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'.aAves<1ssneat-' party. Each guest rep
resented sne ek The numerous aAvesttoe-
1ne6eD neW o - seen n al of eAe Deoeh-
NeA Niao 0erfrude GnitA w1o the SsE-
tunnAe enc n guessing the greatest nnur
~ ~ the Representatives.. and U1o -
Wlras4 with . very pretty g1ft In silver.
The Winstrols. - - Gfve4 tor the hanes
AZ Of the WoDen's Relief Corps. are 60
b had In the ppsxa house on next We'd
ueDdAy night Reheafual1 have been held
regularly. and the aRaar promisss % -
Z great success.
Nrs. Hssee Hastings was the guest Of
honor at IN Afternoon tea "a Thuys1Ay.
given BY Mrs- l. B. Hasttngs-
Mn. Weed and Mrs. Robert LyAu have
returned from = visit with relatives IN
Miss Xollss Brown. Of Astoria. - IN
The city. the guest Of Ar. and AsA
Mrs.. n. 4 WRIGHT ,ef. Thursday Tor
Oregon. where she win visit relatives and
L. B. Hastings WAS IN Portland during
the week
Nrs Thomas n Fisher and children
and Charles Fsshef were passengers for
Seattle on the Garland Wednesday. where
they VIII take Up . permanent residence.
The following Townsendites were up
Sound guests during the week: Mrs.
Charles Miller. Mrs. IntermeliA. Mr.. KeG.
ley. Mr.. William Taylor, Mr.. A. C. TWee-
die. Ars. Charles nnsley. Miss Lillian
Horne. Miss Grace Pitcher, Mr.. r. L.
Bash and Mr.. w. II. Cody.
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Macbeth. Taking up the principal charac-
ters in Hamlet" he gave his interpreta-
ten OF each with nice distinction. His
reading Of passages from the play was very
hne. and disclosed the thought and research
Of an enthusiastic student. In closing he
spoke Of Booths wonderful Interpretation
Of the part OF Hamlet, and - he described
the effect OF his acting upon the audience
one felt thrill and then perhaps = wave
of sadness to think that his power 10 but
. memory. At the close OF DR.. Bechdolfs
talk. q piano solo was very charmingly
played by Miss Clara Talmage.
The closing literary programme Of the
club occurred on Thursday. May q. when
q minute talk on an American artist was
given by each member In response to the
roll call. Miss Bush. who has made . study
Of miniature painting. presented the re-
suits 81 her work In fine paper. cleaned
from many q work and made her own.
Her talk was completely illustrated by pic
lures and by one rare miniature OF great
age. Miss Bush infused into her talk the
rare sympathy and enthusiasm Of the ar
tist who has worked and studied much.
Miniature painting. 20 the legend runs.
originated long ago when Q Greek girl
traced her lovers shadow on the wall. She
dwelt on the beautiful handwork Of Fra
Angelica ana Hclbein. with the romantic
work OF some Venetian painters. coming
finally from Gilbert Stuart and Maibone TO
the present time and the work Of Amelia
Kussner. whose studio 10 said TO be a
dream OF Rauze and roses. Miss Hanna's
discussion OF miniatures was confined 10
some three American women painters.
Especially interesting was her account OF
Miss Kussner's early life and her strug-
giles for recognition; nov hsr fame Ii world
wide IRENE DAVENPORT.
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Vladimir dc Pachman has always been
noted n an eccentric pianist. and for that
reason nobody need be surprised 20 hear
that he viii return next winter TO this
country AT . time when all musical ia
terest Ia paanists win presumably be GEN.
tered In Ignace Paderewski n. Dr. PAch-
mans real name IL BAchmann, and he
has assumed the de juss a. Jean and
Edouard de Resxks did. and by changing
the other letters In his name managed 10
~ himself with . very attractive si:le.
Since he last played here he has not been
prosperous. He played little until last
year, when he made his temperance in
Berlin after a retirement sYom the plat
form In which hs attempted 20 devote
himself 90 teaching. Later he returned
to the concert stage and hts recent per
sormAnces IA London we're highly praised
For = while the Berlin critics found that
all his faults had grown worse and his
excelisncies diminished. Later the ac-
counts Of his work have been more Hat
ssy.ng. His eccensrfeisies never atsap.
pesrad. When his anairs were al their
worst. q weii-hnown singer engaged him
for . concert tour IN Germany. AZ he was
said To Be In real nssd. He began by in
sistsng that the piano should be placed
In q position 10 which he was accustomed
This was done. In spite Of thu fact that
I, had 10 be moved before each Of hss
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WHATCON. May 1.-THE Ladies' Euchre
Club met with Miss Bennett en- Wednes-
day afternoon al the home OF Mrs. e. 3.
McCofd. The prizeg were won BY Miss
Bennett and Mrs Kirkpatrick.
Mrs. Esfyn Chalmers. Of East Sound, II
the guest o1 the Misses Wa.drip.
Tho high schools OF Faishaven and
Whatcom are actively preparing for their
conlmencement exerc!ses: The Fa.rhaven
graduation viii be en- Friday evening. June
I. There are fifteen in the class. Tho
Whatcom exercises VIII be on the after
noon and evening Of June IL. The class
numbers twenty-one.
Capt. T. r. Luther left on Monday for
North Carolina. where he win spend the
summer nj hts old home.
Mr. q. w. Smith and family returned on
Wednesday from two menths' tour In the
East.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Hannum Jones have re-
turned from Oregon to their Nooksack
home. The veteran journalists health 10
completely restored
Mr.. NJ l.. stangroom and daughter, Mrs
ID. Daun Egan. are en- route 10 California.
They stopped In TAcoma 70 winners the
graduation exercises IT the Annie Wright
seminary Misc Zoe 0tanGroom being one
OF the graduating class.
Hon. ~. X. Bowen. Of Parks.on. 8. D..
ts the guest Of his sister. Mrs +. r. Ker-
shaw.
. Mrs.. A. r. .campbeii.. Mrs. J. J. welsen--
burger and Mrs Charles MAgea attended
the meeting OF the state RED Cross So
ciety at Tacoma ~ representatives from
the Ray.
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CAPITAL CITY SOCIETY,".

ars from oiynpi. Mo- Sem, i B b. 1a vas
fSsnasrsd fsception BY the Eeworth
Mr.. and Ma. 0cervs 6ckodeid. The occa-
sion wss the near approach 81 Miss Browns
VIII b .Ss yf nsa1. i 49, ases wh.s: sns
Mr.. and Mr.. Freeman Brown,
The candidates for graduation from the
city nlen school nnisnsd their exaninations
largest ever graduated from our schools.
ana. contrary to Whist has become the
Sov vs er s x. q ,sainss csns;ss nss.iy q
girls. The graduating exercises win b
held tomorrow evening ct Olympia the
Mrs. Robert Hardin. Of Seattle, has been
visiting In this city with her parents. Mr..
and Yrs. Joseph LAmmon. during ths
4. 4. Peserson.. Of As.pahoe. Nsb.. vas
. visitor or Monday With his ssphsw. ".
Ais. rlSrene. Mason. Of Portland. Is v,s-
Miss Ida Mann has returned from. Ia
coma where she has been attending Annie
ais v. +. Mcdonald. after . months
visit with relatives here, returned TO spo.
kane on Wednesday.
.Ameng this week's visitors was Matt ,.
one Of the youngest members OF the con-
stitutlonal convention. representing . King
county district
on Thursday evening at the Olympian Of
nee. John KILLER Murphy, Of the Standard.
vas chosen precedent: c. n. Carroll. Of the
0tAte jenkins. who 10 an old newspaper
man. treasurer. Ths club will make efforts
10 bring tae National Editorial Association
cxcursionists to Olympia on their way to
Seattle in July.
Mr.. and Mrs r. c. Van Epps and daush-
ter. Miss Iva. have returned to Olympia
from California. after an absence Of almost
three years
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nArrESINos At vA1Cocvsa

VANCOUVER, WASH. May H.-Miss
Elizabeth Bfans left last Monday for
rsndiefou. Or. for month's visit with
". F. Dillon. OF Kelso. was . visitor
IA this city last Monday.
Ex -0ov. Eugene Sempie. Of Seattle.
spent several days In the city last week.
Harry Bradley and Frank wiimos, 81
.rid.l Vel. made . business trip 10 this
city last Saturday.
Judge Miller Was called to The Dailes.
Or. last week By the Illness Of his
Mn +. C. Below, left las. Monday for
summer visiting With her father.
The Misses Brown. Of Colorado SPRING..
Are the guests Of Mr. and Mrs. e. q.
Gov. Geer and United States Senator
oimon. Of Oregon. were visitors In Van
couver last Sunday.
Miss 6prfngxteen returned to Vancouver
IT Chehaila.
Miss Cox left last Monday for cathla-
met wher she viii spend the summer va
cation.
Mrs. Antoine Young was rendered . sur
prise party last Sunday evening In honor
OF her birthday.
Miss Ellen Lynch. teacher In the city
schools, LETT last Monday for Etna, where
she Will spend her summer vacation.
Mrs. Margaret Campbell left last Non.
day for Philadelphia. where she will make
her home In the future.
The Alumni ball, gwen by tho Van
couver high school alumni last Tuesday
season. About sixty people were present
and enjoyed the Macy whiri of tho waits
until q late hour. The hall was tastiiy
decorated with hags and potted flowers.
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SOCIETY AT wALI.A wALLA.

wAILA wALLA. May -.-Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Ritz gave most enjoyable
musicale Friday evening. The best tai
ens Of tho city assisted.
Mrs. Thomas Mesfrove gave an inter
eSting euchre party Friday evening. Mrs
D. J. Crowley being the guest Of homer.
Prizes were presented 10 Mrs. n. l.
eharpstein, Mrs. II. 4. Gregg. Mrs. r.
Oppenheiner and Mrs. c. E. Roosevelt
One Of the most novel and entertain
ing happenings OF the week was the live
doll show given AZ the residence Of Pres
fdent Perrose Friday evening
The Young Peoples HiGh-Fve Club
met Friday night at the home ~ Prof
Rupp. During the evening refreshments
were served. Prizes were awarded TO
Dorsey HUI and Carl Haeurhach.
Mr.. aud Mrs John nooiey gave a very
pieaxan, Might've party Monday evening
A much enjoyed reception vas given
Friday evening by Mrs. Wellington Clark
Rudolph Eupp entertained the officers
Of the High Schoel cadets 1T his home
Thursday evening. After the usual study
Of military tactics, cards were in order
n most delicious luncheon WAS served
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY NOTES.

ABERDEEN, May H..A select dance
was given in Koehisr hall Friday evening
by . number Of young ladies. An enjoy
able time Was had. About Twelve couples
participated.
Miss Ramhrs returned from her visit At
Montesano this week
Mr.. r. A. Baker 10 visiting friends and
relatives AZ Monesano this week.
Mrs. Frank Carey 10 visiting her parents
NJ Elma this week
Mrs. Pompe entertained the Review Club
on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Moore left Tuesday for the Colum-
bia river. where she will visit friends for .
week or two.
Mrs. F. F. Smith and children went to
6edro -Wooiley Friday TO visit her parents
for few weeks.
Miss Jessie Kelman entertained . num-
her Of her young friends Tuesday evening
q the home Of her uncle. Mr.. James
Stewart.
Mrs. Elizabeth McGregor. accompanied
BY her granddaughter. Miss Jessie Keiman.
left Wednesday for Astoria. where they
viii make their future home. Mrs Nc
Oregon has . son living at that place.
The day set for the graduating exercises
Of the high school 10 June 9. 1859. At the
Acme opera house.
The band boys gave very successful
bail In Firemen's hall Saturday evening.
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BALLARD. May E.-Ars Eddy, Of Los
Angeles. who has been visiting Mrs. Su-
eandt for several days. returned home las,
Friday. She Was given reception and IN
afternoon tea By the latter on Thursday
afternoon. q which great many Il Bal
Mrs. Ada Hammond. OF Tacoma. and
Mrs Raymond. of Seattle. visited the fam
by OF DR.. Adams this week.
Mrs. J. d. Beach IL visiting her parents.
Col. and Mrs. E 8. Prouty. cf New What
com.
Miss Eva Van Buskirk. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Van Buskirk, died Thurs
day morning At the home OF her parents Of
typhoid lever.
Mrs. George Cain. Of Getchell. ID visiting
her sister in law. Mrs Dora Lapham.
Mrs. Jameson and little son. Of Carbon
ado are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sprague. Of
North Second street
The social given by the Epworth League
At the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. w
Preston Friday evening was . success In
every particular.
The Woodmen viii give their annual bali
Friday evening. June 2. at Athletic hall
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SOCIETY DOINGs AT EVERETT.

EVERETT. May :i.-In spite Of the
long delayed spring many families are al
ready talking of camping and vacations.
Index Ia preferred BY many because OF
the scenery and fac fishing and the many
mines In which Everett parties are In
terested-
Mr.. Percy Gardner has returned from
the University Of California and VIII de-
vote the summer To mining in 6nohcsntsh
and OkanogAn counties.
DR. j. A. McLaren returned Monday
from an extended trip In California.
Capt John r. Sherfey, who has been
visiting relatives and friends In different
cities in the East. returned last Saturday.
Mrs. A. Shaw and son, OF washhurn.
Wis, are in the city visiting Mrs. Shaw >
parents Mr. and Mrs. w. RAptie-
Port Gardner Circle No. lis. w. O. w.
gave Mrs. Levi Richard surprise last
Wednesday.
Mat H. w. Patton. the new proprietor
OF the Daily Independent. arrived in the
city with his family Monday.
The Misses Alice and Ethelwln Gardiner
returned Wednesday from Mills academy.
California
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HARTFORD SOCIETY NOTES.

HARTFORD, May N.-Mrs Anna
Fritsch visited SnohoInish Monday.
Miss Ada Dibbs visited in Snohomish
over Sunday with relatives.
Miss Mamie Lee returned to her home
In Mount Vernon last Friday.
Mrs. Sidney Miller visited over Sunday
In Snohomish. the guest Of her brother,
Mr. Frank Grover
Mrs. Bert Chappell visited friends in
Seattle last week.
Miss 0enevieve Finnsgan visited friends
In Snohemish over Sunday,
Mr.. George Snoddy and family. Of De-
catur. H.. have moved to Hartford
A number Of Eastern families have re.
Gently come to Hartford.
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cnEHALIs SOCIAL NOTES.

CHEHALIs. May r.-Mrs Maggie Stone
Of North Yakima. IL visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ~ b. Moore.
George Gregg, who Tor the past three
years has been q student at the Philadel-
phia dental college, 10 expected homo soor
10 spend the summer here.
Mfss Lucy Maynard has returned home
from 4 visit with Miss McCiintic at Olym-
p.a Miss McCiintic returned with her.
Lee Forbes, Of Olympia. visited Chehalis
friends Friday
Mrs J. II. Trott. Of Chicago, was q
guest Of her brother, Superintendent West
endorf. Of the state reform school. this
week
The young people had . very en3oyable
time Friday evening with q dancing party
1T the Grand.
Mrs. C. 4. Johnson has gone to skagway
to Join her husband.
r. b. Frost Of ChIlicothe. O., - visiting
his son. Mr. r. A. Frost.
Rev Williams and wife. Of Vancouver.
visited Chehalis friends this week.
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CENTEArIA. Nav 77.-The Athena So.
clsty gave . pleasant social last Friday
evening
Miss fseeila Crutterden Is confined TO
her room srora the effects az injuries sus-
tanned n falling from a bicycle,
Miss Emma Cunningham ans T.. ~. Nc
snsErs we're married this week
Mrs NJ " Graves has returned from
her work for the ". c. r. L. as national
organizer
Mrs w. J. Underwood visited friends
IN Tacoma last week
JcAn tsasiss1sr and Mas Florence
Coulter were n.rTse3 this week
Miss Ics.ss M3nnsnx - IN Taeema
A. b EsHkiey. former resident az tA.s
city hat nav Of Arizona. waited relatives
and friends this week
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SOCIETY At CorrEvn.LE.

CorrEyfIl.E May g.-Mrs z. G
swift ard nephew Albert Tcasn. az VAL
ie}o. Cal arrived here sass week 10 spend
the summer Mrs Swift 10 visiting her
daughter Mrs r. n. Racs.
Mr. A. Herress. - Everett. IS IN tevn
this week
Mrs Horace Hosaraok IL f. Seattle vssss.
ing her husband, wac In chief engineer en-
the steamer Albion
pr W II waiting ard daughter. Miss
Minnie. returned from Seattle MendAy.
where hey we're vfsittax Mrs waisng
~ L. W~eA~n went 20 Seattle Saturday.
Ee returned Merday.
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PUYALLUP. May E.-Mr e. T. Sprague
and family arrived here last week from
Montana.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church
WIN serve ice cream and cake in DR. Sher-
ricks grove on Memorial day
At their elegant home on Rainier avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. =. p. Trusdson en- Thursday
afternoon entertained q larys number Of
friends, most Of whom are members Of the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church Of TAcoma- An elaborate
luncheon was served 1t : o'clock.
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PORT ANGELES. May --.--Mr Teser r.
cha se<s ana Mrs Ressie Slyrysan we're
united In marriage Tuesday ssen ng. Rev.
Il. W Nelson @fsscs atinG oasy ne sm1ae-
fsats rr.asixex ara frerds were er~ssns.
a fsuowss Rev ara Mr., Sslssa. NJ, AID
Mrs Frxrk Cha MT and Mrs ssif-
ford Has<nek Miss Nellie Chambers Ma
Narx Phelps, Mr. ard Mrs. jasaFh Fanas
Nr ana Nrs W. L. NArQaards. NJ. Ana
IN. Il & persekson- MIA CeenrA Ma
- CHamoars ana IT. Para oaUcsr vas
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attend the theatee n the evenfnx. whue
e SEATTLE thsy wero fho guaots q III.
ThoOas \. Shepard
-
Ntse Maria Hewitt viii teavo Il = fev
days Tor m Eastern Watt
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FORT TOWNSEND. MAY T-Mr ana
Mrs. -. K StruaR ssisS assha1y entertained
. number * friends AZ progressive WHIST
ca Monday evening" n aanor Of Mlss
Tracy. who 10 vsssstrE them from PERT
iAnde
HafrevD - AeoAAS uigAA 90 being IN
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Xs&ds22ls s!Isl1ysIe
! Od-of 7oeun Society. n
|e9ss9ssRss egas9I|SS

AfsolgA, May N.-The directors 6
N H. Country Club anueuncs Gun-
lay for tho formal opening Of
tbs club for the soaaen. II II
nbed this announcement win ferce
niher to be what II naturally ex-
n Il 1t this season. And that the
eDeII VIII b broken The state
convention held here this weAlI
- the most absorbing event Of Tho
6nd has keYt III connected with
zSS6e1v more shAn busy. Outside Of
S1fon and mnustcAie given at he
ADtei Tuesday night no enter
80 done In ceunection With she
&he Red Cross cenventton held h
7 iAis week. Mrs. Erastus Dxalnerd,
q. Allen and Mrs. r. ~. Miller, Of
NsFe the guests Of Mrs.. John l.
s q. Hudson entertained Mn. Oh
- "a Mrs. Andrew bard. Of Walla
Wefe with NM G. L. Hsanss.
Lyman Banks. Of Seattle. stayed
- r c. Kaufman. and Miss Banks
- Amy Hall.
g. r. Hebron. OF seattle. was the
q Mrs. Post and Mrs. D. %. Brown
Eenry Fsfhrman and AGrs Harwood
: 6ers entertained by Mn Vein
ChseI entertained Mrs. c. -. San
u Seattle:
ne.ard 8. Han has gone 70 the Carl
- -
Aleha Club held tn annual meeting
a ~ restdsnce a. Nrs AisrsrS..
srs, . G y .sh PA Parsons: who has
sssion tendsrsA ~ NJ s rses-rss,ar
- accepted with many rerrets
llewtng Ssncsrs we're elected: Presi-
Nh Z r. Bradley; first Vice presi-
IN uaiuena Far.ons; second vice
ii. IL q. Waiiace recording
nxy. hrs. J. NJ Miller, 5r.: CORE.
~ sscfetery MIS- - W. Graz:
IL: =. AcL Hawkes.: ana the
~ q tne enec1s've no9rd: Ars.
IL; = yacons, Hrs. g.
Mn 0esrse Browne. Miss Wallace
w. Worden. Mrs. f. 3 Hall
- Wosuen are TWINS 9 large re-
, th.. Afternoon ~ Ars. Halls resi-
- Msrtn g street Insy Will be
80 g RECEIVING ~ MIS-. A. q. Foster.
~. A W,,,sn anu Sss; ~. =. fnI-
- h the library. assisted by Mrs. W.
/ Saiie. In the dining room Mrs. Hi
= llrs. I. e. Halstead viii serve. assist
TT Mrs. j. A. parker and 0rs. 4 MAJ.
80. The young ladies sssistinr viii
49, Bennett Miss Louise gmith Miss
AAA.e'
= tea Wednesday in recognition Of the
1mse birthday, In honor OF the Enxltsh
- who are Attending the Annie
1T seminary, Thoso nresent were.
y Alice Richard. Mss irene Neviinr.
Mabel Pha1r. Miss Viola Fhair, Miss
~ A,I"~r rsn-s,n NJ, sn .H.r
~ 1t.. CO. 49, cuppy -
- At ufin on board tho victoris
eeasy ~ he~er Of tho @~sen's BIRTH
Svss H.,sn Ar.i.r.ao ia .na -.
fS:ses Rerfha Nsiiss ana Graz. pc,,sr
u 5Srrnfhv Ynr~h.- SA
~
j and Mrs. w. C.. Bardsiey entertained
M. ana Mr.. r. = Jncohs M ana
= D. q. Grove. Mr.. and Mra =
-. AR. and Mr.. Z. o. Abbott Mrs'
- 0arsh and Mrs. p n imhin'
- were won by Mrs. 0eorss Marin
- william ~ p.rx.. -~. -.
6S1aav nreffv ihon~h nua}c tnformsi
- tea Th,raday affernoon for her
I n dininr room Wa rrssided over nv
- Cfiliey and Miss 0yvert.
~ eeamer Garonne brought the return
Ole a,rs.a,. NJ. f,,,. ess~,,s
= charIes R,ch.rs.cn .nd rh,,drsr
= iehn srhoras ana ms,.s Ma ssnrE
=
i number Of fr,enas uere -. thu aepa.
10y Afternoon IN sav GOOD ava 70 Mo
Auncf Paddock who ieft an the AFTER
- train for New York. Mtxs Pnddoek
Ne' e'a"ses :" 'spss''''
~ -
~ c. w. Morrill, and Mrs. Lincoln r.
A.
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appearances and was right enough d ~
iirst place. when the audience applamoo0
him only slightly he was furious an1 oo10
that nothing would ever induce Mn -
appear again In public with . sineor. '11aA.
binstcin and Won Bulow would noUuexAo
It," he said, and thsy we're fiohA" He
Was at that time In great need. but ~
kept his word ana returned to Berlin. The
pianist had several successful seasons In
this country ana e was said at one Tina
that his profits In one season amounted
to more than 5000. In comparison With
100000 earned by Paderewnu this may
not seem 90 large. but II IL stiil comfort
able profit. All his earnings were gfvon
By De PachmAn to the wife who some
time ago was divorced from him. 0ho
later married = French lawyer who ne-
ured conspicuously in the Dreyfus case.
Nine. de Pschman 10 Of Irish origin ana
was q pupil Of her husbands before her
marriage.
OWING 70 increased business. TIA
Northern Pacific are now running extra
pullman carr between Seattle and 0uo-
kane and Seattle and Portland. Pullusan
reservations made NJ City or Depot TfchE01
Office.
wAGNER'S Band. Madison PARK tAlo
afternoon.
ATTEND thu Dscoeation day hall. Ranks
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ATTEND tho Dscosation day haii. RANTS
hall.
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Mrs g. T.. BarY. Of Ire Wcnan's Club Of
Olympia. vii visit ameng Seattle club
women the latte. part az tie week.
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Mrs.. E. r Pope, Of the Twentieth Cen
fury Club, has returned from her northern
trip.
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Mr r. r. Csc. 81 the Classic cuftus,
Club ard City Federation. - once mere =
home 20 her many friends after . winter.
sc;7arn IA California
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Mrs ". H. Castrtxh.. ~ Boston. IL visit
sng her cid time srtsnd, Mrs. ~ E. Betsin.
ger, OF the Advance Club. Mrs. CartY!Gk'
il accompanied by Niss Bessie YeAxeii. o!
Tacoma
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-28

A; The epea meeting 81 tbs Nineteenth
Century Literary Cluh On Thursday. May
L. Dr. DecnSsie. - the state university.
spaks hAfare . representative and inter
aose1 audience % ''Hsrssss" and Mo
beth He csnsrastsd .ha fnsroxrscssss
Hamlet. waose tormenting aoestson4ags
within hsnsesf gave hir no peace. with the
vwy matorsaisstie Macbeth: and the weak
- C onhnfD ~ tho OsesnGth oS InAD
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wAGNER's Band. Madison Psr1. en-
afternoon.