The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-16
oUBURBAN SOCIETY.

Miss Allie Clark and Miss Blanche Clark
entertained friends last Thursday night
at the residence of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. McDonough, Ballard. The guests
departed about IL o'clock, after dancing,
games and refreshments, with the remenl-
brance Of IN unusually pleasant evening.
Those present were: Miss Annie Mitchell,
Miss Lille Lsngel. Miss Clar-
linda Borxome. Miss Emma 6chwitzer,
Miss Ettie Schwitzer, Miss Bacon, Miss
johnson, Miss Pelis, Mrs. Bunkman, Mr..
D. Mcmillan, Mr.. J. Mcmillan. Mr.. Doyle.
Mr.. White. Mr.. McKitrick, Mr.. Mccain,
Mr.. Burns. Mr.. Bunkman. Mr.. Graham,
Mr.. Wilcox. Mr.. Wallace, Mr.. holding,
Mr.. Sullivan. Mr.. Hopkins, Mr.. De Grace.
Mr.. Mitchell. Mr.. Munger.
THE TIBBIrs 1EcErfroH.
A pleasant reception was given by Mr..
and Mrs. Jay e. Tibbits, ct their residence
In Fremont. Friday evening last, under
the auspices Of the Methodist Society.
The entertainment consisted Of selections
in literary and musical exercises, followed
by an excellent repast. Those present
were: Rev. and Mrs. Harris, Miss Agnes
Goddard. Miss Carrie Norton, Miss May
Goddard, Mrs. Oldham, Mrs. Webster. Mrs.
knight, Mrs. Charles Goddard. Mrs. Nor
ton. Mrs. III. Page, Miss A. K.eton. Mr..
and Mrs Jay e. Tibbits. DR.. Ballard, DR..
Keltner, Mr.. Norton, Mr.. Webster and Mr..
Herrick. At the close . literary society
was organized under the leadership Of Drs.
Ballard and Keltner, and hereafter will
meet every Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Tibbits.
RAvENNA SCHOOL SOCIETY.
The Cleonian Society of the female col
lege rendered an unusually good pro-
gramme in the school building last Friday
afternoon. The society elected officers for
the ensuing month as follows: President,
Miss Margaret Weedin; vice president,
Jennie Emerson; secretary. Buena Kirk
patrick; critics. Miss Minnie Peck and
Mrs. 4. B. Allen; captains. Misses Chris
tina Farley and Susie Weedin. Following
Is the programme:
Essay-'Hquirrels". ..........M Miss Ella Allen
Recitation. "The Blacksmith's Story"
Aiss Minnie Peck.
s.,.a Mis-: l.;r.'ss 1:s.ss:s N0'a'a'
A'c'''0on Nil j:::,. ps I've Daughter"
Essay. Ties; What Know Abous Them"
-, Miss Jessie Allen.
'n'an'n Mis- I:s:;:; A .S.ssss.ns spfl's
Miss Myrtle We din.
Reading. ....... Miss Susie Weodin
ALLEM-MITcHxLL
The marriage ceremony Of Mr.. Artemus
Allen. Of Latona, and Miss Catherine
Mitchell. Of Nova Scotia, took place ct La
tona last evening In the pressncs Of few
select friends.
Miss Bessie Ferguson and Miss Margaret
Ashworth gave musicale last Friday eve
ming 10 . small party OF young people at
their home in Elgewatsr.
Miss May Raymond, who has been visit
Ing friends IN Seattle and Edgewater for
some time. leaves in q day or two for her
home In California.
The young people Of Ballard met at the
residence of Judge g. w. Emerson last
Tuesday evening and organized literary
society.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. v. Newman, from Sew
cry, KAN, arrived in Latona last Monday.
They will make it their future home.
The Philosophical Society. OF Fremont,
met in Concert hall last Monday evening
and passed pleasant time.
The Fremont Dancing Society il making
arrangements to give grand ball in Con-
cert hall Thanksgiving.
Guy G. Phinney has added two new foun-
tains to his grounds at Green lake.
Mr.. J. w. Wallingford has begun his new
residence ct Green lake.