The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-29
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
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querade Ball.
The shilshole Hose Company gave . mas.
querade ball on Wednesday night in thu onera-
mouse HE public generally show their apore-
ciailon OF the efforts of the volunteer FIRE
department by good attendance at ALI their
entertainments, and on this occasion the at
tendance was especially good. large CON.
ahsen' from Seattle also materially enlarged
the number present A great variety of charac-
ters was represented, and the antics OF the mora
s.otesque characters created an endl ess amount
vi inn. HIS Satanic Majesty, or Beelzebub. the
req oevll, was seen gracefully Waiting with
innocent school girls; eorpulent old farmer
trippeh along lightly with Little Red Riding
Hood; the dude apparently carried on a Ses
perate irritation with an old wsshwomsn; while
the spanish girl, the milk maid and the lace girl
ana queen seemed to be on terms OF the greatest
familiarity with Turks, fishermen sailors
and people OF low and high degree
Professor Blondin's orchestra furnished sxcsl-
lent music and the Queen restaurant provided
"a gooo supper, which added to the enjoyment
OF the occasion. Among those present not
masked were: Mayor T. W. Lake, DR.. j. IN
kinehart, Miss Rinehart, Miss Mcclellan, Mr.. j.
ID Lahne, Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Lind, Mrs To!t,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nanny, Mrs scher, Miss
slehsr, Mrs. II. Z. Leader. Among those
masked were: Mr.. E. J. Hopkins, sailor: Miss
Lottie Fowler. ghost; Miss Mary Betty, Miss
III,
girls; Mr.. Henry McCurrie, Norwegian sailor;
Miss Maggie o'Brien, night; Mrs. J. S. Peterson.
seattle, Little Red Riding Hood; Miss Lottie
Leighton, school girl; Miss Mary Leon
ard, flower girl Miss Mary Moss, queen;
Mrs. Morshouse, Seattle, school girl; Mrs
Eokhart. Seattle, daisy; Mr.. Thomas White,
washwoman; Mrs. Beck, school girl; Miss
Theresa kath. star OF the night; Mrs. Nadeau,
Seattle, spanish girl; Mr. c. E. Lake, dude; Mr..
Z. Ia Wright and family, happy family; Miss
eva Winsor, milk maid; Mr.. III. E. Leader, red
devil or Beizebub Miss Christie Peterson, Span
ish girl; MISS Mary Kiddie, Seattle, lace girl;
Mrs. Henry McCurrie, nightingale; Mr. Nc
Currie. fsherboy; Miss Gertrude Butte, gypsy;
Miss Mamie James, fairy; Mr.. II. Wsrnsholdt,
Turk; Mr. J. S. Peterson, Mother Hubbard; Mr..
John Howard, Bridget; Mr.. Ed Shoore, dude;
Miss Mabel Howard, darkness OF night; Mrs.
Woodrung, star of the night; Miss CIarinda
Bazone, flower girl; Mr. Nick Beck, farmer; Mr.
W. Lake. clown; Mr.. ]. Callaghan, sailor; Miss
Mcdonald, Scotch lassie.
On Wednesday evening a pound surprise
party was given to the Rev. 2. K. Fahs at the
Methodist Episcopal parsonage. Every visitor
carried pound OF some useful article, which
was presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Fahs. A few re-
marks were made by Mr.. stevens aud the Rev.
z. r. Fahs. A pleasant social evening was
spent Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Stevens, Mr.. and Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Pslls, Mrs.
Brygger. Mr.. Sehulsted, Miss schulsted, Mr..
Frank Schulsted, Mrs. Abraham Kilworth, Miss
Bower, Miss Emeline Young, Mr.. ana Mrs. C. II.
Hebnsr. Mrs. J. V. Ward, Mr.. Thomas HOUSTON,
Mr.. Frank Sprague
A Thanksgiving musicale and literary enter
tainment was given at the Methodist Episcopal
church on Thursday night The church was
well filed and the programme s a whole was
interesting and the different parts were credit
ably rendered, though in some instances below
the usual standard. The recitation by Mr.. A. 4.
Pretty, "0ver the Hill from the Poorhouse,"
was delivered with good effect Miss Lindquist
sang sweetly, ''Down the Stream of Time," and
"Good Night" by a quartette, greatly pleased
the audience. The following is the programmes:
song-"Praise Waited for Thee" Choir
Rscitstion-"God Is Now Here. ...........
Duet-"In the Starlight ..........-.......'
.............. Miss Brygger and Mrs hickey
Recitstion-"Nobody's Child" ...............
solo-"Model Church" Mr. William Anderson
Observation-Disclosures Thanksgiving. 49,:
ouartette-aRuth'".M Mr.. 4. Z. Pretty Miss
Anderson, MIR. Frank sprague, Mrs. Dlckey
:. ................7.... Miss Jennie Brygger
solo--"Gently Down the Stream Of Time"
Recltation-"The Boots OF Ny Chidhood",
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mr.. Robert Hopkins
Reading-"A Warning" Miss Bertha Thurston
songl"r tn Hymn ~ Choir r.hI
sse.sio ny the Hin 10 s the Poor rams
Rscitstion-"over the Hill rom the Poor
ouartette-"Good Night" Mr. A. Z. Pretty,
Mr.. F. schulsted, Miss Anderson, Miss
Bigger.
Doxology.
On next Wednesday night the ladies OF St.
Stephens Episcopal Guild will give New Eng
land amman M the ct Nicholas hotel