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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

Rotary Naa in a thrater party lie
was a lYminatcr man. Of courar. or
be- would not be- PLAY going Nith hla
chief At a rally The sal a. ~
minister only too sell kueN. vas iu
the state house under ioek and ksy
where bone bat the secretary Cuuld
secure It Even u he fell IN readily
with the plan the secretary might
b. delayed and 10 wAA how 3 80
O'Clock In little more than an
hour WYuoff ~ould be started from
Buxton hack toNard the stale
boundary and bis endangered gov
eruoFahIn.
Phillips lost 90 more time iehy-
lnK nYminster and ssamaua To-
gether the former ~ith instructions
% keep the acting governor from
committing any indiarrrtiuuH mean
while the reporter dashed of f1 the
theatef aud dragged The lrritafsd
secretary into an ante room whore
he explained the eAsa Phillips
nearly sept With joy Nhcu the
amiahle old gentleman fell "a hcart.
ny With the scheme but did MOI,
dare tell him u Waa thea 8 g..
They ssre on the vaF tn the
state house having telenhnned by
minister % bring seamaua there.
when the secretary remembered
that ia changing from hia ordinary
apparel 20 an unwoutsd swallow
tail he had len hia Keys NJ home
The clock rang for a. Phillip
pushed the bewiidrred official into
carriage and started him off
homsNara for the Keys. and when
for the a11th time. Phillips looked
a. his watch. II Waa 3 81 and they
we're still warming themselves on
the state house steps awaiting the
delinquent Haeretarya return
At g - be came pounding up fhe
steps H8miuatrr "a shlfeflHg and
deirrtea. We cant d. f. can't
possibly Do h. and - might a. we'll
surrender nov be- aaId .lfIa train
will be starting Tea less than two
miuuteH aud he's sure ta be over
the line before We can get the pa
peers properly signed and zsaled and
witnessed We've got "a have Wit
nssass here. too. have you
They're coming they com
ing cried the secretary a. be led
the way In. Il called on several %
our people on my way up and
they'll be here within minute or
two. Plumb forgot that Charley
Wood and ! don't speak since last
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TINE GOVERNOR PRO TEN
by James Edmund Dunning

election. aud called him out toe
They'll be- here all right lf We could
only hold that train somewhere aud
heen the old man over the line
while We
Phillips gave IA whuop Of min
sled rage aud delight We've the
whole state government and don {
know how to uae IT. he cried lily
minister you get those papers ready
auHmaua. come With me Wen Eu
down across lots t. the station and
have WygoAH train held ut iYahpu.
aeamana b. governor and van order
tt They dnreu't stop him III tell
him what 90 saY nymlnHtor. you
complete all the papers writoe and
FILE your acceptance and have Il
dulY arkuuN lodged Well hold that
train until You tan get there 10 the
station where aeamHua can aigu
every thiuE all straight There
Won hr IL place the law can touch
rs when ita all done Rush. Come
on. nllly''
The train dispatcher wondered
when two Wild eyed young men
slammed open his door at p &c
o'clock that night seamann Wa
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paie a. paint and hia iips serr NOV
lnE over and over un the speech
Phillips bad taught him a. thsY
sped do~n in the dark Phillips did
tn talking
Operator. yoa hold train g ~
LYHhon until further orders
The operator looked slaffuily to
ward hls deuk half way arro3s the
raum PHILLIPS Ensw there 80 a
Euu 10 the top arauer
NJ fuoiinH nld man be said
Pleasantly houlnK to conrlllais and
gan time This Il official an
usil private secretary 90 his 81
esilsueY. the acting governor Of the
state right here You go lie Or
dsra you 20 stop and hold 81 An
! quite correct your sKcrilcnry -
aaamana Euiped daun hia guAima
and swallowed bis fe@ra under the
ioy of real poser sir he hsEan.
On The speech Phllliua had ham
msrrd into him IN the name - The
constitution Of the aatr. which /
represent direct yoa ta bold this
train A. L.yahou
There you are. operator aid
Phillips Nos. then
The dispatcher rave returned 10
hiH deak. but something in Phillips
eyes made him hesitate about
ia hing for w. Tnu o. crazy he
aald Al length. with an admirable
self possession HhlHh gave PHILLIPS
a great sunday story months after
ward. You're only the lieutenant
governor. I knoa You and You nor
anybody else cant stop trains eIth.
out orders from the super You'll
have 10 see hfm
Phillips eye Naa on the clock
The time wna g. In five min
ufsa Wyrofra train would ba stop
ping az lsyHhon Even N the dlaz
nataher could Dc persuaded ta aena
the order. the l.Fzhon operator
might be- slow and sleepy Every
second Nas counting AGAINST them.
Phillips recalled Eslleys lnftua
lions Have him appoint HymIus
iafar r
iIa suddenly threw open tho nth
gate and walked straight up 20 the
operator ne kneR that this meanl
the state prison II Nycoff gdis MIN
for Il Win his face not i've
inches from the telegraphcra he
said
My friend this is state buNaesa
and serious business We are not
70 be trincd with In the Alb
aenee 81 Gov WYeon. Who you
know very we'll T. out 81 the state.
col seamana IL acting in his aus
thnrity and orders you 90 hold =
At Lyahon Now you are going %
stop that train there by order u
Gov Seamana and for the good u
the state. or or du YOU. my lad
I'll break every bone in your body
and then t'll come back and send
the message myself Resides. III see
you fired before daylight for I've
got pull with Davidson. your boss.
Don't you Eet any guns out 81 your
desk either lta high treason and
sure death 10 resist the chief eaz
eeutiya. and it.ll mean handouts
fight"
Tho operator sat down abruptly
and put hts hand 10 the key Phil.
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ilpa iorkcd open the top drawer Of
the desk aud took out the six
shooter he found thrre
send Il straight. old man. Dc
said. HrlnuiuE but determined. for
the clock SAID 81. ITO Id Oh,
sou know. aud four plain dot for
the " ! can read 10 aH we'll NJ Ly
ahun can. and one break viii put
you out Co IT, now
PHILIPPE hna had many n nanH NJ
rrmouo for what ne did 10 chat
operator but there was no time for
roprota then The operator was
Sensible of superior force aud ala
uH ho was bid
Hold s. At Lyahon, further or.
drra.
Phillips heard t.yHhou'a q x aud
tho hour Of receipt. g.t2 II every
think elise worked. Hyminatef was
Hafn for tie aenatorship lln trle.
phoned t.te state house
II vas . go. Just on the dot Of
the hour when Bramana dipped pu
uncertain pen ia the station ink
pot and wrote hia name on the bit
tom of byminatera appointment 90
a Hcnatarahln for the term 81 fiK
years Lyfhon had been calling
frantirally for H. minutes bat III.
iipH bad 30 pefHuadinF a look In HE
face that his victim al the iuatfu.
mcnt failed "a hear the racket A.
length PHILIPPE remarked
Gov WYenff for state reasons
takes poaaeaslan OF the line and
went 90 the sending table HE
fingers moved huaily aud then ~.
Hhou AgtuuA lodged with suspicious
aihcriiy Phillips had visions Of
swearing politicians aud a sweating
conductor a. he spelled out
Gov Wfeon says Gov Wyeoff
says says aayH salt q minute "
% ltho local tall
What's the matter Nth -.
ahuuF aakad The bruumbed ap-r.
atur FOR lYahon was nue II tho
best Hrndefa On the line Presently
hs resumed
w O v W W o Gov Wy
eoff says what In HadeH Ia matter
with everything Call super 10 long
distance telephone az once He'll to
pay here Cant understand
Phillips looked az hIa watch
We've kept them waiting Ions
enough senator. no Kfiunwd az
nymlnHtsr Hstfrr release b for
them. operator
Phillips led the way out "F1r
obvious reaaanH. gentlemen De-
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observed. pulling out a pencil and
whiting at ita point. I'm golng go
take this train h3 In 10 town to
night can get 10 the Tribune De
fore a. shich W better than writ
Ing 1000 - kollcy about this little
affair HeamanH. you go home
Don't see any reporters tell them
You have typhoid uf something.
Illness Nuut Interfere with your
official dutlrn You made good
governor The Tribune Will AN
dnuhtadlY print your portrait three
columns wide under "A four deck
head tomorrow morning aud That q
glory enough Tor any one man
Three extras we're rushed out Of
the Tribune office that morning.
and elleY and the board u difcrior
we're lubllaht. Tor IL vas a scoop on
an creation. Phillips slept late
when he awoke tWn kilograms
awaited him One vas from a di
vision superintendent Of the Con
HalIdaied who wasn't tu politics. OF
course. aud TO whom al hyHterioal
dispatcher and a rurHiur conductor
had reported great newa
phil. aid boy. you're a peach
And it, AL fixed
nymluatsr sent the other
"Wyaau RACES. but We arc sale
Chief Justice morning confirms your
action fully and aoamanH appoint
mruf Is valid. Have asked Kelley
TO release you next winter io De-
my secretary during session Please
wire acceptance
Hut Kelley had something to say
about that. and when Phillips vent
10 Washington the nett winter u
was In charge Of the Central bureau
Of the biggest news ayudicat" 81
the Central West
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- STAR DUST


EuaEe. some funny thIass you
find.
You hear them say a ma has
lost his head.
You answer yea although yol
know he's almply ahY Of mind .
No more dos any dead one
need b. dead
You hear that Wall street has got
into some one very dssp.
And that's the reason Wy you
know he's out
You often find a rich man that's the
cheapest OF the cheap.
The sure thing mans the very enc
you doubt
The case that's hanging fires sub
Jet 10 the most reports
The man that stands FOR right
LAYS daNu the law
The final thing In courtship IL re-
sort unto the courts.
A tramp may SEE the Sood and
still not saw.
A man may have n pull and ret no
dentist man Is he.
A belle that's wrunE with grief
may make no sound
We leuEthen life b. Killing tine. we
see. but aee no sea
The aquareat man We like n have
around
We float a project and declare
there IL No "Watsred atoek ! p
We ship a man. Jet send him
on a train
No human hands can make a stone
but a boat can MAKE a roek !.
The man Who deals In wheels is
often sane.
LUKE THE LOON
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NO ROOM FOR
ARGUMENT

Prices and figures alone here
with submitted are sufficient 10
convince any Que posted on piano
aud organ values that no greater
bargains are 20 be found any
where.
One beautiful kImhalI Grand ia
mahogany that has been used some
Tor concert Nork. and 9Th "a prom
iuent teacher lot awhile la aBlou
did shape and magnificent tone
regular price fssa. uoN only Ss25
stsluway Grand. ebouised case
thoroughly repaired and In Al con
ditiun throughout original price
s. 600 nov only $40
Large nesker Bros Grand large
sire in good condition. originally
sold for about 81 0o0 you may
have It nnu for igsa
Large kimbAll Upright. In ma
hogan. uned Tor q SEASON By one
OF seattfea prominent musical
clubs regular price tfse. nov tl8o
Large u s Johnston ca. 10 OAK
leff With us IN sale. good A. nrw
regular price $50. nou SEQ
one Draper Bros practically a.
good a. ueN ti1T.
Scores u other piano offers Al
al prices
Second hand organs from go up
aee uH about our cay payment
system.
ID. =. JOHN SION CO
Sos second Ave- BSft. Biss.
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Disturbance ~ strikers are not
nearly a. grave a. an individual
disorder 81 the system. UVerWutk
loss u sleep. nervous tension VIII
be- followed ~ utter collapse unless
r. Reliable remedy h Immediately
employed There's nothing 30 rfn
cicut t. cure diaordrrs 81 the Liver
or kidneys ~ Electric Hittera It's
a wonderful tonic. and effective
nervins and tho greatest all around
medicine FOR run down HYatefuu n
dispels Nervousness. Rheumatism
and Neuralgia and eEpeta Malaria
germs only Soc. and Satisfaction
guaranteed by G. o. GUY, Inc.
Druggist, Second avsnus and Yes
lAr.
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tCoWHEht 1905. by thu Frank los.
BE Publishing Company
SYNOPSIS.
Ia legislative deadlock Gov
Wyguff aud hia opponent uymln
Hter fence for a reurHa 1hv, set
o. and tho governor Eusa across the
state line tu deliver speech The
lieutenant governor "A weak man
ia "a nYuinatcr supporter A nowu.
paper man. friend ot the latter. con
cglvea the idea that the lieutenant
governor sramanH. Is acting COVER
nor and gau appoint Hyminater,
Seamana must make out the ON
rihl appointment iu due form and
in the presence Of witnesses. and
signed hy himself and the secretary
OF state II every possible chance Of
leEal ohIestluu were h be headed
OF To- this the official seal 81 the
state must be affixed by the score
ary How 90 find the secretary Of
state and the official seal and use
both Of them within an hour was
she question
The telephone told them the sec
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IT. any evening. gour oopy ~ tbs
etsr haa not arrived - - % ciSek-
telephone isun-.t hhin iotA. 90 IN
s.psuasnt Ism any TINE between
Z - ara oo-and eorT ~aA 10 sent
- II ana~. ~ special fuasasnMsfs
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-Four course. 5Oc. s course. 75e.
and ~ course. 81 90 with santslnea
or Burgundy Every evening at
the haisqn Barbe1s. Second and
James 80
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tsRht hauF iaWa are ignored ny
those tireleaa little wofhafH Dr
kirEa Nee life rlfa millions are
always e. vel. uiEht and day car.
"a indigestion. uuinususss Eouati-
patton Hfek Headache and ali Hfam-
ash. Liver and Haasl troubles Iasy
pleasant aafr. SUITE only zHe ~
c o. GUY. Inc. drug sters. ssoood
assnus ard Ysaisr.
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strs. Cyrene and Xanthus. Ieaohi
hadrona. Madison parks. half hour
ly from 10 20 a m. 10 10 .. m daily.
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This Is the time Of year the man
stands over the watermelon patch
With a gun. and sometimes accom-
panied By a bulldog.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

The best test Of good table man
ners Is the eating Of corn on the
cob. Let's see. shat Is the right
way 20 eat IT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

Probably the lady managers OF
fhs worlds fair approved the Igor
rotez' dishAbile after seeing the
seaside sights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

Judge Parker needn't get chestY-
the giraffe. the porcupine and the
armadiIlo are also voieelegs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

Richard Watson Glider has ap-
peudieitis. Shocking that ~ com
mon a thing should seize him.
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q
TEL us not in mouruful numbers.
star Duats but an empty dream
Fer the crew sees when u slum-
hara--
Myriads Of stars. star dust and
steam.
And they take Of each a portion.
Mir en- up and send EN- long
To the star Dust Man. who makes
EN-
Right into a star Dust" song.
q. BOSH
Luke the Loon ia Al u again. lie
and the muse held a session last
night and the result Luke today
preclpitated upon the s d. VI. Here
II g..
THOSE DAFFY WORDS.
While strolling through the Ian
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TEETH SPECIALS
Until Ausvs, ! ~.
Browns Painless Dentists

VIII make special ieW 81 hd-1i rates
tu oraar that al nehool children
may come and have their teeth cared
Tor during vacation.
These arr she only dentists On f.
attic having the late botanical dis
rovefr To Apply 10 ths gums Tor
Pa tulHzs kestractinE f1ulnF and
Growing Teeth. and guaranteed FOR
ten YHaHa
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The meat strike came Just too at
GO get into the platform.
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HAROUN Al RAsCHID-S DAILY
kffNCW OF Phil pgOpFIV

CONTINUED Prom Last paroxyam
a woman's declaration OF indie
pendeuce needs no John Hancock
Ito Be Continued By Special Per
nit
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We could say that the striking
meal cutters have a great pr.uelpIe
nj steak but We wont.
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No legacys 81 rich
as honesty but leg
nfess seem Z Be
mighty scarce
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-27

A WORD PROM JOSH WISE
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tCowiEht 1909 hy thu FRANK D.,
he Publishing Company
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tit5 10 s. 50 per week pays for
the home II sick OF out Of
xofk any time and can't keep
up your payments the Seattle
Hom-cekera Co Is the only
one Who can and wiil always
extend your time
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imported other side for fancy dress affairs
coming and popular pleasure of pretend
NzS ING be else for the possible
naturally an attraction for the mOderns who Of
being themselves than predecessors any generation
The twentieth century their wits end to
ind some diversion with element novelty something which can
direct their thoughts FRONT his here eternal ego,
The who garb of peasant or g1pv girl the
manners OF the uneutured das lets delight
tut hence the charm of the leap parties which of the
hoa when the girls the positions the
manners and privileges OF the sterner FrtatOns such
allowable and the freedom of her the anxious
taken seriously - MI was aenns part and not to
These leap affairs also young chance to pay
of old and they negecng opportunities
a number OF men, though exceedingly pleasant attentive
ask young caring for that kind of e
themselves These have had the pleasure play
ing wall nowers themselves The girls coquet with feminine
aa S B Fo +. sRsss are all n receive The Invitations
evenings pass happily for them
February is of course month for weddings St vonns No..
suggestive of cupds and hearts and under auspices starts
interesting nupta evrt in Washington this week VIII no tho
marriage of MEabeh Brewer Brewer and Wei
Engon Wells of Boston, which takes ST. Johns
Church Miss Brewer will have attendant her sister Mrs
James Lawson Karriek Henry be best man.
The groommen will all be Boston Bishop per-
For nation that fought years off the yoke of ROYALTY
and the fppees of court life would peopesome of them
at eas-are growing extraordinarily fond pomp parade
While "Jefersouan simplicity" wholly commended nor
desired the idea wholesome days of revived Federal
ISM impressed upon the present generation
The introduction of court costumes raising
of questions of public are not themselves mat
hr sounding @ nd nay P spnea that kind Of thing and
When however, they official sanction
e
The danger in all this fuss and feathers would ten
dncy obscure the fundamental principles Notwithstanding
and liberty.
Mrs Roosevelt who has, like other
ing artists of the stage has been mrpn when
said that when attending performance
manded box after inter
viewing them condescendngy invited them
The statement rather command NOT
made simple the cf kindly and
gracous-tO Re
honor status at once and From
business of advertisement manager could re
ouish. - IN
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bride was attired in a gown OF white
crepe de chine over white tsfYeta She
was attended by Miss Bertha N. Elm
stein. who wore a gown or pink silk
mousseiine ger pink taffeta. Elmer
Phelps. brother of the groom. vas best
man The ushers were Jesse Phelps,
Sharf Cadet, George Kelley and Ed
ward MCGEE.
The ceremony was followed by a bridal
supper at the residence OF the bride.
Mr. and Mrs. Phelps left town on an
extended trip. after which they Will be
at home in New York city.
Among the out-of-towu guests present
were Mrs. McKenr-. of East Orange.
N J.; the brides sister, Mrs P E
Continued on Page Eight-I1ls section-)
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night, when over 800 people were pres
ent.
The reception began at 9 O'Clock. II. A.
Taylor and Mrs Taylor. Senator and
Mrs. Quarles.- Senator and Mrs. Spooner.
and the entire Wisconsin delegation in
Congress received the guests. Music was
furnished by the Dewey Orchestra. as
! sisted by four members of the Marine
| Band
The ball room and banquet hall were
/ effectively decorated with bunting and
American flags. A conspicuous feature
! OF the decorations was a large mounted
eagle. which occupied a post OF honor
in the ball room Many Of the guests
were reminded OF "Old Abe" the faith
full mascot OF the Eighth Wisconsin
Regiment. which was carried through
all the battles of the civil war in which
the regiment participated without being
harmed. "Old Abe lived several years
after the conflict. and when ne died was
mounted and thus perpetuated to pos
terity.
patriotic entertainment, consisting
Of singing by Mrs. Overman. wife OF
Senator Overman; Mrs. Peckem, wife of
Judge Peckem. and a recitation by Mrs
Burdic. of Syracuse, was greatly en-
joyed.
At 10 O'Clock dancing began and con-
tinued until u o'clock Light refresh
ments were served In the banquet han
throughout the evening
H. NJ. Frank entertained a number of
his friends at the home of his sister
Mrs. L. c. Bitters. of 312 Tenth Street
northeast. on Wednesday evening. A
musical program was arranged. which
peri. piano solo by the Misses Wild and
Syddame. a piano solo by Mr. Mccain
a comic recitation by r. c. Henry.
vocal solo by Miss wild, and
a selection on the mandolin and guitar
by Messrs. Bitters, Reedy Snyder, Frank.
and Offut.
After playing games buffet supper
was served.
Mrs. Howard Fisk. OF SIS X Street
northwest, will be at home on Tuesday
from to o'clock for the last time this
season.
Mrs. Herschel NJ. Hogg. wife OF Repre-
sentative Hogg. OF Colorado. will not be
at home on TuesdayAbut will receive the
following Saturday with Mrs Fred Den
nett. 170s s Street
Mrs. Fred bennett has cards oue for
musical tea Saturday, February 10.
Mrs. William Allen Orton. Takoma
Park, will not be at home the remaining
Tuesdays OF February. but will receive
some Tuesdays in March and April.
Mrs. w. L. Jones. Mrs. F. w. Cusb-
man and Mrs. w. E. Humphrey, assist
ed by Mrs. Thomas Summons and Mrs
II. l. Rose win receive for the last
time this season tomorrow from to
o'clock. at the home OF Mrs. Jones.
~ Street northeast
Mrs George F1ske Dudley, of 1S42 20
lumbia Road. will be AT home tonoc--on,
She will be assisted by her cousin. Mrs
Clarence Baden.
Mrs. Adams and Mrs. Casson, Of II r
Street northwest. will not be at homo
tomorrow but will receive Monday, Feb
ruary 10.
Mrs. L. II. Meyers. 1901 Lydecler
Avenue, will be at home infornaIt,
February 10.
Mrs. ]. Rirard MickIe and Miss Add,o
Ruth Mickle will be at home on wed
nesdays. February 10 and IL at 1Ht
Sixth Street northwest.
Mrs. Franklin Thearle Sanner and
Mrs. Edward Hiram Reede will receive
IN Wednesday. February 10, from 2 IN
o'clock
Mrs. H. A. Pressey will be at homo
Informally on Wednesday afternoons
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and evenings during February, at 1891
vermont Avenue
Mrs Thomas c. Bourne gave a de-
lghtful reception yesterday afternoon
at her home. 2o27 Hillyer Place. when
she welcomed large number of friends.
Mrs. Vandegrift. Mrs Charles Davis.
and Mrs. Young assisted in receiving the
guests.
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Lewis H. Phelps, OF New York city, were
married In St Paul's Roman Catholic
Ohurch last Wednesday night. The