The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-02
TACOMA SOCIETY.
Hop ut The Tacoma-K. of T.. Ball
Personals.

TACOMA, Dec. /.
Psrlor A Of The Tacoma presented an
appearance of unusual fesdyity on Thurs
day evening, the occasion being hop
given by the young men social leaders of
the city. Professor Baernsfein's orchestra
furnished the music. Some IS couples
were in attendance, among whom were
the following: Mr. and Mrs L. p. Man
ming, Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Marble, Mr.. and
Mr.. J. c. peterborough, Mr. and
Mrs Z. l. Sawyer, Mr.. aud Mrs. II.
X. Goodwin, Mr.. and Mrs Campbell. Mr..
and Mrs., Dusenberre, Capt. aad Mrs Z. W.
Derlckson, Mr. and Mrs. Baleh, Mr.. and
Mrs T. o. Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs- Yuring-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Maeready, Mrs. J.
c. Matrons. Miss Forbes. Miss Dericks0n,
Miss Robertson, Miss Woodruff. Miss Ed
mgnds. Miss Odeueal. Miss Rawlins, Miss
Hayden, Miss Msttihgly. Miss Stewart,
Miss Tragx, Miss Thou p g0n, Hiss Gertrude
Deeprai. Miss Thorpe, Miss Bray. Judge
Frank Alya, and Messrs. George Browne,
Paul Schnize, T. -. Wallace. II. G. Wal
lace, +. J. seversen, W. T. Pritchard, A M.
Stewart, John g. sample, Charles Vose. T.
o. Abbott, George Tsrbell, II. II. sharp.
G. H. Clsypool, j. b Best, win Thompson,
John Ball0u, George watrous, George l..
Cover, :. w Means &. 5. Reeves, r. T..
Ellis, Fred Forbes. Frank Laidlaw, DR..
Williams, Messfs. KEENAN,. Hudson, Hay
den, Bausman, SeambeIl and Bradley.
X. OF 7. BALL.
Banner Lodge No -. X. of p, gave an
enjoyable uniform ball al Hirschfleld's
hall In the First ward on Thanksgiving
eve. There was large attendance. Fol
lowing were the committees in charge: Ar
raDgements-H. NJ. Lillls J. r. Beardsley,
r. Maddux, James Farrell. :. J. Murphy.
lnyiiaiions-H NJ, Lillis, J. r. Beardsley,
7. Maddux. Floors. j. Murphy, Samuel
Trenholm. T. Maddux. II. NJ Iiliis, James
"a II ID AF,afA
kfantz J. Alexander, Captain Corners.
TURN vERis AND TERPsfsHoRE.
Not the least OF the enjoyable events of
Thanksgiving night was the exhibition of
the Turn Verein followed by the gayer
pleasures OF the light fantastic. Following
were the participants in the athletic exer-
eise-; J. Myer, b. Hefcle, V. II. Smith, II.
Shredder. otto Jukesland. g. Benlng-
hausen OF seattle, aud Peter Dorrr, Her
man Belrz, L. Mueller. John Foller, and
WIN. Myer OF Tacoma Presiding over the
destinies Of the dance were II. {. Harmon
and q. Christensen. floor committee: H.
Bolil, VI. G. Feidman aud n slebtrt, re-
cePtign committee: John Reickhof, NJ
Patzold and &. Christensen, committee on
arrangements.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
The trustees OF the First Unitarian church
have unanimously called Rev. W. 4. Cope
land Ia the passionate OF the church for one
year from December /.
Judge ~ Ballou and wife Of Princeton,
IN, are whiting thier son, Mr. w. 5. Ballou,
of Ballou & Day.
Rev. c. II. Greer and wife have been
visiting their parents in McMinnville, or.
Gen. VIM. McAicken of Olympia was in
the city Tuesday
Mrs. 5 b. Petiengill Is at Green river hot
springs.
Mr 7. o. Abbott, the popular ex-clerk of
the district court, viii shortly leave for an
extended Eastern trip
Col G, w. Gfiggs, president Of the ST.
Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company, has
returned from the East.
Nj. Virgil HAYDEN, sou Of Col. o. B. Hay
den, Will make Tacoma his future home.
Nj. James =. Drake of Millbank Oak.
has arrived in this city and viii make IL
his future home
Mr.. NJ q. Denton is home from Mime
sofa
Miss May Brown win leave for a trip 10
The last next week
Mt I. J, Fleetwood the popular day clerk
81 the Tacoma has fallen heir 90 $4,000 by
The demise OF his brother In Germany.
Rev. q. II. Nhitworth, OF Seattle, Is in
Tacoma.
The Boston QGintctto Club appear a. the
Opera kOGsa Wednesday evening