Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1890-07-27
A WEEK OF PLEASURE
The Brilliant Dance Given by
Captain and Mrs. r.
L. Leonard
Reception Given at the Resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kellogg
Dances, Receptions, Excur.
sions, Card and Surpris e
Parties Innumerable

The past week has been an eventful one
in the social world of the Focal City.
Dances, receptions, card parties and ex-
cursions have been the order of the days
and evenings. Commencing Tuesday
evening with the brilliant dance given by
Captain and Mrs. Leonard on board the
ship Moody, and ending last evening with
the surprise party at Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
brook residence society has been in a con-
tinual whirl. and were no doubt pleased
when Sunday came. so that they might
gain day OF rest. Nothing can further
tend towards the promotion Of friendly
feeling and unitingi iFairhaven' popula-
tion than the social gatherings that have
taken place during the past week. Fair
haven's population is thoroughly cosmo-
politan, being taken from all parts Of the
country, and the opportunity TO become
acquainted and familiar with each other
was eagerly seized upon with great deal
Of pleasure.
THE DANCE on THE MOODY.
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Captain aud Mrs. Leonard for the dance
To h. given ON board the good ship Moody
have been out. society has been on the
tip-toe of expectation. Aside from the
enjoyment To be- derived from the event,
the novelty of dance on board ship
was enough to make the recipients OF In
vitations look forward to the event with
pleasure and expectation.
Tuesday evening july 2snd was the
4 81. gl.s..
menced to arrive. As the guests arrived
they were ushered into the magnificent
cabin. which was fragrant with the sweet
odor of flowers. There the pleasure
seekers removed their wraps and were
welcomed by the hosptable host and
hostess, Capt. aud Mrs. Leonard. From
the cabin the guests passed into the ball
room. which was ON the main deck. Can
vas had been stretched from the main
cabin TO the forecastle and the sides en-
closed. making large roomy ball room
large enough TO permit eight sets To dance
al one time.
The interior OF the ball room presented
brilliant spectacle. Rows Of Chinese
] lanterns were suspended from the roof
which cast a mellow light over the scene
while the walls were decorated with iiags
aud bunting with the American cOlors
everywhere visible. Across one end oi
the room was a large flag bearing the in
scriptiOn Charles T.. Moody" while
across the other was an American nag
looped in graceful folds. The music Mas
stationed In the center ON raised plat
form. The ball room with it, unique
decorations and rows OF light formed a
scene long to be remembered. and every
where could be- heard expressions OF ad
mirdtion and delight
Atg:l5 the grand march took place aud
Immediately after dancing began. The
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was Splcndidly arranged. During the
progress Of the dance ices were passed
around. while refreshments were served
In the dining room. The captain enter
tanned and refreshed the gentlemen IN the
wheel house while Mrs. Leonard did the
honors IN the cabin.
Captain and Mrs. Leonard fairly eX-
ceeded themselves In the arrangements.
and all who enjoyed their hospitality re-
gret that the time j. drawing near when
thpp will leave our beautiful bay. During
their stay in the city the captain aud his
amiable wife have endearod themselves Ia
the residents of Fairhaycn. and II Is hoped
that at some future time they will again
visit the Focal City.
Captain and Mrs. Leonard desire To ten
der their thanks to the residents Of Fair
haven for the courtesies extended To them
while In the city, and state that they Will
carry with them the kindliest OF feelings
for the residents. aud best wishes Tor the
success ane prosperity OF the Focal CITY,
Among those present were:
! Mesdames Darling, Anderson, Chris
topher. G.. A. Black. Gates, Ware. Me-
| Kinley, WELDON. Evans, j. A. Black.
Morrill,, Francis, McLane, Lent, llamil
/ ton. Cowgirl. Allerton, Bevans, Means,
| Woods. Harvey. Wardner. Kellogg and
Allerton. 1Holbrook. Seymour. Bissell
Misses Elsie and Kate wardner. Chris
topher. Cunningham. Kellogg, Hunter,
Seymore aud Truitt, Mclean, Mckellar
Gibbons. Wilson. Fraser, Richardson
| Tomlinson.
Mcssrs. Francis McLane. Lent, IIamll-
ton. Cowgirl, AllertOn, Bevans. Means
Woods, Darling; Anderson; Col. .hristo'
| pher, Gov. Black. Gates. Ware, Mckin.
| lev. WELDON, Evans. BLACK. Morrill,. W. G.
/ Christopher. Allerton. Merriman, Reed
/ pettibone, Holcomb. Bowman. Wheeler
/ Wheat. Durham, Hunter, Gamewell. c. a
and ID. X. Darling.
The richness and elegance OF the cos
TUNES worn by the ladies were particular
| ~ noticeable and but brief summary
could be obtained as follows:
Miss Elsie Wardncr. lavender Henrietta
with fale: Mrs. Seymore, black SILK LACE
ornaments. diamonds; Miss Hattie kel'
logg, Grecian costume of black silk ant
lace; Mrs. w. II. Weldon. old rose Henri
etta: Miss Page, tan Henrietta; Mrs: W
X. Bissell black silk aud lace; Mis-
Cunningham. Mrs. G.. A. Black. blacl
silk and lace ornaments. diamonds: Mrs
Alerton. white India silk: Miss Near
thur, white albatros; Mrs. +. III. Ander
son. plush with silver trimmings: Mrs
Wardner, black silk velvet: Mrs. Bevans
black lace ornaments. diamonds; Mrs.
A Woods. black silk; Mrs. lIolbroOk
black silk ornaments. diamonds; Mis-
Kate Wardner, cardinal silk and lace
Miss Fraser, drab Henrietta and SIN
Miss Hunter. white China silk; Mrs
Black. black silk ornaments. tan Henri
etta and velvet; Mrs. Gates, black sllk
monds; Miss Detritfc. black SILK; Mrs
". +. Woods. pink albatros; Miss Wilson
tan Henrietta aud velvet. ornaments
diamonds: Mrs. Darling. black SILK; Mr
Cowgirl. white cashmere. ornaments. did
, monds: Mrs. Wilkcson. navy blue Chin
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