr. Wadsworth. Mr.. Pellitier. Mr.
Mitchell, Mr.. II. Baker. DR. Cariyon. Miss
carrie Rogers, Miss Gallagher, Miss
Mayes, Miss Strohm. Miss Edna Rogers
Miss jenkins. Miss Anna Frost Miss
BRADSHAW. Miss Weir. Miss Hall. Miss
Bessie Berntrager and Miss Mabel Kelly.
The Euchre Club held a regular meeting
al the home OF A. II. Chambers on Tues
Gay evening. The members were delight
fully entertained until late hour
"A happy surprise party was rendered
MISS Eunice Gnyot Tuesday evening In
nonor OF the eleventh anniversary of her
nirth. About dozen Of her young friends
were present and all enjoyed a jolly time
Wednesday afternoon Senator and Mrs
j. e. Horr went TO Seattle to attend the
"<-1hfS "a -sAiss 0flI ana MI. fTed
Strive
DR.. Ingham has started East on a long
visit
Mrs. +. Cailow. OF Kamlchie. is visiting
with the family of her son, County Clerk
callow.
Hon. J. H. Lewis was in the city a few
days during the week. before returning 10
Washington. D. G.
Judge r. J. Humes, OF Seattle. was In the
city Tuesday.
The Salvation Army Of this city IL pre-
pairing TO give grand turkey dinner 10
the poor children of the city.
Mrs. John Cryderman entertained the la
dies OF the Diversity Club On Saturday af-
ternoof
Senator Dorr OF whatcom, visited the
capital city Monday.
Gen. Ballaine paid short visit to Seat
tie the fore part of the week.
Hon. Henry Bash. of Port Townsend.
who has been visiting with his daughter
Mrs. +. j. Browne. has returned to his
home.
Mr. n. Duckering, of this city. was unit
ed In marriage "Wednesday morning TO
Miss Agnes Baldwin. of Seattle. After
short tour to Portland and other points
they intend 10 return and set up house
keeping In this city. where Mr.. Deckering
ia engaged in the hardware business.
Mr.. Il. L. Melton and family. of Seattle
are visiting In Olympia