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PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

.xening al the home OF Mrs. Fred Marco.
81 Latona- The evening was spent in
saEb DANCING ~ sna Rayp by i sss srs sns
I1n auartette The first prizes at cards
we're won by Miss Jeanette Marco and
NJ Edwin stradley: second by Miss
eonsoiatIon by Mrs. T. s. White and Mr..
r. : and f Ms Charles wife ep Mr.. ws and
y s r s sFadsy Mrs Mrs Mamie Il II White
Miss Gertrude Rotor. Miss Jeanetts
varco Miss Mamie Marco. Miss Lucia
Gallie. Mr.. James White Mr.. Leroy
strsdley. Mr.. Fred Marco and Mr.. Arthur
Marco
A delightful party was given at the homo
Of Miss Florence Moore. Monday after
noon. the occasion being her thirteenth
prizes being won by Miss Matte winsor,
Miss Helen Young, Miss Florence Shaf-
FER and Miss Francis Stevenson Miss
Mocres guests were: Miss Laura Rascr.
Miss Janetts Kelly. Miss Florence Sharrer'
Mas Eva Daniels. Miss Mary Louise RI.
chester. Miss Sarah Stevenson. Miss Fran
ees stevenson Miss Gertrude Gottsteln.
wood Miss Millicent Hanson. Miss Violet
MeRrath. Miss Lillian Megrath. Miss Grace
There.
r r r
Mrs. 3 l.. Shuffleton entertained the
members Of the FTeur-de-Lis Club on Fri
day afternoon In honor of Mrs r n
Rivers. OF Victoria. who has been her
guest during the past week Several in
tsfesting tames were played, Miss Fur
Mss winning first prize and Mrs. John
ston second Dainty refreshments were
served The visitors Included Mrs r. NJ
Eames. Mrs. J. Auckland, Mrs F. &. syI-
vester, Mrs. f. Kellogg and Miss Mar
greYits Yarno
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Mr.. J. J. Blackmor., OF Tacoma. WAS
The guest OF Mrs. Percy c. Kofoed on
Tuesday. Tuesday evening Mrs. @ T.
Hatfield entertained Mr.. Biackmore ana
q few musical friends, who enjoyed Mr.
Blackmores interpretations OF the great
composers NV sieal
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guests were; Mrs. Van Hook, Mrs. G.
B. Blanchard. Mrs. D. Z. Brown. Mr.. and
Mrs. II. G. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ.
Seeley. Mr.. c. 3. Britain and Mrs. II. n.
Jensen. Of the Iowa; Mr.. J. p. Clark. Of
Seattle; Mr.. 7. W. Enos and Mr.. Lynde
Palmer.
Mrs. George B. Blanchard entertained
at dinner last Friday night before the
Dramatic Club performance. Mr.. and Mrs.
q. NJ. PaschaI, of Seattle Mrs. l.. r.
Manning, Mrs. Van Hook. Mr.. J. L.
Clark. of Seattle. and Mr.. ]. T. Babcock
of the Iowa.
The regular weekly tennis tea was held
of Wednesday. Miss Jessie Kershaw
presided assisted by Mrs. w II Bardsley.
Miss Shultz and Miss worden. There
was a large attendance both OF players
and visitors.
Mr.. r. B. Price, Mr.. F. w. Snow. Mr..
]. r. Conduit and Mr.. Il. s. Hall started
last Saturday IN Mr.. Halls handsome new
yacht Owasco for cruise about the
Sound.
Miss Judith Minor. OF Seattle. who has
been visiting Mrs. Alexander Baili.e for
the past week, viii be the guest Of Mrs.
William Jones next week.
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Lieut.. Commander York Noel. OF the
Puget Sound naval station, spent sew
eral days in Tacoma this week with Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob e. Noel
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Mr. ard Mrs A. NJ. Ingersoil gave a
large card party last night, which in
cluded only the married set.
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Mrs. Shank Miss Marsh and Miss r I'VE
went to Seattle Thursday TO attend Mrs.
f. c. Neufelder's reception.
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Mrs. II. c. Bass. Mrs. L. r. Manning
and son Lucius and Mrs. up. J. Fransoili
spent Tuesday In Seattls.
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EVERETT SOCIETY.

EVERETT. july MFR. and Mrs. r. B.
McAdam OF Spokane, are visiting at the
home OF his brother. Mr.. 4. n. McAdam.
Miss Frances Smith, OF Seattle. was the
guest of the Misses Sumner last week
Mr.. Thomas Robinson and family spent
few days in Tacoma last week.
the city over the Fourth.
Misses May, Maud and Gertrude GLASS
cock. OF Seattle. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Miss Kathleen Nopp. who has been Wis
iting Miss Marian Zimmerman. returned
home Saturday
at Seattle was home on a visit last week
Mrs. G. w. Jones, who has been visit
Ing Mrs. Grammar. returned to Whatcom
Mrs. c. d, Fratt and children were in
Mr. and Mrs. T. w. Foster were down
from silyerton TO spend the Fourth
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Winter last week
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Drew spent the
Judge b. 5. Grosscup, Of Tacoma, was
In the city last week.
Mrs. s p. Tiff and daughter are visit
Mrs. Wi Morris Of Rossland. was in
the city last thursday.
Mr.. \. 7. Van De Nanter spent the past
Miss Lillian Porter left Saturday to Join
her sisters in Kansas City.
Mr.. c. s. King of Silverton, spent the
Fourth In the city.
Mrs. Thomas Fields has returned from
a visit at Port Gamble.
The J. T. Club entertained their hus-
bands and children on Wednesday even
ing at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. +. A.
White on Hoyt avenue. After supper
which was served on small tables in the
dining room and library, he evening was
spent with musical selections and a dis
play OF fireworks.
Mr.. and Mrs William Howarth enter
tanned number Of friends Tuesday even
ing in honor OF Miss Jordan The even
ing was spent at progressive whist. Mrs
Westland winning first prize and Mrs
b. III. Nollins second. Mr.. r. II Vollins
won first gentlemans prize and Mr. A. j
Agnew second. Dainty refreshments were
served.
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Inends he win travel By var os P,r,,.,s a.,
kLhs ana Denver. Among ether Point, 10 -, -.
ns anna mater. the Hebrew Cuisn cor,s~. - r s''
~'i, ana Cornell university. Ithaca, = Y
siI frank Nelson left yestsrtay r,o-s.r. ,,- v.,.
nlAoor, where he viii vi,i. FOR a few ss1s - -,
snsn proceed into the mountains 10 ,neSd -
OF six weeks. ~ spend month
MIS- ID +. Dousia and Mis-, Ifp,, u,-.,..
- 'm,ona. H. C., are spending a few d.v, IL -.
enteenth avenue VI 1914 Ss'
Mrs, Mrs W L Benham. formerly Of s.,.u. h,.
NV SPOKANE. who ha. been spendtr, s.ver-i
Gays Tor her home. ie'
Nj. M htou1 q this dty. q spending week with
49, 1uha kavanaush, Of Olympia she Va. ~.
soese oi honor al party sirsn WedneTaav a,tsr
noon by Miss Kavanauzh ~i'e'
MIS- Lillian Wheldon, who left s.a..i. sow. H..
=, s~1ed from Montreal yesterday on her Wv
~ tne rams opposition after which she riu ,,sk.
an extended tour Of Eurcps 'i AAh'
Pr a. Oscar Nelson, Mr. Horsn and Mr. r.v,o,
VI 5serett, were in Seattle q. rhtIrxs.v "a y.
nioeo the card party and dance v,vsn ~ NJ
hooeV wilson that evening
MI. and Ms. Fred Baususn Ara N, .rs ~
~ Mesne Emory leave this week for a sho-. ,t.t,
70 LAKE Chelan. Mr.. Bert Helmss NJ. p...
sh son. VIII also Leave this week for II,ho
water 5. fulton's rssidenc. on Rsf.n ,,.
W. -, I'm Iessed BY Capt, and Mrs. T. Y Csine
- W. IN move IN Immediately. Mr. and Nm Ful.
a. the Blackwell ~N'''inehs
-, r ninheid r. Smith and children returned from,
~. H@ss ,Ast week and at their rIrnrnrr
NJ. ~ Lahs Washington. Mrs. Smiths mother.
III, "ess. accompanied them from Cbic,xo 80
VIII MAKE an extended visit -'i-
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ABERDEEN SOCIETY,

ABERDEEN July MFR, Henry Junge,
OF Ema, was in the city during the week
Mr. c. Il. Weatherwax left Thursday
morning on n trip to the Sound.
Mr. r. r Dabney, of Spokane, is here
this week.
Mr.. j. c. Hogan spent Tuesday in oiym-
pia.
Mrs. ]. NJ Walker left Monday for Sc
attic and will spend some weeks visiting
Mrs. d. w. Fleet. Of Montesano. has
been the guest of Mrs. II. II. Carter this
week.
Mrs ]. r. Haynes is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs Mcdonald. in Skagit county
and will remain several days.
Mr.. Robert Patterson. OF Minneapolis,
is in the city and cOntemplates making
this his permanent home.
Mr.. JuGson Elliott returned TO the city
Tuesday evening from the Klondike. and
will spend the summer here.
Robert Wiley Is home from Eastern Or
egon. where he has been for the past
three months.
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Hackett have gone
TO ontario. where they will remain sew
eral weeks visiting relatives.
Mr.. Walter Hamilton and Miss Mabel
Il. Hyser were united In marriage at the
residence of the officiating clergyman,
Rev. A. H. Lackey. y. D., Monday even
ing. Their wedding trip was TO the sound
Mr. r. @. Afford and Miss Mary j.
Huxley were united in marriage on We'd
nesday. They make their homo in Seat
tie.
Mr. Knute NJ Hanson and Mis-. Annie
Tuesday evening They took the train
Wednesday for n trip to the Sound
Mr. J. A. 0rnham has removed to Mon.
tesano.
Mr. Cnn weatherwax. student in
Harvard university. is spending his sum
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Recorder Hemer. of Seattle. were present
and delivered addresses A dance was in
dulEed In after the dedtcHtory services.
Mrs. Mccain. who taught IN the Ar
hnston schools the past year. has re-
turned 10 her home In Snohomish to
spend the vacation.
Mrs. Brown accompanied her husband
MIR l.. Frank Brown, OF Seattle. was here
ON the Fougth
Miss Minnie Burden OF Fidalgo who
taught in Edison last winter. has been
engaged as primary teacher In the Ar
lington schools.
Mr.. Fred Coolidge and Mrs A Spencer
were married In Vancouver, r. C. on
Wednesday, They will return this week
and reside in the Palmer cottage
Mr. G. O. Meredith. OF Kent. has re-
turned to his home. after several days
visit here.
Mr. Fred RILEY left Friday for Dawson
Mr. Bert Chsdburu and Miss Hannah
Mcdonald were married in Seattle on
Tuesday and returned to Arlington the
next evening They will roaide in this
place. Mr. Chadburu Is employed In Phi
chuck
Mr. j. l.. Brittop and Mas Winnie Pres
ton were married in Seattle on sunday
and returned 10 their new home on the
ranch July 2
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KENT SOCIETY.

KENT. July mfr. Grnckle has been in
Chehalis this week.
The play entitled THE Little Cripple"
given by the Reading Circle on last Mon
day evening was a success. II was I'M
der the amusement Of Mr.. omego B.
Nair. OF Seattle and was well received by
the large audience in attendance.
Miss Hattie Whittemore OF Seattle. was
visiting with friends in Kent last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cavanaugh and
son, Mr., Charles. spent the Fourth with
friends In Kent.
Mr.. Harvey Shafrer and Miss Corn Shat
fer spent the Fourth OF July at Des
Mrs. w. w. Watson and sons. william
and John were in Ballard this week
Or Soule was in Seattle Monday.
Mr.. L. Smith and family were at Green
river last week.
Mrs. J: soule and son. Mr.. Ronald. were
in Seattle last Sunday.
Fourth
Mr.. Nels Berlin and family, Of Sumner.
visited with the family of Mr.. l.. A. Dow
last week.
Mrs. c. w. Stewart and Miss Sarah
Stewart, Of Tacoma are visiting in Kent
Or. owen Taylor is in Siverton.
Mr.. Karl Downing is visiting friends In
a number Of Kent people were in Seat
tie last Sunday to witness the ordination
IN the Trinity church OF Mr.. Donald
Arney. of Kent.
Mrs II. J. Rogers visited in Seattle last
I0cSdaN WIN Mrs. Nj. &. Ewing.
Miss Ruth Rogers IL visiting with her
sister. Mrs. James Cox. of Seattle.
nev. Donald Brookman is expected to
preach in ST. James Episcopal church on
Sunday.
Rev. c. w Stewart. OF Tacoma. is Wis.,
itlng friends in Kent and will preach in
the Presbyterian church to his old con-
gregation Sunday evening
Mrs. J. III. Mylrvie and family with her
daughter. Mrs. George Norris, OF Seattle.
are camping at Des Moines,
fNNIt IN Haa.-gu tpn1
Mrs. c. w. Stewart. Miss Stewart Rev.
and Mrs. Omelvena, Mrs. Gunckls and
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Berlin and family on
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Truitt have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Rogers, OF Anacortes. has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Net
Teton.
Mrs T. C. Hi. OF Orilla, visited friends
in Kent last week.
Miss Mabel Ford OF Orilla, visited with
Miss Bessie Miller last week.
Mr.. John Soule has returned home after
prolonged visit with friends in Seattle.
the evening Of July by the railroad men
was a success.
Mrs. Overlook entertained Rev. and Mrs.
Z. w. stewart. Miss Stewart, Mr. and
Mrs. T. y. Berlin and DIT. and Mrs. Julien
Soule at dinner on Friday evening.
Mr.. Lemuel Short is visiting friends and
relatives in town.
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OUT o. TOWN SOCIETY.
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0gSSSfSlsSSSS0SSSSS0NSfS

"ACOMA. July Ever since Wednes-
day a shadow OF gloom has hung
over this city, and no one feels
much in the mood for social fes-
uvfties. The appalling disaster
that brought so much grief right in our
midst, and the serious advices from Chi
ma nave caused a general depression
1nat the city has not rallied from, and
the Gays have passed in marked contrast
10 the unceasing revelries of last week.
mrs Jacob f. Noel and Miss Jacqueline
Noei gave a progressive hearts party
Monday night for Miss Aubrey Lewis.
daughter OF DR.. D. o. Lewis. surgeon of
the United States battleship Iowa Those
invited Were Miss Lewis, Miss Henrietta
king' Miss Edith Hurley Miss Florence
aoinrooke. Miss Zelma Wilkeson, Miss
Mlnifred Seymour. Miss Louise Edwards,
MISS Carrie Prichard. Miss Gertrude
Hardenberg. of Seattle, Miss Katherine
smith Miss Katherine woolsey OF Port
Iand' Mr.. Starr Sherman, Mr.. Frank
Fogg. Mr.. Charles Mason. Mr. Louis Par
sons Mr.. Ritter Wilkeson. Mr. Norman
Coiiyer. Mr. Gordon Bowles, Mr.. Jack
Bowles. Mr.. Eugene Roberts Mr. Gattely
ana Mr. Forman. Mr. Hand and Mr. Y 6
Williams OF the Iowa. First prizes were
awarded to Miss Winifred Seymour and
Mr.. Louis Parsons Second prizes were
taken by Miss Edith Hurley and Mr..
Gattely, and the consolation prizes were
taken by Miss Henrietta King and Mr.
Gordon Bowles. Mrs f. s. sherman
presided at the punch bowl, assisted by
Miss Anita Noel
A picnic was given Monday for Miss
Root, kindergarten teacher of Jackson
Mich. who is visitor in Tacoma The
party, composed of kindergarten teachers
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SOCIETY IN CouPEvILLE.

cot FEVGILE. July Mrs J w
Dlapp has returned from q three weeks
trip up tho sound, Mir and Mrs Carl
Amoug those who went e. Seattle 20
s,,cnB the Fourth we're Mr. James Gillc.-
Pis MI AID Mrs J " S,ue,Pie Nj n
ana MIR and Mrs r + Watson
Mrs & r Mul=Td Of Seattle, 10 VISIT
ipg on the island
Prof aud Mrs Foster. of ths UniVrr-
sits ~ WaShirgtnu are apsnfinx q few
Ncels - The island
Nj L. Wr-dtu rs az Nevrll this week
Nr aud Mrs NJ Mock are Up from
Lt~l tath this week
Mrs GHBspie has rstarnea frsm up
pr. J. A Mckee spent tAs Fourth a,
Ia CCGvrr
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OF Tacoma, went to Steilacoom In the
party were Miss Dewey. Miss Norton
Mrs. c. II. Knapp Miss Hardenberg and
Miss Allen.
About the prettiest affair OF the week
was the dancing party given by Mr., and
Mrs. Alexander Baltic at their handsome
residence on Tacoma avenue Tuesday
night, for Miss Judith Minor. OF seattle
who has been their guest since last +, -
day. The large billiard room was cleared
for dancing. tho polished floor MAKING It
an excellent room for dancing The walls
were hung with American and English
flags. giving IT quite patriotic appear
ance At midnight supper was served
after which dancing was resumed. Those
present were pr, d .. Lewis, OF the iowa
and Mrs. Lewis Mr.. and Mrs " c.
Pearoe. Mr.. ana Mrs. William Jones. Mr.
and Mrs Ii. c. Wallace. MIR. and Mrs
T. b, Wallace, Mr.. and Mrs. Coc.inndt
Howell. Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. steeh. Mrs.
J. Mot. PRnton. Mr.. and Mrs. II. O.. Eos
ter Miss Baker. Miss Bennett. Miss Cow
er. Miss Evans. Miss RISES. Miss Rowe
Miss GrlEgs. Miss CorrelI. Miss inksgs0u,
Miss EIyira lngersoll, Miss Lewis Miss
kershaw. Mr.. 3, D, Bridges. MI -. D.
Rove Mr. II $ urlEgs. Mr. r. r. =
Balfour. Mr. \. q, Prichard. Mr. + G.
Taylor and MIRA J. c Hanrahsn. Mr.. W.
NJ Faicouer Mr. J + Rabcoek IL ne
battleship Iowa Mr.. John 5. Baker, Mr.
+ NJ Fcn~ick Mr. Triple.
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Mr. and Mrs A. NJ IngersoH gave .
progressive ctnch party at their residence
ON South l. street Friday night Those
pgescn; we're. Nj and MIS- II a CaId-
wei. Mr. and Mrs 7 y. Wallace. Mr.
aad Mr. y % HelAr. Mr. ana Mrs
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Mrs O. Taylor AZ t'r-er ~ The~stsv
10y, Wh,tae.A &c Tacoma. was "a k~rt
last week
Mss H4t-ie Dexter VAS visiting l1 seat
rEr ltst "a n.tA
Mr. John stewart .s home from Palmer
800 a vista ta bis S7ea3s
Mrs Grant ~aa.u ans Mss Nevhta
Ii4wGte.. * .-s-gett are visiting fhf.r
parents Mr. 4ad Mrs John fauttar
Mr s1a Mrs EwI Be-esrer l.-- r.-
'4-uel from t.@.r siding trIp an3 sre
t.U cities l- the.r ha1s ia Nc>As5 ave
rcc
pr; ana Mr. Allan have gene fo- a
sI-.i 90 oUr5. WIS
Mrs r = s4Ger haze returned homo
after era u .-t5s visit SO IN4a~l2
My EuScne EurNf Nho has been as
tta--r% $50 aeF..-4t.ra. college 70 F..i-
alaa " tat past th--. f,a-- is - a.1.e
ar visit tc his rei 4;4V.s
Mr. r T. Avps1 ,lsli~d In town On
Wednesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs L A Dow entertained Mr..
ana Ara 7. n. Berlin El9 tAEzliy saa
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ARLINGTON SOCIAL NEWS

MaadEHLiNGTON, July Mrs. johanna
s mhhch emile. principal OF the Arlington
uSS| u az her home in Everett but will
Spt5uu the summer In Seattle and make a
i, ,sa 70 boston before returning 10 Ar
t,s,Lon 10 take up school work in Sep
The Ross seminary qusr,ette coronos.s
N MISS June Colson. Miss Grace smith
" ~, imam Cathey and Mr.. Charles Nc,
n.ey' win Miss Nellie Peterson. accom-
Pahist, returned to their homes after de-
n nsntlns the people on the Fourth with a
g, me Workmen dedicated their new hal,
Saturday night, and initiated ,on Ne" n5ii
oates The ladies' served refreshments
Grand Master Workman Jones and Grand
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NOTES

NJ, ~. o,...s,.. 4
W. w "'a~coeh 7" the sueN OF Mrs o. Aige
", a,o,ro.. ,.,,,
~ 10 Ar. ''''"7' -" WEEK rom nyins
-, -, /,
X. ~ ~, s"Ss' ie' "sonesday TOR brief
~. ~ -
.,s..s a. fsa,,,l spsnsus vssH Win raj
,a.. a. ~,
49, ~ la, - VI sp"Aans was IN shs dsy
n "a q c.u..
st..A a, ',,oun spent part OF last week Visiting
49,, sonn sutnetlsnd spsnt part OF iast week Wis
~ sou"'
-. 'ohn Nsnae. lst last Sunday for two
NJ and Mrs l. Cooper and Mr.. Aubrey Levy have
Mr. and Mr.. Roland ors,o, =, r.,xs.
Tho city day or two las, week
Mrs Burke hss been confined to the house with
Mr 7, NJ Reed. Of Olympia. .p.n, . ,.v s,,,
last week visiting friends in seattle
A. n ~ ,,',, -,
lev days in the vicnit, OF Conp".tu. 'pe"''ns
Nh, France. smith NJ mi. e,,y h,, ,... .,.,,,.
y, s,.,,S - , f.a' "e'A
"'' p"'eh ie' snort IMP to Alaska
~ ssv s.Y. !. ~ s,,n., IN seattle. spend
n, ~. ma, " A'' s"'.r
M tfed bili. q this city, Ia at East Sound Wis
~ .hd MRS John Moves, Of Butte, Mont. srriv-
q In the city last Monday for brief VISIT
Nj ard Mrs Charles willard Saunders returned
nrhoN n'sht Rom short wedding trip.
Ms Percy Kefoed had a. s.st. Las, uos. AL.
Nsi Cutler aud Mr. j }. blsckmors, of Tacoma
Nj, II. Caches Of la Conner formerly Of the
NJ Raymond Rabh. Of NJ Paul IA, ham ~.
tas' Of Mr. Roher, II. Clary Tor the pas, wr,s
AZ a., a 49, t.t. 80. t - - WY NesteF'
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COMING EVENTS.

Nh Frederick Wing has issusd invitations for
I card party 70 be given Thursday Aftrrnoor A. ~,
home on Boylsfon avenue
eoncer, which was 10 havs bsen given by Mr.,
Ahsnh and Miss Marsh in this city tomorrow night
hm been postponed until later IN the month. These
hides hsro given concerts In Tacoma which nav.
ksn mufh spn eclated, and their coming to Seattle
, looked forward 70 by musical peopIe
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bou,sh county, were quietly married last
sunday in this city. at the residence of
~ pfTicIating clergyman, Rev. John f.
ramon. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Barney
serving as best man and bridesmaid.
r r r
mr. John D. White and Miss Peitsn were
married. last Sunday at the residence Of
he brides parents on Queen Anne hin.
~ rards.
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NcSiFEl.

Just Tor flyer. Monday we VIII sci,
loo pairs Ladies'. Childrtu's and
Misses HOSE mot our regular
stock, but a fun line OF orun-
mers samples. up. fA 80
from &c. &c. iSc 800. 10 CtS
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WASH SHIRTS CUT.

SKIRTS In Linen. PiQue, Denim
etc. lace embroidery and fame,
trimmed, extra wide, deem hen
new back, all worth double m,
price. for s5c e as
SSc. soc and 5000. &C.. u as4sJ
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$500 NRAPPtpS rNp Soc,

ladies' Wrappers, we'll made. Of
extra quality real French Percale,
IN fancy designs. with rufTies and
oTa'i trimmings, Vide skirt. deep
hem ana plated back: come in all
cciors and sizes; special. 5se and esc.
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4 BIG push ON WAISTS,

Were going TO close out tn.
SHIRT WAISTS right away /:
now is a good time To begin /:
only a few left; you had host GET
your share Monday. 0Q cte
AZ sac. $40. 7sc and. 10 CtS
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DRESS GOODS

Remnants Of BICYCLE SUTTTNGS.
about = short lengths. suitable FOR
entire suits. best quality goods
and heayies; weights, worth Sls5
and SIS, for. per OQ etc
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CAPT. MONROE RETURNS,

Capt. T. G. Monroe. ID moeratic
nominee for auditor. has returned
from his home at Magnolia, wkere
he has been since the convention,
conEned the greater part. OF the time
to his room by sickness. He is feel
ing much better now and on Wednes-
day will resume his position IN the
auditors office, ifich he resigned
temporarily at the opening Oh the
campaign. Mr. FL. ID. Green has
been filling his place. and will resx me
his position with s. ID. Kitchens, OF
the eQ uitable. Capt. Monroe reports
that a primary election was held in
Columbia county Saturday and that
he understands Messrs. j. W. Fields
and A. s. kilgore received the nosni-
nation for repre- tatiyes.-Little
Rock Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1900-07-31
STATE CAMPAIGN OPENED
At Conway Monday by Rennnel and
Davis.

The state campaign opened at
Conway Monday with ajoint debate
between Acknowledgements JEFF Davis
Dem ocratic nominee, and Hon. II.
L. Remmel, Republican nominee for
Governor of Arkansas. The attend
ance was very large from Little
Rock and surrounding towns, two
hundred Little Rock citizens at least
having taken advantage of the re-
duced rates to witness the opening
up of the canvass. Great interest
was manifested on all sides IN the
meeting aud the best of order and
the greatest enthusiasm prev allied.
Mr.. Remmel opened up at Ii o'clock
and did not conclude uatil nearly 2
O'Clock, when MIR. Davis followed,
his appearance being received witta a
round of applause.