The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-06
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
A Young Lady Successfully Surprise
Fine New England supper.

A Young Lady successfully Surprised
Fine New England supper.
Miss Jessie Young was successfully rendered
asurprise party 81 the residence OF her parents
last Wednesday evening. Miss Jessie, assisted,
by her morther and sisters, Miss Emeline and
Miss Helen, made every one feel perfectly az
home The evening was pleasantly spent by all
present, who duly appreciated the singing and
the various novel games which were intro
dueed. Miss Jessie Young was made the recip-
lent of several presents, one OF which was an
artistic and elaborate floral design. the gift of
Mr.. Ziegler of Seattle. At 10:30 fine col alton
was served, after which the games and social
converse were resumed and continued until
late hour. Those present were: Miss Emeliue
Young, Miss Helen Young, Miss jennie Hart,
Miss Aurelis Hike, Miss Addie Hawlsy, Miss
Iva Pells, Miss Jessie Young, Mr.. l. Hawley,
Mr.. B. Burnett, Mr.. @. James, Mr.. T. Kearney,
Mr.. c. Pells, Mr.. A. E. Pretty, Mr.. II. Hawley,
Mr.. A. McCann, Mr.. Z. J. Hopkins, Mr.. s. Lam
bert, Mr.. F. Pells, Mr.. L Zieger.
New England supper, under the auspices OF
St. Stephens Episcopal church, was given at
the st. Nicolas house, on First avenue, Friday
evening. After the supper the guests INDUCED
in dancing. On New Years eve a masquerade
ball will be given under the auspices of the
same church. Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Lind, Mr..
ana Mrs. Maxwell, Mr.. aud Mrs. Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. j. A. Peabody, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c.
huutley, anu MIS-. styles, MI. dUu Mrk. }. L.
smart, DR.. J. II. Rinehart, Miss Rinehart, Miss
Zula Dill, Mss Mabel Dill, Miss Hinckle, Miss
Midlothian. the Misses Emerson, Miss PeIls, tho
Misses Horgan, Miss kilworth, Miss Batey, Mss
Fonda. Miss Cleveland, the Misses Peabody, Mr..
Will Dill, Mr.. W. Ii. Dill, Mr.. Dixon. Mr.. Max
Peabody, Mr.. Joseph Peabody. Mr.. Richard Pea
body Mr.. Cockrell. Mr.. Patterson, Mr.. Ashton,
Mr.. Stairs, Mr. Ailliner, Mr.. Akin, Mr.. Lambert,
Mr.. Hopkins. Mr.. A. Mccain, MI Warren Lucas,
Mr.. J. L. sullivan, Mr.. G. Kellogg, Mr.. Morton,
Mr.. J. Doyle, Mr.. 2. F. Morrow.
After the literary society of the Y. N. c. A.
had adjourned on Tuesday evening, the score
tary, MI W. U. Hays, gave reception aud sup
per 10 the members. About thirty sat down 10
supper after which Mr. Hawley, Mr.. Jacobson
and Mr.. Faulkner were called upon TO address
guests and cheerfuily responded. The evening
was brought to close by singing "My Country,
It's of Thee" ending q most profitable and
pleasant nights enjoyment.
Mr.. and Mrs John orr lett Ballard on Tues
day for Victoria where they will permanently
reside. Mr.. and Mrs. Orr have been prominent
in all social aud public events in Ballard since
they moved there two years ago. Mr.. Orr was
the nominee of one of the conventions for eoun-
Gilman. Their many friends will miss them.
The Ladies Aid society will give a neektie
social at the Presbyterian church on Friday
evening Tho ladies are requested 10 wear an
apron and make necktie TO correspond. The
neckties are 10 be sold to the gentlemen AL
are invited TO attend.