The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-30
suBURBAN SOCIETY.


The ball gwen By the 6hiish0ie Hose
Company in Petsrs' hall on Wednesday
evening proved complete social success
and Was very largely attended. The music
was furnished b. Professor w. @. Stills
orchestra In . satisfactory manner, and ct
midnight repast was served. Among
those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. McCuETy, Mr.. aid
Nrs. ]. A. Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Shsppel. MI. and Mrs. +. II. 6mlth, Miss
F. n. Bacon, Miss A. johnson, Miss e.
Pells. Miss G. A Borxone, Miss b A.
Clarke. Miss A. Dennis, Miss F. Nordland.
Miss W. Moore. Miss A. Echweitser, Miss
n. Emerson, Miss ]. Callahan, Miss w.
Dells. Miss N. Dells, Miss NJ. Wright, Miss
e. Rhinehart, Miss w. Seals, Miss B. Seals,
Miss May Howard, Miss A. Callahan, Miss
II. Hickey. Miss A. Hickey. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. White, Mrs. A. Clarke, DR.. and Mrs.
w. D. Rhinehart. Captain L w. Lake, HI.
J. J. Holland, Mr.. J. A. Peabody, Mr..
A. NcCann. Mr.. Charles Hadfield. Mr..
F. Pslls, Mr.. Nelse Emerson, MI. ]. Wright.
Mr.. W. Bacon, Mr.. G. Hopkins. Mr.. J.
Callahan, Mr.. J. Doyle, Mr.. e. Pells, Mr..
w. 6arlis. Mr.. G. Wright. Mr.. w. J. Burns.
Mr.. J. Peabody. Mr.. ]. NcKittrick, Mr.. ].
Meyers, Mr. e. Sullivan, Mr.. w. Beck, Mr.
P. Carpenter, Mr.. w. II. Wright, Mr.. T. G.
Holland, Mr.. A. w. Hight, Mr.. ]. Daniels,
Mr.. T. Daniels, Mr.. N. Daniels. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. L Hearsey, Mr.. w. n.
Cockerili, Mr.. w. II. Franklin, Mr.. w. Ora
ham. Mr.. L. Sheppee. Mr.. N. O. johnson.
Mr.. 81. K. Nelson, Mr.. J. g. Sullivan, Mr..
F. n. Brown. Mr.. L. n. Marley, Mr.. v.
Penhlow.
''DKEsTRrcK sKULE" AT YREMoxr.
The performance OF the old-time play,
"Desstrick Skule," BY the Fremont and
Edgewater people, in Concert hall Friday
and Saturday evenings, Was . success in
nearly every particular, and served Is
source Of sids-splitting fun for the large
audience WHO attended. As Il quite well
known, the plSy has been fehearsed for the
past six weeks under the direction Of Judge
+. A. Mcdonald, Of Green Lake. The com.
hitting Of the different parts was almost
perfect Judge Mcdonald as Professor
Isaac Pettingale, the teacher, Was the back
bone and success Of the play. Joshua Flip,
the funny part Of the evening, was success-
fully mastered by G. e. Remsberg, and
William Ashwcrth, Is suffering Jimuel
Jawbreaker, brought down the house with
his natural Improvisation. The others
with the success Of the affair O. are their
by Miss J. 1helan, Mr.. H. Thelan and Mr..
W. Mesdag. Following Is the programme:
Ope1tsg.
MuoiC-Vtolin and piano.
.........-.... Miss J. Tnslan ana Mr.. Mesdag
Hesskish Bsanbiosscm. s' Aso
Street ecene-chhdrsn going 20 school
Roll call.
Enter Mrs. Flinnigan and con Timothy.
= - new he Way ". ws.l Our Hands"
Infant clasA
Geography.
Grammer.
Noon scene
AuitcTviolin and %,ppt piano <: ~:
.............. Miss J. Thelan and NJ. Mesdae
afternoon.
Enter committee.
Addree. Of welcome: .....: sobnns Periwinkle
Jimmy Lite.
Composition-"spEing" Lucinda Jane Jinkins
Declam stion--"The Boy Stood On the Burn-
ing Deck" ............-T Timothy r,nnigan
Dsc,amation. ws.hinston' and Hi. H: sSneS'
p..,.... Jimuei tJaworeakerl
Recitation: THE Dead DOH"
Address to School Committee
Remarks BY Esquire NoitalL
Aud Lang 6yue.
RAvENNA PARK SCHOOL.
The Cleonian society at the female col
lege gave an excellent concert In the school
building Friday afternoon. It being
Thanksgiying week the students made ex-
ira preparation and found themselves am
ply rewarded BY pleasant time and the
just praise Of their teachers. Following Is
the programme rendered:
Essay-.0ood Humor'' ;. .Miss Christina Farley
Rscitation-"A District Cour:ship''.
p.,;,.,,., ..o. *. Mis- B1sns Klrkpasrick
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on the Farm"
Re.dins-.1 Voice From the Poornonss Auen
r..:,::a..r. i nssa 49, :; Asnwoftn
Reading-"A Weeks Journal" Miss Minnie Mn Peci
Rscitation-"rwinkls. Twinkle Little Star"
Little Esther Beck
SOCIAL BALL AT BALLARD.
The sheet and FELLOWSHIP ball given in
Nelson's hall, Ballard, Thanksgiving night,
owing to the dance Wednesday evening,
was not very largely attended. 1t was, in
fact. an impromptu affair. and only In
tended to serve few hours' amusement.
Those who attended, however, report an
excellent time. The music for dancing was
furnished by Professor Stills orchestra.
and At II O'Clock good supper was served.
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT BALLARD.
pleasant birthday party was given Miss
Annie Mitchell ct the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Borzone on Shilshole avenue Tues
day evening in honor of her eighteenth
birthday. A host of young folks were
present and the evening was spent in 4
most enjoyable manner at whist and music.
Humorous games were also interspersed
and kept up the buoyancy Of the enter
tainment
CARD PARTY AT BALLARD.
An enjoy ble card party was give at the
residence Of Miss r. n. Bacon on Post
street, Ballard, Tuesday evening. The
game of progressive what with numerous
other amussmsnts occupied the pleasant
time of the company, while later bounti-
full supper was served. Among those pres
ent were: Miss G. H. Borxone, Miss +.
NJ. Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bunkman.
Mr.. ]. McKittrick. Mr.. J. Doyle, Mr.. G.
Bacon and Nj. w. J. Burns
sNOH0MIsH SOCIETY.