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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-08-07
TENNESSEE DEMOCRATIC WITH DAMS.

CHATrANooGA,a TENS3, Aug. t3E
County elections were held in,the
nfnety.six counties i'm Fennesseelyas-
te rdayawithth result that the Re
publicans lost heaviltnn Io~oaIissHes.
OF the thirty4onei countless iB East
Tennessee which almost usuallygo
Republican, fveSwerascarried byrbhe
Democrats. The rest of thec State
went Democratic Senatorialtpri
maries held atAthe same time assure
the eleetionzof Congressman FL w
Carmaek overeGhief Justice d. L.
Snodgrasss --ats
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-08-07

Not somuch anxiety is now felt
for foreigners4ihs China, bat cbndi-
tions are very seraousg Sarw}o n9d
l0t& .ts0 s .4u3 aJa Is SEA
1at-Us5tg ~ )
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-07
LOCAL AND GENERAL,

The schooner Moi Wahine came off
the marine railway yesterday.
Waikiki Inn took sulphur bath this
week and every nook and corner clean
ed out. One room to rent, Sl2 per
/ week.
The schooner w. l.. Phelps has ar
| rived at Makaweli, Kauai, with a load
of hay, grain and general merchan-
disc.
I Miss Alice Agnew and G.. L. Samp-
son will be married in the Catholic
Cathedral at 1880 o'clock tomorrow
evening.
The schooner Surprise took on 200
bags of rice from the J. A. Cummins
previous to sailing for Kona ports last
evening.
The firemen did excellent work at
the fire this morning. For not one
moment was there any danger to build
ings of the neighborhood.
Chief Hunt was drenched with water
by hose in charge of three men on
the veranda of the Criterion saloon
during the fire this forenoon.
The Union Express Company wagons
and drays were busy all day yesterday
moving goods from the buildings near
the Pantheon block burned today.
At the annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Bergstrom Music Co.,
Ltd, held February 9Th, the officers
were elected for the ensuing year. See
New Today.
SAID DR.. Wood this morning: IF
NJ M ic
for recovery from the plague 1t is Hart
man. He has a lot of grit and is con-
fident that he will be cured by the anti
toxine fluid.
Officers of the Pacific Club for the
current year are: A. s. Cleghorn,
president; DR.. r. McKibbin, vice presi-
dent; w. w. Dimond, secretary; ]. G.
Spencer, treasurer; w. F. Allen, audi
tor, and DR.. G. b. Cooper, Judge w. L.
Stanley and G. p. Wilder, directors.
Will +. Fisher called at the Board of
Health Office yesterday morning and
told of the destitute condition of the
people in the South street house, a
large number of whom were natives.
He was told to order what was neces-
sary and inside of half hour he had
good meal ready for the people.
The lie Munyon Photo Supply u.
calendar for 1900 arrived on the Gaelic
and Is on sale at their store at No. 426
Fort street. Mr.. lie Munyon has spar
ed no pains 70 make 1t the finest and
most elite calendar ever published In
the world. 1t will be strictly three COL
or process work and very elaborate,
being done from Mr.. lie Munyon's own
negatives.
The use of the Singer In millions OF
homes shows the unprecedented sue
cess Of these ideal sewing ma Sines.
It Is convincing proof that The Singer
excels in all kinds of family ~NSug
and art needle work. All ous 1 >inE
machines are of the best construc> ION,
beautifully decorated, aud are mounted
on selected woods In finely finished
cabinets Of artistic designs. B. Ber-
gersen, agent, 1871 Bethel street.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-07
Map Of the Heavens.

Paris, Jan. 23.-Maurice Loewey,
manager Of the Paris Observatory, has
announced to the Academy OF Sciences
that map Of the heavens is we'll on
the way to completion. 1t faithfully
represents the heavens with the stars
up to the fourteenth magnitude. There
are about 100000 stars on the cards,
which 1t has taken nearly ten years to
prepare,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-07
THE WAVERLY CLUB.

THE WAVERLY CLUB.
Waverly Block. Bethel street. Stan
Sar& magazines and periodicals; H.
Sr1ry; billiard, pool and card tables
esf free use of members. Arrange
Asnts for transient visitors. Entrance
lee S1.25, monthly dues 81. Open from
, = "a. to II p. m.
D A. v. GEAR, President.
JAMES T. COPELAND, Recording Sec.
ALLEN u SCRIMGEOUR, Fin. Sec'y.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-07

nNsIGN WORTH BAGLEY
NN ... GARRISON,
az o.. No. III,
Regular Army and Navy Union Of
the United States of America, meets at
Harmony Hall, King street, every Sec
ond and fourth Friday in each month
st 1880 p. m. Visiting comrades are
cordially invited.
All honoroI Urged soldiers or
sailors, eithcs tsSrsAr' or volunteers,
are eligible fe> neEvs~ship.
u. j. WILSON,
Commander.
J. d. SHEAHAN, Adjutant.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-07

LODGE LE PROGRESS DE
L'OCEANIE,
No. 124, A. & A S. Rite.
Stated meetings on the last Mon
~ oe each month, in its hall, Masonic
0lAJle.
G. M. WHITE, w. NJ.
.. B. FRIEL, Secretary.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1900-02-07
NUUANU CHAPTER ROSE
CROIX.

=" No. / "A. & A. 8. r.
Meets the flrst Thursday in each
0nntA. at Masonic Temple. Sojourn-
p nd visiting brothers cordially in
~ 70 attend all meetings - .
". Il, FRANK B. AUERBACH.
0hAN B. SCRIMGEOUR, Secretary.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-15
Omlfamijd)e al,,sbrA6e

iino orobartia. aber Oautausihld9e
nebmen ben, 3eben alien 3ei3. Bud.
lens Mrnica Salbe furirt bieielben. To-
ME aud alte uno fieBerbe Wunben
unb GieberausI6ld9e, Ulcers, Beulen,
Gelons, QiibnerauGef, War5er. Sdnit-
te, BranOl llnb griibmunbeR. gefptuns
gene 6dnbs uno 0roifbeulen. Die
bette Deilung fur DdmorrbDi0en. bic es
aibt. Wertreibt Yein unb S1mer3en.
Mur 25 Gents per Gta6tel. 6eilung
gqrantirt. Yerfduft in Der Mpotbete
bon s. g, Miller & Sobn. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-15
Bismar6s eiicr,tc Mcrpcm

tparen bas Neiultat elmer eilerllen 8e=
iunbbeit. nnbeuelamer Miae unb
raltloie gneraie finbet man ni6t, tpenn
Mapen. 2eber, Nieren uno gineepeioe
nidt in Cronuns lilo. Wollt ibr oieie
giaenidaften uno ben Grfolg, ben iie
bringtn, aebraudt Gr. Rins's neue Gee
Ibeirspillen. Dieielben entipideln ale
Rrdfte bes Geites uno R0rpers. Sur
|25 Gents III Der Mpotbete BON s. s.
Wliller & 6obn. 2
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1900-03-15
Shpeiser=& &OrrcjpOetOeats
(Bpn nnierem neutrality-suspicious.
Burgbori. 81. 6ebruar 1900
2ieber 8epbahter!

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fir Gnelano treifen unaufh0rlid Gibbs
botlbaften Elm. SerIelbe 8eneral Sul=
ler, Der Dor Dem alpeiten neberaone
iiber Del, 5uaela ituls uerfiinoet batte,
,es aebe fir Die gnsldroer tein 3urilf" !.
bat nun beim oritten Geriuh. 2aoplmith
su entleBen, cine neue fiirdterlide Nie=
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oieie forttpdbrenoen Gdlappen Die 2ebre
erbalten, oab feline etreitmaGt in Der
0eeenmdriiaeu Organization oen 8e-
bilrfnifen bes Geides nidt entlpri6t.
Mber penn ouG beidlpllen miro, bonn
bisberioen Splfenl absugeheil, miro
Gralano in Siloafrita bOblf pabr=
ideinli6 nod einise meltere unlieblams
ueberralbun9en erleben.
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tionilten=prpaeB aans uner'portete Tol=
gen. Shpn pdbreno Der proseB= Ger=
banoll,neen hatte lih Die intranli9ellte
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gprade eeeen Die 9tihter uno Die &s=
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log, incem @iIbDfe uno anoere tirDlide
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ioloungen iperren lteB uno lie nit nod
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reht uno billig, oaB Die 2nnbesgeiebe
oub iiir oen Slerus Giiltigteit baben. L.
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itelungen uno 0erounfelun9en oes
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18
SOCIETY IN PORT TOWNSEND.

PORT TOWNSEND. Nov. 1.-THE event
OF the week In society was the enter
on Monday and Tuesday evenings. under
the auspices Of the Presbyterian church.
All the leading amateurs ~ the city took
part IN The Girls vacation. as the
new laureis. On both evenings the thea
ter was crowded 20 the doors. The man
agsment OF the AFFAIR was in the hands
the entertainment were: Mrs. Turk. Mrs.
Pragge. Mrs. Landss. Mrs. T. ID. O'Neill.
Miss Bash, Miss Greene, Miss Painter.
Nj. 1s ssnbf 5. ass M Msd sh ns Kin ..
Grace Flint. Mas Anderson. Miss Ruth
Anderson. Miss shattuck. Miss Pitcher.
Miss Maude stra,ten. Mss Olson. Miss
Mise LansIes. Miss 6sliie Hin. Miss Kate
Inland. Miss Gabriel. Miss Clara Oliver.
Miss Wood. Mas Payne, Miss Florence
Miss Sheehan. Miss ALBANIA Miss Hlck.
man. Miss De f4rn. Mss II Arderssr.
Miss Davis. Miss Horne. Miss French. Mis-;
Misc r.srerfy. Miss r. I.anerty. Miss Gre.
hard, Miss Spragge. Misr Bendixon. Mr..
pfelffsr. Mr. Sheehau Mr.. coorer Mr.
Runeie. Mr.. Tweedie. Master Wellesley
Mr.. william Bishop. ST.. and Miss Me-
linda Anmeter were Married last Tues.
day evening a. the residence Of Mr.. WILL
lam Bishop ar. in this CITY. The er-ou1
IL one OF Jefferson county's representa-
tiyes In the state legislature, and "a a
weli-known business man In the Lower
Sound country. The bride has for wears
been a resident OF Chirnscum. In thle
county. The couple are stiil shsen, an
their wedding tour and on their return
Will take up their reH'dsnce at Hadiock
The home Of Mr., John II. Petersen was
the scene Of pleasant family reun On
last week. this being the hrst time m Yeas
that all the me mbers Of the family wers
At home. Five Of the children II Mr.
hal
A. y. Peterson coming from CosHanfnolls
Mr.. r. G. Peterson and Mr.. a. G.. Peer
son coming from Vancouver island. ana
attic.
Mr. BENJAMIN r.. Petarman. Of Fort
Flasler. and Miss Mary Johnson. Of Wis
consin. were married at the parlors ~
The Central hotel early this week Judge
j. A. Kuhn offlclafed
Mr. pAtsr Multy left on Monday for
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

EVERETT. Nov. 1.-THE principa, AZ
fair In Everett society this week was the
onarss s. %ss T. Nx..on IN Of T Ens
EFT. and Mr.. Walter star Wilton. OF Seat
tie. The church was prettily decorated
fer the affair with towers and ferns the
attractive. The ceremony took place at 8
o'clock. Miss Bean and Miss O'Brien, OF
saltwater, Mimi. being bridesmaids; Miss
maid OF honor. Miss Eva Bell and Miss
Ruth McChesney were flower girls. ana
Mr. Edward Agnew pIllow bearer. Mr..
q Seattle. The usheers were Mr.. Taylor.
Mr.: stuart Taylor, Mr.. A. Oscar Nelson
and Mr.. Eugene Koran. The brf1e was
given away By her father. and the cere-
Llwyd, OF Seattle After the ceremony a
wedding supper was served at the Hotel
Monte Cristo. and Mr. and Mrs Wilton
left for z short wedding trip. They will
The annual hospital bazaar will be held
In Fraternai hall on Thursday and Friday
afternoons. On Thursday evening dance
Mrs. James h. conn, OF coupevi,,s. i.
visiting her daughter. Mrs. p. X Lewis.
Rev. w. G. Jones and Mr.. q. w Adam
Rev. II. p. webster. OF the American
Bible Society. was In the city last week
Mr.: George N. Cailgan, recently from
Alaska; was the cues, OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Early TUESDAY morning Prof won Hol-
derbeck and Mrs r.. o. Dumas were
united In marriage at the Catholic church.
the ceremony being performed By the
couple viii spend their honeymoon visit
ing the Sound cities. visiting Victoria.
y. C., before returning to this city. where
Mrs. NJ. G. shelton. OF Lowell rnve a
dancing party last Monday evening al the
Great Northern hotel "a honor % the
eighteenth birthday OF her daughter Miss
Pearl The hall was profuseiy decorated
with evcrgreens and flowers. Refresh
ments were served at % a. IN.
Mrs. y l.. Bowen entertained a party OF
young folks ard pupils from the Everett
high school In honor OF the fifteenth birth
day Of hor son, Mr. Frank Bowen The
evening was spent In games. Dainty re-
freshmsnts were served.
Mise Maggie Rice, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Rice. entertained \ party Of
friends on the afternoon OF November io
the occasion being her eighth birthday.
The insiied guests were Miss Edith
Sherwood. Miss Ethel Clark. Mas yiviar,
Swalwcll Miss Vera Westover, Miss J0rIs
Campbell. Miss Annie Moran. Miss Katie
Costello. Miss Alnsia Definbocher. Miss
Marie wainwrtght Mis- Rosie Caurrh.
Miss Margaret Church. Mas Psl,lIna ssb,
finger. Miss lone Bone. Miss May Burns.
Miss Ieorta Bone. Miss Mile Dolansor,
Miss stella LaTams. Miss Goidie McArty'
Miss Alice Walsh. Miss Ethel Meisxnr.
Miss Nay Doney. Miss Noble rr arsIrs.
Miss AulneiI Bodlund. Misc May fuller
Miss May Hayes. Miss Maggie o. K~efe
Mr.. Wallace Snider, Mr.. Martin Larkins
NJ NJ ,s Siisss MI Bsr rn Mr. ssalwsii.
Snider. Mr.. cieAry. Mr.. Moran. Mr. Metz
ser. Mr. Merrifeid. Mr.. Morgan
On "wednesday evening Mrs w. ~. Far
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18

OLYMPIA. Noy; I1..IAst Monday being
tho twsnty-thtrd anniversary Of the we'd
s esE o. w Mr. aS M As. w r S
assembling OF a few friends Of the family
at their home on the West side. PRO-
s srsss,,vs sn n,nr VS. & feature Of the
refreshments were served. before dis
perstng those present organized the West
Slide club. The Officers q the now club
tary. Mrs. shcltenbach. The club T. 4
social one. and will meet every second
Friday evening.
y arranging the details for the annual
charity ball given under the auspices 81
the society; The bah win DO given at
the Olympia hotel on tho evenins Of
To be tho event OF the season.
Mrs G. ~ Bethel is visiting with
Mrs. A. ii. Kuhn. OF Aberdeen. \, the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Lord.
Mrs A. ". Iabcrce and sister, Mrs Ma
bel t.ressey. are visiting with friends at
Mrs A. Mayer. Of Iowa city. Ia. 10
the. guest OF her brother. Mr. Aaron Hart
sock, on Eastbay avenue.
louisa MT q EssrS.on n Mpc y and Miss
married N this city on wednesday. Rev.
j =. Mccalinm oniciatig.
Miss Nina Kaufman Was the guest of
honor AZ most enjoyable euchru PARTY
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Nj.
ehael Hoke. who entertained her guests
"a charming manner The house was
and candles. and tastefuliy decorated with
an abundance OF elcinatis and wv inter-
twtned with sweet hrlar. the latter great
~ heikhtanfng the color effect Prizes
were awarded Miss Kaufman and Miss
Ekiiiman. Mrs. Hoke'a guests ware, Mis-.
Madge, Mrs Gus Harris Mrs NJ. Har-
Iiss. Miss Cowies. Miss Pauline Hall, N.ss
Skildman, Miss Reese. Miss Rarr, Mas
Badger. Miss Mitchell Mlss Weir. Miss
Edna Rogers. Miss Jones' Miss Fisher.
MISS bronncr. Miss Helen Rogers. Miss
Miss Hill Miss Tartseli, Miss Mxrssa'
Miss Flora Chambers, Mas Ida Cham
hcrw, Miss MeMickcn, Miss Macieav. Miss
kaufmann, who will shortly make her
home IN san Francisco leaves many
friends who regret her departars saerly
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sNOHONISH. Nov. 17.---,Mr, F. c. Grover
visited in Seattle over Sunday.
Mr. A. v. Gray. of Mattby, was In this
Mr.. T. r. Carlyle. Of Tacoma. spent
Sunday in this city the guest OF MISS
Miss Minnie whitfield spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Jackson. OF Seattle.
visited in snohomish the first OF the
Mr.. G. 3. Deering came down from Ca
lena Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. o; O.. Eastman and son
Mr.. and Mrs. s. s. Buck went to Sc
attic Saturday to visit their daughter:
Mr.. J. b. Ault, Of Seattle. was In the
'' n. T Il Clay yMccar. went to whaseom
Mr., John rhuerer, Of Robe. vas In sno-
homish and Everett this week r.. n q
u. Mr.. John Dwyer and Mrs. Frances
Harrington were married. Rev G. A.
MI III. Dan Burnside went to Seattle Thurs
dag for a rest Of several weeks.
Mr.: and Mrs. Grant wilson and child.
Of Aberdeen. are In she city visiting
Last wednesday. November H. Miss
Ida Chueiler was united in marriage with
NJ Ernest Psnte esae, Of
Mr.. g. *. kelley. OF Seattle. spent
Monday with his niece, Mrs. NJ. 3. Hewitt
Mrs. F. c. Grover spent few days
In Seattle this week.
Mr.. Charles Morath.. OF Seattle was In
this city the first Of the week. $50.
Miss Gertrude B Henderson, O. Seattle .,,t,e
were united in the bonds OF matrimony
last Sunday by Rev Stanley b. Wilson.
After trip In the Enss they. Will go
TO Waterville. washp and make their
Mt M. VIII Case returned Monday from
Seattle. where he has been for some
Miss Nabie Hutchins has returned from
whatcom normal, and has taken up
M. and Mrs. John Yiefer. of Spokane:
were n town this week the guests OF
Mr.. John Baxter and Miss Mary Eugene
Getchell, both Of Snohomish, were mar
ried by Rev, John r. Damon IN Seattle
on Wednesday They returned Thursday
evening and win make this their home
The Odd Feiiows and Rebekahs gave
last Tuesday night at the Gem City hall:
Miss Ella Meagher. formerly student
of our high school In Snohomish, has
been elected superintendent OF public In
struction in island county.
n %sr ana Mrs
y. q. Dumas were united In wedlock at
the Catholic church in Everett, the cere-
mony being performed by the grooms
: The Junior League OF the NJ. e. church
gave . social at the home of Miss Mabel
ing was spent In games and a musical
programme. after which luncheon was
served.
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La CoNxBa SOCIETY.

La CONNER. NoY. i7..-Mrs f. II.
Comos, OF North Yakima. IL q guest OF
her daughter. Mrs. J. r. Frances. on
Mrs. J, b. Esary is visiting friends in
MRS. w Il. Wells visited friends at
whatcom number OF days the part
Mr.. and Mrs. John Poison spent the
past week In Seattle. They will move to
that city to reside
Seattle the past week.
Miss Laura Tingiey, Of Victoria. b. c.,
who has been guest OF her sister. Mrs.
n e Trnsr for some tine me- returned TO
Mrs NJ. J. stackpole Is nome from her
extended visit TO Hoston and other East
ern cities. She Is accompanied by her
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Williams spent d
number OF days in Whatcom last week.
Mr.. j.. r. Wisdom, Of Biockton. Ia.
this place 1 couple OF days the past week.
Mr.. George Miller Is home from Seattle
for short vacation.
Mrs. H. 8. Conner ana son, Mr.. Her.
day, where they had been visiting reia-
Mr.. and Mrs. M. c. Hughes. Of Roy.
Wash. have moved to this place and viii
Miss Agnes Byrnes. OF Mount Vernon.
visited at the home Of her uncle. Mr.. ].
p, Brewster, this week.
Mrs. Carrie Grunkrarstx, Of Seattle, IL a
guest at the home OF her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Conner. at this place.
Mr. and Mrs. r. n. Dow have gone to
Issaquah to reside for the w1rfer.
Mfr, John Morrow was in whatcom the
past week
Members of Snohomish Lodge. No. II,
A. O.. u. W.. entertained n large number
hall Tuesday evening. A very pleasant
social time was enjoyed. Refreshments
and fruits were served hy the Workmen
and the evening was spent In cards and
nAf1eS.
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pUYAI4f.UP, Nov. H.-Mrs. Hugh Her.
rem e y!.t!ne rssatives IN Cnsns,ls f fo5
r ss'' where 1s' she Viii spend
y NJ: ~ ~ cssns + s.si; Mys,s n Lester
Nal ana Mrs WI. L. Bartholomew, Of
Seattle. have taken the Herren cottage
M ana Ne: G. !. Stewart S vi! ie ,,.;,;
be absent about month.
in Tacoma last week The guest Of her
Si prGi NJ A. K Cox 8 H sns daughter Mia.
s So%s d 2r. ana R Mrs. N. J. Sssker sun -
Mrs. Logan and Miss Joy Massey, Of
Mr.. r. 4, Psrksr. Of seattle. was .
Mrs. 0sorEs Atkinson, Of Derrinser,
vas the guess Of her sister. Mrs. George
Aiken. lsst week --...1 -.
ms' s nUp' s sessrs
weeks visit with her sister. Mrs o. =
SiS Agnes Derry snterssi9 x ~. her
cousin. Miss Laura Barry, OF Tacoma,
Mr. y. p: Truedson spent several days
in Portland last week -
ms ssr & & ary sns
Miss 0ertie Avery. Of Seattle. visited
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Avery, last
MIA b. c. IeFsvrs satsrtainsd Il ain
ner Sunday Mr.. ana 4rs. 4. p. Cantweil
and MrA George Cop2.
xd Mss i r N Ss e 6 TsSSs "a sns
her rex Cousin, Mrs. q b. Knisss. al wssk. :
Miss blanche r.rsons xisitsd With !as her
Mrs. w5n Psskss. g 1unsss, .ylsltsd hsr
Mr.. d. -. Snyder has returned home
after several monthS absencs In Repub-
M. osorss W. Edssrton vent = Che
ni NJ. 1 Dudiss blanchard vas the sosses.
homo On PARK avenue. Those present
Mrs 4. q Lovely. Mrs. &. /. stewsr;
M M. ma ' Ma. ma soIell entertained
tho Mnstsenth Century progressive
finch Club 1t their home on Pioneer ave-
nus Tnssday svsning. MI ana Mra. r.
81 4. Brodis were Z sddec 70 the club 10
MI vacancies caused by members leav-
ing the city. Llyht refreshment. were
served; Thsxs present we're: Nj: and
Prof. and Ma. J. N. i.ayhue, Mr.. and
Mckim. M. ia irs. +. Il. Brew. Nj.
and Mrs. 4. 3. Love1oy. Mrs.. g. G.
sweeney and Prof. d. A Brodie.
. delIshtiul .arpriss party saturday
The evening was very plelsantiy snent
with gamaS ard nuaic. Those presSnt
81 w. Miller. Mrs. j. III Haiienbeek.
Mrs A.. q. Campbell. Miss Grace Whit
man. Miss Gourwlne. Mrs. N. I. Brooks.
Miss Mary Cox, Miss Ollie Stewart. Miss
Llsxie Campbell, Miss Waite. Miss Lucy
Kirk. Mrl J. W. winsett. Miss Edna
Gregory, Mr. ID. A. Brodie. Mff Albert
eourwins. Mr.. Harry Sourwtne and Mr..
EkrR Meeker ST.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-18
LEAvENwoRTM SOCIAL NOTES.

I.EAvENwORTH, Nov. lion Sunday
last Rev. J. w. II. Lockwood married
Mr.. Jay Wyckon and Miss Cora Farmer
In the Congregational church. There was
large company present.
On Thursday the ladies OF the Congre-
gationai Church Guild assembled at tho
home OF Mrs. Frank o. Hansell. The
work for the proposed fair, to be hold
about the middle OF December. was adj
vanced. The following members were
present: Mrs. Lockwood. Mrs Zinkey.
Mrs. Mclean. Mrs. English. Mrs. Hoxsey,
Mrs. Christensen, Mrs Wilkinson. Mrs.
Sugg. Mrs. Converse, Mrs Allen. Mira
Hanseli. Mrs George w. Heafon' of a.
Paul; Mrs. }. J. HIli and Miss Iholn.
Mrs George w. Heaton nd son. after
seven-weeks' visit with Mrs. HanselI.
have returned TO st. Paul much benefited
I'm health. Mrs. Heaton made good
many friends during her stay here.
Mrs. Wilson, who has not been In GOOD
health for some time. has gone 10 Seattle
Mr.. Elliott. after six weeks Illness. Is
about again.
Degree Of Honor lodge. A. oAU. W..
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