Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-19

entertaining visitors and enjoying them
selves.
The past week in Fairhaven's social
world was characterized by a succession
of brilliant, charming and enjoyable
events. Society in the Focal City has
determined to enjoy itself, and in keeping
with every decision arrived at by the
residents of Fairhaven, it succeeded adj
mirably. Fairhaven's population is
thoroughly cosmopolitan, every section of
the Union contributing its quota of resi-
DENTS and though all were strangers the
few gatherings have done much toward
bringing all in contact with each other
and thereby forming ties of friendship.
sPIDER-wEB SOCIAL
ThiStleS hall contained a merry, happy
crowd last Tuesday evening, the occa-
sion being the giving of spider web So
cial by the ladies of st. James Guild.
The Guild is becoming famous for its So
cias, and whenever an announcement is
made that an event under its auspices
will be given, society anticipates 1t with
feelings of pleasure The hall was
crowded during the early part OF the even
ing, and had been taStefully decorated for
the occasion The boxes were so ar
ranged as to appear like huge spider webs,
and the effect was both pleasing and ar
tlstlc; Splendid music was IN aJtehdance'
ana the merry makers dahceG uhJll lale
hour in the morning. An elegant lunch
was served, ana the tables were presided
over with charming grace by.the ladies of
the Guild.
FAIRHANEN TENNIS CLUB
Out of door healthy exercise, Spiced
n with pleasure and friendly rivalry. will
be one Of the features of the summers
o, fnI,,,rt,+ M Lairba,,o, STo,ris Inn
held an enthusiastic meeting Thursday
afternoon at DR.. Brownies office and after
transactlhg routine business elected
officers IN the selection OF MT: EoIand
&. GamWell as president, Ihe club as
played good Judgment as ne is devoted
TO the sport, is an expert tennis player
and has taken no part in the differences
existing regarding the organization OF
the club. lie viii tend TO unite ana mar
monte all lll-Ieellng and Will contribute
much toward Keeping alive interest IN
the game. The club starts out with over
forty members aud with every indication
OF success.
QUEEN ESTHER
The first rehearsal of the ladies and
gentlemen who are TO take part i'm the
coming production Of the cantata Queen
Esther" was held Thursday evening. If
any doubts existed re yarding the ability
ofJthp people of Fairhaveu to present the
cantata. thew were dispelled by the graft
flying success attending the rehearsal
In Mr. G. f. Mayer, who has kindly con-
sented to act as director. the managers
have a thorough musician, capable
leader and one Who will make the pro-
duction brilliant and pronounced sue
cess. Mr.. MAYER expressed himself as
agreeably surprised to find so much good
material and such fine voices among the
residents of the Focal Citv. The parts
have not vet been ASSIGNED but will he AT
the next rehearsal
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-, ihH iN'LHh Al noNE
On wednesday evening OF the OUTGOING
week Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley X. lnslee's
handsome home was thrOnged with in
Yted friends who were filled with the de
lights OF the happy occasion OF an AT
niUlie - P,ioH. Al oiilpliSneu
comnaniment In The nioaSanI ronverSa-
ton of the guests. the parlors and dining
hall were profuseiv and prettilv deco
rated with cut flowers. ferns and other
plants. and the refreshments were unnsn-
aIlv deIicious Mr. and Mrs InsIee wore
assisted i'm receiving Inv Mesdames Cam
well, Harvey. Holbro6k Strader Mrs
Mckinley being unable to be present ON
account of illness. The tables were pre-
sided over bv Mr.. d. Dam Egan and Kiss
Elsie Ward1er. Among The guests whose
names the UERATn renorter was enabled
to obtain were MessTs, and Mesdames
Hans de Grief. Theodore II, Bacon. II n
Bevans, j. s. Mundv. n w GiIIette
John Black. James ~ Darling +, w
Means, w. ii. WELDON. Green. G. ID. Fran
els. Charles p. Hill. q NJ So Relic w
L. Hedge, G.. w, Lysle, w r Aibee
Pierce Evans, John r. Willie, Galley
Colonies and Mesdames Cbristonbep angj
Vissches. Mesdames Georga A Biacly II
II. Bacon. George A. KeIl9gg A p Nov.
mour, Frank Wilkinson r + Nareditb
A. l.. Black. Jr.. Misses Racon Gibbone
Kellogg, Christopher, Kate Wardner'
Eggleston. and Messrs w r. RissaIi q