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Out-of-Town Society
Oct. IS-If the present eon
jTiir* cor.'-r. jes much longer,
*1 certainly gc into a decline. It
00™ egytfully evident tbat tt n«eda
Some one has *aid that "Dis
a cobie condifion. the mother
and If th-re is any truth
* tut* «b<» w * of things
* S 9aon '* r r -tm-jm Of d--
*2 jye beard on all « d«. There are
gftst that r- me of the sor.-tv
c«nsM eri :f yetting up a series
to ae given a" ?He Tncoraa ho
* w«rrv»<l through th»y will brighten
aw eeesklerably. The mararer* of
*%?sdren.« Home have **> nt out Inv -
t "KaX-* Klatach" to be given
»ftemoon a' the Taroma. Th*
&*>**> fair ha- po-*pored
2?j, week later than the date originally
,-,-r to the golf tournament fn VSr.
t U given the 19th and »th
In the exposition building
U <T Ball Charter of the Daughtem
| American Revolution held its first
*T. t be iM«nn Thursday night at
»f Mr« C. w. Grtga* Th*
■Vj., prosrannme * under th» dl
of the Chapter I{e*ent Mr* Jatn*
!Tgj w Mr Herbert Grigg* rea- s a
L 111 ills rt" teterestinc paper on "The
CJJJac# «f the Declaration of Inde-
The table in the dining room
prettllv and aporopiiatelr d*c-
is rsd. white and blue and t a
concluded with dancing and
. afternoon card club has
I »hjch meets today for the first
Wis* Jessie Forbes The m»m-
Mis* Sadie Bennett, Miss
farber Miw Knobie. M *
'IW» Ferrim. Mias Claribel
L*. Ms* Mi ison. Miss Frances
*jft«rt. Ml*' Matx»l Rowe, Mtsa Avj*
- , )fr " M:" E-r iy W irden Miss
td Barrier.. Miss H'""pe Gower. Ml*« Da
te. W» jPaddock and the Misses Miller.
• •
H. Wmton Bridge* Ml«* Groescup,
Ksrshas Alexander and Mr.
rj.j, fterltn* of the U. S S AlbaW i«a,
jr. f it Csklweil and Mr. Charlos An
gPK gftot a very pk «sant evening last
H fs rta. with Mrs. Leslie Culicni at tlie
IxSMtr hotel.
• •
JW. Eascovich gave a very Interesting
-jZ » Italian art before the Art Club
afternoon. The members pres
- - ttrv Mr« Ashton. Mrs B<rott, Mrs.
t»er Mr* Sprague, Mm Sharps. Mr*,
jrtm. Mr*. Calkins. Mi** Kayden arid
gm Era.-.-.
• •
fet. I. W Anderson gave an oyster sup
jg to * few friends after the theater
gagay siaht Those present were Mr.
ui Mrs. W V. Burrlll, Mr. J. S Baker,
ft JUr-.r. KamsdeU and Mr G. L. Munn.
9 •
Sr (&4 Mr* Jacob Vanderbilt gave a
w? «yoyai)if dinner a;td theater party
Tastoy night Tn»ir guess were Mr.
m Mr* P V Caesar. Mr. and Mrs. W.
£ Bick«r. Mr Crotne and Mr, Kerr.
• •
5r aix! Mr< G C Wagner and Mr.
imtf Blanc hard were the «uest.» of Mr.
ta& Mr* H B. Caldwell at supper last
fcaky s'«ht.
• *
TW annua! meeting of the Shake*t»eare
OA twl! be held next Wednesday m >rn
fettt t&e residence of Mr*. M A. Bull.
• •
Srr A W M»rtfn Is v-lting Mr ard
to Pr»d«rlfk W«t.*on until Mrs. Mar-
D!» Wurn the Us? of this month.
• •
Mr tad Mr* John L. Hopkins enter
tusfd Mr. and Mr- R B. I'rlce at dinner
ftarsday eveninu
• •
TV M -»•» Carrie and JuiU Miller are
■pKtcd lo arrive In Ta< oma next week
Si® &iw»ukee.
• •
Mr »ad Mrs. Han* vHiese havs taken
S* K;s* house on North I street for the
Dfcer
• •
ICm Maude Barrett, of Puyallup. has
ilwttdifiK a few davs with Mrs- J. T.
»m.
• •
Ma» Eleanor Paddock *i»ent several
«J* tfeia week in Fxerett with Mis. C. D.
INCH
• •
Ifri John L. Hopkins and son I.e«le re
tewd home from St. l*ouls this a- « k.
• •
J B King of Jackson. Mich.. 1s
r #S Mrs Fr.it K SI A rpc.
M? Cartes F. St -h of Chicago. wt!l
the sirter n 1 a com a
• •
C. I a: » f* oa the V tcria
« Hmrity Us Chi: a.
Ltji:# i.ti re*..,m*d from
|
| Et* C. & »n ;a aul'.e K! w.;t the
rr-»*.
CBEM\LI> MX I U \EW».
; «RCH.vLW Oct ii -Hon J H Long
»H *if. »»-« !r the ty if Per*.lara a
i a; <it>« thia
I Mi« Gatra ta friends tn
f c t -" , as«l
»•» ,4 4ll j tk tnX to Portland
, «wctty ti.» v'.a;t Irieads far a
t : tf*o -
J E W: - who ha* been visit
"lUr «o' r .-. ~- .er fcr sevtril
•*»ka. Has tt'
*» ®»a W ' 1 - ar.d rher
C. W »i win an. a short
th:* Week
R W"«:tv * *r.l Olvmpia
»*<k r»- « < - • ar.
M • 1 o .■ r* txa* la
- fsty tb s » -k t :il I .:**n« ss.
■ ®ja J- K - f| .\j , r w'-o ha* been
J B ®** wveral n • •' < a tb her daugh
** ru:v- .. Ci . .. , r ,.- ;rr j h
J H.tl! of S attle. is pav.ng
v ss t l * w- J v te.MV • vl-*.t
Harr > 0 - Win. ck. ta the
*s*4fMr» J j Ou'rk
rehtat'M . f cr q, .~n K*tber" »re
* prsg-.,. , . x; r Ware n v b»«
of , • >-■ v r - ,» ,• ■ -1.1 nt
- ' - «
* csatata w.;. .i V , n cn Novemt- r
A I>c- » tar U'ole -">f da* s
* h h e r ; art nts at \\ iniock
OLtMi'M >(h IKtl.
«.TMp. * o - ~vb ut ten days a*o
5.3 re* .i.'«ts ' the ca;".ts! e::v and
sCr'; -
Mm «t
V - 1 ■ V. ore • voN»r »
>Zr 5 *BSS
to do -- , K, . -, v ■ .. ..
«* K. r . %
ja TOUp O V mv « V VVfJ #
9K>X. j v
Tn ,V; . ;; c •j' ;! ;' r ;
he e, - , V V r fr.\eM
* . * v 7;, ~ T. r -:
3:%*., a\e •* '
; *7 "*
pre, * v .
' i • •• • wed nir w.vn
V> 4 -V* - -
fS?£i * ■. ..'
'lr"n." U : k>2
the »»--i f . lr a tr
gj* ™ M -\\ ■ ~.t t •
yf v ■ vx -
were re,-Vr.ta i
***'« ar.A froca a-aioM
every Krtlon of Waahin*toa. The 4'*-or
ationa were ***ry beautiful ani appropri
ate to the eoasiaa. cboH* Sow»-« wis*
»*nt from California. Seattle aad K» i
Walla. The emrar.ee haJ, wh.'-h. in the
Moore rej.<l»fve. ta very spacioes, *u
de«~oratert with oahlia* and nrord ferna.
The parlor had yellow for Its key oota,
and waa very pretty, with yellow draper
lea. In the dining room gold color also
pr.domlnaed. and graceful ferns ar.d yel
low roaea piaved a roospicwous fea'ure.
The guests were feMt at the door tr Mr
Lindiey Moore, and at the entrance ro the
parlor* were in*'' by Mia* Jar?»t Moor-
Mias WUkeson. M m Belle W.lke*on and
Mr pftjj Wtnan» who preaented th«
KUe«ts to Mr and Mra M»re Mr.
Wikeaoß. Mr A. U. Moore. Mr. Oubert
Wsnana and Macter Yancy Wlnuit, th it
four ceneratlona. Mrs. J.
B. H»avi» and Mra T. N Ford pr»silf4
over the f*offe* *xjd Mra. Ha«h Roaa. Mra.
Mardonaid. Mlaa Cowlec «nd M.m MO
'' i.io.iitn »er*-*vl the rue-ta. Mrs. P. D
Moore waa 4r«w4 in ar ele* tot t »'*k
•ilk roatume. wtrh point lace mnd yel ow
roewa; M •». V. ;:ke» - b>a*'k *.:k it <1
diamond*; Mew Wtlk«>eon, white sa'tn
and lace Miw Belle W lke*on white chif
fon. vaienctennea lace; Msu Moore, cream
»Uk. yellow chry«ant^emam«. M"
K+*.vta and Mrs ford wore bla< k alk
coatame# wiUs ftold whii»» the
young iadiea who aaautted In the dlnm*
room w»>re attired In white
with rold coiored rtbbona. One yo«n|f
lady preaenf wore tnr dreaa worn by her
mother at Mr. arid Mra. Mo->re'» silver
weddlnff The receiving gentlemen all
wore yellow chrysanthemums, with the
exception of M' M «re who wore a yel
low roae. M -.nv beautiful and appropri
ate gift* were presented the and
groom of fifty years. During the even n*
Mr. Moore referred to the wonderful
chanitwa and improvement* of th«« pa*t
fifty year*, and a*aur«»d the single au-*t»
present thar "marrla»t was not a faH
ure," and ilnished by reading Manrjr'i
beautiful po«m. "Husbard and Wife "
The chief topic of con vernation among
•ociety people Is the forthcoming "Kar
oivai de Koani-fi'e." to be clv«n under
the auspices of the ladies* Relief So
ciety the latter part of the month. A
committee of ladlee con«*ttr.g of Mra.
William MfMlcken Mrs. Mitchell Harris.
Mr#. Phil Sklliauin Mr »':.jirie* i'.oitoa
4nd Mr? Belle OppenheJmr hav« lnvtt d
about fifty of th«> moat beautiful and
graceful young ladies of the city to rep
reaent the various character* The enter
tainment I* *><B*th>ar new h*>r<\ arid
from all indications promises to he a
*r«»at Buccewe. Irving picture# carchy
solos and choru.«e« and fancy dancing will
be amanir the feature* pre«en*»*d. as *< 1
as representation* of the bualr.eas
and Induatrle* of Glympia and vicinity.
The affair will be Riven In thea
ter. and no pains will be spar-d by the
society, a* Mr and Mm HartwJ
are drilling the young ladie* to make the
entertainment one that wHI reflect cre<llt
on the business firm* the aociely and the
young ladle*, who have kindly promised
their assistance
Mra. Charles Bowen entertained the Di
versity Club Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Belle Oppenheimer entertained a
small party of her lady friends Saturday
evening the entertainment taking the
form of a mixed literary programme
.Dr. and Mrs Ingham expect to leave
for the East som> time this f»: w riere
the doctor will take a poet graduate
course, and Mrs. Ingham will visit at the
home of Mr. Ingham's parents.
Mrs. S H. llarbee has -ecured a po
sition In the city public schools and will
begin her new dutlrs after the holiday
vacation.
Mm John Cryderman ha* returned from
a visit of several wt-eks at the home of
her parent* near Wha'com.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bea have retioved
from the FUley residence to the Horton
house, recently vacated by the family of
E. C. Hawkins.
Mr and Mrs. George K Fllley h%ve re
turned from Grand Forks, but after
speading a short time In OlympJa left for
Seattle, where Mr. Filler was oMiired to
*•> to have one of hi* eyes operate! on by
Dr Klbbe, Thev are expected to return
to this city Monday.
Miss Marian i*atten has resumed her
duties in the office, of the supreme court.
The famsly of Err*-*t Dlster. traveling
auditor of the board of control, has re
moved to Tacoma
Master Gwln Brewer ee! ;irar d the 13' >
anniversary of hts by Inviting
about sixteen of hi* young pDymate*
to % party Tuesday tverslrt Th- 1 d**l!ght
ful time en) v Iby alt t!~ ? gu» •
•aiil K>ng cau*-" them to re;tn"mber when i
Gs :s was 13 year* o'.d
M *'■ 1 Mr* J■> a Wt-r.*r ~-t Tacom .
ar» visitlnf Mr ar.J Mrs F. G K • '?tr
Olympu theater e enjoy*d "A Tr'.;>
to Ch!nat~w-•*
Dr S VP M >wel" upa few day# in
S#attls d irtn» *h» w»« li
Mr B F J-in* is removing hi* ftnr.lv
*<->» C«n» W.IVy, on Eighth and Frank
lin streerj
B»- r« rattve H Lewis an i
wtfe ar-» cae* - * of J it and Mrs Reavi*.
The Frt?r.ro«e Danc'rg Club gave an
inf'al dar.e Fr!da> ev ning at Cnitey
a idl'ortum Tr.ls cl..h Is c©tnj>o#ed m'>et
ly of QJtte youn* peep e. and they keenly j
enjoy th# dmci-e and social time*
M'<« Etk.: «ntert*—e<l h *
yc ng fr'.e* :* Saturday #'ter*-~>n t v ->
occasion being In hsr. m- of her Sth blrth
d«y.
Amrft* the iety even - " talked of for
the win'er I* the of the Oa."
tata of R sth by loca' mus'dan*.
C lef J '.- A M-* Rlmor Scott er
tertained at euchre last F*lday even'*
la honor of Mr an-.: Mra Oa> of P ••••
ere> * 0 *''• th<" r gu «t< 1 •-t *-■
Mr C J Ml aikl Mm A B CfcM
> arr d off * 1 •" ' --eh ■-"d vrtse* and V r -
Postman and Ju;*?e Andem the pris»* f r
prccress) Mrs S- -tt l* a delisrhtf
«nd the evening waa an enj y
at Is er.s.
BKItnt.lUM SOCIF.TT.
WHATCOM Oct. £t Mm F'lnt
returned from a - .-r-r's visit among
re*stives tn Baltimore Sr 1
Vfr and Mr*. 1 W -field, of W!-*-t
. a j-* s|\eml"!lg a f»* w-ek*
I N«r •« the gue«s of M'
and Mrs Morgan Wh« " r . . .
-f Whatcom, ha# *" i -■* sntire bu*- 1 " '«s
f- M--v-*n * Matth'.m who took
*! n this week.
\!r x V May the r —-e-sertar're of *n
t-\\ - : £-ton " " < syrd'eata, '■ 't
WhC fttv gcil fie?'* He !* ve-v
t*. ;*!
b#ct73 v pmerT th# •pnnir.
Th • Re'- k»M* invited their ftter.ds to a
•octal a* t- 'J *• "" Wediiesday e%- n :e
♦Hjtt#9 ? "• crt^fr'
in a vtrx • it a«i: * -
M*ss Belle A?s «• - n .'IN M ' >»«*•
D» v«- >n B of tbe La,t.*» a I Soc.e<r * I
Tnnity M K. ch trvh gave a very r -asar: \
iTW f A -■! p"-4rsr re r
was rendered af »r » -*h da y refresci-
M-a K & M '* '* • *e»>k f -
Kentucky attere w J f
S a'tf* *" • ' *r -
,ft ?o- < - r-• wv -
m - ere the* * •• *pe * ** f■' .• r.
H'-v. F S • s*\X « *.* * *T* wrd M.-~ - 1 s
Ks* -a* en M E. ch trefe « " ».-s
at the j>.» Tsoaaye a S \ - - *?-. * |
i.— r vaa jNeeia£.-.y - t.
lis
T rTE SRATTLS lUKT-INTKLLIGENCEP. SUNDAY. OCTOBKR 24. 1«97.
E cfeiirrh opened the -impawn for the
* ater at a crowd*- : rr ■ ing on Friday
ntjrht. An ezienslve programaas *4l car
r. 4 OWL J *34* H. E Hadley made an
addr*s» ob '-The Csort#Oi 4atJkm of Christian
Forces.** and Mayor W*»»nbar*«r on Ths
Influence ~f Cfcrtsttaatty «n Ctvtl **
M.as Cora I** a* sokiJrt and * dotsbis
C .nn»!> mm se. ttoag at :n?erv*l» that
were & v-~i estertalring {«««. It Is un
der**-*»d tha* this vu the first of & aeries
of sc.-n.lar even
T!w cis*-f ssciai met of th* week wu
the PK-«pf:<jr, a' • *.e •toine of M»j and Mn.
A- 9 Coie on Wt!!Vazss Mr*tt, on Friday
even.rg. Oo* ka»4r«4 and *werry-ftve la
dle* and gentlemen attended to participate
IB and er.*oy the society b-:za of the even
ing Mr* A 9 C e. M*-s Baron. Mrs.
Eiis and Miss Kate I. Baccm received the
ITi- "* Th* refr- -sa-'-t ~x»*ra w. rs prs
itW over by Mr*. E. W Purdy. Mt.
Huah Eldr.dgrs, Mr*. Pettibone. Mm. D>r.d
Ireland. M*s L>'». M m Carpenter and
M m Burrow* The rooms were tastefully
d»r<trated autumn l*-ives and Tin** and
looped Betßog ar.d flowers gave a St tin*
backsvourd for the animated and brilliant
society scene.
Mr* G N Cu!rer lef* on Friday for her
b "re - s an j i(1 r j- n ty after a week's
visit with her son. O H. Culver and fam
ily. M!*a Loui«s» Culver, who acx>mpaxued
her. remans for a vr nth longer.
9AOHOMISH «M IKTT.
BNOHOMIBH fVt tL-Interwt !b soci
ety clr< !e« iajr» w<«ek centered about the
production of the wal Fete ~ g.ven at
the Alc*xar theater Friday snd Saturday
evening* by the Women's Book Club for
the V- -, of the free reading room.
S;xty of the haßdwwncst youn* ladies in
Bmih im *h we r . in the cast snd the ra*e
of the thsater was a s.*ene ,>f beauty *he
btii!iarr» of »he costumes biendlr.g
with delicious harmony. The choruses all
showed the effect of rh» drilling of the
d.nec'ors of the f«-?e. Me##rs. B.ie n<ss an
Ro- kwell, and the sru-c of the amateur
orch«rtra *m e*t« ally good The *nlo
l-«t* Miss Maud Br-wn. M ** Edna
M,*« Myrtle Kin*. M-« Lanafitt Mis- Au
g-j«-a Mr O E \»«og Mr Sam Knapp
and Mr. Arthur Fiweli. all handled their
part* with ea*j» and ftrish. One of the
mo«t apj»rert.*ted f afun*.* of the entertain
ment was the "ttvtn* pictures." which
w*re truly artist e The Amazon grand
mtr : led '.y Miss Wa - - r and Miss Heff
n - was arorher of the entertainments
sps- ialt.ee worthy of mention as the
•' uf -* lad; l # went through the Intricate
r t !;re» of the march with ea_-e and pre
cision.
M m • 'rete Dorrance gave a party to a
number of her young friends T sesdav
evening on rhe occasion of her
birthday. Those present were MSs* Elsse
* >m.*v». Mi*e Eva Comcgys Miss Eisle
t\hite Miss A Ills White. Vis* Bertha H.ff
r-er M<*s Helen Doreance. Miss
John sort, Mr. Caaslu* Pettst Mr Howard
f, V V Mr *>»vid Do!.'.y Mr Ves
tal Mr. Roy Comegys and Mr. Willie Ban
some.
Vr and Mrs Will Matldox entertained a
rumbsr of friend* at their home In the
Tii r 'l ward last Saturday evening
F - F F - " r Mr
and Mrs W M Snyder visited Seattle on
their VV ee( s Sunday.
Frir-.k Nil-* returned Tuesday fr«m Sil
ver; n w'le-. he has been rusticatlnr for
a couple of months.
Rev Winchester was a Seattle visitor
this W*><»](.
Mr J A Campbell of Seattle, aas in
Srohot»!«h on Weilnesday.
Pr.if J-ihin Keefe a jto has been visiting
hi* un-Me. Dr Keefe In this eltv for sev
er®, months. left the early part of the w-ek
f->r Seattle, where he will make his future
Dome.
Vr R,, 1 .-rt Henry Is in Eastern Wash ins
ton on a bosteess Tip.
M ss Ur,u ,* Srr*.:-, of Hartford, was a
SnohomWi visitor Sunday-
Mr and Mr* <-«>niff of Ar?in«rton. have
moved tn Snohomish, where they will re
side in future.
M- CorT -eaje vlsired relatives in Hart
ford oarer Sunday.
3 1 r L ,0 ! ,n . «* visiting reUtives
and friends in Arlington.
EVERETT M»a\L VOTE*
r-FPFTT fW 2? Mr G H of
Ts«-.rr S cave a vera- !rN-re«fln* Wf„rs
os Friday nirht {n Central Opera
und-'r t v e au*n|c#s of the Y. P S C F
cf the Pre,HvteH*n church His subject
w«* "Above the Clouds,"
The Rlafir Rev Bishop O Dea wh« ten
de-»,< a re*-ntf'»» bv .v i# > To Men « In
stitute tn th«»fr han on Monday evening
A sboer pmrramwe w->* renders!
which Bls»sp P'Dea delivered an interest
ing nftdress.
V Anna E Brown has returned from
a visit ?«» frVftd* In Olym- !a and Seattle
Mr Harry Seem, one of the pioneers
Fverett. spent a few days In the cltv -his
week.
Mr F W. Goodhne of Seattle is the
g *t cf Mr Joseph Parkin
Vr T. P Sumner was summoned to
Minnesota laitr thl* week on account of
the dans r--'!* Illness of her father S v *>
or Tuesday night by the Great N r-
\tr McGhie. a of the Mc-
Ghie Broth-rs has lately arrived
On* rlo. He will make Everett his future
hnm#
Mr C P. Anderson, who has been the
manager of the Everett Ice Company
the earf!e»t davs of Everett, has
t cot a posit: n with the iS Mlnln*
Crmpaoy
W K Parrel#, a brother of Mm. G K
Wood iff *rrtvvd In the citv last w»«k
lie *H!
> Hal Porter la the guest of Mrs.
FornMß
T 1 •• Lady Mae **v<» « social dance
n P 1 tnian hn'l on Monday evening. R<»-
f--«hm*rt» were wnM
Mm W C. has returned from *
pro! 'yf, < . a* h - o!d h me tn Maine
Mr*. W .is hr.k a- : h Iren of 85?-
\t" 1 are • :e t ■ f Mr ar.d Mrs. P
K Thtan on Kucker aa-ecue.
Mr« Alexander Koay. f S-attle. :» v?»-
•tins her man} friends tc this cat v. the
»ue«i of M-* MrCbie
V .•* > B E Fi tgett has returned
fron: a wo «c<«kV \tsit in Portland.
M-i H Tan a:.«:er cf Attorney J E
H 4. arrived it s » * frow E» u
tiiiK. Wis.
WRT AMiKI.ES SOCIETY.
PORT A.VOELF? Or r-Mm J G
McCVmtoa gave a lunches Tuesday a'ter
nocm t*» h nor of h«r tftest. Mr». a 3 K:;'
; n of T>r* T-.wr.*end. A feature of the
>ft»rnoon'» pleasure vtt i -oa'-.T r w r !
•ran«po»tt! n. T*e rarre* of eer-a n pres!-
*er.?» of the VnHed Stat-m w.-rr used rl
- of ea. h name be:na transposed be
yond recoffnittoa. Th* object of th* con
tent til to d!*o«over the c rre--t na_-ne fro®
•>e ?o!le*t'"*R of letter*. Mr* O H Brew
#»»r «r >*t «mt fr j<> »r ; Mrs P. K «V
waid the «m*<>lat:.?a pr a*. A de! - -
lUß.'beon w<» «erved Th'-re were pre#-it
Mm A 3 F*l* ->n Mr* H K L.U"s Mm
\ I J h-Mr» I. W Tt-'-r Mm C
H Hre*»*'er and Mm E H F •«■
Mm H. H. Hard aj .5 v>; • ; nUtivti a
S -«tt!a
v•< B. « K-' *r rral-. «r her trsr* ;»r a
»*ort vi it at Sfc att!«\
Mm. C Ya -d-i; ' who ?7-r
--week w*Ji r at: vr* h» v r retimed
*re
M-« I K 1 err -k {« «perd i* the k
* • fr'r-'i* i~ 9- %' *
M* X' B* ' *er the w <1 kr. -wn a eri<- art
•t. wsH take a? h,» yertn* - at re*:der ••
He eare-t* h:» faatily fn about a
» * - * a . « 5 s .•< t- s ».. ki -
rt aa * mvt aa be »* »n « .re a reahJe!*-"*
N ■••nas R ST r-..-- •
*r -as a week'a *• a; :o f-tf-ds at battle
Mr* Fred W •.«, '> V-o R H M M •
Ht cf V t-~a i • "«d r re .- 1 tvee, M
ind Mr*. Aibert W» «c- du"*nj the we**
M■* Petar B - 1 *• -da at
a f»» da * dart ?' « week
Mm 9»>ut*r, «ae " 'he ••- <• »v< <* -
if tfei* ilkM » * tfttaC a: be-r aid home
"nelaed OS ■>
Mr l>?r-'.9 V»«'!v« wi'.' :««Vf - t few
for as eat-nd-d % st to h;« o'd
-e rt Or****
I~'. it.atio~a -n» be s *ent ■■ »-. • ■%.<
.-<rrta|fe - f A T T \ ar< i
' Mt*«» !>< 4 V i » M -t>»rai!
• *er >* »t -»e ' -. ts 1 -har«rh.
Mr ar.d Mr* B. ci. \> '.-oa !»:> « ; fw
u thar c*.iay HtUa t-sa li,^racA*
even'-jf m gelebrstlOß cf *he f.'th anni
versary of marrtage day Th ear w-r*
married ?sve year* ago tn this city and
those present Thursday eve-Irg were
in -rr those who a*:er<ied th-tr wed J ing.
It was a very enjoyable occasion and its
p'-asore was enhaaced ty % dinner.
Th.:■*«• present were: and Mrs. B '5.
Wilcox Mr and Mr* Oscar McLaug.-i:®,
the parents of Mrs. W«. -ox; Mr. and Mrs.
J A 3rr:"! M » Ebstj M^La^*h.:in.
Judr» Vs-able Smith. Mr. H. McLaugh in
and Mr. Horace White.
PORT TOW % 'KM) SOCIETY.
pc.RT TT'WTTSEND Oct. 3—The "rst
soda! ever" of season was given by
the Be>nedlct Club on last Wednesday
sight. The affa:r eraa a success in every
particular. The a"tendsn~e was large and
every one went with the ;nt«stfon of hav
ing a good time, these tnteatoßs were ful
filled in every Instance The "music had
been especially prepared for the occasion
and wms unusually fine. During the even-
Inr light refreshment* were *f-er
wh'ch dattcmg was resumed until a late
ho .r when a'l departed lookin* forward
to the next mating of that popular r-lub.
The invitat'ors haa*e been 1«« ;ed for *he
ball to be gives by the Red Men on the
2S»th of thss month. The affair promises
to be one of the eveats of the seasca.
Cap* and Mrs. John Bareesoa have re
turned. after an Europ-an to ir.
The Br:ti*h *hlp Balmoral, Capt R L.
Bold:h id. after a year's stay in Port
T>wnaerd bay sailed Friday morning f r
Haa-re. France, where she will d:s harg®
her cargo of a h-at. The best w .s"-»* of
the community go with Capt Bold hiM
snd h « pop-iar cjp -e-s Mrs B-ld-hud
accompanies her husband oa the trtp.
HtRTKOHD SOCIETY.
HARTFORD. Oct. 23.-Miss ÜbHs
T urston of Snohotr ish. aho nas b»-en v;.'-
Iting Miss Josephine Eddy at Highland,
returned home last week.
M:>» E en H: ton vis-ted over Sunday
with her parents near Maryswllle.
Miss Louise Strang visited at her home in
Snohoar. -h over Sunday-
Mr Oe<--rge Brown Visited over Sunday la
Marysville.
ELir-ie the oldest «on of Mr and Mrs.
Charles Gregory. d!»d at the home of his
rransi arents near MLarultias on Wednes
day of last week
Mr Baker, of visited the first
of the week ai h T Maikson and family.
Mrs G. Malkson and son Karl, visited
friends in Sr -h rr sh over Sunday.
The dar.'-e it tht Har'ford hotel on Sat
urday nisht was a success in every par
ticular. Mrs Clum proved herself an Ideal
hostess. The supper aaa fine and the
rr:j?ie
McKenz.e. of Everett, of the very best.
ARLl>tiTt»> SO< IETT.
ARIJNGT' N Oct. 23—Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Furiand have began housekeep
ing at Bryant.
Mrs. W aj. Letson was visiting Mrs.
Th s. Huntley, of McMurray, the lirst
of the week.
The members of the Catholic church
Kive a ba.-ket social at Odd Fellows hall
this evening.
Mrs. Joseph Ferguson left Tuesday for
an extended visit to her old home at
Friendship, Penn.
Miss Cassie Gsfford received from her
father who Is at Daason City, a letter
containing two handsome sold cuggets.
lit COD 4 ."OriHTl NOTE*.
BUCODA. Ck-t. 23.—Mr. and Mrs. W G.
Butterfieid. of Seattle are visiting fnends
and relatives here.
Miss Mate Manville, of Tenlno. and Miss
Warren of Ontraiia. were guests of Mra.
M M Wright.
Monday evening Mrs Johnston gave
a reception for her daughter M s Bvron
Epperson at the LO. G. T. hall There
a> re »3 present; refreshments were served
during the evening and all had a pleasant
time.
Mr. A. N Riggs and son Fred went to
Tacoma this week.
« Ol PK\ ILI-E IKTY.
COUPEVILLE. Oct. 23 -Mr. A. R Kin
eth ar.d wife are spending a few days In
Skagit county
Mr Frank Dana, of Seattle, Is in town
on business.
The monthly rhetorleals of the Pucet
Sound academy take place next Friday
evening.
Mr*. Capt 3prague. of Port Townsend.
who has been visiting friends on the isl
and. returned home last Tuesday.
W W Zent, of Ritxville, was In town
on business a few days this week.
Prosecuting Attorney Stilt, County
Auditor A. H. Wan.irr tker. Clerk Thomas
Cranney. James Gillespie and A. H.
Kohne were in S-a*-".e 1 »»• w- • k attend
ing the Island county court house trial.
Item* From Inaeorte*.
Special D * i h to the P.-<t-lßtel!:genoer.
ANAfX)BTES. Oct. 23-The city clerk's
report for the third quarter of the current
year shows a decrease in the city debt
amounting to 1403.10.
The residence of J M S!aaor burned to
tl • ground yesterday, together w;-_h the
contents.
gl<K> Rf n*rd. #HW.
The readers of this paper will be pleased
to !<*ain *' a* there 1> at least one J»eaded
d r- a*e that science has been able to cure
tn all Its stage- and that Is Catarrh Hall's
Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure n w
known to the medical f-atemlty "'itarrh
hel- g a constitutlcra! dl*«?a*e reqi., rea a
constitutional treatment. Hall's <"*a'arrh
Cure is taken internally, actina
upon the bl-cd and m ucous »'jrTa. if
the system thereby destroytn* th» fouß
d -tk-n cf the dl*eas-> and *:vtr < the pa
tient strength by build ng up the - r.-M
--tutlon ard aaslstlr* nature In d ;-e its
« irk The proprietors have - niu afa
In Its curative power* that th< v offer f»ne
Hundred Dollar* frr ir.v case that It falls
to ci.re. Send for 11-* of tes'irr r.tals
Address F. J CHENEY a- CO., Toledo.
Ohio
f 5 " i by TT^c.
Hall's Family Pills are the test.
JTs h*r»ft n*f o~am
t W ;«.•>«"* - o'.C # Sir-jp tU S«M *«S
i*> o ?•*."« tf «!,..*.« jt*> ~n *ir • ti - i>a
gr»3 m • M'.i 3g - Ita pertSci • i*> -M I • ius
U» rfci 4. • :• t :s« «stc« »,.•<*» pa*.
«i oi- M<> -• --e- »» :»tae.y *r 544
a»t] t it in •-* •"• f c*-' • *a* i. a*
asrv » 3 * * ' r -Mr*. * » • -oc-.t j
ass tea* »• daa*r * »-*. .i 4MIMIU
STLTTQAR7ER
UNDERWEAR.
The world's standard make.
All garments are made of the
linest 4 md purest sheep's wool,
vvithout any admixture of nox
ious dyes. Every article of Un
derwear for men, women and
children in the autumn and
winter weights. When you buy
••Stu!U.;rtcr" yt u buy the best
and at lower prices than are us
uall\ charged for coods of in
terior grade. Woolen fabrics
* nen by the "Stuttgarter"
process gi\e more protection
against both heat ar.d cold than
any other made. Recommended
by the vorld's most eminent
physicians.
ATI
genuine
& ore
i yil st a m ped
with this
trade
mark -
T 'e 5:
Southwick Co.
bvle Agcds IwT Seattle.
- AC," IT • ~ ~ "V\f ? A/" • c*wrr*' > «vfv?
« . -5 » - « >H« _ SW<V««v
■*s* . +t* tjj +j*'i *2+ . \ +s* «$• •*&•
---•- ~v3:
o. 711 Second Street. ❖
# Every Department Complete. U'
ew goods have arrived for everv part of our store, and as we
' * - , , •'i - «^.%-
*>■-* are handling stnil's direct from the mills we feel convinced that we * , '
*"* $1 Cau save ou mone y 011 your purchases. m
?■ *"s For Monday We Offer Special: •/> •
COKSKTS.
TTT 4-Hock, Low P>tßdi 0»atill« Cw«*d Corset :n P'a-'k ard F'g r»d Dre«V**.s frrjf
~ > S-Hook LKj-ffuj-.-j, French QhtMfc Mtl Fancy Figured i ws<!« Coatliis C«rr«r t al« fit's . y
CM*£ ts *c?4»y only «c. r . ]L
s ~' i V j-Hv. k B_ivit Corset. Sateea Cover, ttooaghlr boned. Worth Tsc- Monday only iao.
* <, r ~ '
2&-E FUES.
♦Tf Fancy H*ai Scarfs w;:h lorg talis !n Biik Lynx Patent Head Monday onV *9c. I*l* |
«♦• Head S arfs in Brown. Imitation Mar en, B.«• yTa is. Patent Heads. at *1 i> ea Monday only. «f»
ular price is tLS.
<: J*«P ONE MACKINTOSH SPECIAL—For Ladies an.l Mioses.
£.'_> Double Texture. S*.«am Vulcanised, guaranteed waterproof coat for ladies, double stitched and • " -
,*t\ cemer.ied Mama, sn black, navy and tans with single or dou;>,e capes, detachable, at U:&. *♦»
PTT Same styie for Misses in tan only at S3.!*. TJT
tfLjl FUE CAPE SPECIALS.
Mondar Only. " *
4< > At $4 96 A short full circular black Lynx Cape, si'k-Uned w.th large storm collar, in the rsry latest 4«- >
«■** !| style. Special 14 85, *»
4.. —a J At *»-*■ A 24- nch fall sweep Black Coney Cap*. large co'lar. sa:in-!:ned. Worth r 1 » regular. _
*>* V#y> At frjfi. A 2T-;aca black Ly'nx Cap*. ii» inch satin-Untd. w.th fine fuii coiiar. Special Moo- e\t,t :
SMALL BI T NECESSARY ARTICLES AT LOW PRICES. 4+
Sterling Silver all siae* 5c ?-,•> \.--n
£ "Eagie" Best Pins. a>l »ix«s. per paper 5c v'» 'V
, vyS * Bone Hair Pins, crimped. s;xe 4-inch, in amber, shell and tortoise lc each 5, ' -
,» Stvle Combs. 3 inches 4c a psiir » -, >
tV Combination Belt Hollers, stone setting, entirely new for fall 10c each j, -i
WTJ« Fancy New Hat Pins, in filigree and fan> y stone settings 10c or I tor 25c
High No\elty Hat Pins, rnu.csione settings Mc
~V__AVvg Circular Hose Supporters, fancy buckles and Urge satin bows, special Saturday only 19c a pair " -i
SPECIALS IN RIBBONS.
MONDAY ONLY.
w *- X 4" Na 14 All-Silk Plaid Taffeta, nt-w shading* 3c a yard '
tTI No. 12 All-Silk Roman Stripes 19c a yard fTI
»f« No. 4»> All-Silk Roman Stripes S,"< a >itri
* so - 16 Taffeta Moire, ail new colors lac a yard m <
CJp P®L*o .y>v jwl '
t . ——————__ »-"» », v
Z V- ' All Silk Chiffon Kmbroidered Handkerchief>% Monday Only 9c Each.
KI D CLOV i :s. %
p"» At Jl 30 a pair. Fitted to the hand and guaranteed. A P K. Two-clasp Street OSor*. !n white, V}
Cs+- black, cream, tans, browns and English reds, with new atitchlngs. Ttiu g!ove Is worth L >j, "J $
1 CITY I PARIS I
A tii second UK.. near cnerrj s. ■#
r "*A?vi T V * T ' i
" t±i ' I*l*l V' j 4±l \ ? i±l '■ r *» 4±i " j±l ' - A.
tfc* v ■ ttt- tp : V ■ \ ttr rj+ .
Fancy Oriental Baskets
HI i n in
THIS IS A BRIGHT. CLEAN* LOT OF PRETTY BASKETS. SUIT
ABLE FOR RIBBON DECORATION'S FOR HOME OR HOLIDAY USE.
AS WE PURCHASED A LARGE QUANTITY OF THESE GOODS WE
ARE ABLE TO OFFER THE.M ON S FECIAL SALE AT A VERY LOW
FIGURE.
Fancy Oriental Sewing Basket*. Oriental Glove Boxes. open work
delicate colors. 39e. »e, «oc. tor ribbon decoration*. 3uc. 35c.
Fancy Sewing Baskets, open Oriental Waste Baskets, covered,
work edge, greon and blue. Sc. 03c. and OctA « on '
Ladies' Foo.ed Work Basket.
Oriental Waste Baskets, open. with inside band for lining basket,
square, hexagon and octagon. Sic. joe.
fcc, 60c. Oriental Lunch Baskets, Sic, Stic.
■; ■ ■ -
Elaborately Decorated Steins,
Genuine German Importations-
For Dining Room Decorations,
Friendship Gifts. Prizes, Etc.
WE NOW SHOW THE MOST COMPLETE AND ELEGANT LINE OF
THESE GOODS WE HAVE EVER SHOWN. AND WILL OFFER THESE
T -GETHER WITH THE ORIENTAL BASKETS, AT GREATLY DE
DUCED PRICES FOR
Special Monday
GERMAN MAJOLICA. I
NEW; IN OLD AND ELABORATE SHAPES. THIS RESEMBLES IN
NO WAY THE OLD MAJOLICA. BEING FINISHED IN BRONZE COL
ONS RANGING FROM GREENS TO BROWNS THESE GOODS ARE
VERT DECORATIVE AND AFFORD A VERY RICH EFFECT TO ANY
INTERIOR.
Special Display of These Goods for Monday.
WHEN VISITING THE "FOOD S HOW SEE OUR "MODEL DINING
ROOM." COLUMBIAN ENAMELED WARE "THE TRIPLE COATED)
WILL BE USED IN THE DEMONSTRATIONS AT "FOOD SHOW.-
M. Seller * Co.
627-629 First A>enue.
WASHINGTON RICE MILL
?• -- t F;or:h Av t. Sooth. P O. Box 34.
Rj,-« m'il capartt* T :oa da.:y; Urge l;n» ai: k.-si a of r.r* a:w*r» on kar.4.
Br ker irv fo* irewenes. rice a fan for aaurai food, i tit ton* all a.alj
jus r
MpURUYA CO., Japanese
I A lain m. i— «wcsod A*. Curiosities.
Of Interest to
Music Teachers.
The selection of music best
suited to the varying needs of
their pupils is to many teach
ers of voice training and piano
i playing a p<'rpl> \;r.g ta*k.
Realizing this fact, we have
b»-en In correspondence with
the leading Instructors of the
country relative to a selected
list, and as a result have ad
ded to our stock a selection of
teaching pieces, which includes
as far as possible, such bright '
and melodious music aa will
be«t pleas.' the growing taste
of the 3tudent, and at the same
time contain the essential* of
instructive music.
The music Is classified from
I. to VI. fdifllcult). and
has all b*«~n clas-ifled and se
lected by teachers of experience.
Studies and instructions books,
both vocal and instrumental,
w» carry In ail of the leading
editions, but we especially rec
ommend the famous Schlrmer
Library. which, for correctness
land neatness of print, cannot
be equaled.
Winter & Harper
Burks Bldg., Seattle, Wasn.
S PERFECTION I
| IN LIGHTING. 3
J nirk lb* ■
! raliifuMP. 1
m
! 4 Light That *e»er *
« Kails.
2 No. 216 Cherry St. «
■niniwiiuiuiiiuiiuS
1 a t
T hole ih n
I Ton or
? <y f
I Lump '
♦ Coal t
For...
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S PERFECTION I
i IN LIGHTING. 3
I ■
Attained With ths =
4 Isiprotel m
s wrnrnLAMP. !
5 ■
H A Light That >erer
■ Kails. J
S No. 216 Cherry St. •
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