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remain IN Michigan and Miss Fannie will
return 10 the city after a months visit
The Tilespiaa Club gave it's second pro-
ducflon II The Wife" at the BeiIingflam
theatsr here this evening for the benefit
Of the Fourth Of July fund.
Mrs. Robert E Strahorn Of Boston. is
the CUES. q Mr. and Mrs II l.. Dickin-
sar. at their home in Fairhaven
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weller returned
Tuesday from tfseir wedding trip 10 Up
Sound cities.
Mrg. Henderson has been visiting
friends in Seattle this week
Miss NJ D. Backus, who has for sew
erel Years been enc Of the teachers in the
city schools was married this week to
Mr. f. Nugent. They viii reside here.
Mr. H A FaIrchiId left Thursday for
an extended Eastern trip, which viii in
ciuae his old home in Ontario. Buffalo,
New York and Washington
Miss Swadiey gave a party Monday
I'm honor Of the Misses Waldrip. of East
Sound.
Judge e. W Nicholson. wife aud son,
Of JacExsboro. Tex, and Or. c. II. Nichol-
son. Of s.. Louis, are here.
Miss Carrie JarSis entertained quite a
number of her friends Thursday evening
at her home IN Fairhaven.
Miss Ava Dodson gave a most enjoy
kenzle avenue. Fairhaven.
Bishop Barker. of Tacoma was a
visitor 10 the Bay cities this week.
Rev. Marx Jukes, OF ST. PauIs church.
has returned from attendance on the
Episcopal diocesan council at Tacoma.
Mrs. Mcclellan and daughter, mother
and sister Of Mrs. Arthur Gamwell. have
returned 10 their homes In California
after several weeks visit in Fairhaven.
Mrs. Pritchard gave an lat home on
Thursday al her residence on Donovan
avenue Fairhayen.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Alverson, OF FAIR
haven. started Tuesday for Portland
Ore. on trip for business and pleasure
Mr.. NJ. V. Austin and family. Of The
Dailes, Ore. arrived here Thursday to
reside
The young people of the Methodist
Episcopal church gave a social last even
ing for the benefit of the Y. NJ. c. A. at
the association rooms.
Miss Mabel Huntoon Is visiting friends
In Seattle.
The Busy Bee Society of the Christian
church is arranging to give an excur-
sion to Ciearbrook the latter part Of this
month.
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WEEK IN SNOHOMIsH SOCIETY.

sNoHoMIsH. June ls.-Miss Freer Of
Snohonlish. was Sunday guest at the
nome of Mr.. c. NJ. Morgan
the officers and pupils OF the Marsh
lahd sunday school held an enjoyable pic
me near the school house Saturday after
noon programme was held in tho
morning in the school house.
The ladies of the Macca5ees last winter
divided their lodge into two sections. with
q captain for each side close record
OF attendance was then kept and the side
having the least absent marks was 10 be-
hsnqueted By the members Of the on
poSite side. The banquet was held Fri
DAY night. and a very ENJOYABLE evening
was spent. A short programme was given
prior 10 refreshments. and the floor was
then cleared and social dance enjoyed
Mrs. j. ". Heffner and family took
Saturday evenings train for their new
home IN D-s M0ines. Ia
The home of Rev. and Mrs. J. Cairns
was the scene Of a pleasant gathering
Friday night, the occasion being the
tenth anniversary OF the marriage ~
their son, Evangelist George Robert
Cairns aud wife The following wera
present: Mfr. and Mrs. J. Marteli, Mrs.
Anderson and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs ].
II. Ault, Mr.. and Mrs j Mcconnell Mr.
and Mrs. Strien. Mrs NJ G. Cole. Mrs
:. L n. Loo
Mrs. ). T.. Artsman. Or. and Mrs Nc
Cready. Rev. and Mrs Merritt. Mr.. and
Mrs. n. II. Horton, Mrs g NJ. ThraU
Nr. and Mrs. T Meeks Mr. J. r. Hewitt,
Mr.. and Mrs - = Rcicherrnan. pr. and
Mrs. r, 4. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. w z
ElweH, Rev. }. ". Dorrs ace. Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. T. radien. Rev and Mrs \. ]
Hanson, Rev. II III. Shawahan. Mr.. and
Mrs J. T. Patterson. Mfr and Mrs : &
Nunus Mr. and Mrs ". r Ran Mr.
ard Mrs. " =. Reinechkcr. Mr. and Ms
ACDermott Miss Sarah shan Miss Julia
cole. 81 New Whatcom Miss NJ A Wsa-
leigh. Miss Anita Cloudy. Miss Esther
porrance. Miss Effie Rattenton. Miss Ala
Aunns. Miss Eva Bailey. Mr. T. Arts
man. Mr. FL SkaERS Mr.. Charles Horton
Mr.. Q. W. Gorh9m ard Mr. James Crrz-
CRY and Mr.. ana Mrs. !. y Sipp~eN and
Mr. and Mrs W y Horton
Mrs, W. +. EIwel assisted hv her
pupils in music gave a pleasan; musicale
at the residence u Mr.. ". Y. Bel On
Tuesday evening
Mss SUE Ean34ll was a guest of Miss
Fe3an ove- Sunday
Miss Amy ana Mss Grace S9uv~aT "a
visiting ~ Cherry Valley.
Rev. ]. Cairns left saturday for I,o.
Angeles. Cal, - visit rs aauchter
Gem Ciey Bebekhas held their regular
election Tuesday night. with The follow
ing reSs}jt; Mr. \. N8nBureu. y @ Mrs
W. a Nelson Y. -. Miss Bessie Watson
r. Mrs =. ". Head. r. =. ana N-s
Il +. Walton treasurer.
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OLYMPIA June - The Woodmen %
th1 World in this city extended a hearty
weiccnv 20 r. \ Fa}keuburg. head consul
90 tha Woodneo of the Pacific jurisdiction.
en- "Wednesday evening. on which occasion
u A X hail was dense3y packed with
members % The order ana their invited
guests Nr Faikeub0rg delivered an adj
dress on Fraternity" after which tia
hail wRS cleared ana couple % h0ars
devoted 10 dancing. gol.osed oy s. dainty
lunch.
7he graduating eNerctses o. ne Olympia
hsgh scAool took place on Friday evening
AZ olympia theater. when class OF seven
received sheir diplomas. The prosra nsn1A
incluart: OVeFiurU hy che orchestra. tu-
vocation. Rev. = l. Dlyen, ulssic. salo.
~ T. Flil. 'fnGH.nce" ara cystioG. Leila
.t}es. Tho Present Crisis" recitation.
X sic TAyior. - Revere" an essay. Mir
40 Williamson. foUs&o. rnan1olins aa3
s4isaes. Yeuus ladies tlua. ''Fortta as
Prophecies" Viw Viola Wysu3sro.
'sfIvctslcity." g thos.s. EaTeEe Csna3ay:
''ssvat.o Not Defeated" an oraaon. cas-
.au1sa Message. mu<ie. NoHnE Ladies'
t|ttlr. '"rruc t:Yca mess. an Grafton. Nellie
Brown. Archie Desa." L recitation Mary
Treomrson '~Tempu< F'uEt5" class
rr,nneey Emma McAtshou. Steps tu
0r3er." vaiedtctovy, Lawrence George.
rs,,s.e piano. Nellte Brown ard Mlriaus
Williamson. address STATE S4pg~sntcH }ent
Browne '-Yosr FT1enas " h'> gs. leCturo.
tIty SHperina.1 Halves: presentation
90 diplomas. oy Director kssahyn-
- \ Stevens cF Ee0tr&ila was t5is
0~z aaite3 tn marriage - Miss ~. II
s~rssrsetaHt ~ iAttIe fss+cS, trss Co1nts.
cart Hatch. a. California. - Oh = NiSt.
ID ht~ tsniE tr tats ci-y.
Ntss Se.s CcTS{n. ~ Tacoma, wa& -
saesl ~ M lad Mrs, =. -. Resvrs. -
.st- c.rs eaHre ,te pass Nte&.
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LAKE ClSHNAN SOCIAL NOTES.

LAKE CUSHMAN. Wash. June IA
party of six. comprising Mrs. William Doll
by. Miss Norah Brown. Miss Nellie Mc-
Keavy. Mr.. H. e McReavy. Mr.. Edward
McReavy. Of Union city. and Miss Blanche
Cranmer. of Washington city. a few days
ago made the ascent OF Mount Rose while
StopiSng at the 19uSnusan house. II is the
first time il has been attempted by ladies
so early In the season, but Mr.. f. +.
Church. under whose guidance the party
was. landed the ladies and their ponies
safely on the summit. Much snow was en-
countcred near the summit, Mr. T.. ].
Graves. of Portland. has rented the Lake
cottage for the summer. and IS spending
his vacation catching trout.
Roland l. Hooper and Erward Munn are
OH visit to Seattle.
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.

PORT TOWNSEND. June = The pres
ence OF the hatrlssh!p oregon sn port this
week has occasloned many small social
gatherings. which were gwen IN honor Of
tHa officers
Thursday afternoon a social wits: party
MS given Ia honor ~ Mrs. L Porsnarn.
who leaves fer olympia in few days By
Mrs Cssorge Stevretr ant Mrs p. Autty
81 The residence Of the former o. Adams
street.. The large, handsome parlors were
appropriately decorated. There we-e Is
tables ard Mrs T. Albert Bartlett was
a .s~3e.i Gae first prize. an etching ny Ju-
j.an Eix TIE grtrsts ine3u6s<as Mss<iaTneS
btonaf Tsyal Frank Bartle<t R@echer
Paxh. Downs Ginger, pfef~ar " -
Strong. Nettl. ElN. Calhoun. Payne
Lotus o. Seattle Sshohe~ Hunt Nc
Dsth. jennings TtbSs1s Robinson. VIII
liam u. Simpson. George Jones Baker.
Charles CScrrtsh. Kuhn Fulton. Wilson
BstIeT, porsuarn. ADAMS. GeTs1r MNr~t-
son. PeeBe. YsaSae. Fletcher IAyeIy. E.a-
S-1< sseAxEAS. bysSSAA-. knD<sgeD. Con-
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PORT ANGELES SOCIETY NEWS.

PORT ANGELES. June 17.-Mrs. A. B.
Dorsey gave a children's photograph party
Monday afternoon in honor of the fourth
birthday of her son Raymond.
The graduating class of the high school
will hold its commencement exercises at
the opera house Monday evening. June
2ist. and the baccalaureate sermon will
be preached Sunday morning by Rev. W.
FL Mock at the NJ. e. church. The
graduates include Alice NJ. Henson, Lot
tie o. Sanford, Caroline Trahair. Ella
Johnson. Lillian NJ. Reynolds. Estelle FL
liott Madge Haynes. Oracle Wilson.
Franche Place Willie n. Timer. Lester
H. Place. Eddie Graves. Ross Haynes.
Mrs. n f. Lutz entertained at luncheon
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. j. Cain Mrs.
II. c. Miller. Mrs. Byington, Mrs S. p.
Carasi. Mrs. l.. y. Stewart. Mrs. FL. p.
Wilson. Mrs. G. ". Nelson, Mrs. NJ J.
Carrgan. Mrs. C. F.. StakemiIer, Mrs
A r, Dorsey. Mrs. J. G. McCiinton. Mrs.
X. 6. Wilson, Mrs. c. F. Brown. Mrs. J.
G. Hanson. and Mrs. c. Z. Malletta
Miss Lulu Mitchell. of Nevada. No., and
Mr.. ]. VIM. Arendt. OF Tarkio Mo. were
married Wednesday evening in this city.
Rev. G. f. Cunningham. OF the Methodist
church. performed the ceremony. Mr.
and Mrs. Arendt win remain here until
fall, when they Will so east.
Mr.. Ben Raymond. who was married last
week to Miss Jessie Banks. OF this city,
returned Monday to Rossand B. G. His
wife Will remain here for the present
Mayor NJ. j. Carrigan entertained Capt.
Barker. OF the L. S. S. Oregon ard Cart
Eanford. Of the l.. s. S. Alert Saturday
evening al his home on Front street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodwin returned
Sunday evening from an extended visit
in the State Of Maine.
Miss Jess Crooks will leave next week
for Alton. Iowa, where she has been en-
gagged principal in the public school
Paymaster I-itteli and Ensgns Sawyer
and Iansdale, of the Alert. were accom-
panied by Mr.. y. r. Smith this week on
n fishing expedition to the lakes
Mr.. George Bright and Miss Kate
Bright left Tuesday morning for their
former home at Sweet Springs Mo. For
the past year they have been connected
with the Washington business University
IN this city.
Mrs. :. e Bright and Miss Cole departed
Monday morning for the east Mrs
Bright will probably return with her rar-
ents during the summer.
Mrs, c. E Cunningham was a Seattle
visitor this week
Miss Lutz. who has been visiting here
during the past year with her brother
I'll f. I.utz Will leave Wednesday FOR
San Francisco After returning here from
her California visit she will proceed 20
Columbus. Ohio.
The Odd Fellows were handsomely en-
terrajned Saturday afternoon on the gun
boat Alert and flagship Oregon.
Mayor Nj J. CarriEan will attend the
queens jubilee in Victoria
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BET.tt>cHsM RAY SOCIETY.

wftATCOM Fune "a The most ,Yatafia
event - social nature during ire week
was the reception given lEst evening nv
NJ srs Ms =. l. Anderson 20 NJ ana
Mrs = J. Easto0. - Fat.NaVen. WHO re-
termed T@.'re stay frou1 BRET wedding
trip 90 Vancouver Victoria and Seatyls
TIE rart0rs 80 fhe Anderson home yxe-s
bsaH;ifsllv decorated. MISS Anderson
Who recently retar0ed Fyof0 : s~favs ssni-
vsySstv an6 S}se ss3s ere - tna nrffss-
maids 81 the marriage ~ Mr.. &rd Ms
Easter assisted FRI receiving
Nj ". = lick M FIoyf Rysss. NJ
George Fo.tx ans Mr. A w C2otA.s-
were 80 delegates f7ar here - tho S,rS
- Veterans euesrsc.r1eat az Nanreavs~
Cnsl3rer's dax exercises wrra s.f5 zss.
SUNDAY az TIE Mcthoa3st. Prssevf,rfsr
and Con&r~ratSscal chUrchae
Ms A Ss-e~aesE eas returned f-,~-,
q vsSst ~ sev~Tss weeks 80 rs.lssfyes
Am3 grieDss IN kentucky sc.,o-1r.a r7 ....s
nv hrr sister Mss Rose Jacahs $40 WI
seen4 TIRE summer herr
Mrs. = : srso0.n }efy Non3sv - be-
former bone 81 Is<sesat- Pa pEer- 49,
vll reside,
Nf~< Fannie p les. sc-arsnans-,a ~
ae- iatAer asa x lhsT fess AEae6sv -
hastings. A.ea- As. a-4 AS<s. Lsss vi
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toLFAA. June ls-Athanaeurn lodge OF
Artisans gave q reception card party ard
Dali Thursday evening June In whicn
Was attended by the society people Of the
cssy 10 the number q. IsA
A particularly pleasant birthday party
was given At the residence az Mr. and
Mrs. ". u. Ellis Tuesday afternoon. The
hest Of the occasion was the little sou OF
Mr. and Mrs Ellis.
Mrs. w III. Holcomh Of HiIsdale. m
is in the city visiting her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. Ewart
MISS Logan Boswell returned Monday
from Portland, where she had been at
tending commencement exercises at ST
MArys academy. Miss Berry Holdings
worth, who has been attending St Mary 5
academy. returned with her
Miss Francis Bragg. a student Of the
agricultural college At Pullman. enter
tained her class-tha, OF '@s-at her home
In this city last Saturday
Mrs. Julian and Mrs. George L. How
ard on Tuesday afternoon entertained a
large party OF lady friends at a book title
party.
Lady friends Of Mrs. James woeilev
Mere pleasantly entertained Thursday
afternoon al an afternoon tea.
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CHENEY. June Is-nr, Roberts ~
Cincinnati, is visiting his sister. Mrs.
John r. Thomas.
farewell party and reception Was
given IN Mrs. W. n. Jackman WedneS-
day evening. Mrs. Jacknsn soes u
kaSio. Il. &. where her husband is IN
business.
w IL. Hubbard left for Vancouver
Tuesday.
Mrs. Surge OF Waukssha, Wis. is the
guest OF Prof. and Mrs Sutton.
Herman y. Sllean. OF Heron Lake.
MINI, is visiting mis- cousin. Mrs. Ever
son.
Miss Lucy McCroskey. a popular nor
NAL student. has been compelled to dis
continue her studies on account Of sick
ness. She has gone 80 her home at Col
fax.
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over, oRear, pontius. Fle<ham. NJ A.
sSeFlSa Hamilton. u. H Hns Harris
~ - mouth ". ]. Jones William PAYNE.
hfoc.er, Grant. CIapp. EaSen bsfs Amber
son. Delaney. BarneSon. Hinsis. Al Barr
.eSf Niilonghhy, William. strong. Misses
Webster. Mead. of Tacoma. McCurdy.
tIefield
The youth and beauty OF Port Townsend
assembled az Red Mems hall Thursday
evening al the invitation o, the Benedicts
% hohor the officers of The United States
baitIessip Oregon. Tie hall was ssilv
decorated with flags and bunting and wild
terms. Good music aud dancing followed
~ A2nt refreshments were the diversions
OF the evening. The members Of The board
OF trade and their ladies' assisted al the
reception. The party vas a splendid sue
cess ana the general opinion prevailed
among the officers that the social features
OF me city were the hear.iest and most
appreciated of any rendered on the coast
Miss Sue Mead. OF Tacoma is a guest of
Mrs w A. pfeiner
MISS Ella Lindsay has returned from a
visit 10 Eilenshprg
Capt. Barker. T. S. N. of the Oregon
was a guest % Col. and Mrs. II. Lands
this week
Mrs. J. NJ. Z. Atkinson. OF Seattle ia
visiting her mother. Mrs. r Calhoun. OF
this city
Miss Lille Horn has returned from IA
coma.
Aessrs. Theo. Christian and p. F. Me
lhtyre, OF Seattle. were in the city yester-
day.
Maj. II. NJ. Hammond L. r. X. of
left for Rossiand today.
Miss Carroll, of Seattle. is a CUES, of
Miss Libby
MF- Kari V Lively has departed for San
Francisco 10 remain
Miss Emma Baker is visiting friends In
Whatcom.
Capt. II. Calhoun. OF the bark Ceylon. is
in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ". petiygroye of Sc
attIe, were Passengers for San Francisco
yesterday.
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WALLA WAfI4A. June fa.--w. r. Nc
kean is in Kansas visiting relatives.
Mrs. Frank Riglen. ~ Portland. is in
Walla Nalla the guest OF Mrs. H. r
key.or.
Miss Nellie Munsey and Miss Mamie
Raiawater are visiting friends i'm Seattle.
MRS. lester :. Wilson left this week
for Philadelphia 10 visit her mother
j. II. Anderson. a capitalist OF Phlla-
deiphia. is in Walla WalIa visiting
friends.
Mrs. A. r. Burford and daughters. Miss
Bess and Miss Sue left Friday for Bos-
ton. 10 visit friends and relatives
Mr.. Richard McGahey. the well known
county auditor, and Miss Amelia Klein
gard. Of Coifax. were married az the resi-
dence OF the brides parents near Colfax
last Monday
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ANACOETES SOCIETY.

ANACoRTEs. June IA quiet but
pretty wedding took place at the home
OF Mrs. Flora Mangan. of Gu.rnes island
on Sunday evening, the 9TH the contract
ing parties being Miss Mabel r. Mangan
and Mr.. Frank Rucker. of AnacorteS
They were attended by Miss Bessie
Baker and Mr.. Wallace Mangan. The
bridal party entered the parlor TO the
strains Of the Lohensrin wedding march
rendered by Miss Sena Nangan. and took
their places amid "A bower OF roses and
ferns. where the words OF Rev Carl j.
kallgrsn joined the happy couple for
fif.
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OF the evening Mss Lucille Thomson
a Young lady lately from ire south. sacg
several solos The ccrnct baad dispensed
Some ntse music. After the unusual feast
of music the evening was concluded with
a delightful social dance. Mr. ralken-
bars. whose home IS IN Denver. has Meth
lug but praise for khckitAt people. lie
says Mount Adams stately and toxeri- :
appearance sixty miles from Go',fenaale.
reminds higa OF the view aud aAiesty ~
Pixies Peak fraTa tas balcony OF his home
on sherman avenue IA Denver.
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McMURRAY. June l9-Mrs H. w
Thurher who, with her family will
shortly move to Seattle. was on Thurs
day evening most agreeably surprised by
the invasion of "A number OF her friends
who had gathered for the purpose of
farewell party. The affair was
decidedly pleasant one. The even
ing was spent with music and
cards. Among those present Were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Gillespie Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. \. Snider. MIR and Mrs g. w.
Miracle Mr. and Mrs. T. T.. Maddox. Mr.
and Mrs. ]. Miracle and Miss Mau,ie
Gillespie. AT late hour. with many eN-
pressions of high esteem and regret at
her departure. the guests babe their
hostess goodnight.
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rsr=sinary stuGieS az Tacoma. and Is enjoy
Ing vfslt from ner friend Miss Turner. Of
WalLs Wa1ss a stgs5@nt IN the EIlens5urg
normal scaeoi.
AY and Mrs joe y. Johnson left olt-'xa-
pia4 Friday and viii MAKE tns4r .grurS
home III California.
Tsls friends OF Mr. ard Mrs. George
Bi8nkenshiB rendered them a pleasant lit
tie parry Saturday evening. * being their
WOODEN wedding anniversary.
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GOLDENDALES SOCIAL NEWS.

Hon. +. 4. Faikenhurg, head consul
Pacific jurisdiction Woodmen of the
World came 10 Goldendale on the 10Th
and in the evening was the guest AZ the
armory Of all KIickitat. judging from
the unusual large gathering OF country
as we'll city folk. The oldest Wood
man of the World was the chief speaker
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ana Mss Montgomery. and perhaps other
fEss MIXERS ~ the 81 Esasus clsh. cxtses.t
- WISH Olympia and attend the sessions
OF Ire NoFnan'S Federation OF state
eIaos which wiil - held June - and IS.
Miss Maggie Dobsoss. of Portland. IS
visiting her uncle. Hen. John pohson.
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DOUBLE WEDDING AT COLyII.LE.

CoLViLLE. Wash. June IA double
wedding occurred yesterday afternoon at
the Hotel Rochester Kettle Falls. where
in County Superintendent -. J. Smith and
Miss Delva Wolfard. and Deputy County
Auditor James f. Pickreil and Miss Susie
Crawford were Joined In wediock, Rev
pr. r. c. Armstrong, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church. officiating.
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ARLINGTON SOCIETY.

ARLINGTON. Wash, June "a The
Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Epis-
copal church gave a strawberry and ice
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Miss Josephine Brown was the hostess
Al delightful progressive hearts PARTY
last Tuesday afternoon. Six tables were
seated. and the first prize WAS taken by
Mrs r. y. Bouham. Mrs Mackellar and
Mrs J. N Bradley cut for the consola-
lion. Mrs. Iackellar winning IT,
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nothing at all below two feet. The
river men have been trying to deter
mine the water level for a month past
by driving stake and leveling from
the stone marks with a spirit level.
This stake, as set two or three weeks
ago, and as it remained up to five
o'clock yesterday afternoon, showed
six and one-half inches Of water.
which broke all records for forty years
past. About half-past five a number
of interested gentlemen made another
attempt to determine the exact stage.
and pulled up the stake and replanted
it so that it showed thirteen inches.
After a second examination. they
changed this again, and finally gave it
up in disgust, and determined to appeal
20 Council to have correct marks
placed. The matter is of considerable
fmportanre to river men, if not to
Council, and they are just as much
interested when the water falls below
foot as the general public is when it
is above thirty feet. AS has been
shown, their effort to have a correct
mark established, at a very small ex-
pense, failed in the First Branch last
night.
During the afternoon yesterday City
Engineer White made some levels,
and came to the conclusion that the
marks, if correct, would show seven
and one-half inches, his data being the
survey taken September 5, 1889, when
there was .3S of foot on top of the
bar below the creek, which, allowing
for the fall in the river showed Z of a
foot on the gauge. By this data, the
marks yesterday were SO of foot.
1t is the general opinion of river men
that the depth Of water was less yes
terday than for at Jeast a generation
past, but it is impossible to be exact,
under the circumstances.
Unless this little matter is attended
to at once, it will be impossible to carry
the marks down to zero this year, and
it may be that the conditions will not
be as favorable for years to come. In
other words, it is an opportunity lost
to do little thing of considerable in
terest and benefit to good many peo-
pie. Such is life.