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THE PRESIDENTS POLICY
He Outlines it to a Meeting OF HIS
Friends

Washington, october 3.-Shortly after the
dinner given by President Mckinley to-
night in honor of Admiral Dewey, Secretary
Root, Secretary Hitchcock, Attorney Gem
eral Griggs, Senator Hanna, Chairman
Boutelle of the house committee on naval
affairs, ex-Secretary Bliss and Myron T.
Herrick of Cleveland Joined the president
up stairs and there was an informal talk
on the Philippine situation, during which
the president, in a few words, stated his
position. Mr.. Boutelle, on leaving the
White House, stated that from what the
president said the keynote of the admins
trations policy is to establish in the Phil
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CELESTIALS ARE INDIGNANT.
Protest Against the Effort to Depose
Their Emperor

San Francisco, October 3.-The Chinese
colony in this city is considerably excited
over the fact that large placards contain
ing a revolutionary proclamation have been
posted in Chinatown. The document is an
appeal in behalf of the deposed Emperor
Kwang Hsu, and a call for aid to de-
throne the dowager empress. 1t is signed
by Kang Yu Wei, one of the ex-emperors
confidential advisers and closest friends.
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DISPERSED THE INSURGENTS.
Only Took Two Well Directed Volleys
to Start Them.

linus, Luzon. October 3.-The statement
that Major Price asked Admiral Watson TO
send the gunboats to his support In the re-
cent engagement of his regiment In the VI
cinity of linus is incorrect.
General Lawton today dispersed the in-
surgents, driving them to the westward.
The purpose of the rebels was to cut the
communication maintained between Bacor
and linus by means Of the road between
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THE WEATHER.

RAIN WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY;
BRISK TO HIGH NoRTHEAsTERIY
WINDS.
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LITTLE drops of printers ink
s Scattered here and there
viii tell the public how to buy,
When to buy, and where.
Place an ad. in this paper for quick ret
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o'clock and was enthusiastically eheered
by the crowd that had gathered about the
White House. Rear Admiral Schley was
given similar ovation.
The dinner was served in the corridor,
the state dining room being too small for
the purpose. The White House was law
ishly decorated with plants and flowers, the
table being especially beautiful with its
load of bloom and ferns. The list of guests
was as follows:
The Guests
The president, Admiral Dewey, the secre-
tary of state, secretary of war, the att ~
ney-general, the postmaster general, secre-
tary of the navy, the secretary of the in
terror, the secretary of agriculture, the
secretary to the president, Justices Harlan,
Gray, Brown, White; Generals Miles, .Ier-
fitt and Corbin; Surgeon-General Sternl erg;
Colonel Theodore A. Bigham, Rear Ad-
mirals Sampson, Schley Sieard and Crown
inshield; Captains Lamberton and Mahan;
Flag Lieutenant Brumby; Flag Secretary
Caldwell Senators Proctor, Platt, chand-
ler. Depew, Aldrich, Foraker, Hanna, Da-
Wis, Lindsay, Sewel, Elkins, T1llman,
Thurston, McComas, Penrose, Daniels, Mar
tin and Beveridge; Representatives Grout,
Foss, Boutelle and Livingston; Governors
Smith of Vermont, Wolcott of Massachu-
sets, Roosevelt of New York, Lowndes of
Maryland, Powers, of Maine, Tyler, of Vir-
gina Rollins, of New Hampshire, Atkin-
son, of West Virginia, Pingress, of Michi-
gam General r. A. Alger, Hon. James A.
Gary Hon. Cornelius N Bliss, Hon. Hilary
A. Herbert, General Nathan Goff, Assist
A l.a Maily y1ain IN a l.
len; Assistant Postmaster Heath, President
J. c. Schurman, President Seth Low,
Provost c. C. Harrison, of Philadelphia
District Commissioners Wight Ross and
Beach; Mr.. Charles Dewey, Mr. George ID.
Dewey, Colonel Myron 7. Herrick and
Chairman w. H. Moses.
The dinner occupied two and half hours
and was altogether informal. There was
no speechmaking or toastmaking whatever
and no reference to the Manila victory.
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WINsTt fiTE DOIsGs.

wE%ATCHEE Feb IS 49, Mr. Leroy
Is right and N}ss Ni}ar-a Frame N@fe
rfsarrisd tb.s weeE atd "a reception waa
rendered fhrus ia fHe evening aE f3se home
Of o. q France. IsrofHer 81 tHa BRIDE
CARTS are ont announcing sas rn5sTr3a IS
90 Mr. = = Is HltHeg. of Spokane fs NJ ~
Cshe Philips next Wr3ues1ss. sAa ~
The q. . r E#*@ very pretty ~
Valentine parts a1 thrIF raAaiaF meeting
Monday might fsefFsg E.rssents @er. z+grea
A. fhe state " g. e. g. convention ~
Eastern Washing au a e@ar ago Il geatl-
tssIu hammer ttr Elft q Irs tausenaeuE.
- EleastGrg Was rffeT 3 az prize fu
tss iocag uulea making the 3afE 81 gain 80
faernher@t}p during tbe EeAy Nensfeasse
uri3ou waEKao nT wlta tSe p3jxb and De-
ciaros her lnfsuflaa ~ ho}dinf st another
year. ard have <he heu"r x taking IL In
the National convention n Seattle.
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HELIIN6HAM BAY SOCIETY.

WHATC0L Fab M Patrick J.s-
sup AID Mss gstf5e Waterman were mar
-, 70 g. Iassasy srora.ng 81 70 o'.locI a.
E>1zaiss They l@<t er TIE noon tran .or
to1r II British CosG-aa4a-
TIE home % Or sr1 Mrs ! g. Gtason
was Invaded on Tuesday evening. the
twen1y-f1rst anniversary OF their mar
rage by about forty - shsgr friends.
Eff' lad made al preparations Tor the
Surprssss and carried ea& a series az
lures that mace tire evening a very
PHEASANT ore.
Mr.. 6. II Lily. O. Seattle. was a visitor
here this week
The Misses Abhott gave a Valentine
party a. their horre 70 Tuesday evening.
fnat was very much enjoyed aTair.
Mss Jessie CGiTerg entertained s num-
De- = her friends AZ a Valentine party.
Tuesday evening
Mr. ard Mrs Frank g. Teck gave pro-
pseSsiFf whist party on MenGay evening.
Bliss Isabej Aug11enIn and Nh W T Cal
S+rt we're me rrize winners in the games,
Miss II l. Willard OF Ravenua Ohio.
IS gissIing her brother. Mr.. C. r. wal
The concert al The rennxha,r, ,heaier
On FRIDAY uigar. hP loeai talent. ess
14E21iF praised by music lovers. Miss
Ia TeDpgTT. stsEs Cora Lee. Miss Clara
L8ne and Mr. Osaf I-6neSs took par.
Mics Emma Bur. entertained twenty OF
her friends on Tuesday evening. at the
home II slr and Mrs. z =. Worn-r.
MF- ana MS. Z +. gSarrU.n entertained
a. whist On Tgessiav evening IN the con-
TEST Mr.. {. J f'T~ygang Mrs. IL
strscsfasieu. Mr.. George II. Wa;Toas ami
Mrs 4. F. HaTnEsf3 w0n prizes. Miss Jes-
Sic J. PETER gave z recitation that de-
A&1teei the guests After the game was
oser "A splendid lunch was served The
players wer. Mr. and Mrs q. X. Wat
ra4s. dr. and Mrs. II j Strickeaden, Mr.
and Mrs. r. r Esraam. Mrs + Il Ger
man, Mrs. Maud Perviugs. Mrs. Nj r. Gil
more Miss Ida Buck, Miss Jessie l. Pot
ter. L'T, = X. MefSiunon. Mr.. II L. Mer-
I'll, Mr.. 6. : Rice. Mr.. e, J Freygang
Ar. z + DarnuFn sr
The SalE4aguD6i parry on Tuesday even
inE. under the auspices az the Associated
Charities. had only fair attendance o@-
ing 20 the stormy weather, but these who
were brave enough 10 venture out We're
we'll repaid. In the series 81 progressive
games the prize winners We're Mrs. George
=. DelLnZer, Mrs s ]. Craft. Mrs c. "
Loggie and Mr. Z w Pl!rdy
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CHEHALIS SOCIETY NOTES.

CHEHALIS. Feb. is-Mrs. NJ. Yoder
has returned from San Francisco. where
si1s was houorsd by election as chaplain
% the supreme council OF the Order Of
Pendo, to which session she Was 4 dele
gate.
AIRS. c. A Sheafe returned Tuesday
from visit with her sister. Mrs +. W.
Ross. OF Castle Rock.
Mrs II j. Miller has gone to Portland
for Visit with friends. She VIII visit
Salem before her return.
J. T.. WILLIS was a Tacoma visitor this
week.
Mrs. ~. Il. Moore entertained a company
Of friends Thursday evening I'm honor OF
her daughter, Mrs. Stone. Of North Yak
ina.
Miss Myra springsteen returned TO Van
couver Tuesday. after visit here with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. II Spring
steeGs.
Mrs. T. H. Mitchell was called To Phsio-
math. Or, this week By the dangerous III
ness OF her father, Mr. Reuben CANT.
Ar. Henry Dobsons OF Portland is r.
guest Of his brohtvF. Mr. John Dohson.
Everett Marion entertained a company
or friends Tuesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs W G. Marion.
The Redmen observed Lincoln's birth
day by Il bah Tuesday evening.
The opening bail Of the Harmonic So
ciety Saturday night was n great success
Many visitors from outside points were
IN attendance and a very enjoyable time
was had by all.
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY NOTES.

ABERDEEN. Feb. r.-SheriT HuT of
Montesano, was minel.ng among his Alb
erdeen friends Sunday.
DT. A. Is Eusa. of Yves port. visited
with DR. Kent Sunday.
The Review Club spent pleasant after-
noon with Mrs. Mason Irwin Tuesday
Mira r. l. Carmen gave an Informal re-
oeption TO her friends "Wednesday after
noon.
Miss Myrtle Barrett IA visiting with
friends az Aontesano THIS week
Last Saturday Miss Covingtan gave a
musical recital 10 ller pupils at her studio
Ara ". II. tetterman inv ed number
OF her friends to a / O'Clock ilnrnc1fr n
honor OF Mrs L. h. Camphe{ Tnsm@3ay
Miss Lilly Downey. at Kent, Is visiting
with her sister. Mrs . Z. Sutui. who. ~e
are p.eased 10 cnfonlcle mas passed the
critical stage OF hog s5ekuess
4 very enjoyable fslrth8ay party was
held at the home al Mira Ef.gaheth Nc
GFegor Tuesday evening, IN honor OF her
granddaughter. Miss Jessie kel!Fnan +.
sixteenth birthday.
Aoout Hfty otid friends o. NJ. and Mrs
Fettergnan gave them a most enjoy abe
surprise party la*S Monday evening The
evening MAS s,fat ~ith music, gaJnes,
cards and dancing
4 very ENJOYABLE farewell social was
rendered Mr.. Boyle the late pastor Of ttse
C1nEreaa tion8t church last SATURDAY
night Mr. Doyle lett Saturday for Col
vale, WASH.
4 very pretty wedding took pare AZ th,
home % Mr.. and Mrs \ " Ml8tleten
y Wednesday morning At o'clo-k. Sir
James ID Ie1geTy. of Aberdeen. and Miss
Matte Fuller. II C3reeny3lie. Mica. being
fhe contracting parties. The bride aat
groom wcre attended be ii sH Nellie Ivy
cry as tss5aesIaid and Nj F;fiip = Locke
- best Fnsu Rev Oscar A. Smith. ~
the NJ 4 chuFca c.fl1ateA The hrisie
Raz aftlred IN n han5s gn@ t4ilor~n4a8a
salt OF new blue imported cso;h and ear-
red q bouquet of Nfphefoss roses t3Asi
with white estJiu ri nta Fal.ow ns the
ceremony s7lnpt@oas wedding freak
fest was served. the 3igipg room lE"sug
Wefi perfumsst wiEa s}0iets i he fsresss-tsis
were handsome ard uWancf8tsz. Air. and
Mrs l.oweTy left ou t7e ;rain for Nte-
lor1a ami sScuuI citEas. Nhtre they VII vs.
IL for a week az ten 3ays
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tor. Mss Iseits Bradley gave two psano
SOLOS InEs E0s4n9 xgrf - orc % TacGFa2's
rFstsst promising musicians. Miss Grace
EFaki3sy gave n9ca Ess-assrs Dy s4nxtag
several NUMBERS and a4@o reeafea very
ei7sT,EAAasly '~fas IF4sa School-nzsts<"
Mr. and Mrs. n. Z. Hacker entertained
a. Gsnney lasf Saturday r4sht Mr.. and Mrs..
Ford - - Paul. ME, C. l.. Mana and Mr..
{. +. AaztgTscl
Mss Grace H~sen Bradley has gone 20
California e nj several concert engage
meuss IL san Francisco ard Oak ara.
y gle Il oakland she will visit her saElt.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Kaufman entertained
~ Supper last sunday evening Ar. and
Mrs q r DeIpEAt Mr 40 MIA J. II.
Keen, Nj and Mrs. Jasaes 4. Beat,
v y
social Notes.
Miss Isabel fialt Is very IL with severe
attack o. y0sazltsJis-
Bars. 0gis sprag9e returned las; week on
tne steamer fsar9nns from Honolulu.
Mrs Henry Il Cal8weN has been quite
seriously 81 sinee the ilgst az sae week
Mrs H. K Brown was tee guest u Mrs.
George Hebron 3 ails 20 Seattle tais week.
Col john McCTackta. q Portland. Is 80
4HsfSS sa41 -eat%stAkSEs asEE t~tl1F4t5 n 8AssA-
leg
Mrs. Frederick DodweI gave 4 luncheon
on Friday foF Mrs Francs < Ford, Of 81
Paul.
ar. John II. Panton spAns several days
TIE sFst VI tbs week with Mrs. Frederick
Icdweii.
AIRS. Alexander Baltic. with her aaueh-
tets Agnes and Jesse. left for C@4ilofia-.
MONDAY.
AR. and Mira. Frank &. sharp were In
Seattle THURSDAY ana Friday with Mia
john Il. Alien.
Mrs. Daniel Cross. OF Seattle. Is in Taco
TIA visiting Gsr sister. Mas Cnea4. On
North & street
Mrs. Ii - Potter gave 4 dinner OF ten
covers Tuesday night ia aoa0r of Miss
EaTllrg, of Ca.caso.
Ar and Mrs. Thomas shepard, OF Seattle,
spent SUNDAY a. he koyen hall win AE.
ana Mrs. u. ;. FalfoFa.
Mr.. L. l. Sawyer. a former prominent
business mar OF Tacoma, arrived In toyn
from New York Tuesday.
Miss Marie Hewitt. VINO attended The
Assembly bal In Seattle Tuesday. " as the
guest Of Mrs Thomas Il. Shepard.
MRS Thomas Skinner. os Hoagkong. Will
spend the summer III Tacoma vita aer
parents. Mr. and AIRS. Robert W.ngale.
SIR. Jay Sedgw4ek, whose hand Was re-
Gently very badly bitten by a dog, Is able
70 attend 70 business. and spent WedneS-
day In Seattle.
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SOCIETY AT NsfLA WsIIA.

TAF.TsA WAI.LA- FEB is-Ths F-}ke
save another of fheir swell hops - zap
the season ali T1geastaY evening. p large
number ostag present. The rUuen Bowl
Wa-ch was aeistfine Ze8ls. together 7eGtN
'hss dessGhtful s0ps.sF. saF*est Bay corps
0f Caf@fR8 walters. soothEG tHa paychAa
lips. ssttatesi 13e tzscF rtlsE5stsr. AID wa
n fitting harmony vita tse festivities
2n~ Odd Fellows gave 81 tsala MONDAY
eEeGfrg The hall was crowded and
ocA0s8 ine Trefr4msnt siii ar early hour
M and Mrs " r oeTner entertain ned
a thesF country home & party ~ younger
members % Cum bsFlsni Presbyterian
church. A very enjoyable t.fae Wa hslJ.
SIR ard Nrz Jo@epss Merchant EHee "a
delightful party ia a3nGr os Ilss Jfesze
jas-etf before reF - cGaEt1sga -. sss.Fst.v
fr 9h# E&st. Itte @+Hciug %as paB&e1
pleasantly ia Ka1fag
Rev Tsuncan = aiIsre spent a gofts9n
% the neek n SalaEss. fsT
George Acsssas. - Tacoma fs visiting
rs brother. Joseph Nefat@.
L r. Benson Of Tacoma. Is "a The city.
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PORT TOW NSf-SD. Feb. IA reunion
- tha young ladies' Of the AltsrnDi Society
- TIRE high - sNoI vas held az tae acme a.
Ass Emma Baker. on Friday niEat- The
prime .tAi feature Of the evening was pro
gtessssv@ heaTtA while a rgock marriage.
added greatly TO tne eI sJvr2eTg - me a.
far The MONS we're Eery n~eftiIy decor
ateE w4tn wy au4 hearts. - fast hearts
were aEr-ya here. they t7e4ng scattered ali
ever re Tgso~ss- = every cor cetXacz ssEe
ard cellar The arEt G~5z@ ~.4 awarded %
NsR fs~.Sylt1s ard Mss B&Tca~rn. while
- consolation pTlxe~ wen TO n "a Gray
ana Mss Flame f}Es straw Dainty -
freahrsents aey@ sfryFfi ard all sgreei that
g s}sceexsf,3 iaTry cv5s.& tr ne}d wSTn
gre presence o. .2~ 29p1s q ~ex. Ts1se
present We~@. Mses I@Hn4 Eskfv Is ~
Anna F.srrhrvy, - ~ f<5ssse k5rifgltnS IS ss
ttsrr ELsse E,sl Ms~ Hattie Heath. Mss
Aset-A fsTiTltas 3f.ss Ms4t Ssgattoa. M1ss
y ugah n yerasr0 s. ~ Loose Gray. Msss
tTer,r7pss Sn9sta Mss Elaine Hrss3Saax
Il So Grace aa LIN. Mss s.u3ora oaver
Il - Jessie as Lon Aass Lila Seax~v,
Ms Gertrude Pa ~ Mss EiaEcas.
g.2Ser N@s Gertrude Tgsgn9se a1l Ms
IDsx Morris.
Tise asD~uw season sz~t c~ss-sA4r Len
VSs brought - Z c51ee s,a T18s st3sy ughs
= ae1 tce E5egsslt~es EaVe .9@sT lss4 hog
an l2rl ssssEaI.y i&rxe Y4fgteT - gysests vas
r Attendance an4 = &el.zatf4f the was
10
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WATERsIII.E SOCIETY.

wATERvILT.t>, Fen. 1s--On Tuesaav
evening y. II FAFnh@r7 and Mss C}ar3saas
MCtUlaau3, CotA ~ thiS place. we're mzr-
rse1 ~ t9c residence - NJ an3 Mrs
George Nct'ciium in sac presence II a
f~w guests Rev. l. ~ x sxA officiating
Mr.. Favuhar1 - q Wei knosfn farmer ~
ia}s part - tre e0ansF. aHd tne bf38e hAs
been for some tsr2@ past oTs al ,lse coUn-
ts~s MOST successful scaoas 1aslrse~s.
Lerov wright and Mss VIOLA French.
both wei' knowa Tcsiag people - We
natcress. were married - tHe home u
ths cfT1ciaJlag pastor. Rev. & q Rose.
- " atetviI3e. ou Tuesday evening. Fso-
rUary -
r masquerade haB given or Tuessay
@FeGiug ~ thu l5~o Title. 57apra ve8 CBr-
der of Esd Men KS 1ne ~ 3ee most ea-
t0yae5e Affairs ct The kind taxing psacA
here for mary @aTs. e zAa The frat ess-
tsrtaiareEt gwen ~ th~ order
Mrs.. ~. Il t0-@ entertained number
% guests az q musical o. 81 Valentine
eYenlng
A ryg4biJc ensevtatrrro~+ rfveu last even
irg under tne auspices u me lsit~s * the
Met hodist church was tArF.y ztsersles
ard netfes naEas0fsfe SUM go ~ tAakeA
Tor ch4Tcn gsnpv8F eHneuf purposes
MISS Ne. zs y oed vas gtseE a reception
~ sesrae q tSe TosrG members II tho
Mss Ae<sts. EptscSp@{ sunday school %
Saturday evening. PREDATORY 10 asE ex-
reczee departure tor ss@tsiA
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT Feb. lS-The Entire Nous
Fsub gave efse Uf tAeir parties Al the Guild
ball las SalGsJar evening" Those present
were Ar. ass Ags. Money, Mrs W \.
o'isar Allss Myrtle NJ Navigation. Of ST1o-
h3rnish Miss Nellie EVernara Miss Lola
Mitchell. Mss Viola SteseHs, Hiss Cassie
Barnet Miss Elsie He2A'ee tAe Misses
KAY u SIS Thomas. Mss Srs.th Miss M
her. Nj Fowler. Ar Arents Mr.. Harry
Weller. Mr.. Anvery Lester. Mr. ThoU5s.
Air Steetev. Mr.. Ennis. Mr.. Nelson and MI
kse=a-
Mr. and Mrs JACK Garner have returned
home after short visit with Mr.. Garner
parents. N Kent
last week ia spend some weeks visiting
different cities IN Ire East
Judge and AIRS Banks were In Olympia
last week,
Mss Jennie Hayes has decided 20 remain
IN Everett this summer, stopping with her
sisters.
igK With relatives
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SOCIETY AT GENTRALIA.

CEETRALdA, Feb. Is-Mra Flora La
har 10 quite Ill.
Mrs Herman Young will be home soon
from California
The II. gree Il Honor gave a pleasant
card party " Wednesday evening at which
a large n1IIus~sr were present.
Miss Eta Miles, who has been visiting
Miss Eva AcN!tf, returned 10 Portland
last week.
Appropriate exercises were held in the
II. r. church Sunday In honor of LIN
COINS birthday. Hon ". T. Curry spoke
TIE singing was excellent.
Mrs. George Dysart has returned from a
visit TO Portland TeaatlveA
Airs. Hiram Betty. q Toledo. visited her
parents here this week
Ar. Abbott Townsend mas gone to Aber-
deem.
Mr.. orry Dillingham;. Of Everett. visited
h@rn Saturday.
Mr. &. Howell and Mss Ella Utter. o.:
this city. were married az Montesano Feb
ruary II.
Miss stevens spoke IN the Presbyterian
church Thursday before the King S
Dang eteTs
The ". Il = celebrated their anaver-
sary Friday evening vita a select pro
gFaRlme. 1'ae q. \ X. vas present
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MCCNT VERNON HAPPENINGS.

MI VERNON. FsA is--T1ss%3av even
l-g. - rn@r-1t~rs y SNaPit f<1sGa No "a
kaiSags AZ EAyth-4z. eelsar&t~d their ssgh-
t4-ssr.st. an~sversasrF tu frssr AaA nn FFsf
avenue wh@Ts an excellent ~ graTsgya-
AS reess~rsz AStsr fae uregrs ssIFls- ft.>
c~wwG ansf uc beaded ~ Grand Ehan-
90 s&eg Toung and AIRS F~e1 ~ Plrkertn.
-Ed marched 20 tss i1E-r room * TIA
ssl where ever Q k-s4rsd people Sat
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down 70 the most suuptu0rIe banquet ever
given in Nj NeeI4o0. The balance " 'h@
evening is spent rs a social time
Ar ard AIRS. y J Malaxtad have 70
turned from thelF hf!AIa3 touF IN the East
They report Il reF@ ENJOYABLE trip 18th
the exception ~ she cold weather which
they struck IN Ch3caro. While ia WASH
lnston. II. g. thes' had fhe hou.r O. shak-
Ing hands with President NJ kinney ami
s1f@
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Ard TIE faraSly viii hereafter mako the
as city TasSr f1tur= home
L. 1N2 AfAn - Us receipt 81 4 E&-zs-
ssE1zE sofa PILLOW seat 3rnrr SySSksz. Er
sssz Adelaide I5Asy. Mss LIBBY Was sbs
9&aDs candidate to- queen 81 tse cEy
s@rS5s-zzE1 carnival sa~r Nov@rrkze-
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Tie conservatory faculty OF Whitman
college gave very pleasing concert We'd
ncsdAy evening.
Mrs &. Il, Upton, accompanied b. her
eldest daughter. Miss Edith chApmane
have returned from Forest Lake. Ill,
whore fhe latter has been pursuing hog
studies. which she was forced TO abandon
owing - III health
The Uni Beta Sigma hnid one Of their
sN11FosiuTna at the residence Of 5r N
Wotb. Saturday evening. IL being the eve
az Iineolm's birthday. \ Lincoln pro-
srauune was given. \ paper on his ltfe
and times and extracts of his principal
speeches We're read
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TIE faaliis Is invited IA attend the intro.
aalctprE run Of the House nupea 10 = new
process smelling ore al Ballard. Febeu-
airy -.
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TIE interest that PAS been manifested ny
a nsSEntssr u the society people this winter
u duplicate 81 hlSt eontin1c$- team hAs
Peer fsTn5ed - pay uGs evening oaCa weak
rrta & has been determined WHO sFe 1ae
h~st payers Those PLAYING are AZ, aT4
w III. Il Caldwell. NJ. a. Ms W D.
aaaaeE As aDa Mrs G~Orsc ii ki4n.a-
srs ard Mr. ara Mrs = tfaas8aa Tha
RS usseging waa hsla vita Ag. ana Mrs
Hacker AnHtas evening" Atf t'Tytou
Clarke sIhstitated g0r All Blanchard. n 40
vas ia Seattle
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Tne Aloha Club met Monday afternoon
vita Mrs ". " CiftGH on south - street.
TIE following .aQeIs were given. It's
tsry 81 ;ba RAY = Henry VII" Mrs,
Alaxaaaer Red "Sy nogseis Or The Play"
Nh Il = Hsstizsffs on, .cal Comments 9U
tas Pa Mrs. George Browne History
" the Ffay " Richard all" Mr.. q. I.
Redmond Synopsis ~ ghe Play" AgS. y
Nod Hawkes.. character or Richard
Ill Ars T. J. Fgaastoh. Design and
tristca Comments" Miss Kathleen l.
SIAN
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Tuesday night Mrs Francis F.. Ford was
Ee guest Of nouog at - card party given
h. b Mrs George Il. Blanchard. Dupsi-
asa whist vas pIayett a five taaies. a1d
AFTER sise game ar a.asofAts supper vas
SYyed. These !nvftsd 10 meet Mrs. Feri
=sse Or and Ara- *. e Wagner Mr. ard
Mrs ii h. Caldwell. MIR ana MIS- J. NJ
ksaa. Mg and Mrs. l.. Il Manning. M
Ana alTs " 4 Hacker. Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
g. C~tsgs. AIR. Su3 Mrs. &. H. Hyde. Mr.
sn6 Mr. II O. Poster. Mrs. r. " Snnw
Ma ~ @ pearge Miss Alien ~ Olympia,
Me- blanchard. Ma J Pey;an Clarke. AT
e J. Pearson. AIR. stuart i.ce. Mr. 7. ".
Esos