The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-08-09
BALLARD SOCIAL EVENTS.
OF the "King's Daugh-
ters"-ARairs to Come.

Entertainment of the "King's Daugh-
ters"-ARairs to Come.
On Tuesday evening the Kings Daughters OF
the Presbyterian church met At the residence OF
Mrs. Warren, where q most enjoyable evening
was spent in social converse, instrumental and
vocal music, and Rotations. Mr.. Thomas
HOUSTON also delivered an interesting address,
which was received with applause. Mrs War
rem and her three daughters make most charm
ing hostesses, and ali in consequence had q most
delightful time. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.. HAwlsy AID Miss
Hawley. Mr.. and Mrs w. ". Curtis, Mrs. Curtis,
ST., Mrs. Faulkner, Miss Cora Faulkner, Miss
Jameson, the Misses willard, the Misses Shields,
Mrs. Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs II. Z. Leader. Miss
Rosa De Moss, Mr.. Mccullough. Mr. Millner. Mr..
Thomas HOUSTON. The officers of the Kings
Daughters: Miss Cora Faulkner. president;
Miss Hawley, secretary; Miss Warren. treasurer.
Miss Rinehart, daughter of Dr. }. F. Rnehart,
was pleasantly surprised Friday evening By q
party of young people who called az her resi-
dence and proceeded 20 enjoy themselves with
out ceremony and without restraint. All present
had a good time dancing, singing and with
social games. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Donahue, Miss Zula Dill, Mrs. wilcox, Miss
Edith Mcdonald Miss Madge Mcdonald, Miss
Maggie MoGettrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers, Miss
Gertie KilwoFth. Miss Hazel Wright, the Misses
Horrigan, Miss Robbins, OF Seattle; Mr.. Joseph
Peabody. Mr.. Bristol. Mr.. J. Doyle, Mr.. Nc
Gettrick, Mr. Horrigan, Mr.. MACPHERSON, Mr.. A.
Mccain, Mr.. William Hebner, Mr. Lee Hebner,
Mr. Nelse Emerson. Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. Grub, DIR.
W. Johnson, Mr.. Richard Peabody
The independent Order of Good Templsrs will
give literary and social entertainment at
Berg's hall on Wednesday evening. After the
ndition of a good literary and musical pro-
Framme refreshments will be served. One Of
the novel features OF the occasion will be a soap
bubble contest The one who can blow the
largest bubble will receive prize.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist Epis-
copal church will give another one of their
charming lawn socials on the grounds Of Mrs.
Chamberlain on Friday, August IA Mrs. Pells
has charge of the arrangements and q number
of young people are hard at work practicing for
q literary and musical programme which prom
Uses to excel all past efforts in this line. The
Ballard brass band will also be present and viii
undoubtedly attract q great number who are
lovers of good music.
On favorable moonlight night It is proposed
by number OF young people to charter tug
boat and tow q scow out on the Sound. 1t viii
be moonlight excursion, with dancing, rs-
fFeshments, music. etc.
Mrs J. w. Bowers entertained q number of
her friends on Tuesday evening at her residence,
Second and Broadway. The evening was enjoy
ably spent in games, music, reeitations, special
mention to be made of Mr.. MeCan's parody on
diniug-room where they partook OF dainty re-
past Among those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Kilworth, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Armour, Mr. aud Mrs. Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fairfield, of Port Gamble; Miss Grace Robbins,
of Seattle; Miss Hazel Wright, Miss Gertie Kill
worth, Miss Maggie MeGettrick, Miss Edith Nc
Donald, Mr.. A. Mccain, Mr.. T. Mcpherson, Mr.. J.
B. Harrigan, Mr.. Willie Wright, Mr.. Ed Sullivan,
Mr. Harold Hunt, OF Toronto, Canada, aud Mr..
Clinton Rose, of Seattle.