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Now thai Dave Argyle Is exeuIpat-
ed from the charge Of being one of
the pToprietOrs % the Totem gam
bling house. although ne has regular
" paid fines for the place. the qnes-
ton arises az 20 whether anybody
runs the Totem at ali2 Perhaps II
Il not true that the Totem exists.
Possibly there are no gambling
houses IN Seattle Are we all dream
ing2 Surely jurors would not de-
iiberateiy PERJURE THEMSELVES
in a gambling case.
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no Cahaaiaa saak of commsre

The Canadian sank Of Commerce
Capital paid ~ .s.s....s....iA 8. ~. ~
eight Million DollaFaJ
surplus ...s -...#.s=s#s....... .. poo, 0tse9
Interest allowed on time depoaita
a general Banking business Trans
acted.
SEATTLE BRANCH OF
James Sc and Second Avenue.
-. 4. CAMERON. Mgr.
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE.
Capital stock paid In. fa2s. Geo. sur
plus. IS eo1.
J. Furth. pres. J. q. Goldsmith.
vice pres. n Y. Aukeny. cashier.
Correspondents In principal cities
IN the United etnten and Europe.
PEupLH.s SAVING RANK
Second avenue and PIKE 81 Capital
pa.d 90. 500 ere r - NcufrIder.
preH.: J. r.. Hayden. cash; J. T.
Gfrernirnf asst cash Commercial
esvinFa apd trust business.
National Bank Of Commsrcs
Paid up capital .... $3.50 600
TfauHactH general banking business
II q. Henry. pres X r. Spencer.
cash Safe deposit vaults Tor rent
safe Deposit Ssalt Boxes Tor Rsai
III AAANsf IA AOfe Al hAsNh
OF SEATTLE
Paid w Capital iiso. 900
General banking business transacted
J. II. HuRs. r., pres. NJ. McMick.
en-. vice pres. l.. Turner, cash. n.
r. parkhurat Asst cash. Exchange
on principal cities Of u. q. Europe.
Scandinavian American Bank
OF Seattle \ general banking busi-
ness transacted. Deposits 81 300 coo
A Chiborg. pres +. l.. GrondahI.
lat vice pres. A. II. EoelhorE. cash;
J p LIMO. agal eaah No branches.
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PHorooRAPhERs.
REAL EsT1TE.


The best and cheapest residence
property IN the city Of Seattle. with
the widest streets and alleys. in Me
Gilvra'n second and third additions
on Lake Washington.
This property Is mostly cleared,
graded and fenced. with the streets
opened: good view Of the lake and
Cedar river water available.
MADISON STREET.
Madison street. thoroughfare
running dlagonally through this
property e 10 be paved from lake
TO bay this season.
CAR SERVICE.
The Madison street car service II
the best in the city.
ALSO
A farm Of iso acres on Jenkins
prairie.
A farm Of 30 acres. with large i'm
prOveuent on Meridian Prairie. and
A farm Of 20 acres. near Derby Oh
the ;. 4 /. II. r., together With other
choice property owned by the under
signed. with perfect title and free
from ineumbrance.
PRICES.
Price Il lots from $50 20 1880
each. and farm lands from so - 80
ger acre.
TERMS.
Terms win be liberal and TO suit
purchaser as far as possible.
Enquire OF JOHN j. McGILYRA
50 Boston block. Telephone. Red i4Il
1s-rooms lodging house. rent. SIS 50.
price. $500. Every room rented.
good location
10 rooms rent $50. excellent buy.
t65o. on Third avenue.
rooms. extra fine. all modern. Zoo.
$500 cash, balance time. rent. $50.
every piece Of furniture first class.
- Burke St Tate a Co.
- acres waterfront. broom house
and outbuiidings, 80 bearing fruit
trees. ali kinds Of small fruits.
between 400 and 500 chickens. 20 Go
50 Belgian hares, 2 good milch
cows. some hlooded ducks and 9TH
er things. $500. Terms. r. J.
HUSTON. COS BAILEY building.
100 lots on lnstaHments. Ss1.a0 each.
$40 cash and s. per month: also
choice acre tracts. w. X. Peter &
Co. Ballard. Wash. Population OF
city 700
LIST your property with US. Z. c.
BYERS & CO. Real Estate and
Mines. i22i First avenue.
WE have a choice list OF vacant lots
cottages, modern dwellings and
stores I'm all parts Of the city. Ger
man American Investment Co. 5i3
Third avenue.
FOR we'll Improved farms. small or
large. At low prices cali on US.
COLLINS g. WILLIAMS,
Roor 50 sullivan Building.
6S Lots in san Diego. Cal, 10 ex-
change for Seattle property. a 1.
DON'T BUY until you see our list
y " renirk & Co. 2ii 30 Railey
RUBBER STAMPS.
COMMERCIAL STAMP WORKS
scheuerman Block. 10 Cherry.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE.
OLYMPIC Furniture store. III ard
ave. The cheapest place to buy
VOW furnlture OF M kinds stoves
SOCIETY NOTICES.
ESTES Dancing Academy. 2sis LIST
ave, popular and select school up
to-date fancy and society dancing.
only school whore ordinary pupils
learn 8 % 10 dances IN Il lessons
STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE.
406-S-l0 Occidental av.. household
goods etc Jacobs, Trenholme & Co
TAllORS.
----e>e~zssssz=--z-s>ess
SEATTLE TAILORING CO, 100 LIST
A. II ANDERSON. 6l4is Second av.
TAklDERMISTs.
c, {. BERG. 1913 Third Avenue.
G. j. GUNsTON, 2Oi7 First avenue.
To nEsEEkERs.
l MUST HAVE MONEY-Sman
house, good lot. close To ear. $500
40 acres, good improvements, creek.
near good market. $1,000. L. O.
box Ill.
TRAINED NURSES.
Miss Poellnitz. trained nurse; grad
uate John Seely hospital. Calves
ton. References. Hotel York
TIMERS.
FlNLAY y RoBB. Bun ig2.
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The reception committee pre-
pairing to welcome President McKin-
ley should be vigorously assisted BY
the sweeping up committee. The So
questration Of debris cannot proceed
too rapidly Seattle i Uttered Up
from end 70 end.
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= TfDEMAND. = caiman block
@eManut Is waiaef tol y. y blk
= IS HOU0uToS. ut-Il Collins
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CLASSIFIED ADS.


ooHOHNE. TRENT at q 90. inc.
Abstract Company. satablinhrd
iN3 Mining claim abstracts Base
ment of ths Mutual Life building.
Booth -WhIttlsaay uanfurd Abttract
Co. established tsaa. baHrmaut %
Haiier block Telephone Main i2t.
HsATrLE Abstract co. d. y. blk
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For Bravery.

Leonard Chadwick Of Wilmington.
Del, II not yet % years old. bur al
ready has been rewarded by two ma
ttons for personal bravery. lie was
on the American warship Marble
head when party from that vessel
cut the cable at Cienfugos 70 stop
the Spaniards from communicating
with the outside world. Chadwick
was OF that party and was reward
ed with medal and promotion to
sunnsre mate. When his term ex-
pired he went 90 South Africa and
Fought under Lord Roberto. For
performing a particularly daring act
ne WaA complimented by "Bobq" and
later recelTeda ecarf which had been
knitted BY Queen Victoria.
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! COODGr&LGVT ;
z=Has=Hs==H=-=--r-esa--r
! HERE ARR SOME +,
I SPLENDID VALUES ,
! Our Best Patent Flour |
Per Sack. 80 cts. !
I Per Barrel. 1910
ITALIAN PHuSEa-
Very select. pound. .. s.. =.

ITALIAN PRIMES
! Very select. pound. Sc
CALIFORNIA CREAM }
eHEHsSE-
pnund. tgc.
LARGE MUscATEL RAILS I
ms
Pound. shrc
SUGAR CREAM COH&
Fer dozen. 81. : cans for &c.
ROAST TURKEY
: Can -.
Roast CHICKEN {
Can. 81
z cASSEp HERRING
Can. iar
\ CANNED BI.oATERs-
Can. lie.
j FtScY CREAMERY uCT- !,
Z TER
\ Ter brick. Sc.
EXTRA FANCY CREAM
FRY HrTTER-=
! Per brick. 90. I
STRICTLY PURE CREAM
TARTAR
lsspauud 10r i.pound &c
DELICIOUS MOCHA AND
4 JAVA COFFEE I
Pound co.
SHREDDED CocoASrT- 4
Pound tsr
y cocoa SHELLS
I Pound Toe 4
Z Hf'YLER's CHOCOLATE I
ts=faaund package. 90
FRESH ROLLED OATS
y apouud sacks zoe
} coH$ MEAL, fysIlow Or I
whifsfa
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.rCrioN sale At 3. d. Bicscrton 3
aalcaruoma. 1919 HlrHt avenue. on
Saturday. the 9TH. az 10 20 sharp
ued rrtH. springs. mattresses.
folding bed. nue rugs. extension
table. couch. heaters. upright pl-
ann. restaurant Hufa1. center
tables. a. rolls nae mating. coun-
tefH. scales. alec a dne line 81 uos
fiona. parties having furniture to
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Lake Warrington flyer. Str. Cy-
rene, between Madison e. Leach
parks every 20 minutes from t-gp.m
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

TWELVE DANCING LESSONS
81 So ladies. ladies and gentlemen.
guaranteed waltz. tHu=Htep aud hll
the latest ball room dances, exc
tfemely low rate for gentlemen
joining open classics nov Monday
and Friday evenings. -. Will
con Dancing Academy pike street.
HHuhe block rigate lessons daily.
Cir ulhrs mailed free
Mr. and Mrs Llttie'a Academy. de-
port ueut. dhuciuK. physical cul-
fuFa Esp Madison bet afa & NJ an
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Go 70 chFlStODhqr--bike repairing.
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AUcTloNEERs.
AUCTION SALES.

MAhrtN 4 FoNs auction room.
i-x ThLra ave kAie once q Ecck
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IEg.a HumnraH college Union. ld.
IHaiRiduB instruction. all HnbJefth.
i4Ea1 Haatbual sud teaehsfH Acme
HusInans college. aeeoHd and PIKE.
81 IS school Tel.Rraphg atarr itd
VILLAIN Euslngaa CalIege MN 40
CLAiRVoYkHTg.
GERTRUDE MYHEE. greatest Nv
ing eiuirt0ynnt Lebnd. al5 - hv.
Mrs HENDEHsoN. eialf4oyaut.
feadlnRa sp. Yendams I'D lat ~.
COLLECTION HciEs.
MONEY collected. u ltaaten blpek.
CLOTHES CLEANING.
aEATILL Clothrh .rIshsink 80.
clothes Ia shape fl.5g month. dye
ing repairing i0gT ard. bur l00t.
uIGHERT prices for eaHt-of cloth
Ing Dave Tnyl9r 20 ataEt n9yd Do
con- hAC ION ana s0tLDEhs.
HoDthQuihI a hOaEIEAif. unoDs
at 2ls-z20 spring street
J. Il SWIFT. house and sign pain
ter, Lake avenue Fremont
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
PLUMBING.

HAzLETT 8 MULLIN = New Work
guaranteed year. Tel Bun 1894
GEO. III. WOoDHOUsE Co. Tel
Main ft4
KAUFMAN Plumbing 60. Bun al.
BAKEH a SON. phone Black ios4.
THO TURNER. Tel Green al.
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FINANCIAL.

- CENTS
ia the price prf share q our stock. which
t. hnn asss-mHnt'e Cur ~ NAs are On the
CDrAIiH DISTINCT. which has the
heHt Indications for OH ln the state.
uflllIng tn rnmmsnrr nenu.
SEATTLE OIL COMPANY.
aooT y. J. Block
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fAIMtSTRY- Mrs. w. A. Sheldon.
scientific pnlmist. Is now located
nj No. 1908 Third ave., cor. of SEN
eea street. Fun life readings from
palmistry. ONCE hours from 10 "a.
M TO y. m. Fee within reach OF
all.
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DYEINo AND CLEANING.
EIFcTRIcAL MACHINERY.

ERICKSON 4 wYMAS @. manu-
facfurr and repair electrical ap-
nafatuH 1914 Mest - Main. s2s
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OREssMAkERs.

A " rHHLlrs. 81 Heassy BIZ.
chleasn Dental - go aLnckley
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CALL up olympic on co. Tel. NJ
sci az Third avenue.
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osTEoPArHY.

SIN years experience chronic cases.
Rickart a Howell, ostcupaths. 4OS
Golllns block. Phone Main l22.
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class tomorrow night at. her home on
Feronia avenue.
The Epworth League of the First GET
man NJ e. church will give an entertain.
ment tomorrow night in the parlofS OF
the church.
the St Paul Servant Girls union viii
| meet Thursday night State Labor Com
| missioner g, Dennen will address the meet
ing.
The Deutscher club will he entertained
Thursday evening by Mrs. e. c. Iverson,
sUmatflla flats, Ashland avenue.
| The Columbian Euchre club will meet
! tuesday evening at the home of Mrs.
John q. King on College avenue.
The Womans Alliance of Unity church
will give their holiday sale in the guild
haH of the church this week.
| Capt. and Mrs. j. j. MeCardy, of Kent
street. will entertain the Kangaroo club
Thursday night.
MRS A. L. Graves, of Ridwel street,
! will entertain the Kings Daughters Tues
day afternoon.
The Guild of st. Agnes of ST. Peter s
Church will give thtir Christmas sale
Wednesday,
| Mrs. Fl. w. Topping, of Summit ave-
nue., will receive from 4 to & Thursday
| afternoon.
Louis Marien, of Margaret street, who
/ has been ill for the past week, is much
| better.
Mrs. George B. Doran, of Prescott
street, will entertain the Thursday Night
club.
The Standard club will soon issue 1nvi-
j tatiens for a ball given New Years eve.
1 The St. Paul Elks are planning for g
! New Years eve ball.
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HAZEL PARK.

The Stoddard Lecture club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs J. J. Early, OF
Saltwater avenue. The subject was
Switzerland. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. A. W. Nc
Clary, Of White Bear avenue, when the
subject will be Athens, Greece
The Progressive Card club met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. G. w Lyon last
Saturday. Favors were won by Mrs.
E. L. Tepel, Mrs. c. w. Lyon, Messrs.
Harry CARING and Frederick Sampson.
The misses Jessie and Clara Stanton, of
Mrs J. H. Gunther Jr., Of F1andreau
avenue.
Mrs O. Ames, of Rainey street. and
sons, John and Reynold, spent Tuesday
with Mrs. w. L. Ames, Of Saltwater ave-
nue..
Misses Clara and Ella Gunther were
the guests Of Mrs. George v. Makely, OF
Hoffman avenue, the latter part Of the
week
Miss Isabel Sampson entertained the
Misses Dorothy Dunn and Grace Ferry
in honor of her tenth birthday Monday.
Mrs. F. A. Fitzgerald, of Saltwater av-
enue, entertained Mr.. and Mrs. W. L.
Ames, at dinner Sunday.
Miss Jeopardy, of the city, was the
guest of Mrs. E. l.. Tepel Of White
Bear avenue, over Sunday.
Miss Thora M. Peterson, Of Hastings
avenue, spent Sunday with her grand
mother, Mrs. MAYHEM.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gunther Sr. dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Guild, of the
State university.
George Lyon, of Harrington avenue.
was the guest of his nephew, W. G. Lyon.
W. Mattson, of Merriam Park, spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Lyon
Mr.. Kiefer of the city, was the guest
Of Mr.. Arnes Wednesday.
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nan will take place next Tuesday even
Ing at the home OF the brides parents,
MIR. and Mrs Thomas Pauline on Case
street.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Grace NJ e.
Church will give their annual Christmas
sale and supper next Thursday afternoon
and evening. Mrs. Thomas sSearls and
! Mrs Charles Merrilins are in charge.
Mrs. w. H. Travis, of Reaney street,
has gone to Fort Totten N. d., to at
! tend the funeral of her father, DR.. C. H
Kermott, who was government physician
there for several years.
| The Hygeia Gymnasium club reorgan-
lied Tuesday evening at the club house
| on East Seventh street. A reception WIS
| held in the evening for the women OF the
/ Club.
! Miss Bessie Lewis, of Case strest, en-
i tertained the sOctawrls aCinch club on
/ Wednesday evening. High scores were
made by Lou Lyberg and Olaf Johnson.
The Young Peoples Society of Gustavus
-Adalphas Church was entertained
/ Wednesday evening at the home OF Tines
/ dore AbrahamSon on Payne avenue.
/ Miss Addie Knapp, of Cook street, en-.
1 tertained the Relief Society OF st. Paul
/ Chapter No a. o. E. s., Thursday after
noon. Mrs. H E. Souder assisted.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Arlington
Hills Presbyterian Church will meet
next Thursday afternoon in the lecture
/ room of the church.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wicker, of Hay
field, Mimi, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Wicker. of Case street, during the
i week
Mrs. B. Lind and Mrs. p. M. Sohlbe-:y :,
/ of Cambridge. were guests of Mrs. D.
| Sohlberg, of Sims street, part OF TIRE
week
The Upidee Social club gave danc 1I1
1 party Friday evening in Lifts hall. Ut
i and .urs. CuIlum were the chaperones.
i Miss F,reda Herman, of Reaney street,
i has returned from an extended visit 10
4 Seattle, Denver and Salt Lake City
/ Mr. and Mrs q. G.. Holmes, OF Burr
! street. entertained during the week Mr..
] Joseph Holmes, of Pfneville, Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mordaunt, of De
| Soto street. are entertaining Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mordaunt, of Sioux City.
Mrs. M. Mcmahon. of Burr street, has
returned from a two weeks visit to Wa
! terloo, Wis.
Miss Anna Goulding, of Clark street,
| entertained informally Wednesday even
/ ing.
/ RS. A. E. Daggett, of Burr street, win
spend the holidays in Hammond, WIS.
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MERRIAM PARK.

The Merriam Park Woman's club met
last Wednesday at the home of Mrs; q.
A. Chaffee. The subject was develop,
nent of the Drama" Papers were read
by Mrs. Kingsbury on ge a mo .sM aIu
loves Dramas" The president, Mrs. e.
M Ray. talked on 'Rare Ben Jonson,
and Mrs Wells on ''The Miracle ana
Mystery Plays.
Mrs. Harry S. Cranda1l and Mrs. Frank
S. Matson entertained for the. we Girls
Card club at progressive clnch party
last Saturday evening, at the home OF
Mrs. Crandall.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of Trinity Church met
Friday afternoon at the nome OF MIS-
Cooper, of st. Anthony avenue
The Young ladies of Merriam Park viii
| give a charity ball at Woodruff hall Dec.
| % for the benefit of the babies home, on
Fairview avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Olivet Con-
gregational Church met Friday AFTERNOON
! at the home of Mrs. M. P. La SEuer, zolo
| Terrace Park avenue.
The Ladies of Olivet Congregational
| Church will give handkerchief -bazaar
and chicken pie supper Tuesday, Dec. H.
at the church.
Prof. and Mrs. Goodhue, of Mortified,
who have been the guests of DIR. and
Mrs. A. r. Bigelow, have returned.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Mary's
Church gave a silver tea Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Horton.
Mr. and Mrs. Hemenway, the guests OF
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Hannah, have return
ed to their home In Ashland, Wis.
Mrs. J, G.. Robertson, Of Feronia ave.
nue., will entertain the Dayton's Bluff
History class Monday evening.
Mrs George Phipps, of Marshall ave-
nue., is entertaining her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Gillingham, of Wisconsin.
Mrs w. D. Mandigo, of Carroll street.
is entertaining her mother, Mrs. Rogers,
from Michigan.
The Young Ladies' Card club will meet
at the home of Mrs. F. J. Gropery Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs E. A. Drew, Of Iglehart street.
entertained at cards Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. H. e. Still, of seloy avenue, has
returned from visit in Chicago.
Mrs Walter E. Still and daughter
Gladys are visiting in Chicago.
Mrs. c. S. Bartram. Of Iglehart street,
Is visiting in Chicago.
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FUTURE PLEASURES.

The Debutante club will give it's second
cotiiilon Friday evening in Summit hail.
The chaperones will be Mrs. Theodore
Borup, Mrs. Crawford Livingston, Mrs.
III. S. Judson, Mrs S. M. Cary, Mrs. An
drew Muir and Mrs. A. I. Maiers.
Mrs Il. H. Cutter, OF Summit avenue,
will entertain the Kings Daughters to-
morrow forenoon. Arrangements will be
made for the annual Christmas tree for
over 200 children, who would otherwise
fare poorly.
Mr.. and Mrs Gustave scholle, of Sum
NIT avenue will give receDtion, fol-
lowed by a cotilhon tomorrow night, Tor
Miss Cecilia Kalman at Summit hall on
Laurel avenue.
Mrs. A. D. S. johnson, of Summit ave-
nue, will give dancing party Wednes-
day afternoon at Ramaleys hall on
Grand avenue, for her son, Master Har-
old Johnson.
Mrs W. s. Thorn will entertain at
euchre Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons at her home on Arundel street.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Sheehan will give q
card party Tuesday evening at the Ryan
hotel for DR.. and Mrs. Pool.
Mrs. Henry A. Young will give card
party Tuesday afternoon at her home on
East Seventh street.
Mrs M. D. Mum will give cinch par
~ Wednesday evening at her home on
Goodrich avenue.
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DAYToN.s BLUFF.

Charles Wheeler Eddy, who is soon to
be married to Miss Gretta Mertens, was
given a surprise Monday evening, in the
form Of "a hose shower. Cards were play
ed, prizes being given to Miss Elsie Mer-
tens, Miss Mamie Rneinhart, Louis Betz
and Gilbert Henry. Among the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. M. Waldorf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hen
ny Martens, Mrs: William Won Deyn, the
Misses Gussie Stein, Mamie Rheinhart,
Alice Won Deyn. Gretta and Elsie Mer-
tens, NFessrs. Edward Pardee, William
Won Deyn, Gilbert Henry and Louis BetZ.
Mrs. J. G. Robertson, of Merriam Park.
gave a reception Friday evening. In the
diningreom were Mrs. Frank Won Duyne
and Mrs. William Brink, assisted by the
Misses Clotilde Brink. Leigh Hirst and
Sadie Heine. Frappe was served by Mrs.
C. P. Wienhauser, assisted by Miss Char
lotte Brink.
The New Century club met Tuesday
with Mrs F. w. ButZin at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. KEGS, of Maria avenue.
Favors were awarded to Mrs. S. p. KEEL
herman, Mrs. Lowering and Mrs. Kuster.
The club will meet next with Mrs. Rote-
grass.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bates
Avenue M e. church will meet Tuesday
with Mrs George Parker, of Maria ave-
nue.. There will be sale of the fancy
articles remaining from last weeks sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eggert, of Mar
garet street, entertained the Octavia Cinca
club Tuesday evening. Mrs. Robert Jane
son, Mrs. H. Cook. q. Bowdin and III.
Cook won the prizes.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Hauser. of East Sixth
street. gave card party Tuesday even
ing FayoTS were awarded to Miss Glenn
entine Siebold and Miss Ada Henry.
Miss Ottilie Lothman, of Iglehart street.
entertained the Young Peoples Club OF
the English Lutheran Church of the Re-
deemer Thursday evening.
-
tanned the Ladies' Aid Society of the Eng
lish Lutheran Church of the Redeemer
Friday.
st. Agnes Guild of st. Peters Episcopal
Church gave its annual Christmas sale
Wednesday evening in the guild rooms of
the church.
The Success club gave an entertainment
Thursday evening in the parlors of the
Atlantic Congregational church.
The Ladies Aid Society of ST. Johns
Catholic Church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. -McKenna.
Miss Therese Stierk, of East Sixth
street entertained Saturday in honor OF
her birthday anniversary.
The Dayton's Bluff History class will
be entertained tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. ]. G. Robertson.
Mrs Robertson, of East Fifth street
will entertain the Three Table card cluk
Tuesday afternoon.
The Thursday afternoon Card club will
meet this week with Mrs. Robertson, OF
East Fifth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Stock of Maria av-
enue, will entertain the Evening Card
club tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard H. tombstone, OF
Fremont street. will spend the holidays
in Manitoba.
A silver tea was given Wednesday at
the Episcopal church home, on Hoffman
avenue.
The Elysian Euchre club will meet Tues
day with Mrs. M. Hawkins, of Maple
street.
Mrs Silas ]. Gottschamer, of Bates av-
enue, entertained the Birthday club Fri
day.
Miss Schiller entertained the Edelweiss
Needle Art club Thursday evening.
Mrs Harry E. George entertained Sat.
urday for her birthday.