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CENTRAItA SOCIETY.

CENTRAIIA Oct Mr. n. Hook
stadysr. OF Tacoma was IN the city Wed
Ee-fsy.
Hon l. p KingSoury VAS In Tacoma
Monday.
M-- & l. B8fz - daughter Cora lcf,
for Lansing Mich lsst week 20 spend me
wtcter efih gei8tiv~s
Miss Arly wea.e iefg Ter Tacoma Satur-
aAy where she ~tii coEs;rua her studies
in siocuffon at the Puget Sruna uniscr-
sity
Mrs J r ARernat; arrived from Al
bayny. Or. last Monday. NJ ard Mrs
Aftermath wtIi reside In Mrs l~ArAwsy
residence.
Rev Il IL Todd ard family, 81 Monte
sane. were guests % Ar. ard Mrs Joseph
R~veE last week.
Ms a p Taylor ard children have ar
r4vei frcm Minneapolis, whore they spent
the summer wttn fri~g1s.
Nj Henry Holiday ~ax In Tacoma las;
Monday.
pr. R-fxxs has arrived Acrse from Ms.r
rana assi viii practice IN shls city.
Rev z Ntllizrns 90 Ea1couV--. TIRE
new rrp.tftrg elder 81 the VI. p cfur-
fer TIE esehA!iS district. with his family.
nAs taken ag his Teslesnce IA this cary
In ne Erfekson home
Miss f.Gcy Nsaoy. 81 lecErn. Aax cTcn
visiting frfess9s herr
Rev < r. Mcfs-yn0lds. q SEATTLE. All
conduct quarterly rs<sssgg services al tie
F've- Methodist church sunday.
Nj r. r. Fcoss has p4rchzSe6 . ios or
Main street and Plans 20 Sais6 residence
81. Reaass Fra ac0Ea4z,sa " Id
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WALLA WALLA SOCIETY.

WALLA WALLA. Oct Miss Beat
rice Stanford has returned to her home in
Dayton after spending the summer with
relatives i'm this city.
Rev. and Mrs. A. v. Polling. OF The
Dalles. Or. are in the city. the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs " A. williams
Miss Neil Steiner. Of Port Townsend.
Is guest Of the family OF MIR. J. NJ.
Hill. Miss Steiner IL countess Of the or
der OF the Native Daughters OF Washing
ton.
Rev. Duncan Wallace and Rev. ]. w.
Armstrong have returned from McM.nn-
Vile. Or. where they had been In attend
ance upon the oregon synod OF the Cum
berland Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Marvin Evans has returned from
an extended visit In the Middle states.
On Wednesday evening, In the rarlors
Of the Palace hotel Miss Jessie NJ. Bold
man, Of Dayton. and Mr. John B. Clark.
OF this county. were married. Rev. Lee
johnson. pastor OF the First NJ. e. church.
performed the ceremony. at which only
immediate relatives and friends were pres
ent. The young couple will reaide In
Dayton, Wash.
Miss Myrtle Stott and John G. McKin-
zs were married Sunday afternoon At the
home OF the brides sister. Mrs o'Brien.
Rev. II. D. Herroid, Of the Christian
church. officiating. The couple are well
known young people OF this city.
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MOUNT VERNON SOCIETY.

MOUNT VERNON. Oct. 7.-Mr Joseph
Hatter was In Seattle this week visi ting
hts mother and brothers.
Mrs. J. B. Mcdowell. o. Seattle. WAN In
Mount vernon Sunday visiting friendA
Miss Minnie Shervin and Miss L1axie
Shervin. Of Stanwood, were IN Mount Ne.-
non this week visiting trienda
Mr.. E. G. English visited friends in Ana
certes this week
Mr.. Osca- Ball has gone TO Seattle to
remain during the exposition and also the
reception TO the returning voiunteerA
Mrs. Edith 0riswold and son. Of Chi
cago. after four months Visit with her
parentx. DR. and Mrs wese, Of this city.
returned Wedae sday to her home.
Mr. e c. Million and Mr.. E. w. Ferris.
who have been ~ Lake Chelan the past
two weeks returned home Thursday.
Mrs. Emma Chadwick. Of Collax. grand
matren OF the o. e. g.. visited the kount
Baker chapter Of that order IN this city
Saturday night.
Mr.. Benjamin Day and family, VINO have
beer ~ North Yakima. returned 70 Mount
Vernon Monday.
Mrs. Roswell Skeei started Saturday for
Japan, TO remain during the winter aea-
son. Mr.. Skeel will join her in about two
months
-Four OF Mount veruen's young men. Mr..
NJ p. Hurd, Mr.. l. z. Stranger, Mr.. John
M.llet and Judge Houser, went to La Con-
ner Tuesday, where four young men Eom
that city joined them In securing a alocp,
which was towed TO Cypress island. They
will remain there hunting deer for . short
time. and from there they viii 60 to vAri-
Gus points on the Sound. hunting and
fishing
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nELLINGHAM BAY SOCIETY.

WHATCOM, Oct THE marriage Of
Mr. George Bruce and Miss Cora Lee 10
announced to take place on Thursday. Oc-
toher -. at 1880 a. m at the Fresbyser1an
church.
DR. and Mrs j. /. Minton have gone TO
Harrison Hot Springs for two weeks
Mrs j. w Rogers il in Seattle for q
Mrs. J. ). weisenburEer has gone 70 San
Mrs n. 81. Hug has returned from an
Mrs 3. J Craft arrived on wednesday
Ma John r. Dufur and chiidren arrived
ily vii occupy the De Can residence for
The visit Of Mrs. stephen Chadwick to
the EaSsern Star chapter on Wednesday
evening was nAde the occasion OF very
happy entertainment OF social nature.
Mrs. Chadwfcks address was much appre-
cia;ed.
Mrs carmi Dsbbls has gone to California
for the winter.
reception 70 Rev. and Mrs. s. g. Suiiiger
in the basement Of the First Presbyterian
church on Friday evening Prof D. Z.
which the guest OF honor made feiicitous
reply ss messing o, n. Aftermath society
u nassay han a
for the day was. Three Pre-Revolution-
AIRY Writer'S Mrs. n. +. Hadiey, Mrs.
r. 9. simpson and Miss I.lszie Mccush
read excellent papers. and Miss Bacon led
the discussion.
The faculty OF the state normal school
are arranging for public reception in shs
near future that viii begin the social life
Of the institution. Gov. Rogers, State
Superintendent Browne and other proxni-
nent cfuzens are expected TO be present.
Mr.. w. J, Bell of this city. and Miss
Edith Hoibrook. OF Centraiia. were quietly
married on Sunday at the home OF Judge
kerskaw. They VIII reside here.
Mrs. John Templin attended the wed
ding OF Miss Laura Garfield and Mr.. O.
". Crockett in Seattle this week. being
matron OF honor at that event
Mr., Charles LeayeIi and Miss Gertrude
Mutchier were married on Sunday AZ the
home OF the bride. near Lynden.
Mr.. r. b. Cornwall arrived In this city
on THURSDAY
MIR and Mrs r. r. Strahorn 81 Boston,
Mrs. p L. Smith. OF New Bedford. Iass..
and Mrs. Il. Mckay. OF San Francisco.
who have been tho guests of Mr. and MIS-.
II. l.. rickenson and other friends this
week. left on Thursday for Spokane ard
the East.
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OUT OF-TOWN SOCIETY.


bride il a sister OF the late Rev. John r.
thompson. chaplain Of the First WASH
throughout. the county. The happy couple
VIII make their home At South Bay
The Olympia Whist Club II about 70
cc merged into . business mems or COM
merc.Ai club. committee now has the
question OF membership in hand. and the
reorganization viii shortly take effect
Miss Daisy Ross. VINO for q year past
turned 70 her home IN Pscscs county.
MIA l. .. Gray. formerly Of this city.
eus now Of Port Townsend. 10 In the city.
= xssst At the home Of kr. and Ars.
Miss Gertrude Munson, who was Q Wis
ttor with Miss Bessie Allen. returned on
tuesday 10 her homo AT Tacoma
an. ana MRS q IL Gerretnon have re-
turned from An extended visit AZ Sumas.
The Miss Florence, Edna and Corinne
Prince left on Wednesday for Seattle,
where they viii In future reside.
MI and Mrs Mitchell Harris entertained
. few friends IT their new home on Wash
sngton street on Tuesday evening, the oc-
CASTOR being In the nature Of q house
The social given by the Congregational
church at the home a Mrs.. r. q. Biakes-
lee Wednesday Afternoon was GENEROUSLY
attended. and an enjoyable t!ms was the
result.
Mrs. John r. Ballaine left on wsdnes-
day for San Francisco % meet her hus-
band. Capt Dallaine. OF the Fret WASH
inston regiment. Mrs G. 8. Remnant
And Miss Anna Reinhart have also gone
to I'm Francisco TO meet their son and
brother. Corp. William Reinhaft, OF the
same regiment.
The Capital Hill Euchre Club held i,s
last session Of the season al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs PHI Skiliman on Tuesday
evening. The members Of the club are
arranging 10 renew the sessions little
later In the year.
On Sunday afternoon, at the residence
OF the BRIDES parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.
H Meays. . quiet wedding took place. at
which Mr.. James r. Price. of Yslm. and
Miss Ruth Nina Meays, youngest dauEh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs, Meays. were united
in marriage. The ceremony ives per-
formed by Rev. n. c. Glass, pastor Of the
Methods, church Besides Rev. and Mrs.
Glass. there was no one present but men,
bers OF the families OF the bride and
groom. The young couple left for Tacoma
yesterday morning. and IN = few days
VIII take up their residence at relm.
whore Ar Price 10 q prominent dairy
farmer. The bride ia well known in
Olympia. where she has numerous friends.
She has been prominent tor several years
In Methodist church circles
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT Oct. THE ladies' OF the
Catholic church held very successful fair
people were present each night. and aev-
ersl valuable prizes were raffIed off,
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Alge were In Seattle
!sst week visiting friends and attending
Mr. W. j. Fischer. Of Tacoma. was In
the city last week
Mr.; and Mrs. r K Lewis and children.
In Seattle last week visiting Mra Lewis
Washington.
members OF the local order Of the Wood
msn OF the World went to Snohomish TO
assist In instituting lodge In that city.
After the work In instituting was con-
ciuded q fine banquet was spread. the
ing
Miss Marguerite Clark left las; Sasur-
day on the steamer State OF Washington
for whatcom, where she viii resume her
studies at the state normal school.
On Friday evening Rev. and Mrs. r. B.
Hasseli entertained several OF the young
people OF the Congregational Society at
their home on Rockefeller avenue. The
evening was spent In games Those pres
ent were: Miss Margaret Brown. Miss
Anna Sturgeon. Miss Maud Stewart. Miss
Ahhie Sumner. Miss Katherine Kirk. Mr..
Stewart Rsptie. Mr.. Garfield Lord. Mr..
George Sumner. Mr.. Thee Oshanna Mr..
Miss RUBY Brown and Miss Emily sum
ner. who are attending the university at
Seattle, spent last Sunday at their homes
In this city.
Mr. ". O. Swalweil. Mr. A. J. Agnew
and Mr.. William G., Butler have returned
from a hunting trip In the forests OF
Oregon.
Mrs Frank Scougnie and daughters.
Miss Viola and Miss Bcrnice lef, last
week for a visit with relatives In the
East.
Mr. and Mrs. J r. Hayes. OF Seattle.
were In the city last week.
Capt, J. r Sherfey returned home last
week from an extended trip 10 Index and
vicinity.
Miss Grace Rcdman, OF Tacoma, Is WRIT
ting Mr.. and Mrs, &. r. Drew
Mr.. +. w Fraser was In the city visit
Ing HIS family a few DAYS last week.
Mr.. ]. r. Croker and Mr.. ID. ". Baird
were in Monte Crista last week
Mr. /. n. w shelton. who was he
guest ~ Mr. ard Mrs. A. ID. Austin last
week returned 10 Seattle on Monday.
M and Mrs. oscar r Res and aaugh-
ter, Miss Ruth. were In Seattle last week.
M ~. Scott vas home on visit
with his family las. week from Gaisns-
Mr. Louis X. Church was IN Portland on
shor, tris hast week
NJ and Yrs J &. pcnrey were In Sc
attic attending the exposition this week.
Judge Frank T. Reid left last week FOR
a few aayx' business NJ sidney.
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At VANCOUVER BARRACKS.

VANCOUVER BARRACKS oct. go
clal l.rs in the garrison has again settled
down 10 quiet u1cnotony since the depart
ur~ IL the several officers wives os the
Th.r.y-9fth infantry. who have gone 30
their homes 90 await Tho return % thsiS
husbands from the P1iiip.iuss
Mrs T r. Darr5h vii VISIT with rela-
tfves IN Portland FOR several weeks before
ic.nirg her mother and sister in Washing
ton
Mr.. Nurphy. wife - f&est william ".
Murphy Twenty-f0Drfh Infantry. scr~y-c-
raniea BY her sister Mss Katherine -.
iorr. Ief, the po-; last Tuesday FOR
Omaha where Mrs Murphy will Tssids
with her mother during the ssserce ~
Lieut. Murray IL Mania
Caos William Ward. 90 the troop ship
no Jsneiro was visitor a; the post -
MonSay a. fhs gres. q CAPT. AMI Mrs.
n r Mccain.
Lieut. I1Roy F1,lnze SIKH cavalry. ar
rived from Manila isei suraay AMI "
spend a months lsAve % shssnc- m rs
post before toi.inx bis troop AZ ere Pre-
ss.Stn
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0sfsd NJ C7iloed 0peoosr. Of Company
=, Ffrst Warrington. at the homo Of
MI and Mrs Z. E. Harmon iass Friday
sven1ne. Mr.. Spooner recently arrived at
cen Fr1nc1sco on sick leave.
Mrs. J, - westendorf and Nise Jennie
Wsssendorf left Friday for Chicago.
dArry West attended the meeting
y nrensn tn New Westminster this week
p ". Coiner. Of Tacoma. was q
Chshalis Visitor Saturday.
:. NJ ana MIN Grant Stone and Mrs. -.
Moore returned home Sunday from
Nrtn Yakima who're they visited fr4enda.
Nh. Joseph A. Gebal was In Portland
this week
Mrs. J. r. Newiand a visiting her sister,
Ms. Royal n Portland
A1. H .. Lone returned Saturday from
q vish With Portland friends
MI w .. LAnghorne and NeiO Tenna
smith III Saturday for Seattle
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daughter. lllau Hllie. and his soes. n.
Charles end Mr.. Leslie, departed snr Bal
moral MINI. this wosk. where they VIII
reside.
Ma J. Peilse 10 visiting in TACOMA this
Ee4k.
Nis Bertha DnchtAal has been engaged
~ O. primary teacher In the school k.:e-
Rev. Williams ana family and Rev. Full
Ter and family were guests az dinner OF
Mrr- W W. Dickerscns Tuesday.
M ". l. Egnor win teach ~ CeaQuAfo
this winter.
A letter received from Frank Aust. VINO
= at Manila. sayS that ne intends remain
ing there year before returning hofne-
Messrs. c. Ameo and n. Dale have gone
tn Aberdeen and established . butcher
business.
Miss Clara Slack ana M Frank 4.
Travis were married at the restien<s OF
tho brides parents IN this city Wednesday
evening, Rev. Browniee officiating Mr..
ard Mrs. Travis viii reside ~ whitehall.
Mont. where Mr. Travfo IL In business
Mr.. c. b Kaief. OF Olympia. WAS in the
city Thursday
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PORT GAMBLE SOCIAL NOTES.

PORT GAMBLE. Oct. REV. d. L.
Fordney. who has been I'll for several
weeks. is now recovering.
Mrs. Matte ~. Graves, Of Centralia.
state organiser for the w. c. T. u. do
lfvered recently two very instructive and
interesting lectures here.
Miss Grace NJ Fordney and Mr.. Esra
Miller were married on Tuesday last At
the residence OF the brides parents. Rev.
and Mrs. ID. l.. Fordney. OF this place
Rev w. A. Major. OF Seattle, performed
the ceremony. A large number Of Port
Gamble people were present. and the
young couple were the recipients OF many
handsome presents. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
will take . trip to Pennsylvania. the
former home Of Mr.. Miller. Among those
present were Mr.. and MrA +. Empie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenzie, Mr.. and Mrs.
z. c. Fitxhenry. Mr.. and Mrs. Koslowski,
Prof and Mrs. Newberry. DR.. and Mrs.
J. L. Marlbourgh, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mogart. Rev, and Mrs. d. L. Fordney,
Mrs n. B. Earhart. Mrs. Hattie Thrush,
Mrs Heath. Miss Lena Koxlowski. Miss
Bertha Voc. Miss Lena Jacobson, Miss
Martha jacobson. Miss Carrie Thornton.
Miss Rose Roantree. Miss Leola Empis.
Mr.. J, II. Crombie. Mr.. E. c. Ames. Rev
w. A Major. Mr.. Walter Bates. Mr.. Ken
meth Stewart Mr. Harry Best Mr.. Thorn
az Richardson. Mr.. George Smith. Mr..
W. Thompson. Mr.. 8. Berry. Mr.. II. Cot
ter. Mr.. NJ. =. Francis. Mr.. Victor Kos
lowsh. Mr.. John Fordney and Mr. Frank
EnpHnnv
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SOCIETY IN HARTFORD.

HARTFORD, Oct Miss Ada D.sb at.
tended the fair IN Everett on Saturday.
Mr. Frank Neigerwan was an Everett
visitor on Saturday.
Mr. Charles Mcdonald and Mss Lizzie
Dorning. OF Hartford. we're married IN Sc
attic last Saturday.
Mrs NJ A. Eidr1dge visited in Snoho,n.sh
Las, week
Miss Louise Strang, Miss Mary Lee and
Miss Sadie Ihe were In SnohomAsh visiting
over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ". IIlmsn were IN Ev-
srett this week
Mr. Walden. Of Everett visited Hartford
and Lake Stevens this week.
Mr. e. r. Mcdonald visifei IN Everett
OH Wednesday
Mrs b. F. Lee and her friend. Mrs
Bradley. visited Everett THURSDAY and
Friday.
cart John Monsey received the news 81
m. death OF his mother IN England on the
18th Of last month. at the advance age OF
20 Years
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coupEyILLE SOCIAL NOTES.

COEPEyILf.F, Oct. mfr. and Mrs
George Coupe. OF Seattle, are visiting rel
attvcs here
Mrs J r Evans Of Fort Casey. has
fgxt returned from a trip 70 Portland.
Mr. W. r. Engie n down Sound this
week
SIR. J w. Gillespie has returned to Sc
attic.
NJ A w. Cook IS n Seattle this week
Mr.. A. ~ Hsrrstt WAS down from Ever
st. this week
Mr. Thomas Coupe. % whstcon- was N
town thi~ week with relatives
The Wildly academy opened ,his week
wits god attendance
Mics MAY Xanaraker - sestiis has
been visiting with her brother. Mr.. 4. ~.
wan.maker. FOR sofAe days
Mp. A. " kins:h returned this week
Narn q trip 70 Seattle
Mr. n r. Lnvei0y s3en. this week In
Seattle
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BaEMERrox SOCIAL NOTES.

TPEMERTcS. Oct Mrs WIiiiz-
pyrne ard daughter LEI, for a trip 10 the
East.
NJ Fred Woit ~ Pcriiant Was ,n the
city visiting friends last week
A DANE was given ~ the residence az
Mr. ard Mrs. George Hs-ner last Tuesday
evening which Vas fargsiy Attended
M r G Prssssly has moved 10 nrsra.r-
ten rom sidney.
Nrx. Harlow was Ia Seattle ias, ve*ncs-
DAY
~ 4 r Ssires has returned from Ia
corra
Mr. " ~ Graves ier-lgs<i IN tss grsrr-
sYtos Schoo.hcExe< Last Sunday ever.7g on
~Temp~r4nrs I, WAS largely attended.
Mrs Frank Wolfram was ~ Seattle on
Monday
A few i-n1sea guess sy@ei Ezes3ay
afGsrnso<s n. tire ssssierce 81 Mrs. frank
wolfram, IN ksnss ~ her cfrfsfAy.
rsessaas tin vas entcy-d- Those prcsens
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LISDY, COVE ALONG.

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w&pysyuLLg SOCIAL NOTES

MARYsTTfI-E- oct Mrs sole.
-rnr, i.S, SUNDAY efsprnoo. FOR . ssv dsyS
visit in Seattle
Mr. ara Mr. Je~rsy Hilton left Malay
Afternoon ,,v S~st;i~. wbers hey '7scs "A
80 sr-.paftksr and tier went - TaThsc>-
SO say a se~ sayz' ysst wifh relatives
srx = Oiuey ar daughter MS
Ma visited ~ vvsrrtt TsssscAy
Mrs. ~ A Pate ieft Tsle@6@y N'sTr-sln
NJ, Daisy coz VISITED Eits Ess-s,:
syssnas THURSDAY and FrstsT.
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Booth. Miss Booth, Miss Bessie Harlow
and Mr. Bert Harlow.
Mr.. and Mira Game spent Tuesday In
Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Burhman spent Sun
day afternoon In Charleston.
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CAPITAL cry SOCIETY.

49, MIA tees Ma George " Fseii
Ass Mar A+f'eS Tessns gssan. sssta -
saS. @ers assgT;sd al Victoria. X
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seaes Mr. Hc1 = ons 81 TIE hrss
1870 cslseus O. Ia co.znsy ana ~
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GA fashions "a dress nav - srsyts~'
s..t ~, o1s-ssansor.f nn>frsn~ car 80 are
"a nhs,sslr's Cossc. CSsrt~r1 And OAr-
rEono RAnA6y. ~ sc ~ - 0eAssA
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Hare ass~s Ere fgr~ 20 rty stark args
AXE ~ar-~~ <ollars;tss. scs-f.. hots. lArs~
80 .rr IN III co-xr.r@tscrs e Z Wsr-
p.ek@, a. Railroad sves1~- -sa'f4-, WASH
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08

TIE dispatch boat Pawfurket. OF the
Puget Sound naval station at Port Or
ehafd. brought the following party over
wednssday: Naval Constructor Ferguson
and Ma Ferguson. Paymaster ana Mrs
Tubey Foreman and Mrs, A. n. Todd. Mrs.
Rusr. Mr. Skinner ans Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
fcsha The party left late IN the after
nosn On the return trip 10 Port Orchard.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08

Mn Harry Hurley gave two card parties
fAts week. on Wednesday and Thursday
afternoons. 70 which about 10 invitations
vpre issued. Progressive hearts was
slsyed both days Tho prizes Wednesday
we're won by Mrs Ralph Metcalf. Mrs.
g. r. HAiiar and Mrs. Walter Harvey
On Thursday by Mrs Nelson Bennett,
Mn @. L. Holmes and Nv. c. r Del
rat They were exceedingly pretty affairs
VA deIaShtfuiiy arranged TO the smallest
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08

Mrs. D. y. Caikins gave q pretty pink
bncheon Friday In honor OF Mrs William
i CaIkins. who leaves Tacoma next week
u the winter Covers were laid for Mrs.
eait.ns. Mrs. Rogers Mrs William Wiies.
NsA CUT. Mrs C. J. ksrshaw. Mrs. W.
" Evans. Mrs. A. q. Foster. Mrs J. II.
Claypocl. Miss Apologize After LUNCHEON
few TRENDS came In for music during
she lnster part OF the afternoon.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-10-08

CcnRsssman ana Mrs. r. w. Cushman
we're the guests Of honor AZ dinner
given by Judge and Mrs. James wicker
sham Wednesday evening Covers were
htd for Mr.. and Mrs CssshmAn Mr.. and
Mn. e n Fuller. Mrs. r. NJ Thompson.
IT chicaec