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THE SOCIAL WORLD.
AtteiM Mj»qnpnul?
Ball Christm Ere.
, arrr ..ral flrand A rfn. Affair -Mr..
Klttina.r". (i.rm.R-flirl.t-
m»*
There ha. been aim >«t a surfeit of
focul pleasure- th-u-t upon the pub
lic within the week. Tue balls at the
Armory and Turn Verei.i hail were
the ' hie! event-, the latter being very
largely attended. The other impor
tant events re. > ive mention below.
rotTI!-ST*R CAR..I V* L.
Armory hall presented a picturesque
appe --ranee Ch;<tma Ey, as the
throng of maskers, gay with the «pirit
of holiday mVrry-making, performed
their roles in the variou- characters
a»*U!ned. The general a-pect of the
costumes was incline 1 to the bur
lesque rather than the cl.'.-sical, the
popular aim apparently lieing to make
a s icces-fdl local hit rather than rep
re-ent bi-'-.-rical characters. True,
{jure wa- a Henry VIII., a Prince
Artlalir. a Borneo and a Hamlet, but
the-,- were -i an ely noticed wljen >ide
by siile with a ra-c illy-looking mern
tirof the chain-gang, whose clanking
shackles made one look carefully to
ascertain if a wie.lder of the terrible
knout wa* not following his wake. A
Chinawoman in excellent mak'- apsu.-
tained Uie role in excellent style,
while a really fine imitation
of a frog tielied the u-ual
habit* of the latter by whirling in the
dizzy waltz, and performing other un
natural prank* that frog- must nece -
sarilv Is- dis-ati-fied with the ordi
nary niean« of locomotion which na
tr.re has as-igned them. Then there
were walking bottles enough to quench
the thirst of ail in the city, that is, if
thev contained the aqua vi*a so ex
tensively patr<inize<l during Chr'stma
holidays. There were clowns in abun
dance, but their fun wa* scarcely up to
the mark, nor w as their acrobatic -kill
bu pronoun ced a- their conical cap-
There wa> a " H leen of the Hay '
who looked charming in a dre-s of
that material quilted, anda"V"een
of the. Night," who vied with her for
popular favor. Then again, fairy
queen* jo-tied with dancing girl., and
Bed Biding Hood with a madcap. A
Spanish cavalier looked loftily
tl<u*n on a British naval
officer; while jockeys and je-ters,
dudes and Trend, cook* were eager
rivals for the hands of fair !swi*
girls, fascinating peanut-vender*, ami
coquetidi and demure Quaker lieau
tie- The bail waa given by the .Stew
art ,V Holme- l)rug < omp my. of tlii
city, and its success is chiellv due t >
the ju'ticiou management of Mr J.
W Holieii»ack, manager of the lalsi
ratorv of the company mentioned He
was aMy assisted by Mr. B.J. Ruck
er. A an inducement to painstaking
in the selection of characters, prize-,
nine in number, were offered. The
judges of award were Messrs. Lyman
Wood. T 11 Dcmp-ey, C. M. Van-
Itoreri, J. L. Gay, and 5. H. Cannon.
Ju»t liefore stipiwr wa* announccl,
the winners were called up to the
platform and asked to uiima-k in
turn, when the prize- were handed
them by Mr. liempsey. The ladies'
awards were as follow-:
First prize, ('has. Dickens' complete
vorta, gained by Mr* A*C Carter in
fancy dresa of lahiis XIV period; set *
ond price, plush dressing ase, iron by
Mi- Annie Murray As ' Queen of the
llay; M third prize, an ebvant mani
cure set, for the be*t mi-taine I char
acter, awarded to Mia* Fern in her im
personat on of a Chin4 woman; fourth
prize, a combination drea.sing-c4i.se in
silk and plush tini-hing*, for he be*t
imitation of Wisdom's ltoliertine,
De Quain; fifth prize, an oxi
dized slver • unbinat'on dressing < a-« .
for tWe Vmp A imitation of a Iw-ttle of
Four star co itfh 1 are. Mi Ket>ell.
The men's awards *ere bestowed on
the following Fir»t pr /•, traveling
case, for the richest ontmue, W. f
as a knight of tin hivaln*
|H'rio«i; second prize, plunl) *havmjr
case and outfit, f«»r mo t original < 0
tume, <J. D Wood. imitation »• a
third price, a i ne plush dr<
case. awarufHl t«> the e t -
character, L. Oreenl>erg u i
of the chain ganv: fourth pri<o. a en
tleman's traveling ouiipj'i!• *r». |.»r the
funuie*t character on the flour. \ I.
S|»«»t in the role of aj« ter
As the prize* were delivered i»m< h
cnthusia*m wa* shown l»y pe* tutors
in t!io pmerii'H an<l on the il <r ov« r
the judgment of thr committee in
their aw art In to tho ("hinaaoman and
the chain-iran# iiteniltcr, tin- former
Wing inimitable in her rep .«sentati.-n
of the almond-eyed maiden, while the
latter apjM a red to forget his <«tirroiiml»
ings in the faithful performance « »f h,
•ell imp >*nd task hooQa'terward* the
order to unmask was given, anil the
reveller« tiled in t«» >ti|-|k r ami *;»t
down at tables fairly groaning with
their lon«l of tempt!ng rUn<lv The
dance wa* continued till long after the
natal morn hail opened, when the
merry masker* »et».t rated after one of
the iu-»"t enjoyable anil highly *u«
ee**ful events of the aeamit.
Among tho*e t»re*ent were the fol
lowing Mi-s ltatti«' Maidmcnt,a* an
Indian huntres-; Mr K l.ahra> he,
•a a Queen of the Night; Mixs Nora
fort, a Spanish la«t> ; Mi-* Clara
ltti*ha lam v • Irt— Mb- Frame*
Palmer, a- Fo?ly; Mi- May Hinl, a
magician; Mi-- Uuth \Vright-on. a
waitre**; Mi lo ie <aritenter Top y
transformed : Mi** Krarikie t'ohen. a
ma»l> a- Mi--vd»»nt Hird, Ked Ki«i
ing llood; Mm. Klir»ol»* prinee of
littu ourt Mm. N 15 Md »rt\
fairy «|n»*en Ms** fiat tKo tc-. darn -
ing girl; Mi— Ida *« h<»o!girl
M Ne'tie tiritflth, taker ,-irl. Mi**
B !■« lodo Juliet Mi.«B Nwto Cun
ningham h* tnut; Mi- Nellie War
ner. peanut girl; Mi-s Mamie Hrav.
Turki )i prince** ;Mi Ite-sie Haker,
d<Huitit MN* K <tie M« iVrmott >«i -*
Kir!; M Vrmid'ole* , M aid of Night
M** <ir ftth-. Hu--ian nri: e*-.
Mis- Kern, Ct -e maid Mr John
F Me t- a« i • vn. Mr P. >« hul/.
clown, M I» Ko tyrnin, elown. Mr A.
Andrew . Mr. A. I.a
bra.hr prin •• \rth :• Mr. K fv, t'or-
Srt, itiinvtrel. Mr. Ue t. Kinehsrt
ttomino. Mr I. l> i pjiersmith. 1 lira
to: Mew ' V i-h i and B. tSraham.
(wiwn- r l " W',ll-. Canadian - d
-4ler \|[ J \ tireeri, Trench «-M»k
sir. .1. r Siu.rh. Uomeo; Mr J K
Tairnv_ j.x'key; Mr. tieit. Wallace,
dude. Mr V Mortre'intern. Spanish
catr.dier. \tr ilni St Roberts, dotn
tthi; M r t; llm llri! -hnava! ''
Beer Mr I V I»i ktns.iti, novelty
ei'-t irne n'pre-. nt'njr Se ittleand Ta
eoma, with the tatt-r i :v on the tail
end; Mr l'j : «>m l»a ha. trtmbadour;
J| r I. l l • «r. t 't.wn and acrobat;
«r. L. •»re* , nh'-rc. meml*er the
™*u»-s':ins; Mr \\ li Shaw !«nni' ■
* r Henrv I*ur*M her, ti »n»iiu»; Mr \N
Ltvka f \\ . k'. tdit. and P
fr*» • Ih. lltvor nit' :igrr< wa re
1 M K 1 11 W • ■
J K Bmjtne Hobert Johntoi and I.
■•Jone*
t.aVM» AHfIY 1« Vl.l .
The *nc«r-• of th»' i»ali priven h\
|»om N... I, inT'tr t Ven mhali
iH ni. ht exi'eeded wen the
Ufcof t ai ; 4»'i -:tf\jMv!.ti v»as of i** pro
?°^ rs ! l" a ill
- tiler* aiul -rat* were well
with *i»e< tator* The decora
won* were e\tr tlv neat an«i t»■
•Wad of wreatf:* arul fe*Uv»na <»f evcr-
ailt>rni!itr tl»e wall*, on which
were al-o fa*teneti emblematic an
H tk's an I l»annerettes. while
lintt * wr • hunc ' >
»eetfet tw is hivhlv p!ea*injr and a*
tine iu j«i { arnUhed by the Kir*t
wtt4ii«»n { t ni wndef* the killful
thl! • r 1 Vllen Ml
J* far, it v diflt ult to de*ist from
jotntng in the merry «iance. The num
on t*. p ; ({ ne wcre2ti,a^ > or<i
njfauif ~ v r the ta*ti *
H Tlie ,i f - wtirks i- art.
I;rr . mu,h and we e »r
mm* In three de i*n*. ttwenmrin;*
prev^ !;^ftir t ,, Vl j| je t .: v Q Wj4f
a ' ' ' 5 t-si y
i'i«er wa ion need hv the Qtti } vie
2»»u* nt al ; n * "* l},t> P r,> ~ r nmu» of a
a a,up r< a ' lef wfc
hotir rr lut until an earlv
r r, * r ? l Mr> Auuh J.
Ch.' i; y : M '" I- yti Miini Mr
Mm d t Mr*, iatiit". 1' .rt,
ttot>ert Moran Mrs lk^ardu*.
Mr*. J. P. Hoyt. Mr*. J. C. Mio-hell.
Mr*. Brigs-. Mr-, hrm a W««i
Mrs, M. V. fMmw, M *FimHa.
Mrs. H. I.igelow, Mr«. F Kw«t.
Mr-. Wright. M's llmthomr. Mr*.
H. Kiltori Mr*. E. Huston. Mr< Rus
sell, Mr-. Huff Mr» Thomas Sher
man,M :s Burntrager.M in Brampton.
Mi«« Mr Kriijrht. Mi • Cora Gorr.ilev.
Ml-- S.«iie Wat soli. Mis* Parker. Mi«-
W il on. Mt*« Ida Mitchell. Mi - Clara
Keewr. Mis* Hovt, M, •» Brav. Mi-*
Ila Clin. Mis» Mun-no. Mi-* M'-Kin
w.. Mi-' Wlti'ney. \V*-- i arroSl.
Mi"H Nellie ami SaSina Bir.i. Mj~-
R'lW.im- Mi., <o>d~>. Mi-«
do* Mi--*- Ma ar..J Grace Bridges
Mi-«e-» "iertie an ! Ar.na Phiiiite. M>-
Boise, Mi*. Pearl Ailet M:*« Lillian
Bigelow Mn Maud Holden. Mi--
L:r*ie Manning. Mis- I»ttie Scott.
Mi."* Hawthorne, M<--e- < •ertrude and
Barbara Wanda, Mis* Cor* Smith
Miss Inez -'range, Mis* Hob-.,
bell, Mr—i Maud fctiH. Mi-ses
■'"l'' Hattie and Emma Sirav,
M• *» L. Rogers, Mi** Libbie Murray.
Mi-* Annie Murray. Mi--*- Mamie.
Ro-e ami Kate Baglev Mis* Magr.e
1**1". Ms»« Carrie Miller. Mi*- Nellie
J; Snyder. Misse* Rachel and Cora
Humtnell. Mi-« Florence Smith Mi-
Ijtira-herman, Mi - Dor* l.usthoff
Mis- Kate P«Uiier. Miss Mamie Kee
er, Mi«*> S. L TbQBM, Mi«* iHrjiCoti
r- i. M Mi f f. -.{ y ►.
House. Mis* Minnie Butler Mi- T-
Mink. Mi«* ami Me-sr*. H
b. Phillips J. P. Hoyt, Clarence and >
rvivifd Phillip*. N. B Sotoer. Lvisar,
Woo*l, Utoi A. V Brown, M. M
Holme*. John Kahaley J. M. Hub
-I*ll, Harrv Bigelow. ,H.* H. Pile". Oeo.
Priee, W. L. Anws Fred A Johnson
•John Bird, John J. Kn««tf. John J.
Miller, 'leorgf .Startup, Swan L.,
F. Coßi|)ton, JohnJudd. Chas hooch,
A. L. a. M. Luther, Jauie-
Rogaft, rharie« llogart Mo ran.
f'h.irle* F. Reitze, « baric- <;rant, \V.
McCewer, O R. Mor-e, \V
K. Wilson, William Fox. Cipt. C. *
I'. F. Kcikfj;. 154. lJiller,
K. H Harding, iH-xlw Yo'injr. M. V.
Mii{v.<»eo. Pr«» f-t. W. H. WbitwilJ. J.
If. Oakiev, I». iS. Hill, P. King, A
Jobnxm, V. p. Caxmll, J. F. Cairn*, i
O. W. (jtmD, Frank M Carroll,
James Roper. < kri.itoptier Fr4-» h, M
<larrl«on, W. A M< Iloviahi. O. >
WilliaiiM. I) J M Tavi h. E*l. liar
rington, K. K. rtmyihe. JanxM Hiilf,
J. > IWroon, Ja*. Alexander. Win
M« I>«»nai<i. H. C. Burke, "am. su>wart,
F, J. Kinjrhorn. W. MrClare. II <iil
liert. J. C. Mr ' Knight. la if. Mr
Knight. <'apt. J. L«.-i»nar'l (Jromwell, ;
Roht. M. Lon*»tafT, T M. Patton. J.
P. P H. Sandatrom, k. Con
ner. \V J M»< »i r e, VV. Mcfntyre. J.
P. St'ill, («<»• Sherman. E If. <>♦»«-,
Krio l iin, T. 11. Warfonl, Hogfr
O'Connor, A. L. Van Brocktin. Win.
J. Shaw, I. K. Palmer, Mr. Newell,
Mr. ItuMell, Mr. Wright, Mr. Foftda
and Mr. l>avie
bmtos rr>TiviTir«.
This quiet town looke<l ai« if it
ha«l awoke from u-"ial
condition on Chr?*tma» Eve, and wa*
endearortn< to l»e the acene activity
for one at least. That it i*m
ceeded will he »een by the following
sketch of tin- evenii.t'a a»mi-««*inent-.
which con»>i->ted of an entertainment,
Christmas tree, * upper and ball. The
entertainment wa- field in Odd Fel
lows* hall, in which a temporary
with wing*, drop-curtain, etc., had
lieen erected for the occasion. The
hail wax crowde«l it* utmost
capacity and thef >Uowing programme,
which was rendered in an efficient
manner, wa highly appreciate*! l»y
the larire audience
CbonuL ."Prai«e Him"
Prayer.
rial* Recitation ... • .."Our Boys 9 '
Kaettailuo.
Smiß and Chorus Water Mill"
Talil>-aii "<»Tp«y Scene"
bulo -Market Day"
Recltaliori
Chora* ... "Christie aa Carol"
TuMfa.i > .."Manrueri*
>ousr and Tableau.. * "Kwk abve-Bal-'
Claw Heeltatknj ."I.itUe Worker-
Duett.. • Whl»perluK Hoj»«
lUettatfoo Cmte j
Class Srinf "Merrv CluisUnaa"
Tatileau .. 'Ar i«r*s# I>re«'n
Soiik aud TaMeau. "I nele Tom '
«'borns /'Mhloe on. <» star
After the clo choru- had been
H-jnr, the work of didtrihtiting the
numerous and valuable presents wa*
rommenced; and. although Messrs
\l. I. Thome, Fred Howland and Will' ,
Wood, with a number of young lady {
a-si-tantN worked their be*t, it was «
over an hour before the last present
a i handed over. Aft' r the distribu
tion, the majority repaired to Custer's ;
hall, where an excellent html of music, ,
together with good < ailing and floor j
management contributed to the en- <
joymeut of over 10m persons. Dancing
was kept up until <5 o'clock this morn
in/ An ex« client supper was served
about midnight in an adj ining build
ing. 175 person* doing ample j i»ti«*e to
the banquet prepart d, This feature of
th#* evening'* enjoyment was prepared
and presided ov« r by the following
1t.,. M' . Smith» r« Mr- Ihr ♦».
Mr Ilumu -r Mr- Wc*»dworth,
Mm T i ter. M: - Spencer ari l Mr-
Kveryone agree* 1 th:»t it wa~s «»nc of
he m >st e o> .«'tle inn > thev ever
jH»nt. (>rrat erfilit is duet > the dif
trent «ommittees for the fflident
nauner in which every thing was ar
un-'cd and carried out.
« iil! PBi s'* »l«» Mr.
l'wenty tittle heart* were made glad
on Chri.-tma- morn. when the matron
of the children'* home. Mr*. Smith,
led her «barge int«» the p!.iv-ruoi»
where stood a beautiful <hri*tnia*
tree The charm of the tree was due
to the tasteful han i- wbi li decorated
it a- well a- to the kind hearts which
provided the gift-.
The ladie* of tin ll* lief society de
*ire to publi lv expre** their thank* t »
Mr t'aUin. Mr Perry, Mr*. Shield*
and Mr Btinill for tna Birr— trf tha
and also to'hose mentioned
below who so bountifully gave of their
store:
Mm. <;. M. Ha'ier. * -» «*»
Mr Thornell 1-' »
Mr .! W ttfwurd* JU «■>
• a*h . 1« AO
Cmk Wm
Special thanks are returned t » the
following for Uieir valuable and ser
viceable gitt- Mes-rs. Haley A
Wright, for groivrfe* and -eivi e ren
dered in re-e!ving and delivering
pre-ent■; Me-*ra. 4 »Wl«- Singerman
,v t'o .a dress for » very girl an i a vut
for every l«»v; iiolden Rule bai iar,
elegant!> dre*-ed doll for everv girl;
M' Van IHiren. a *uitaWegift torvery
child : MethcalM church, a barrel de«
oiated aith i_*reen. hearing in white
the word "i»ive." and tillett with Use
ful articles.
The following al-o remend»ered the
children on i'hri-tmas and gladdened
their lot with varion* gift- Mr
iilev l itseti, Mr-. J Maine*
Mr- W T ! Hint' a- Me«*r* <
Mills. N . Stnlerlierg. K B. Downing,
Mr i'atli'i a i Mr K tuM<
MRTHDvY
The :'rieiuls o' llev K. l.oy reh
brate*! hi* birthday at the new Hat
terv tmt M I' par-i>nage orner
I hinl and Batter v. Thursday la-t
I he friends U gan to gather ut ar> ear!\
hoar, and bv * o'clock p. 111. all the
rooms up-«tair* ami down were til ed
to overflowing lie; e-hment- wen
*er%ed to at least }>er»ons. The
time wa* s|ient in singing and con
versation. V large number of strang
er- a ere pre-*oit ami the occasion fur
ni bed a gvwd op|a»rtnnit> tor them to
gx*t ac'pi iinted with the older resi
dent* The pa«tor was the recipient of
a numlier v»f valuable presents ami
*ev* • d ' 'pie< e* of money The hap
pv com I tnv -ep4 rates! at 1«> o'ekvk
after wishing the pa*tor and hi* wife
many >« *r- of ii'e and prosperilr.
A a • rl: -e present wert Mr
M' W «m- M' an M'"
Pav.* Mr ■ I Mr VVilliarast»n
and M»- Mcintosh Mr. and Mrs
He. i v Mr and M:* Mundotm. Mr
and M H.irr Mr. an i Mr- Barber
Mr. and Mrs Mile*. Mr. and Mr-
Harn» *. M • .i- i M t Mr.
. i.l Mr- Uo) ( ml' A!t!«n.
Mtlbsm. Jom - *iul Taylor. Mi-f
it-t. ivil. Mrt'owt'::.
o»cii- t Ilarr. Birlwr. f'anonn,
\li!h*m r• t.s. I>avi-
Bro«n. -. I! tiinl, Muni*. |
tu- » PITDf, aij Mwt-. Paviir
Jubnv.ni. Ocnu ainl
Uuitn
vr kiTTi>. is«.
I"'.* If ; ■ inill «• *»-
«• vt Ki lav rv<>ni !-• t Mr Mr
!! Kitiinirrr ai their n-iilem-c.
. ..rTifr Kimi ai.-t • hi .i -ir,*t*
In thr <'<>tilik)!. whi< h otv lie*) tin- <-v
eniiijj' • rnUn»:nmrnl. tbr bo-l If-i
hv Mr Trenton -in. M:--
H -nrv. K v«* i frur* - *«re got* >
ttirouV'h, in »h;,b aJI ha.i |xn
tii'ipatiM at mlrrvai-. w hrn -
| *a» MlwL Darvnnr wa? afterwards
remjme*i and a rno-t event
bmuebt to a clo*. There were pres
ent :
Mrs. Fred Grant. Mi** j'ptrlinp.
Mi*» Henry, Mi«i Whitnev. Mi» Fav.
Mi-» Ferrj-. Mi*. [»e W i{r Mi-- U<
Kinney. Mi-. .«be*'e Mr. NV T
"ilurp.. Mr. <; F Fay Mr F. M
Mr. R.C. Wa-hbarn. Mr. Aifre.l
Ho 1 man. Mr. R P. Albertrnm, Mr. C.
11. Kitsine»r, Mr. 11. Preston. Mr.
Randolph and Mr. W. A. Peter*.
«OOD TTWrt-*«n' •OCtiMLC.
Paci6< Jjtyigr So. Ut. I. O. <J. T..
frive another u.' tkeir enjoyable ~x-ia
>!e- on tr«i:a£. It wa- a
aj-yrar racial, mr.n bv thelar.se>
of ilit- hxi jce. A novel feature of whkh
wa* thf-fi h pond. orti«hi!.? for *part
ner. whii-h was partidpated in by all
present, and 'Teatin* a great iral of
merriment. Man v tr tnie were intro
ionee,!. and the fallowing mnpanißie
wa* ren iered which rofitnb ite-i la
>y to the enjoyment of the eret in^.
■fpenin? a<s<ire»s Joca* Midi
"irau l Chief Tempiar of Tar .as.
*>or Jarub Morgan
Kcr,»ati„o Miw Rebwaliaiuw
- «>« K B<-.i
; Sons MJm Jeocie M Hoashton
| itatioo Mia* Lottie -<eolt
*n< ........ E Beat
I»«et Hfflfri J Xbryau an*l «i F. M< l.yci.
After the profrrarnrne re-o!ution
l were adopted, prior t,» the departure
from Peafie of tleorjte F. M l.ynn.
the present < hief Ton:[-i.tr of !'a
No. !U. Mr McLynn wiii re
side in Portland, Or. Among those
present were
Mr. an.i Mrs. Frank W Smith. Mr.
an 1 Mrs. W. K Jones, Mrs. »<aine*.
Mr«. Kee-t-r, Mr*. Clark. Mi*s Jei-.fue
M Hoagl.ton. Miss Rebecca Gaines,
Mi-- Sabina Bird Mi-« Jes»i,. Bryan,
Mi** K Brvan, Miss Myrtie Bryan,
Miss Etta Jo-.' Miss < ora Qormley,
Miss ITS 'iormiey. Miss Mamie Keener,
Mis- Clara Kce-er. ML«s (}. Phillip*.
Mi-- A. Phillips, Mi-s Atme- Newhal!.
Mi - F1 ri »prisg» Mis- Minnie
Mi-- 11 at tie Spray, Mis* Liziie
-pray. Mi s L/jttle .Scott. Mi-* I^n«
I i-ave , Mi-- F. iitli Mir<iraw. Mi>«
Bertha KIH-. Mi - Uo erts. Miss
Kmma I lin, Mi-s I'eari Dawson. Miss
Anna Sherman. Mi - Itnt.y Mit- hell,
Mi.- Kittie Hammond, Mis» vi-ie s
Houghton, and Mf»»r-. E. W. Wo si,
Jona- Ba.hell. <»e«rpe f>. Bush, John
Bir i. James Bridge-. K. C. Bowers. J.
W. Itixliy. B. T. E. Parker. Matt
II Gormley, Clarence PhUlii)*,<}eoree
Startup, A. < Mi-Auley. Jaiue* Mc
i ' «ni -, II V. M C mb, Jacob Mor
gan, s. K. Davison, Frank linllith. K
C. Wilson, lieorjre K McLynn, Ben
Keagle, C. Hart, W. A. I>arling, F'. H.
Palmer. L. J Awe ! Wm Q'linn, L
K. bpray. Guy Wincapaw, Erick Clin,
Jr.. W. iialiohan, J. \V. Sparkman,
11. I. Van Bro.-klin, J. K fclwell, A.
E < holfey Hugo l>e(*ntiine, J. S.
I.arilie, J W. Miller, > K. Smythe.
<ieorge t'otfenll, < 'baric* Walker,
Frank Coiterill VA. S. Hiock-. Lyman
Wood, Kline- Armstrong. E. I>. M
I'linlie. lieorgp Woihl and Mr. Morgan.
Mr. 1». C. rarwell, commi-sior. nier- s
chant in this city, received for a
< Im-tiit.i - pre-c:it a gol l-litaded
eon , i .ine from hi« son, Mr. H. B.
Farwell, of Portland Or.
A number of juvenile parties were
given on the hill during the past week, j
Among the number tieing one at the
residence of Fred Marco, on i'hri-t
--mas nhrht. another at the dwelling of
Mr. Thos. W. I'rosch on Thur-day
evening and a third at the home of
K. I. Ifuguenin on Saturdav. All
were thoro ighlv pleasant affairs, tlie
little ones in rm h case enjoying them
selves immensely.
Mr. Charles H. Mayhew. a resident
of Seat:le for thepa-t three month-,
on Christmas day received notice of
hi- election a- as-istani librarian of
the Newark (N. J. | public library for
th<- term of three vo ir-. He has -ineo
left for tbat city, liis former home, in
tending to accept the position and en
ter upon the discharge of its duties .
earlv in I-*».
Mr. M.J Frye, ba» just completed
arrangement* for the return of Miss
Katie I'utnaui. the popular actress.
She will appear in January in the fol
lowing repertoire: "Old Curiosity
shop, January 1">; "Pearl of Savoy,
January 11: "In Honor Bound." Jan
uary 17.
tTSALAt'Y xuutrmtti.
A grand masquerade hall was give.
Iri 1 t malady Decerning 21, by Messrs.
« . F. Johnson, K. W. Purdv, Geo.
Thawson, J. A. Thomson, O. S <Jood.
M J. * onroy, F A. Soyes. Hlakeley
Mill-. I Benson, and K. Harrington.
Steamer* were ch:»rte*ed by the <
gentlemen and dispatched to
Conner. Mount Vernon, t-.inwood.
Couperille, and Oak Hartior, con
vey their guests to the place of enter
tainment . More than JOu persons
were present, and the intermission on
the programme passed in doing
jn«ti<eto a generous feast, prepared
nv Mr. l*eter IH? Jorup. proprietor of
rfe© 1 hotel. Th*- music w.*-
furnished by Professor J. Goodwin's
orchestra and cave entire satisfaction.
The event *a< a memorable one in the
history of the thriving little mill port,
ami the participant* were all extreme
ly please i with it-* great success
RUMKK < LI B DIS7IER.
The monthly dinner of the Kainier
clvb was given d the • luh hou-e !a*t
evening and proved to Im* a most en
jovtbl*' aff iir Owing t . »he fact that
a focal opera company held the boar is
at the opera house, at which
most of the leading p *ople of the city
were pre-cut. many of theclu'» mem
bers were unaMe to be pre-ent; still,
about i»» sat down to enjoy the menu,
and for over three hour there was the
usual feast «>f reason and flow
of soul, which all enjoyed to
the utmost. Those j rti ipitting were
rhie; J-istiee I.turkc. < A. Wheel
wright of of Tacoma, p F. Mohr, A
M u kint »sh, D. 11. Oilman. J. <
llain* s John Learv. J W Kdwards,
E M Ctarr R < Washburn, K A
St rout, b 11. Pre-ton. \V. T. Bell,
Abram Barker. T. 11. Church, W K
Thornell. D N Baxter. W. A IVters.
!. (tilinan, tieorsre IKm worth. K. K.
miss, Mr. Ford of Fort Scott.
AT , Kl>*K M<ir>T«m
At Ce<lar Monntain. on Christina
eveninc. a trer with a licautifol supply
of r;>nili«v its. ami co»tly j<rr • nt»
»riv di trimitr i amon|r-t tin- children
and (frown people of thisppla t*, an !
.vitiMarthm was the re-nit It
under the management of Mr
William- lwtter known a- "<Md Joek."
lieeit .tiati- hv the little ones were
nunieroin. Only one failure niarktsl
the ni-ht - WllltllllWWlt »i"l that
was thr • «»1J *ti:«- ' .fanee Mr Ho;>-
i*t and -onie more .1 f the manager
faiie l t.i a'.teiid, wlii. h wa- a (Treat dis
appointment to the younir jieople
nKKvirr-nvEE.
»)n Oeeemberr Mr James l?-evitt
n! *1 -Hm hel Pur l oth of !!!.< k
l>i»mnnd, w<>re unite ! in marriage by
Kr\ M I'. Jones. The ceremonv waa
i>erfomievl at the residence of the
1 if - tr. ther. Mr-. John T. Wil
: :ni- After the ceremony the j: ;e-ts
were invited t.» partake td a mo-t ap
petijlnp *nj per. The puests present
«ere Mr- M. t' Jones. Mr. and
Mr- \V 1' M.''irin- Mr». Annie
l ea Mr- Davi l Mo'irar-. Mr and
Mr- \N Mr ana Mr- I'n^ey.
Miss*. Nellie Ku*-eU. Mary I'avi-.
Sadie Morgan- ar. i Me--r-. T. J
Prout I. I». Morgan an.i John Mur
ray The hnde re.eire.l several ele
pa'nt and useful presents
CI<UII<TM<S fIMHIIUK.
A j lea-ant not'Utl gathering wa- beid
at the residence of W l'arrv ."sßiith
on i. ike I nion I'hrsstn a- da\ I here
here pre-ent Mr arid Mr- \V Parry
Mnith Mr. and Mr- > M li.-ier Mr
at. '. M - rhomas, Master! Walter an. l
1 -isl Hi mas. ni: of Sacrament . Oal
Wilhe binn> and Hettie and
tbo igh last antl iea-t. yet of ma-t i»n
portatu-e, little Baby l_s.ira
■DitrtcrsT ponarsos.
Mr Terrm-e O'Brieii. witii eharac
teri-ti. irener>»uy. made a Cim-tma
donation of •nr hundreti dullar- to
V. a icn \ '1 the H•'tv >at»> -
tlii- itv The >ister- are an* to
pimhase table furniture for the
..demy chapel an 1 they would, no
• mbt I* pleased t. chn n.cle -imilar
favors from friend* tin;r instit.i-
Uon
cnaisruas iissea.
Mr an! Mr«. K;-en Smith enter
tained at Ch di..ner the f.dlow
ltiir invi **l powts' I'r. Miller and
->>n N H iVtiutfr. Job A Wh-Jley,
'l'he- 1". Littell. tins W*»Klwarii. Wm.
Mil ivir» K Miller \\ e-lev
( omp:. ' Ha! N\>ble and TWroO
S" de
SOT**.
J Mirj.hy, the famous lriab
consedian. will ap|<r«r on Thursday
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30. 18SS.
T
and Frviay njjrht, a* Frye'« opera
house. in the pop :!ar Iriih remedy
dram*«. Kerry and f»hauis
, Kbae." The comedian will he sup
ported bv a <-arefuliy selected com
pany.
rOMUL.
Bishop Jtsnger. of Vancouver. W,
T . was the pue-t of Mr. P. F. Carroll ;
■ U t C&risttna* dinner.
M~«. •;«> W. White and sister Mi««
Htterd, returned to this citr la«i
nieht, after a two-month's rt-it in j
I < alifortsia.
Mr. Jerry .-ire-, of Wi-ron-in. t« in
the city, the gne-t of hi- -v-nt, "Sir*.
R. J. sires. Mr. sire* < tuiie here with
a view to tpacuiate. ani i* very favor
amy impressed
OI.THPU SOCIttT.
Sheet ajt<l IMllow t a»» Party lladt
inj Expedition—Personal.
OiTwrn. Dee. S'.—A large and Tery
'•fee—ful "-beet and pillow-ca.-e
party" was given in Columbia hall
ia«t Thursday evening by Messrs. Geo.
A. William* and <»eo. G. Mills, the oc
casion being in kdßcr of Lieut. John
L. Harden. United state* Army, of
tbe Presidio at San Francisco, who i
at pre-erit vi-itinz h:- parent-*. Major
and Mr*. J. II Harden in this city.
I>arxine began about 9o'clock arid
wa- indulged in until a eery late ho;r.
the mn-ic bcine furni-hed by Prof. W.
H. Roberts and Mr. Walt." and wa
very satisfactory. A Urge number of
the gue-t- were enrobed in sheet- and
pillow case- during tlie early part of
evening and rre-ente I a very prettr
trie. The invited g ie-:* were Col.
an,i M-- X. H. Owinrs, Capt and
Mrs. S. M. Pen lval. Mr. and Mrs. A.
K LaNree. Mr. and Mrs. John P. Per
ciral. Mr. and Mr-. T I. McKennev,
Mr. and Mrs. J. <'. Horr. Mr. and
Mr-. T. V Ford. ' apt. ami Mrs. Wm.
McMioken. M.ijor an,! Mr- Ja-. K
Harden. Major and Mrs J. C. Brvt-k
--inri ge. Mr. and Mr-. John P. Tweed.
Mr. and Mr-. A. A Phillips Mr n-i
Mrs. John F. '-owey. Mr an ! Mr-.
Robt. Fr"-t, l»r and Mrs. |* |J.
» lrlyon, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. More.
Mr. and Mrs. s. G. Ward, Mr. and
Mrs A. LV Cowles. 'len. and Mr- K
ii. O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. H. B M.-
Eiror, Mr. and Mr- T M. Heed Mr.
and Mrs. F. 1. Blodgett, Mr. and .Mr-
T. 11. Cavanaugh. Lie it. and Mrs H.
I. Mayo, Mr. and Mr- Herbert Mc-
Mu ken. ('apt. and Mr-. Alex. Wt>od.
Mai"r and Mrs. \. H. ChamU rs. Mr
an>( Mr- <ieo. P. Sb inn n, Mr. and
Mr-. E L. Car •ii, Mr. an I Mr-.. A.
I>. Whitney, Mr. and Mr-. T. H.Al
len. M May Pen.lfgast, M:-- V.ir>
P.iirkett Mi-s Allie Harden. Miss
Louise ll.iyden. Mi-- Laura I.reckin
ri iu'<- Mis-Wertie Phillip- Mi— Allen.
Mi« Lo ii-e A ver, Mi— Annie Cowles.
Mi*s Annie Lan-da'e. Mi-- Kena t av
anaugh Mis. Lizzie McFadden, Lieut.
John L. Havden. Mr. F. < . Owing#,
Mr. I>»ri i William-, Mr. H. J. Ellis,
Mr W.J. Foster, Mr L, O. Talcott,
Mr. Wood I'oine, Mr. T. .1. Sol ton.
Mr t'has E. ( l:iy(>od of Taionia. Mr.
11. 1!. Milrov, Sle-r . <!eo. an I M
Harri-. Mr. l.imUey M<«>re. Mr. ( has
11. Ayer, Mr. Frank M. <iowey, Mr.
liarrj I'. Cowles, jutlge M. A R<x>t.
Mr. J. K Mitchell, Mr. Ja-. M'-Fatl
den, Mr. L. P. Ouillette, Mr. K. 1_
Carson, Hon. J. Y. Ostrander, Mr.
MtttOS, Mr. AQea, Mr. W. M. t'iark
of Seattle, Mr. Frank Donnelly Mr.
Davis and Governor Semple.
Ht'sTl!«<. CXrCDITIOa.
Many hunting partie- have visited
Se-qually l*lgc this winter, but none
had a more pit i-ant time than tho-e
which visited the lodge this week. A
bountiful supply of ducks, combined
with a bill of fare that only a good
cook can prepare satisfactorily, ren
dered the sp..rt very enjoyable. On
Tue-dav evening Lieut. John L. Hay
den of San Francisco, Hon W. M
t' ark of Seattle and Me«-r->. tleorge A.
WU iams, Frank M. Gowev and <ieo.
G. Mill- of this city, went down to the
hunting ground and remained until
late Wednesday evening, returning
with almost a wagon-load of ducks.
This party was joined oil Wednesday
afternoon by a second tiartv consist
ing of Major J. C. Bre< Venridge. Mr.
C. F. Leavenworth. Hon. T. 11. t'ava
naugh of this city. Hon. John Y. Os
trander and Mr. Baird of Seattle, and
Mr Walter Crosby of Kalama and al
together they made a very hilarious
part* during the few hours" they were
together.
PERSU> A I.
Mr Frank C. Owrinps of Washing
ton rollece. Tacorna. the hoii
<lay-with lii> <"ol. and Mr-
N. 11. Owings in thi* city.
('apt. Wm. MeMi<-ken paid a Christ
mas visit to hi* Tacoma friends la>t
Monday.
Lieut John 1.. Hay<ien, C. 8. A., of
lli>- Prc-idio. !*an t'ranrisco, p:v-«e«I
< hri-tina* with his parent*. Major
an.i MrvJ. K. HaytUn, in this city.
Be will depart for hi- com ma mi on
!"iin'lav umrninfr.
Mr V.air.l, register of the land office
at .-cattle. pa-s, d several days in thi~
city during the week the guest of
Major J. ('■ Brt•• kenrid(?c
Mr. I baric- K Claypool of Tacoma
p.--e.l ( hri-tnia- in this eitv. the
if test of Mr and Mrs John P. T weed.
I;. J',. Milroy of North Yakima
pissed the week with his parent-.
<.en. m i Mrs. K. 11 Milroy in this
city.
Mrs. S. (i. Ward has returned from
an extended visit with friends and
relative* in Portland.
Mi-- Emma Heed «•* Seattle is pa**-
ini: the - Mr
ant! Mrs. T. M Heed of tni* city.
Harry P t'owles, who has been at
tending Bishop N ott academy in
Portland for several month*, i- passing
the holidays at home to the great de
light of numerous Olyxnpia friends.
Mr. \V. M. Clark o, Seattle has been
in the city for *everid days.
Hon. John V. and Mrs. Ostrauder
of Seattle have U*en pa>vng the week
in Olvmpia. the of Dr. and Mr*
N Ovtrander.
Mi*s < ameron. who has l>een the
of Mivs Anna Connelly for some
months, has retured to her home in
Vi> toria
Mr. If N McFadden wished fhrist
ma> in thi« city with his numerous
and relative-.
Mr M Davis of San KraneKco i- in
the city. the jrue*t of his "i-ter. Mrs.
Jo-eph ('he:til.
Mi•< Kmma Hood, who hs~ iieen m
S-nttie f«r -ev. ral months past, ha«
rrt .rr.p l homo.
Mr. Frank 1.. Crosby an.) *ifr of
Tin 0111 a hav* l*-fn t --i njr the
at the residence of Mr- Smith of
l'ban»l*r- l*rairip.
Mr « hi- Lan«dale ha- parsed the
week with hi** parent". I»r and Mr-
A. II Lansxiah in th - < tv. He re
turn* to Seattle in a fe** days.
SNOHOMISH KOCIETV.
FtntUititi «'f Chrlatma* lira — Par
• -the Wrangler*.
>\ n» Mi-ti. I>ec. 27.—Chri'trua* in
Bn«>homish was merry indeed. The
busine-i house- of the place were
closed in the afternoon, and joy and
gayetv had of those who,
on otlier davs, were absorbed in bu«i
--m •»* «»r nieoki* V&l rursu:t'-. At the
M E church, o* GtftaMM Kee. the
most appropriate exercise* were held
under the au*pi<e» of the two Sun-lay
schools of thi- place, the programme
rendered, being a* follow-
Asthem All Hail
Scboala.
BeeitatioQ v anU Clans
sammie Knajr
Songr Merrr CkimiDi ChHUaui Bella
Cl&t* No 5.
Kec nation Chmtxaa* Time
Nettie Sevens
Bajw <*>!<> The Tempest
a T a we.;
Recilauon Niffht Before Christmas
Pfcilll> Williams
sh>ug Bab> > Lnllabr
Clan Xa &
Declamation . ...chri»uaa» live
Uliie KikcadaJ.
tH>ojf < *«x*i uM Sar.ta * iaua
Nellie eleven*
Aathem Born ia Bethlehem
Chair.
DictrllMKion.
The grand i all pi Ten Christmas Ere
hf Engine Co So 1 at the Cath art
opera n :-e was attended by about
lWrouplev n * **as the social event
of th* reason. The mo«k was fur
nished \ > the Italian string Band, of
-ix p.r-e-. Am««ng the many |»ar
ticipa* ts wtre M'.-e» Gertie S. otner.
>auie_l l at kard Nellie I'r - tvr Ilattie
'.or. la* Mitton. Kdith hla» kn>an.
Ij*utie Cor.riirt". Hath Kiweii. Sviria
F>rgu-'n. Mar 4 :r. Ida Wilson
Minnie Mesdarre? Mardey
Hill. i 1 .n
H«xdh. KlweU. Ferinwon. Allen
Jame* Ja<ksi>n i*iiwr and
l>r. Stanley. Hi.ton. Sutton. BUft
man, Ikennp. 1 Sooth. Elweil Allen.
Janus*. Jackson. Mom». Flrhrdj
Thornton. }'e:t.t. Morgan. Tompkins |
and Koe-el. Sapper was served at |
the Hotel Penoo-cot. arid it< a >
souiptnoaa feast.
Mr and Mr*. Edward PelHri.ige <rf
: Seattle, vra n-lii and daughter o< A
Pr-itor of this" place -pent (Vi-taai
with their relative-* her* and returned
on Wedne-d«y's train.
At the Wranglers' entertainment
Wedne-day evening the question:
•• Rrrohtd. That the l nited state- La
| more to fear f'oru monopoly thar.
from socialism," was decided & faror !
of the neeat ve. Arrangements hare
been made whereby the eierv :-e- of i
the association may become even i
more interesting than at present.
NOTE*.
L. P. W. shei-!on and wife of Seat
tle spent the holidays in this city with
j I»r. J. D. Morris.
M-.-> Fannie Cimrt-hiU, Mi— E iith
Bla-kn;an and Mr. Will C. Morris,
students at the Washington Vniver
-ity at Seattle from tbi- place are
-pending the holiday* at home with
their folk*.
The New Vest's bail will he in
Cathcart's opera house IVeei!:i*r 31
in-tea-i January 1, as was state.! a few
davs since.
>xoiK>msH. Dec. is>.—A oon vent ion
here this evening elected the follow
ing delegates to the territorial state
hood conrentkm at Ellensburgh: E. C.
Ferguson. H. C. Comegr- The conntv
i- entitled to 10. and there was no
otlier convention in the countr.
I SIHIWI RANK, K. OF P.
A Gala Time With Seattle Brethren
At Port TusßMßd.
P««tTowssf*:>, Dec.2s.—lAst night
tbe city was aglow with uniforms and
military appearing men dodging hith
er and thither with much expectation
and considerable excitement. The oc
casion of ail th:- unusual displar was
that this was the day set down for the
installation of the I'nifornied Diri-ion
of the Knights of Pythias. No. 3. and
tbe Port Town-end contingent were
busy making arrangements for the re
■ •eption of Seattle Dtvi-ion. No. 1. the
members of which were expected to ar
rive here isi* n the steamer Dispatch
alntut 7p. m. Hut fi>r some reason the
Di-patch was n-•; on time, and the Se
attle branch . haru re.l the -teamer
>ea Lit»n and arrived here about two
hours before expected, owing to the
ra| I passage made bv the boat. whi< h
made the run from Seattle to this in>int
iti the very short time of two hours
and ten minutes.
The visiting company consisted of
the following prominent Seattle busi
ness men: P. F. Burns, .1. M IrL-h,
rh.-. ( ox, A. Mii auley.H. M.Shaw,
Valentine Hall. Mr. Mitchell. J. C.
Haines, p. p. Bowman, T. li. t'ariien
ter J. Boyd. V B. tirendstone, 11.
F. sterner. J. It Smith, Frank Clancr,
Col Bigelow and Clerk of Court l*d
! gerwood.
I"pou their arrival they were taken
around the city and entertained by
the re-idtnt Knights until 7 o'clock,
at which time they all tiled in to the
Delmonico restaurant ami -at down to
an ela!"irate sup|>er which had lieen
especially prepared for them, when
they had done ample justice to tbe
cuisine of thi- bou-e the resident
j Knights, Headed by the Port Town
send band in their showy uniforms,
gave a serenade to the visitors, after
which they all formed in line and
marched to the Knights of Pythias
Lodge room, where the installation
ceremonies were to take place. This
took considerable time. After the
! ceremonies they all again returned to
the Delmonico. which had made pre
parations for the whole party. Sixty
■ overs were laid and a cold collation
wa- served, with the li jtiid refresh
ments by no mean.- in the minority.
| The feast lasted from a!>out 12 till 2 a.
m.. when the Seattle division had to
tear themselves away to get their boat
tor their return journey.
Port Town-end is to lie proud of
this event, a-it i- a distinction that
can be claimed by only two other
towns in thi- territory," viz: Seattle
and Sprague. Seattle having Division
No 1 of the I'nifornied Knight-of
Pythias, Sprague. Division No. 2, and
. Port Town-end. Division No. 3. The
1 members of the Port Town-end Divis
ion No. 3 who participated in the ex
erci-es last night were: Messrs. iieo.
II Jones, C. I:, Wood, T.J. Corrigan.
A, 11. Wintrude, S. A. Sisley. F. W.
l'ettygrove, ( has. tlrillo. W F. Fenni
uiore, J. A. Phitn. E. F. Plummer, G.
B. Neblock, W. F. Learned. Walter
Merrick. Rufus Calhoun, C. J. An
drew - Fred < ollyer. Richard Delantz.
< ha-. Dytr. Alfred Mahoman. Stan
. Latimer, R. J. Lowe, E E. l'enn. John
Stockhand, tie >. If. Trenholm, and
l>r Mar!>ourgh The ofti'er< elected
are Sir Knight Captain. Geo. H.
Jones; Sir Knight Lieutenant, C. B.
Wtwnl: sir Knight Herald, T. J. Cor
rigan: Sir Knight Guard. A. H. Win
trode.
HOUGHTON & WILLIAMS.
Watches.
Diamonds,
Jewelry,
Clocks.
Sterling Silverware, Etc.
NEW FIKM.
ALL NEW WlOUi
At Charles Nate's Old StaoJ,
MILL STREET.
PLJCAsiE CALL AND EXAMINE.
RAND BROS.
OFFER THE GREATEST IXHtH EMESTS
TO ISVE3TOBB,
SPK CLATOIW. AND
THOiE WHO 1.E.-IRK COMFORTABLE
HOMES IX THE
WOXDERFX'L CITY OF VANCOUVER
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
CAN ADA'S ONLY tiEAPOkT ON THE
PACIFIC COAjTT.
H A N 13 B R OS.,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS. ETC..
DAW VANCOUVER. B C
REAL ESTATE
BARGAINS.
The well known Hnbbard e*Tate. original
Kite of jr ANITA. 101 m re», tw.» miUr» fr».m
Kite land. frv>ut» on lake WMhiaftoD.
f ea*h.
Two k>U, locludioc corner, la North Se
attle. tiwa
Two lot* rem-1> iv»r balding, 120x13). with
w» i , frait tree* A.-s l lawu. our blotk from
Ja< kx.>n ftrer? fl 100. ea«- term*.
Call and «ee liat of hoiuca.
W. F. RICHARDSON,
Oppot::e Boitoa Block
Put it Cn Ycur List.
W> mean the
if* > ' "K *iai" Camera.
Ji f ,/ i V'; i * r * it the m«*t
day rift- Voar l:ct "remeMbraaee*" will
be hiO»mt>lrte without 1 .l Fur aaie by *
A. Haahivu- i
First-Ciasj Priratt Baarliu
Hons*, COK. XARIOS AND r*«».vT
St*, orrz I'm.' -vc*. Boarl hr .
ml or aionli mTV
| In offering the follow
ing list of choice and
carefully selected resi
dence property we would
sto+e that to those who
will improve any of same
we will give considera
ble reduction over list
prices.
Jackson Street Addition,
12 lots, block 13.
12 lots, block 14.
12 lots, block 15.
Only two blocks from
Cable road. Will sell by
lot, block, or as a whole
at lowest rates.
Burke's Second Addition,
North half block 19.
Six lots in all, offered in
bulk. Beautifully sit
uated overlooking Lake
Washington and be
tween Gable road.
Union Addition.
Ten lots near Four
teenth street; sidewalk,
electric light and wa er
supply. Coach line every
half hour.
Syndicate Addition.
Twenty lots on and
near Gable load. Every
facility for good homes.
New schoolhouse con
venient. Gas, water and
sewerage system at
hand.
Lots in Terry's Fourth
and Fifth additions.
IS 1 WHOLE.
Block 16, Eastern ad
dition; 10 ots.
Block 18, Eastern ad
dition; 8 lots.
Broadway street addi
tion; 136 lots.
Southeast corner of
Ninth and Madison
streets, two lots, 120 x
120 feet.
Also following ve
acre tracts:
No. 50.
No. 47.
No. 16.
f. H. KITTING!.
•Uses &fid Second stmU.
Seattle, - W.T.
d/>c&
GREAT SALE BEFORE STOCK TAKING.
ALL GOODS MARKED DOWN,
Except our regular staple lines, broken lines, odds and ends. In all de-
partments prices cut in two. The greatest bargains ever offered.
250 Pieces of one-half wool Dress Goods, marked down to 7 1-2 cents
yard.
50 Pieces of 40-inch all pure wool Dress Goods, 25 cents a yard.
25 Pieces of 40 inch all pure wool check Dress Goods, 25 cents a yard.
25 Pieces of Fancy Velvet, marked down to 25 cents a yard.
20 Pieces of Fancy Velvet, marked down to 50 cents a yard.
40 Pieces of Silk Plush, marked down to 35 cents a yard.
500 Dozen Towels, good size, mirked down to 5 cents.
50 Pieces of all Pure Linen Bleached Tabh Damask, 37 1-2 cents.
150 Pieces of Lace Edge, marked down to 1 cent a yard.
50 Pieces of 20-inch all Linen Crash marked down to 5 cents a yard
500 Corsets, small sizes, marked down to 10 cents.
20 Pieces Black Silk Rhadenes, marked down to $1 20.
30 Pieces of 45-iach Fine Check Dress Goods, 50 cents.
I
300 Pieces of yard wide English Cilico, marked down to 5 cents.
350 Pieces of Ribbons marked down to 1 cent.
20 Piec-s of La;e Curtain Net, marked down to 5 cents.
35 Pieces Unbleached Table Linen, marked down to 18 3-4 cents.
20 Pieces Unbleached Table Linen, marked down to 25 cents.
25 Pieces of 40-inch All-wool Combination Dress Goods, marked down to
25 cents.
50 Pieces of Plaid and Fancy All-wool Flannels, marked down to 25 cents.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
Sale Commences To-Morrow.
T» K LEADING DRV GOODS HOUSE.
ALL MARKED DOWN.
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