The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-08
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
Farewell Parties Well Enjoyed-Christ
ian Church Tableaux.

Farewell Parties Well Enjoyed-Chrtst-
ian Church Tableaux.
On Tuesday evening the Christian church
gave most enjoyable entertainment in the
opera-hous Although the weather was IN
favorable there was good attendance and
fine musical and literary programme inter
spersed with beautiful tabieaux, was rendered.
The tabeau. "Rock OF Ages" illustrated by
Miss Lens Emerson cEnging to the cross, was
grand and beautiful. Pocahontas was wildly
represented by Mr.. James Packard, Mr.. Harris
and Mr.. w. c. sprague. The solo OF Mr.. Nc
Meekin and recitation by Miss Emeline Young
were much above the average productions; in
deed all parts OF the programme deserved the
applause so freely given. The following is the
programme:
eao III G WcVsstipp
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sale" Miss E. Young
Tableau-"Justice, Mercy and Peace"
Mis-: Zen" E m
Tableau-"Love in a Kitchen"
Tableau-"Pocahontas"
Tableau-aRock OF Ages 49, AWNINGS |'''>
Nj. ". H. Carter, Mr.. Clay Herrick, Mr.. E.. E.
Davis and Mr.. John MeMeekfn.
The residence Of Mrs Wright, on First avenue
west. was the scene of exquisite pleasure last
Wednesday evening, il being the occasion Of
farewell party rendered by Mrs. Wright and her
sister, Miss Turner, IN honor of Mr.. J. R. Harri-
gan, popular young man of Ballard, before he
took his departure for Portland. Nothing was
left undone 10 make all present thoroughly en-
joy the occasion, aud pleasant recollsctions of
the most pleasant time will nnger in the minds
OF those who were present for some time to
counteract their regret at the departure Of Mr..
Harrigan. Dancing and whist playing were
freely INDUCED in before and after refreshments
were served, interspersed with some choice
music by Mrs. Clark, Miss Rhinehart. Miss Tur-
ner, Mr.. Harrigan and Mr.. Mcpherson. There
were present: Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Hadfeld, Mr.
and Mrs. Miller, Mrs Hamilton, DR.. and Mrs.
Rhinehart, Mrs. Clark, Miss Madgs Mcdonald
and Miss Edith Mcdonald, Miss Dill, Miss
Bowers, Miss Mcclellan. Miss McVsy, Miss
Wright, Miss Turner, Mr.. Sobey, Mr. Cooper
M CIeary, Mr.. Mcpherson, DR.. Johnston, Mr..
Pretty. Mr.. Sullivan, Professor Lahne, Mr. En-.
gerson, Mr.. Richard Peabody and Mr. Joseph
Peabody, Mr. Will Wright and Mr.. A. Mccain,
Some splendid music was furnished those who
danced by Mr.. Wright and Mr.. Dagan.
On Thursday evening Miss Mabel Dill was
honored by large party of her friends and adj
mirers. who rendered her a reception at her
fathers residence on First avenue. The recep-
ton, although unexpected, was none the less
enjoyable. Joy unconined among the
guests, who passed merry time with cards.
music and dancing until late hour. A palat.
able collation. was parsaken of with keen rel.
ish. Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
c. E. Dill Professor and Mrs. c. E. Roberts. Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Maxwell, Mr.. and Mrs J. A. Pes
body, Mrs. Maude Clarke, Mrs II. F. weise, Miss
Turner, Miss McCuIloch, Miss Mamie Rhinehar.
Miss Aadge Mcdonald, Miss Edith Mcdonald
Miss Clara Mcdonald, Mr.. and Miss Peu.
Miss Bowers, Miss Dora Emerson, M sankev
Mr.. Grub, Mr.. J. NJ. Lahne, Dr. Walter John.
ston, Mr.. Ross, Mr.. Hyde, Mr. Joseph Peabodr.
Mr.. Richard Peabody, Mr.. Max Peabody, Mr. 81
Sullivan, Mr.. Ed Hopkins, Mr.. John DOYLE. NJ
J. F. Harrigan, Mr.. Selse Nelson and NJ
Thomas Mcpherson.
The \. N. c. A. arithmetic class met on Tbprs.
day evening There were fourteen scholars
present, with Mr.. 2. Folenius rs teacher. Af,a-
the lesson & pleasant reception was held
Iwenty-four young men sat down to sunne-
during which a literary society was organized.
whlcn Will meet at the rooms every Tuesdav
evening al O'Clock. Mr.. Lee Hebner wasunor.
imousy chosen chairman; Mr.. W. Hebner- 70.
cording secretary. The following p,ograrnnoa
was arranged for the next meeting:
Opening Address. NJ. Harria
speech. .3,.:..............Mr. Thomas Houston
ChI.ean Affairs. ................Mr. z. Fo.lenins
W. O Haya
nshsta .......Afiirmative-Mr. Thom,s sHSiha22p
J ..Negative-Mr. Warren Trcas
After supper the evenings reception CO..
rought to close by a cheerful speech froTo
MT. HOUSTON. Among those present 1xa-a,
Secretary W. o. Hays, Mr.. L Hebner, Mr.. "
HebneF, MI I. HOUSTON, Mr.. ". Harris. NJ
T, II. Payne, Mr.. Lee Benner. Mr.. r. 8 W.
Mr.. NJ Dedriekson, Mr.. P. Follenius, NJ w
Knapp, Mr.. Thomas Shields, Mr. c. O H.,
beck, Mr.. I. c. Carpenter, Mr.. F. Maury. Mr. "
Lucas, Mr.. J. c. STAY, Mr.. c. E, Brabon NJ n
Hopkins, Mr.. S. Q. Watney. l.
Nj John Simpson, brother of Mrs. job, d.
arrived at Ballard on Thursday, direct from,
Glasgow, Scotland. A0n
The many friends Of Mr. and Mrs. O.W rt.s
win learn with regret of their proposed dena-.I
To 50 unS near insufe M Lind intends to go
and happiness from their host OF admire. IN,
follow thern -@AASHs Will