The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1902-09-12
7 axe Notice.
Chief Justice.
Sheriff.
PERSONAL

PEHSONAL.
Miss Mabel Walker, of Tacoma, will
take part in the Emancipation Cele-
bration.
Miss Minnie Brown. of Spokane,
the sweetest singer in the state, will
be here for the celebration September
22d.
Miss Hazel Thompson seems to
lead in the contest for Emancipation
Queen" although several other young
ladies are in the contest and it may
be close finish.
Mrs Jerry Flowers and Miss Helen
Stafford Of Spokane have been in the
city for few days, the guest Of Mrs.
Ben Williams. They returned home
Wednesday voting Seattle the best
ever"
c. E. Lucas is in the city fresh
from Frisco, where he has been en-
jOying the sights from the standpoint
of a visitor Seattle is ever ready to
welcome Mr.. Lucas and he has a host
of friends here
Mt Zion Baptist Church (Old Uni
versity grounds) Rev. j. Gordon
Mcpherson. pastor. Preaching at II
a. m. and p. m. Sabbath School at
1890 O'Clock. Morning subject, What
hiToIz of he Sc h.
Christi" Evening subject, Chris
tianity, Mans Greatest Need" Come,
you are welcome.
Thos. Woods, the well-known head
waiter at the Rainier-Grand, has
again demonstrated that he is there
with the goods having succeeded in
placing a crew in the Waldorf This
now is the second house that Woods
has secured for "the boys" through
his efforts.
If it is true, That the way to a
mans heart is through his stomach"
then J. E. Hawkins, the well-known
local attorney, has reached the hearts
of at least thirteen good fellows. Mon
day night at his palatial residence on
Summit avenue there assembled as
his guests jolly lot of fellows to i'm
bibe and enjoy all the good things
that go with an up-to-date stag" All
who enjoy Mr.. Hawkins friendship
know of his hospitality and to say
that he makes a host within himself
is true in it's most literal interpreta-
ton. That there were thirteen pres
ent seemed to cut no figure and no
reference was made to the unlucky
number Frank Bellamy and Pete De
Beau were given the places of honor.
The following gentlemen were present
and remained till the "owl car was
announced. c. E. Lucas Of Portland,
]. T. Clayton, J. Nelson, j. Fort, B. F.
Tut, John Robinson, F. N Harris, w
Hill, P. De Beau, F. Bellamy, W.
Washington, J. H. Ryan, t. Woods
Mrs. Ben Williams and Mrs Frank
Wilson rendered an informal recep-
ton at the residence of Mrs. Ben
Williams, 500 rear Seventh Avenue
on Monday evening to Mrs. Jerry
Flowers and her neice, Miss Helen
Stafford, Of Spokane, Wash, who are
visiting in the city. The evening was
delightfully."- spent in social pastimes.
The following guests were present:
Mrs. William Johnston, Mrs. D. John
son, Mrs. Al Ducanson, Mrs. Robert
Taylor, Mrs. Lula Payne, Miss Alma
Clark, Miss Carrie Willis, Miss Cora
Lawrence, Miss Hazel Thompson,
Rev. J. Gordon Mcpherson, Mr. Mute
Williams, Mr.. Byron Clark, Mr. Chas
Thompson, Mr.. Ed Hannahs, Mr.. Cad
Wilson, Mr.. E. Butler, Mr.. E. J. En-
mis-, Mr.. William Johnston, Mr.. H. T.
Bailey, Mr. NJ White, Mr.. Frank Will
son, Mr.. n Duncan, Mr. Melvin Stout,
Mr. Ben Williams. Light refresh
ments were served, after which the
guests wendell their way homeward,
each voting Mrs Williams and Mrs.
Wilson no