The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-20
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
A Successful Candidate Celeh,.
baptist Church sunnsr

On Thursday night Mayor I. ". Iak.
bali, to which tn public was invited = !,
opera-house IN honor of his election As ,,a..,.
OF the city Tor the ensuing year. The hsl
crowded and most enjoyable events. ~
spent in dancing aud in several tuy-of.w.s
tests among the scandinavian athletax
many of whom were present. An ex1ellse, -
per was served IL the basement Of the ~
Professor Lee Wrights orchestra iurnishas =
spring muse fur the dancers.
On Thursday evening the members ~ "a
Baptist church gave supper in the Rer.eh !.
Baatist church, on FIRST aud Day street.
atabie supper was furnished and sous
bowl presented to each guest Owing ~ -
public ball given by Mayor T. W. Lake IN -
same evening, the attendance was smaller a..
IL otherwise would have been. The foIInvsa.
programme elected marks OF Appreciates.
Instrumental Solo Mrs. ]. NJ r.a.,. |
Observation-Disclosures Prayer I.osa 80
Vocal Duet Mrs j. NJ Donsks
Mr.. C. Mllue
Select Reading. Miss Bertha Thm..-
cOio- MI Charles ui4.ss
On Saturday night the Kings Dau,h,.s
assisted by the Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pa.
byterian church, gave a social, supper and ~. /
sry and musical entertainment in the oss,.
house. Supper was served from O'Clock nm
8, when the programme was rendered. .hs
which supper was again served to those -,
desired a frst-class lunch The eisas.
ladies dressed i'll Martha Washington eostrs.
gave Martha Washington tea. The youp,.
ladies, dressed in the fashion OF centurv y.
held a fair in booths and disposed OF useinl ~
ornamental articles suitable for Christina ris |
The proceeds will be devoted TO the relief a. a
poor. The following programme was well nm
dered:
Address. Observation-Disclosures. Rev z R Fab
recitation. .-............G ertie suIliysuI
Instrumental Solo. Eva Winssl
Tableau-"k Kidnapping" .......
InecltaIion ''-'.''..'....'... Befnice Jamesol
Vocal Duet. The Misses ConEr
Dialogue-"Fhe Train 10 Manro" .........
Instrumental Duet. The Misses Winxr
AUNT ~ .-...-''.......-.,: NJ. i. Haulsaa
Vocal Duet ..................Th The Misses Emerxn
Taoleau--"Kinds of Occupation" -
Dialogue-"lne True Philosophy"
instrumental SOLO. ..s".........-....Mis Miss Turney
hecltau0h. -.-.--.......-.......-.. Eva shisltl
Vocal Solo. Little Miss MeDonsa
The past week at Ballard has been q plesssutyY
ana profitable one indeed 10 the disarau,j
churches and benevolent societies Blu, nonsI
OF the affairs are more worthy OF notice than ,hs
''souvenr supper" given by the ladies Of ia
First Baptist church on Thursday evening Thai
entertainment consisted of songs, duets, resaI
ings, speeches, etc Alter q short address N
welcome on beneyolence by Mr. George I'll
Scott he offered in a few well-ehosen words al
Tribute to Womsn." After his address the io|
lowing programme was rendered:
instrumental Music-"Tannhauser's March"
:.................... Mrs. J. NJ Douahrs|
kecltation-'Gold'.. ..........M Miss Rose Groys|
Duet-"What Are the Wild Waves Saying?"
Mrs. j. NJ. Donahue and Mr.. [. Mi.lins
Select Reading-"Marie Spicers Census Re-
turns -.....-....... Miss Bertha Thus.u
Solo-"Why Do Summer Roses Fade?"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mr. MiliInr