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affairs. Gothic IN style being brilliantly II
Eliminated wf:h an almost innnmeranas
mass OF burning wax sapers. Promptly
as the town clock struck = the wedcinS
party entered the church 20 TIE giad straits
az LohsrSrin's wedding march. which was
beautifully rendered by Mss BROOKS on we
violin ara Mrs Gso-gs II. Jones On me
organ. TIE ushsrs. Mr.. Wilson pcoes.
.fr. Robert Reese ard Mr.. Kennel L. stew
sgt. let the way mp the aisle. followed oy
the charming little ring bearer. poressA
Jones. who was Gasasliy dressed Ia gown
Of white. Following came the flower garis'
Miss Louise de Lion and Miss Regina
Sheehan. sister CT the bride. eosn gownei
IN white crsandy and carrying baskets o.
towers. Miss Ursula Sheehan. also SIS
ter Of the bride. came next. as maid q
honor. She wore cream taille silk. trimmed
N lace. ard carried white carysanshe-nuns.'
Following her. leaning On the srra OF heF
father, came the briGe-to-he, Miss Rose
Mary Saeehan. She wcre a gown OF ivory
satin. en- train. trimmed in point lace ard
pearls. Her veil was very artistically ar
"a Rged with brides roses, ornaments and
diamonds the gift OF the groom. TIE
bridal party was me; ~ the altar by the
groom, Mr. Joseph r.. Conway. attired In
the conventional black. and his best man.
Mr.. John To!ana. Of Port Gamble, and then
began the Impressive marriage cermony
by Rev. Father Manisioux. AZ TIRE cou-
elus!on OF this service an elegant wedding
supper was served 20 the bridal party aud
the immediate relatives at the brides home
Next morning the newly married couple
left for Seattle ard Port and on a wedding
tour, ard on their return VIII make their
hogne az Pert Gamble where Mr.. Conway
has Cor a number Of years been employed
as foreman OF the Puget mill. Both the
bride and groom have a large circle Of ac-
cuaintances ard friends, and the wedding
presents received were numerous, costly
and appropriate. The bride has for some
time past been enc of Port Townsend :
most popular society young ladies and is
quite accomplished. She 10 daughter OF
Mr. John F. Sheehan, Port Townsend po-
neer. who has always been prominent in
business and political circles in jefferson
county. A. al
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FREMONT SOCIETY NOTES.

Mrs. l.. T. nowley and family, of PEN
dieton. Or, have established a residence
at Green lake.
Mrs. C. L. Stone returned from a pleas
ant visit with relatives In Philadelphia
Pa. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. :. A. Graham and family
are occupying a new home On Aurora
street. formerly occupied by Prof. and
Mrs Z. +. Storey. Prof and Mrs F. u
Storey and family have purchased a resi
dence near Winsiow Station. On the Green
lake car line, which they are now occupy
ing.
The Entire Nous Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. Josephine Gendron on next
Thursday afternoon.
The Wednesday T. IL Club holds IT'S
first meeting after the holidays with Mrs.
Paul Land.
Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Nichols received a
large number of friends on New Years
day, at their residence. kilbourne avenue.
Miss Ruff and pupils spent Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. w. X
Merwin. Dancing was the feature OF the
evening.
Miss Anderson entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
E. w. Anderson. Miss Younss. Miss War
ner. Miss May Smith. Mr. L. b. Warner
MIR. Leonard Anderson. Mr.. D. r. Mills
and NJ. George Morris at whist Thursday
evening
Mrs w. +. Biakeiey entertained a few
friends very informally Wednesday even
ing al her charming home near Wood
land park. Those present were Miss Liz
ze Coutts. Miss Daisy Keeton. Miss
Marguerite Coutts, Mr.. Will Covington.
Mr.. Ralph Forrey and Mr.. w. Densmore.
A large number Of Fremont young peo-
pie. with other friends. enjoyed last even
ing at Hamln hall. where they spent a
delightful social time dancing and in
various other social ways. The guess
present were: Miss Lizzie Coutts. Miss
Daisy keeton, Miss Maud Seymour Miss
Marguerite Coutts. Miss Gussie Miller.
Miss Marchie DaugheTty, Miss Jennie
Ceutts, Miss Carrie Robinson. Miss Jen-
ME Head. Miss Marie Simpson. Miss Flor
encs Murphy. Miss Minnie Farnaudes.
Miss Meta Becker. Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Grow, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Blakeley,
Mr. Ralph Torrey, Mr.. Charles Murphy.
Mr.. John Storey, Mr.. VIII Covington. Mr..
Gerald Fitzgerald, Mr.. VIII Herbert, Mr..
Fred Herbert Mr.. Frank Por1er, Mr.. w.
Germaine Mr.. David Livingstone. MIR.
Gilbert Livingstone, Mr.. Worth Densmors
and Mr. o. Wood.
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AyACORTEs SOCIAL NOTES.

ANACORTES, Jan. Miss Morri Cur
It's last evening gave a ghost bicycle par
ty to her young friends. Those present
were Miss Ethel Reid. Miss Edna Whit
ney. Miss Helen Whitney, Miss Ruth
Dickson, Miss Louise Curtis, Miss Helen
Curtis. Miss Clara Wagner. Miss Annie
Laurie, Miss Airlie Whitney. Miss Mar
garet Gadbois, Miss MORT Curtis, Miss
Helen Almond, Miss Alleen Curtis. Mr..
Richard Reed, Mr.. Percy Mckerarher.
Mr.. Mark Phelps, Mr.. Archie Hutton,
Mr.. Ralph Oakley, Mr.. William Argos.
MIR. Eugene Whitney. Mr. Walter Hume.
Mr. J. A. Laurie, Mr.. George Jameson.
Mr.. Ivan Alexander.
Mrs M. A. Thomson was given BIRTH
day surprise party at the Hotel Een6ome
parlors on Wednesday evening by about
thirty Of her friends.
Mss iddia I avis gave a bir,i1ly pa,-
ty On Friday evening at the home of hvy
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Davis. The
birthday o. Gle of the guests, Mr.. II. H.
Soule. came On the following day, 30 that
the guests renained until the morning
hours ana called the gathering a double
birthday parts.
Mrs. A. II. Sitter. OF Friday harhor. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. w. J. Dixon. OF
this city
Miss Ethel Reid and Mr.. Richard Reid
o. Iaa1er, p. C.. are guests at the home
Of MIR. and Mrs. Melville Curtis.
Mrs. l.. l.. Palmer IS visiting relatives
in Seattle.
Grs. 4. ]. Calvert Of Seattle. has been
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eity: T1ey made the Eote, Butter their
headquarters.
Mrs ". \ Burieigh. % yarkton. South
Da.ofa, arrived Is the city Christmas day.
ana VII spend the winter here.
Ar and Mrs. @. T. Guy eharrsfngfy en-
ssrtainei a few Of thsfr friends at \
CHRISTMAS rsrty or Christmas evening.
James H. Rutherford and family. OF
NJ, Ase;;,sss@ra az spending the nq,.daxs Win
Aaeir ecisa, w. G. Eutter, a. River Park.
,alned inner 4 s-iss'as Frsisy svenlng
a. asr residence 20 watch the Old year die.
Ms A. =. Burieigh and her son, Andrew
1s'riesga- 5r., left Monday for n. East.
school. ''-@A va ''e'
Mss Gene Graham returns on Tuesday
u the Anna wr5gnt seminary a. Tacoma
N1ere she has been attending school for
some time
Mr.. Butter5eif. Of Chic. 90 who ha. Been
IN "a cIsy fQr. several months. visiting his
s.~er. A-s Newman Kline. ieft Monday
FOR san Francisco.
Mrs. Z. ": Hankey Is lisalizlng. OF can
Fatiei'' Mrs Hanasy writes over tia the
pea name Of Marie winslow.'
Lieut.. Wholly has moved from 80 Ha--
ys.d avenue north 10 the corner o. East
Beahy way and Rcy2ston avenue.
Judge .. l. Fry and family have re-
IL The South. They are new quarteref fer
sne present az the Yesler home. In North
Seattle.
Mr.. w z Haynes OF Tacoma; Mr. r. J.
b,2wat OF Jlanits: Mr.. Charles Black burn,
o. snoaoulisn; Mr.. ]. 8. McStiire. OF Ever
e.; MI William Ridley, Or Pert Biskelsy;
ar al DaTinson, Of PoT. B.ake ley. Mr. +:
\ Rowland, Of Olympia. Mr.. s. \. Olsen.
q Tacoma: Mr.. Charles korh. % Everett:
Mr. A. NJ. Guild. Of Si;ka, Alaska: Mr.. s.
Inapfnan, OF Shelton: Mr.. L. HaiverSoa Of
lorenzo; Mr.. A. Z. Jones. OF Liverpool:
M A. Lewis, OF Everett; Mr.. ]. Jones Of
fela&el zen, oregon; and Mr.. J. +. 0Ear-
reA Of 0rting. Wash, vera guests In no
CITY during the past week and occupied
Ap1rernsnts a. the Ental York
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THE SEATTLE Observation-Disclosures SUNDAY JANUARY ?

Miss Grace Dcrr. Miss Lulu Haines. Mss
Rere7fta Mcdonald. Ms. Maggie Brown
Mss Lizzie Murray Miss Nellie Murray
MISS Loio Bsmhsi Miss Msanss Murray.
Mr.. Josu Doaovan. yr. Z. Strowb-sdge
Mr. VIII Higgins. sfr. Alex Waite. Mr
jack gcFarlane. Mr. VIII Wyatt. Mr.. John
Murray. Mr. Hardy Ganbef. Mr.. Randolph
Murray.
pleasant surprise was given Mr. O. 3.
Good a. the residence OF Mr. ana Mrs
Thomas Good. o. Fir. On Christmas night.
Those present were. Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Gates, Mr.. Ira Gates. Miss Nellie
Gates. Mr.. Thomas j. Gates. OF Fir; Mr..
John sandberg. Miss Dorcas Lane. Mr..
James Lane Mr. W. Hayton, Mr. j. Hay
ton. Miss Emma Pryor Miss Maud Good.
Mr.. r. y. Coed. NJ. Thomas Hensley, OF
FIR: Prof " B. r Drake and daughter.
Of NJ. Vernon. Miss Maud Treat. Miss
yeIesia Drake. OF M. Vernon: Mr.. Bart
Shook. DIR. c. c. Rock. Mr.. Perry Dem
tor, I-. David Gates. OF Mt. Vernon, AMI
BIZ William ID. Good.
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The members Of the Advance Club pleas
antIy entertained their husbands and
friends at the home Of Judge ard Mrs
Winsor last Wednesday evening TIE
early part of the evening was devoted 70
WHIST ana music. ana 2GSer refreshments
were served dancing was INDUCED In TIL
midnight This bright, progressive asso-
citation Of ladies' was organized nearly three
years ago. has Joined the Federation. ana
intends 20 keep up TO It's present high
standard.
TIE Chlaren's Progressive Lyceum
held its initial chrtstm mas festival in
pettis' hall Friday evening. December a.
Christmas tree, songs. rscitsaions and
tabieaux were some Of the features OF
the entertainment. During the evening
refreshments were served to over 300.
The tables were presided over by Mrs.
Lapworfh- and Mrs. Lenont. Mrs. Kill
dun had charge Of the grab bag, and
Mr.. kiidun in a pleasing manner auc-
toned on two huge plum puddings.
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The members OF the Big Nine, = social
organization which had its origin In the
University of Washington. were enter
tanned Friday evening at the residence OF
Miss Harrington, First avenue and Mercer
street. The company enjoyed various
social pleasures. followed by dainty re-
freshments. and watched the old year out
and the new year In.
4. @ @
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Bettinger. 500 West
Republican street, gave Christmas night
party 10 a number of friends. The little
ones enjoyed themselves with a Christ
mas tree, recitation. songs. games. Miss
Donna Cameron sang several songs, ac-
companied by Mr. Otto Homer.
@ (.
Mrs NJ p West entertained the Kermiss
Whist Club on Thursday afternoon. An
elaborate luncheon was served. Mrs. Z.
w. Clark received the first prize, maxi g
an unusually large score. and Mrs. l.. Brad
ley the consolation. Mrs. p. G. Ellsworth
Will entertain next Wednesday.
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The Christmas of the employees Of the
Rainier Avenue Electric Railway Company
was made particularly pleasant by F. H.
Csgood, the owner of the road, who pre-
scented each one with a turkey.
g
Miss Mayme Button, assisted by Miss
Farquhar and Miss Harrington, received
friends New Years day at 2ols Fourth
avenue.
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SOCIETY AT COUPEVILLE.

COUPEvILLE, Jan. 1.--Last Monday
evening a crowd of young folks gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. KEEL
logg and spent tho evening playing
games.
Four well known young ladies of Coupe
willie entertained their many friends at
the W. c. T. L. hall last Tuesday even
ing The hall was beautifully decorated.
About fifty young people were present.
The evening was passed In playing va
riaus games. At Il O'Clock refreshments
were served.
Miss Ferne Graham. of Tacoma. spent
"a few days with her uncle. Mir. A. J. NJ
Hoson. and family this week.
Among the students who returned from
Tacoma to spend the holidays were Miss
Alice Engle, Miss Alice Kellogg. Mr.. Luz
Their lie Sourd and Mr.. Harry James.
The Mendenhali quartette, of Tacoma,
gave an entertainment here last Wednes-
day evening.
Mr. James McEwing Is spending a few
days on the island.
Rev. John F. Damon, OF Seattle. Joined
IN matrimony Mr.. J. o. Cruise. of Seattle,
and Miss Louisa Campbell. of this place.
on Wednesday morning az 3 o'clock. The
marriage took place at the home OF the
bride and a host OF friends and relatives
were present. The couple left on tire
morning boat for Seattle.
Mr.. Fred Cranney Is spending a few
days visiting relatives on the Island.
4 peasant surprise party was held at
Mrs. F. A. lie Sourd's home on Thursday
evening. Games were played until u
o'clock. Among those present were: Miss
Selma Cranney Mics Mabel Straub. Miss
Winnie McEwing, Miss Jessie Hosom.
Miss Esther Ewing, Miss Edna Monroe.
Miss Ethel Monroe, Miss Minnie lie Sourd,
Miss Ethel Dyer, Mr.. Mark Page, Mr..
weison Sill. Mr.. Willie Mitchell Mr.. Os
car Hull. Mr.. Carl Pearson. Mr.. Charles
lie Sourd, Mr.. Luther lie Sourd, Mr.. John
lie Sourd. Mr.. James McEwing, Mr.. Fred
Cranney, Mr.. George Swift.
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Personal AND SOCIAL NOTES.

Mr. Edward Sweeney returned last week
from trip TO California.
MIR. Clarke vestil. of Snohomish, Is In
the city on a weeks visit
Mr. Harry c. Boyd. of San Francisco,
is visiting Seattle friends.
Mr.. Carl Clemans. Of Snohomish. spent
New Years day in Seattle.
Mr. Charles Skinner. of Everett, spent
New Years day In Seattle.
Miss Rowena Neveile was In Tacoma
last week visiting her mother.
Mr. Mears viii return this week from
an extended visit In California
Miss Margaret Cardin Is the guest OF
relatives In Tacoma for a few days.
Mr.. James Sheafe is over from Tacoma
for a holiday visit with Seattle friends.
Miss Marguerite Mckinney Is the New
Years guest OF Mrs. Clancy, Of Tacoma.
Miss Gertrude Clemens. of Snonomish,
was the guest OF Seattle friends last week.
Mr.. Leon NJ. Brown, of Buena. Or, Is
in Seattle, the guest of friends, for few
days.
Mrs Burns and Miss Burns, of New
York city are guests OF Mrs Charles 7.
Couover.
Dr. Hicks, a well known Tacoma society
man. was In the city last week. the guest
OF friends.
Mrs ]. II. Yates and Mrs. p. e. Miller.
OF Port Gamble, spent a portion OF last
week visiting in Seattle.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Hawkins. a well known
Tacoma society young man. mingled with
Seattle friends last week.
visiting his friend Mr. Peter Bettinger.
OF 3D. Republican street west.
Mr.. II. Nelson Smith. OF New York is a
guest at the Hotel Butler while paying
a short visit 10 Seattle friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman returned
last week from very pleasant Christ
mas visit with friends Ia Tacoma.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Briefly and Miss lone
Cutler returned last week fFCTn Snoho-
miSh. where they were the guests If Ms
Brierly's sister. Mrs. Frank Foster.
Commander y. j. Green. of Port Orchard.
and Mrs Green spent several days last
week visiting with society friends IN this
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BURTON SOCIETY NOTES.

BURTON, Jan. lon Tuesday the 18th.
Mr.. II. Stone. Mr.. J. NJ. Dufield and Mr..
Enoch Mathis boarded the steamer Seat
tie to seek wealth in the North. The best
wishes OF their friends accompany them.
Mr.. Frank Miller. who had expected TO be
one OF the party. IL confined to his bed
and we understand has been entirely M
conscious for several days. Several others
or the family are sick. 1t Is fortunate
that he was not on the road when this
Illness overlook him.
Mr.. NJ. f. Shaw. OF Raymond. Cal, is
at Burton looking after his property in
terests on the island. He was detained
on the road several days I'm coming nn
by thu distractions % travel by the late
rains.
New Years eve there was "hop" nj
Fuller's hall at the Center for the lovers
Of the Terpschorean art.
John Niman. the mate OF the steamer
Sophia. has been taking lay-off for the
past week. and Connie Tenney has been
serving in his place.
Miss Henrietta Therkelsen OF yashon
center had select party OF her young
TRENDS at the residence of her father on
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BALLARD SOCIETY NEWS.

The Young Ladies' Bible Glass OF the
PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school presented
their teacher. Mrs. F. J. Edmunds, with
a beautiful International Teachers Bible.
Ballard camp, at Its last meeting, en-
dorsed DR.. Emery as their choice as q
delegate from District No. OF the Paci-
fic jurisdiction 10 the grand encampment
in San Francisco next August, and an
nounced the installation of the camp off,
GERS for next Wednesday night as follows:
Consul T. j Kearney: Ad. Lieut., b. VI.
Burnett: banker. John Johnson: clerk.
Clifford Ashton escort. Joseph Peabody;
watchman. c. C. Dill. sentry, w. II. Coop
er: managers. n. T. Hawlev and F. f.
Woodring, physician. DR.. Emery.
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PORT ANGELES SOCIAL

PORT ANGELES. Jan. i.-Dr. Nd
Tucker. OF Port Townsend. spen, seyud
days here during the week. He VIII i
all probability locate here permanently
John Bell. of Sequin. died last Frth
from cancer of the stomach. He N
among the very earliest settlers Ia "a
county and was nearly eighty yean n
at the time of his death.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. AldwelI shss.
tanned a number Of friends at whist W.
nesday evening
The ladies' Society of Literary Expsss
ers held its fourth anniversary pEy
Tuesday evening at the residence q VI
and Mrs. III. E. Lutz
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PORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.

PORT TOWNSEND. IAN. 1.-The prin-
cinaI society event III Port Townsend dur
ing the week vas the Conway Sheeha n
wedding, which took place at tho Cath
clio church Wednesday evening. A larce
number OF Invitations had been issued for
The event, and the large cdldce was crowd
ed TO t.s utmost capacity. on entering tbs
church an unusual ard original scene was
rcesnntad % the eve. The MAIN ana de
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the eve OF the soth. which was enjoyed 4
a very pleasant manner by all who II.
tended. at the close of which refres.
ments were served.
Mrs. Chamberlain, with her llt;,e daurb.
ter, from Tacoma. has been visiting IL
sister, the wife of Rev. F'ulmer. Who n.
turned to Tacoma with her and spent
few days. but returned on Thursday. III
50th. with her little daughters.
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The beard should be trimmed and ~
allowed 10 grow scraggily. and II sTsrfa
or Of uneven color. use Buckingham's ~
which colors a beautiful brown or hlaek
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kODAkS and other cameras for honag
presents can be obtained a. eli Columa
street, opposite postofiice. Washintm
Dental and Photographic Supply ca
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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

The reunion Of the Gilman family was
held ri the family residence of Mr. and
Mrs. John Teas. ON Crawford street.. on
Christmas day. ~ n m. The relatives
and Invited guests partook OF a bounte-
Gas dinner prepared BY Mrs John Teas
Those present were. MIR. and Mrs John
Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. u G. Rrown OF
columbia city Mr. and Mrs. II. klie. of
West Seatt,es Mr.. ard Mrs William Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tess. of Ballard; Mr.
aud Mrs. J. H. Cunningham. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. IL. Cookson. Mr. ana Mira. $. G.
Wilmington, MIR and Mira George Jack
zen. Mr.. aud Mrs . Sherman, of vaahou
island; Mr.. and Mrs. I. Furgina. OF Ia
ron5a: Mr. II. Price of Yakima. Mr.
Elisha Coekaon. Mr., Harry Cookson. Mr.
Charles Gilman. Mr.. Edward Teas Nj
Allen Teas MIR q ". kpenRy Nies
t.ydta Valras Mss Maud cnak@0n. Nrfxs
oer'ie Gilman. Miss Maud Gilman. Miss
Nora Gilman. Mr.. Harry Gilman aud Mr.
Charles Cunningham.
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A pleasant surprise party was Given Mr.
ana Mrs. j Johnson 1912 Minor avruv,
en- Wednesday evening, December -
ahs occasion Of the surprise WAS the
'wsnt!ssh anniversary of the marriage %
Me-. and Mrs. Johnson which was IA he.
sdvsntags % by a number of ehei.
sFsenas who lpseg their home IN 4 hoat
Bringing large assortment OF valuable
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spending week in this city. visiting her
Mr. " ID Malinr1

spSIIuIIIS a WtNh III tfEIS 0fty' R1SttkIEb KtcK
brother Mr.. w. ID. Mallory.
Rev. and Mrs. w. J. Dickson held re-
ception Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ". Il. Fraser has returned from a
visit with friends in Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Joiner. of Mt. Yer
non, are visiting relatives in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Demseth, of Seattle.
have been spending a few days In Ana
cortes the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ], o.
Hutton
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Thursday evening last an enjoyable sur
prise party was rendered Mr.. Hardy Gam
bel ~ hls many friends at his home 2sIs
First avenue, the occasion bsinS his birth
day. The evening vas spent in music and
dancing, At a late hour Iunch Was served
after which tae guests departed. Among
those present were Nj. and Mrs. a c.
Murray. Mrs c NJ. Bridges Mrs. Bill.
Mrs Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Murray,