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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
Missions.

GREENSBORO, n. c. June @.spc-
ciaL-The BOARD OF Missions OF the Meth
odist-E Episcopal church, South. conyen-
ed in the west Market-street church
here to-day. Every Southern state Is re-
presented. Bishop Galloway, OF the SOUTH
ern Methodist Conference, addressed inc
convention tonight.
Tho convention will be in session until
Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
10 Rnise Artillery.

Colonel William Lamb. of Norfolk. the
ex-Confederate Commander OF Fort FISH
er. y. c.. has applied To Governor j. Hoge
Tyler for authority for his son. Henry
Whiting Lamb. and Goldsborough Ser'
pell. a graduate Of the Virginia Militia
Institute. TO raise a heavy artillery coin
pany. 20 serve the modern science guns
at any post where the United States flag
floats. at home or abroad. Every mem
Der must have no one dependent on him,
and be free to give him time and ability
To the cause.
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him sick to work. He left the city 20
look for work elsewhere.
The story given by Cartman is not be-
lieved by the officers who conducted the
examination. and he will be held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04
The Yale Arrives at Newport News.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. June 5-The
auxiliary cruiser Yale arrived here to-
night. She came for coal. II Is thought
that she will be here a week or more.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

CHRIsTADELPHIkN ECcLESIA
Uee Camp Hall. Broad between Fifth
and Sixth streetsl-Sunday at II A NJ. A
discourse BY Mr.. G. b. TAYLOR, sub
ject. What is True Conversion All
welcome.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

UNION GOSPEL MISSION (No. I north
Seventh streetL-Meetlng Sunday after
noon az 3 p. NJ. and every night ats
o'clock y. NJ. Mrs. r. VI. GLOVER.
leader.
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NEW JERUSALEM MISSION al
west Marshall streeO.-Regular service
every Sabbath. IL A. NJ, sermon; sub
iect Mathew Xxviit.). Baptism q
Heart. Understanding and Life" All ara
invited. and will be surprised AZ some
of the spiritual truths therein opened 10
view.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-04

WEST-VIEW BAPTIST CHURCH
/ Nj. MERCER, ID. d., pastor.-Worship
on Sunday: Sunday school at $50 A. M:
Preaching at IL A. N. and s =. NJ. Boys
meeting at 3 =. NJ. Young Peoples Union
an 4 =. NJ. Prayer-meeting Wednesday at
8 p. NJ. Seats free. Visitors welcome.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS METHODIST
church. Rev. r. f. BEADLES. pastor
Preaching at II A. N. by the pastor.
Nc service at night on account OF School
field tent meeting. Sunday school at 9.3o
A. VI. Wednesday evening service at s
=. NJ.
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ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Laurel and Beverly streets, Rev.
THOMAS SEMMES, rector.-Services
every Sunday at IL A. NJ. and $ p. M.
Sittings all free, n a hearty welcome Is
extended TO all visitors.
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ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Corner Beverly and WASHINGTON streets),
Rev. HUGH NJ. MARTIN, minister IN
charge.-Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. and
4:30 Z. NJ. Sunday services at IL A. NJ.
and S z. NJ. Thursday at S I. NJ.
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THIRD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Twenty-sixth and Road Streets.
Rev. CHAS. r. HYDE. pastor.-Preach-
ing at II A. VI. BY Rev. DONALD GUTH-
RTE Westminster League service at 7:4J
p. NJ. No preaching AZ night.
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ALL-SAINTS' CHURCH MADISON
street between Grace and F~ranklin), Rev.
J. Y. BOWMAN. rectOr.-Service sum
day morning at II O'Clock: evening ser
vice at 5 o'clock. Sunday school at $50
o'clock. Rector's Bible class for men
Saturday evening az s:15 o'clock. Is
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ST. JAMES PROTESTANT EPIsco-
pal church Corner Fifth and Marshall
s~treets). Rev. WILLIAM MEAD CLARK,
rector.-Services Sunday at IL a. NJ. and
4 p. NJ. sunday school az $3.50 4. NJ.
Holy. Communion first Sunday every
month. All cordially welcomed.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
DIR. HOGE vii preach az II A. NJ and
the Rev. DONALD GUTHRIE at ) P. NJ.
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GRACE STREET. PRESBYTERIAN
church. Rev. JERE WITHERSPOON. ID.
D., pastor. residence. No. los north Fifth
street. Services at II o'clock A. NJ. by
the pastor. and at 4.30 =. NJ. special ser
vices for the Sunday school. with an adj
dress from DR.. WITHERSPOON. Regu-
lar Sunday school services at $3.50 A.. NJ.
Wednesday night service at S:iJ o'clock.
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GRACE-sTREET BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. WILLIAM +. HATCHER, II. ~
Street between Belvidere and Pine streets.
Sunday school at 9:15 o'clock A; NJ:
Preaching at IL A.. NJ. by Rev. HENk.
L. QUARLES. Young Peoples Union az
1880 =. NJ. Prayer meeting Wedhesuas
at S.15 p. NJ. Young Mems prayer meet
ing Friday at S:15 i. Nj.
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at IL A. NJ. and evening prayer and leo,
ture at ) o'clock. Holy Communion %
the first Sunday al the IL o'clock ser.
vice. and on the third and Nth Sundays
at 1880 a. NJ. Strangers arc shown seats
and are made to feel cordially welcoms
by members OF the Brotherhood OF 81.
Andrew.
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THE THIRD CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CTwenty-sixth and Marshall streets). Rev.
/. NJ. OMER, pastor.--Preach'lg every
Lords Dav az II A. NJ. and ) Il. NJ. Sun
day school meets at J:30 \. VI. Payer
meeting every Wednesday night al \
7 o'clock Z. NJ. A cordial welco..a 10 all.
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WESTMINSTER PR BYTERIAN
church Corner Sycamore and Cary
streets). Rev. c. NJ. CHUMBLEY, pastor.
Services by the pastor ~ IL A. NJ. and
S.15 T.. NJ.
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THE MONUMENTAL EPIscOPAL)
| REV. WILLIAM ALEX. BARR. rector
Services Sunday at II A.. NJ. and 5
p. NJ. The sunday school and Bible
classes AZ o;43 A. NJ: Holy Communion
on the first Sunday in the month AT III
A. NJ, and the third Sunday at 1880 A. NJ.
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CLAY-STREET NJ. Il. CHURCH COR
rer Clav and Adams streets, Rev. Ell
GENE ii. RAWLINGS. pastor.-Sabeath
school at 9:15 A. NJ. Preaching at IL a.;
NJ. by Rev. J. 70. a.
six p. NJ. Rev. r.. +. BEADLES. Wo-
mans Missionary Society Monday after
noon al 4 o'clock. Official meeting Mon
day evening at SIS o'clock. Class meet
ing Tuesday evening at s O'Clock. Mid
week prayer service wednesday evening
Al S:15 o'clock. Epworth League Devo-
tional meeting Friday evening at S;l5
o'clock. song service at ) +. VI.
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FIRST ENGLISH EVANGELICAL
Lutheran church Seventh street between
Grace and Broad streets. Rev. j. A..
MOREHEAD, pastor.-Services Sundays
at IL A. NJ. and 8 Z. NJ. Prayer service
Wednesday, at 3 y. NJ. Y. =. l.. l.. Fri
davs AT S T.. NJ. Sunday school at 0.3p
A. NJ. Visitors cordially welcomed at al
services.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-REv.
GEO. COOPER, D.. D., pastor, VIII preaca
at II A. NJ. Night service at see0nu
scbooi at g.3O A. NJ. Young Peoples
Union Monday night. Cordial welcome
given TO all.
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ST. JAMES PROTESTANT EPISCO-
streets, Rev. WIN. MEADE CLARKE,
rector.-Services at IL A. NJ. and 0 p. NJ.
Sundays. Wednesdays at S:15 z. N. and
Friday at Il NJ. Sunday school at $3.50
days. All cordially invited.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH COR
ner OF Main and Foushee s~treets). Rev.
services every Lords Day. Sunday school
at $3.50 A. N. Morning prayer and sermon
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SEVENTH -STREET CHRISTIAN
church corner Seventh and Grace
streets), u. T. SWEENEY, pastor
Preaching Sunday at IL A. NJ. and s:lo
Z. VI. by the pastor. Morning subject,
THE School OF Christ" Evening subject
"a Model Conversion" Seats free and
ali cordially welcomed. especially
strangers and those having no church
home.
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CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY
"a memorial TO Bishop Moore) Protestant
Episcopal church north Laurel street.
opposite Monroe Park), Rev. J. j. GRAN-
ATT. rector.-Servlces Sundays al IL 4.
NJ. and S T.. NJ. Holy Communion first
Sundays at II A.. NJ. third Sundays at
1870 a. NJ; church days az $50 +. NJ.
Litany services Fridays a. - N. Church
open daily for prayer n meditation.
Sunday school at $3.50 A. NJ. Mems Bible
class fo- men Sundays at $3.50 A. NJ.
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EPwoRTH NJ. E, CHURCH CORNER
Washington and Winder Streets, Rev, l..
w GITYER. pastor.-Sunday school at
dis A, NJ. Preaching at II A. NJ. and at
night by the pastor. Wednesday night
class at s p NJ. Young mems PRAYER
meeting Saturday night al . +. NJ. a cor
dial welcome 10 al.
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Night Sweats
Best Blood Purifier and Tonic
Found IN Hoods.
Hoods SarsapariIla

70 wy 49,
Moods Pills cure all liver ills. 95 cents.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-06
CENTRALIA SOCIETY,

CENTRALIA. Feb. 5Miss Daisy MIL
Ter, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
]. l.. Williams, OF Portland, returned
home this week
Mr.. Arthur Redwood appeared at the
opera house Friday night under the aus
pices of the Y. +. C. f.. of the Christian
church OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. J. Hoer, after short
visit TO their parents. Ar. and Mrs. Ho-
er, of this city. left Sunday for Granite
Falls. where Mr.. Homer has accepted a
position.
Mr.. II. d. Atkins prosperous farmer
OF North Yakima, after a brief visit 20
Mr.. Frank Fulton. OF this city. returned
home Thursday. Mr.. Atkins is a former
citizen Of Centraia.
Mr.. George Noble. who has been visit
ing his family I'm this city. returned this
week 10 Montana.
Mr.. John Holiday and Miss Liny La
throp OF this city, were married In Aber-
deem last week.
Extensive preparations are being made
by the members Of Company a. \. q. w,
OF this city, for their first annual ball,
which takes place on February %. Irvi-
tations were issued this week
Mesdames p. r. Stah and j. f. Whin-
merry visited Chehaiis Wednesday.
Mr.. ID. Campbell, of the Northern Pa
cine railroad. was visiting friends in Cen
traiia on Sunday.
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CHEHALIs SOCIETY.

CHEHALIS Feb. 5-Mrs. T.. Van Aei-
styn IL spending a week at Goidsndaie
with her daughter.
+. :. Doernbecher has returned from
Michigan and other Eastern states. where
he has spent the last thirty days.
John fl. Miller was called this week to
Heltonville. Kan. by the announcement
OF the serious and perhaps fatal illness
OF his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Everett entertained
about forty of their friends AZ their home
last Wednesday evening at high five The
evening was greatly enjoyed by the
guests.
Hon. f. w. Ross. OF Castle Rock, spent
q day In the city this week.
Judge Sol. Smith, of Cathlamet, was in
the city last Monday.
r. c. Durham. who has had charge Of
some mining operations near Boise. Ida
no. for some time past. is In the city he
viii spend a couple OF weeks with his fam
lily.
Prof l.. l.. Ware has gone 10 Hillsboro,
Ore. where he will have charge Of the
presentation Of the cantata, Queen Es-
Their"
Miss Emma Cowdry. Of the reform
school has returned TO her home Ia Rain
Ter. The state board Of control has given
her place as a teacher in the institution
to Miss Sarah L. Haynes. Of Liliiwaup.
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DELLEyUE SOCIETY.

Prof w. II. Raine. OF the South Seattle
schools spent Sunday IN Bellevue. with
his parents and many friends.
Mrs. David Taylor OF Seattle, and Mrs.
DR. Holcomb. of Medina, visited with Mrs.
c. H. Johnson the fore part OF the week.
Miss Lena Smith left Tuesday for To-
ledo. Ohio TO remain with friends during
her fathers sojourn in Alaska
Mrs. James Wright visited In Seattle the
fore part of the week.
Miss King. of Seattle, spent Saturday in
Bellevue. the guest OF Miss Burrows.
Miss Ethel Wright. who is attending the
Seattle high school. spent Sunday in Belle
vue.
Mrs. W. T. Ivey and daughter May
spent Saturday and Sunday In Fremont,
the guests of Rev. s. c. Head and family.
Miss Burrows visited in Seattle the fore
part OF the week.
Mr. Charles w Gorham. OF Kirkland,
was the guest of Master Harry n. Seelye
Sunday afternoon.
Miss May Johnson visited with friends
in Medina the fore part Of the week.
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STMAS. Feb. 5-The Ladies' Musical
Club gave the first OF series Of
dances last Saturday evening at
the billiard hall. The place was
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion The presence OF number OF Wis
!tors from over the line added much 70
the pleasure Of the evening. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie. Mr.
and Mrs Flanagan. Mr.. and Mrs. Black.
Mr.. and Mrs. Singer. Mr.. and Mrs. Capt.
Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. Moulton Mr. and
Mrs. Hilliard. Mr.. and Mrs. Parkinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doolittle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese. Mrs. 7. ]. Howell. Mrs J. O. Glenn
snts, Mrs Morrissy. Mrs. Buell. Mrs. York
Miss Margaret Howell. Miss Mary How
ell. Miss Theresa Howell. Mss McCsreg-
or. Miss Artie Minis. Miss cOchlan. Miss
Grace Doolittie. Mr.. John Ho1elIs Mr..
James Eowell. Mr.. George HiIiiard. Mr.
George Reese. Mr.. George Wilson, Mr.
Willie Lighsfoct. Mr.. McAar,in. Ar. John
Digman. Mr.. A. @. Mcsrew. Mr.. Louis
Dsgran. Mr. Jean Fadden. Mr.. AcFadden,
Dir. A Schumacher. Mr.. s. A. Bushman.
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has been suherirg from broken ankle.
but has sufficiently recovered 10 Dc a0o1E-
Mrs 7. VI. Cranney returned Tuesday
from a two weeks Witt with her parents
az IssaQ12a.
Mrs. H {. colver and children have gone
20 Southern California for the remainder
Of the winter
J, H. Mcknight and II. H Thompson
sailed Friday On the Queen for the prom
ised land Of gold
tar Grant. are leaving for San FRANCISCO
to spend . month.
Mr. H 3 Bagleyi OF Benson. was the
or days the past week.
Miss Jennie Griffith. who has been Wis
fting Mrs E. r. Pip.r. has returned 10
her home IN Salem Or.
Mr.. and Mrs Brownell. of Everett. have
taken the coiyer hoEne during the absence
OF the family in California
Edwin NJ Herr. OF tho Northern Pacific
railroad. was In the city during the week.
the guest OF his sister, Mrs j. ". Clise.
Mrs. Herbert Baecher. the well know
artist has left for San Francisco where
she will continue her work IN art studies.
aIr. and Mrs Samuel woodruff. Of Oiym-
pta, Wash. have come % Seattle 10 make
their hone, az 1910 Thirteenth avenue
south.
The Queen Anne cinch Club will meet on
"Wednesday evening with Mrs. L. ID. Small
ley, Fourth avenue west and Cofnstock
street.
The regular monthly recital OF the La
dies Musical Club Will take place at Old
Rainier hotel Friday evening. February
1ith. at 2.3o .. IN.
Mrs. Sol Prudential and her TWO sons
have gone TO Portland for an extended
visit 10 relatives They Will return hone
about the LIST of March.
Mrs. De N s. McCready, of Snohomish.
Wash. was the guest Of her sisters. Mrs
Efie Henderson and Miss Helen Merkiey
for few days during the past week.
Letters have been received by friends in
tho city from Mrs. G.. Fl. Hebron. an
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BURTON, Wash, Feb 5.-crof Lea,h-
ers' classes In music gave n recital In the
college auditorium Saturday evening
Miss Maud Morris OF Tacoma. was the
guest this week of Mrs, GEORGE Burrows.
Afr. and Mrs. A. Bastian. OF North
Yakima have located In Burton.
President Jones of Eashon college. has
returned from trip TO Seattle and other
Sound points.
r O. Randall has a brother from Ia
coma visiting him.
C w. Tenney is in Seattle serving on
the grand jury.
Rev. c. T.. Fulmer. Of vashon. and
George Butt Of Listabeula. attended
the ministerial association In Tacoma
this week.
Considerable interest Is being taken by
the college students in the oratorical con-
test which will take place about The first
of March
Workmen are busy night and day on the
steamer Cleveland. IL viii be of Friday.
Messsrs- Tiiyou. father and son, visited
tho island last Wednesday. They are
from New York. and seem much pleased
with our location and advantages.
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SHE WAS NOT Al.
Young WOman's Age Mixed VITA -
Telephone Number.

For the first time In the history 4 4
semi-swell Seattle family II was to hxs9
the luxury OF a private telephone ~
battery and wiring had been put n @
all that was necessary was the Nsis'
lishment of the connections. The ~
some daughter of the household vsal3
for the service to begin.
The welcome ring came at time ~
she was the only member Of the -
at home. She rushed to the tei4N
and gave the answering Hello"
''Hello." came back cheerfulsy. "fN1
81
"Whatr' exclaimed the girl. hardy -
to believe her ears.
You're 81" repeated the VOICE.
I'm not, and don't you dare -
me. Why, I'm just little over
The voice came back over The W
jolly laugh.
TN have 10 beg your pardon. -
ment that 81 was your teicphoDe
Der"
IL he had said Main 20 she woue ~
known instantly that there Was
take For Main 80 Is the number
people ring up when they want s.ca.
the justly celebrated Rainier be1
cred at their homes.
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Prof wakeGe.f after w'Tscn Hon. VIII
Ii. Thompson spoke In eloquent words 20
the grad aasIFg class and ssssssfefce- jsss-
tdent J. p. " i,son made sa appropriate
address to tbs graduating lass. after
which he presented the diplomas with
happy remarks 70 eacfs. The class cen
sisted IF tie following members nj the
commercial department: d.. AaeIbert
R!cifora Miss Minnie X. l1rei. Mr.. @.
b. Joseph. NJ. Archie Hutcaeson ard the
following members OF the shorthand and
typewritiny department: Mas Whitehead.
Miss 9. Mcwilisam.. Miss Kozlowsss, Miss
Knox, Miss Hines. Miss Mc3fasien, Mas
Morris. Miss Heilenshai, Miss Pceken-
pauxh, Miss Phippz and Mr.. Lincoln. the
spirit Of the class is fsrtsnSiy expressed
by it's motto. We Fly VITA Our own
Wings"
Mr.. and Mrs. T. BiliIngnam gave a
pleasant farewell party In honor OF Ar.
Arthur Bryan AT their residence. No +Ds
Taylor Avenue. Wednesday evening. The
evening was spent In playing cards and
games until II O'Clock, then light refresh
meBfs were served. Among those present
were. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ], Gresham. Mrs
T. Bsillng.am. Ar. and Mrs s. J. Crook
shank, Mr.. and Mrs. George r. CostegiIl.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. /. Robson. Miss Maud
Dillingham;. MiSs Mabel LongfeIlow. Miss
r. Gilbert. Miss Clara dillingham;. Miss
Ideie Johnson. Miss Dillingham;. Mss Bry-
an. Miss Ethel Dillingham;. Mss Ruth
Co..arii Mr. Webb. Mr.. Lyon, Mr. Stern
berg. Mr. BrfeggmaD. Ar. Gresham. Mr.
Robh.. Mr.. Beakbane, Dir. Arthur Bryan,
Mr.. IL. Biliushanl. MR. J. r. Dean, Mr.
chas. II. Wilson, Mr.. J. W. SAMSON, Mr..
II. Pearmsne. Mr.. II. c. Gresham, Mr..
Ernest Bryan.
r r r
Mr.. Harry Hedricks was the guest Of
honor al a farewell party rendered him by
his many frlends at the home OF Mr. and
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returcaa - Seattle. waere he w,H make
hEs l-iaIe residence.
Miss Mary S,Tsvc has gore 10 Portland
To- a sasT3 Vss-t wttA is.enls.
IRE SNere 'l3}es - gAr Ne~.ka C.ub w
give = &4G@y "a the neEr fature.
M.ss Hs}en N-skiev lef, cn Tuesday f-r
3 ylslt Mia sstjvex T. S2scfa. Gre
Ms = r = sac~ w8H seave ga ths s,a
insS -oV : s1ers visit En- Peas lsSon. Or.
Ms fery NcNefa ~ u Miunv3ae Cr..
5cfS >t&s5te -or rs- : V1e CO.. Tuesday hasa
NJ asa Mye Y r. MaGeec&< haye te-
taEned tTes. "a {ria ~ San Francssco. t'a}-
AZ. Ii reY 89Ss Taeorus society
nan "a access 1 position ~ ths
geeen csty
Mr.. ard AZ = Is Noo,r = Ysrrau
wG. - snn SIS 81 o< .resr daughter Mrs
EgoNae4. - sene seeks Ms. NsAe
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Mr.. Frank Crook. Mr.. Claude Clark. Mr.
vilhe Beattie Mr.. James Beatsie. Mr.
Zed Sexton. Mr.. John Carpenter. Mr.
1e2sg@ hike. Mr. John McNabb. Mr.. II
NeNabh. Miss Flo Sexton. Mss Cade. Miss
oneai. Mss Ella Curtis, Miss Leonore
Prize, Mss A Prue. Mrs. A. Prue, Miss
+. Parks. Miss Nina Shields. Miss Gertfe
Burke. Miss Maggie Beattie. Miss A. Beck.
Miss A. McNahb, Miss May McNabh-
The Olympic Circle OF Woodcraft. No.
81, gave very enjoyable open social Sat
uraay evening at Odd Fellows hall The
following programme was rendered:
Instrumental duet, Miss Fiossie and Mr.
Thee Peabody silent recitation. Miss Bar
bara wildfang. address. General Organ
izer Mr.. Mechlam. instrumental solo. Mrs
J. NJ Donoughue. vocal solo, Mrs c. c.
Forester. accompanied by Prof. Moline;
address. Attorney p. V. Davis: vocal solo.
Mrs. G. b. Roberts; recitation. Miss Edna
Scott. vocal solo. Mr.. j. Slack.
After the programme was concluded a
social dance was enjoyed the remainder of
the evening.
Rev. F. c. Butler, a minister Of the
Congregational church. and his wife. are
visiting the mother OF Mrs. Butler in
Ballard.
Miss Farley Husk and Mr.. Lawrence
McBratney. of Olympia are visiting Miss
Bertha Davenport. OF Ballard.
The wedding bells chinaed merrily when
Miss Gertrude T.. KElworth and Mr.. G.
Willard were joined in the holy bonds of
wedloek al the home OF the brides
parents, corner Second avenue and Broad
way, by the Rev. b. F. Brooks. pastor OF
the NJ. Z. church. at o'clock. evening.
The parlors were Hastily decorated with
ivy and hyac.nths and the dining room in
hyacinths and carnations. Supper was
served al $50 o'clock
The bride was gowned in whlDo organ
dia. trimmed with lace ribboT. and white
ROSES. She wore a veil covering the face
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until after the ceremony, and carried a
beautiful bouquet OF white bride roses.
TIE bridesmaid Miss Ina Murdoch. was
dressed In white over yellow ard carried
a bouquet OF yellow roses.
Mr. Cay =. Strattou. brother ot the
groom performed the duties OF best man.
The wedding march was played BY Miss
NJ Curtis The guests present were MT.
and Mrs a kflwor4s. Rev. and Mrs r.
=. brooks Mt and Mrs David AcVay.
Mr and Mrs {. 4. Sears. Ar. and Mrs. J.
Murdcck. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Preston.
Mrs. j A Mcdonald Mrs +. ". Fra
z.e-. MIS-. J sullivan, Mrs. Il. WiIasang
Mrs. MaEae B1wers Miss Latham Draper.
Miss Aanz BrygTer Miss Jennie Brygse-.
Mss Ina Mcrdock. Miss Melissa Murdock
Miss Belle Hopkins. Miss Ma0de Hopkins.
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COUPEyILLE. wash. Feb. s.-The T.
3. A. Literary Society met last Saturday
evening and an excellent programme was
rendered The debate was decided in IA
vor OF the affirmative. The next DEBATE
Will be. resolved. THAT Marriage Is Not
i Failure"
Tn. monthly rhetoricels Of the Puget
Sound academy VIII be held on Friday
evening.
Mrs. James Gillespie went TO Sea:ile
las; Saturday.
T.. 7. Earle was In Seattle last week.
On Friday evening . masquerade tail
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-06

The dance was given in honor of Miss
Margaret Howell. who is visiting her
parents. The feature of the evening was
''ye old-time step dance" given by Mr..
Flanagan and Mrs. billiard, MIR. MoFad-
den and Mrs. York.
Supper was served by the ladies a. IL,
p. m. Everybody voted they had most
enjoyable evening