Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-06-07

can be 1Ound Jnab offers greater lhuuCc-
ments for camping out than the vicinity
OF Bellingham bay. The beautiful lakes,
rivers and streams, Astounding with the
noblest and finest of fish, the luxuriant for
ests, the grand and inspiring scecery, all
within few hours journey of the city, |
will attract many from the cares and
worry Of business.
Last year a party camped at Lake
Whatcom and entertained their friends in |
royal style. Pilgrimages to the camp
were made every evening by large num-
Der Of persons, and the pleasant time
spent there is still remembered by all who
participates
DRIVE WHIST PARTY.
Mr.. Fred N. Culver gave an enjoyable
drive whist party Thursday evening, at
his home on Eleventh street. The ladies
first prize, handsome oil painting on
porcelain, painted by Mrs. Culver, was
won by Mrs. y. c. Atkinson, while
the gentleman's first prize, a handsome
morocco case, was won by Mr.. s. j.
Knight. Mr.. and Miss Wills were award
ed the "booby" prize. At the conclusion
Of the card-playing refreshments were
served and the guests were entertained
with musical selections rendered by Mr..
and Miss Culver. At midnight the guests
departed, having spent delightful even
ing and hoping to meet their host again
In the near future.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs
l.. l.. Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Atkinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. N. Culver, Mrs. Crossth-
waite, Misses Essie and Jennie Blake,
Florence Atkinson, Ada and Myrtle
Toles, Emily Aitken, Louise Culver and
Miss Willis, and Messrs. S. J. knight, Il.
q. Earle, II. l.. Reid, j. A. Frye, G.. A.
Clum, J. +. Cox, V. X. Hendricks, Mr.
Willis and o. II. Culver.
AT HOME
DIR. and Mrs. f. L. Bickford will be ''ai
home" TO their numerous friends, June 10
at their residence on Seventeenth street
between Knox and Douglas avenues.
NOTES
A large number Of young people nightly
attend the skating rink, and their antics
and capers create no end Of amusement
dance was given at the Pavilion last
evening, and was well attended. Th'
music was furnished by Wardner Hos
Company orchestra, and consisted of TIVE
violins, clarionet, base violin, pian'
and coronet, and was by far the fines
music heard at any dance given In tn
city. The hose company now has bras
band and an orchestra.
Mr.. j. W. Parmelee and WIFE the forme
of whom Is the general agent OF the Grea
Western Mutual Aid Association, an &C
cident and life insurance company o
Denver, Col, has been sojourning severa
weeks in Fairhaven and are so much de
lighted with our plucky little city tina
they will remain several weeks Longer
Mr. and Mrs. Parmelee are both delight
ful people socially and Mr.. p. is a gentle
man OF excellent business traits, witha
They have already made a host of friend
among our good people and will increas
in popularity with every day OF thei
stay, which II Is hoped. may be a long on,
Mr.. Parmelee has appointed as the RESI-
dent agent OF his strong and reliable CON
pany Mr.. Ed ). Chandler, well known I
the business people as a gentleman
pure business qualifications, the stricte.
Integrity and unbounded popularity. TIL
HERALD congratulates the Great Western
Mr.. Parmelee, Mr.. Chandler and all cor
cerned upon the appointment.
DIR. Il. Il. West, late of New Whatcon
and one of the most accomplished phys
clans In the state, has moved to Fairhave
and has taken rooms Ia the Griffin blocl
on Eleventh street. He has also taken
house which Is being fitted up for his res
dence, and his family VIII be here in
few days. The addition OF DIR. West
the professional, and his family and Sc
to the social circles Of Falrhaven, is a
excellent accession. DIR. West is not on
learned and highly accomplished as
physician, but is a genial and most ga
liant gentleman. Aside from his oih
high social qualities Is his zeal, and ha'
ing the high attributes OF Freemasonr
of which order he Is a bright and shlnir
light. Mrs. West adds to her many charm
ing social quantities the taste and tale
OF a connOiseur In art, especially in pain
ing, in which she Is truly gifted as a Tyr
and landscape painter. Fairhaven soc
ETY. will be delighted with the West fan
lily, and those who know them best will
those who will most heartily endorse d
hope here expressed, that they will find
Falrhaven long and happy abidii
place.
Hon. Frank Richards. state senat
from this district, returned yesterd
from visit OF about two months to |
mother and other near relatives In ca
cago and Woodstock, Illinois, In viii
latter place Senator Richard passed /
boyhood and early manhood The sen
tor being one OF the harbor line comml
soners was in Fairhaven yesterday wi
the u. $. surveyors, who are headed
Captain Gilbert, OF the engineer corr
and who are making the coast surve
preliminary to the establishment OF 1
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