The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1892-01-07

cess both in attendance and enjoyment,
for all have entered into the spirit Of
gaiety with q will. The desire for social
entertainment has not ceased with the
numerous parties that have passed, for
several more are already announced for
the near future and others are being dis
cussed with lively interest.
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The old-year-out-and-neW party
at the Hotel Yakima was a social success.
The attendance was large, and the floor
was constantly covered by the dancers,
who seemed to enjoy every minute Of the
time from 0 p. m. until 2 a. m. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Greer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rayburn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Vance, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Spinning, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
WhitSon, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Humphrey,
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Milroy, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bartho-
let, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. James, Mr.. and
MTs. r. Strobach, Mr.. and Mrs. II. II.
Schott, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Gets, Mr..
and Mrs. q. s. Courier, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
F. White, Miss Wheeler, Miss Nichols,
Miss Wright, Miss Patton. Miss Barker,
Miss Allen, Miss Dora Allen, Miss Gull
land, Miss Baxter, Miss Vaughn, Miss
Dunning, Miss HOughton, Of Seattle, Mrs.
o. NJ. Graves, Mrs. L. ]. May, Mrs. q.
W. Goodwin, David Wilson, Of Tacoma,
David Guilland, Jr., George Guilland. A.
Rossbach, H. Harris. G. A. Bailey, F.
TennisOn, Jay sedgwick, Of Tacoma, l.
H. Oils, E. J. Hamacher, W. II. Ker-
shaw, Al KATE, N. Perry, Elin Baxter,
Alfred Sinclair, D. W. Coates, N. Todt-
man, Harry COonse, W. G. Cornett, w.
Wallace, Mr.. Watt, Frank Bartholet,
Samuel starrow, W. W. Anterior, W. H.
Hare, H. H. Lombard and Edward N.
Reed.
Pastor Robert Warner, Of the NJ. L.
church, and wife were very agreeably sur
prised on New Years night upon their re-
turn from services TO find the parsonage
crowded with guests and the tables groan-
ing with the weight Of all kinds Of pro-
visions and delicacies rendered them as
New Years gifts. A couple Of hours were
pleasantly spent in song and converse
ton, when all dispersed to their homes,
carrying with them the gratitude Of the
happy recipients Of 20 many Of the good
things Of this life.
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The ball given at MasOn's opera house
by the Spiritual society New Years eve
was such success socially and financially
that arrangements are being made to cel-
citrate the first anniversary Of the society's
existence and WashiDgton's birthday at
the same time by another ball at the
opera house on Feb. %. This society, by
the way, is the only one Of the kind in
the state, although there are many
Throughout the United States who pride
themselves on being not only liberal in
their views, but especially patriotic, and
as the society was organized on Washing
tons birthday, it Is held that that occa-
sion will be especially appropriate for
their anniversary ball. The music will
be furnished by Reads orchestra.
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\ A "cobWeb" social will be given on
Tuesday evening next by the ladies Of the
Congregational church in their hall in the
Caldwell block. There will be abundance
Of sport amid the niazeS Of the cobWebs,
aud the first and last ones through will
be given prizes. There will also be lit
erary and musical exercises and refresh
ments, for which nominal charges will be
made. A "bee" will be held Monday
night for the purpose Of weaving the
cObwebs.
The marriage Of Miss Alice Reed,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Reed, Of
Riona, to Carl A. Jensen, the popular
druggist Of Prosser, Is announced for Jan.
IL. The ceremony will be performed at
the residence Of the bTide's parents, after
which the happy couple win begin their
new life in a charming cottage residence
which Mr.. Jensen has Just completed at
Prusser. The HERALD joins many Yak
ina friends in wishes for the health, pros
perity and happiness Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jensen.
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Those who remember the military ball
given q year ago by Company E Of the
N. g. W. will learn with pleasure that
the boys In blue are arranging for q novel
entertainment, being q sheet and pillow
case party, which will be given in SWitE-
er's on the anniversary Of Waahington's
birthday, Feb. p. Messrs. Kline Nc.
Leod, Joseph Liggett and J. J. Tyler have
been appointed as an executive commit
tee, which Is an assurance that everything
that will contribute to the enjoyment Of
those who attend will be looked after.
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Friday evening Of next week will b
ladies' night at the Yakima club, and q
large gathering is Anticipated. The ladies
Of section No. l will have charge Of the
refreshments. The proposed sheet and
pillow case party has been abandoned IOI
the time being, and the evening will b
devoted mainly TO cards.