The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-10
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
The Pantomine of Little Red Riding
Hood" Well Rendered.

The paneoniae OF Little Red Riding Hood
was presented So the Ballard ope-a-house dur
ing the past week by the ladies Of s. Stephens
church before most appreciative audience.
The play was opened by eight Young ladies'. who
gave the "Be.lamy Dance The chief features
OF the play were tas fasot gsthersrs, Little Red
Riding Hood, the green huars-nau aud the wolf.
The characters ware taken by the following:
The fagos gatherers, twenty-five Ballard chill
dgen; Red Riding Hood, Miss Flossie Peabody:
green huntsmaa. Master Ray Peabody; isiFy.
Miss Benny Narvina; wolf. Mr. d. Hancock
The whole performances was greeted by rspeate /
applause. AMI the performance Will, We under
stand, be repeated ia TIE near future o. the
special request OF some OF the audience The
transformation scene at the close was received
with even more applause Khan the former part
OF the programme. Too much credit cannot be
given 10 those who h2d The matter in charge,
who had worked So faithfully - make it the
success il was
The installation Of the officers OF Salmon Bay
Lodge. No. 100. !. O. o. T.. for the ensuing term.
and the pleasant socia! after Ihe ceremonies II
the opera house on Thursday night was one of
those enjoyable events which il will light thosa
present ID recall n ths long years hereafter.
The officers we're installed By District Deputy
l. Il DimmiDg. assisted by 2. \. johnson, ".
+ Williams, {. Going, George Meachsm and
+ A. KELLEY, Of Seattle. After the installation
e. interesting programme OF speeches. choruses
4IA3NSILSs. s0lc-, Sr1 ! sword dill Sy 4 CON-
pa2y OF casYallsrs in UNIFORM wss rendered.
Chaplain Taomas HSaIs.0u, Noble Grand D.
Des2oyeF. George NsscAam. E A kelley and =.
A Jo1Esoa made instructive ami witty speeches.
& Row and sang German military song. which
was received with prolonged applause, ceasing
oalE when be responded with "A Warrior
sold IS sn encore. Chevaliers ].
: Knott Harry soadeV, F. F. Merrlman,
= " Myers and \. Wright, under tho
command OF Captain +. l. Johnson assisted by
Ensign &. Rowiand, :. B.; Robert Hamilton
ald Lieutenant J. (. Green performed The sword
exercise and some military maneuvers with
ne precision OF regulars. After the rendition
O. me programme ice cream sni CAKE was
served 10 The Invited guests. Among those pres
eat were: Mr., aud Mrs r F. Hawiev, Mr. and
MIS- = Hesseg. Mr.. and Mrs Z. Hswley. Mr. and
Ms. :. y kFaass, Mr.. AMI Mrs. Crooks, Mr. and
Mr. Chamberlain, Mr.. aud Mrs William Curtiss,
Nr and Ms. \ W. Preston. M-. and Mrs E F.
kaGAAler, Mr.. Snd Mrs. George Shields Nh and
Mrs FRANK Feazer, Mr. and Mrs IL Brinkman,
M and Mrs Charles MeLach an, Mr. and Mrs.
h ". NFover, Mr.. and Mrs. \ pesaoyer, Mr.. and
Ms u. DesuoYer. Mr.. and Mrs George P.
Ho.1en' Nix aud Mrs. John sullivan. Mr. and
Ms t~'er Hesser, M and Mrs John Reed, Mr..
40 Ms {. ". Reed Mr.. AMI Mrs. Pells, Mr. and
Ms [cyrmsaska, Mrs l. NJ Curtiss Mrs J.
"Tgat Mrs. Hsda0ld. Mr.. 7. II. smith, Dr. "
<oaaSon, Professor J. " Layhne. Mr.. A Me-
Sa2h, Nj. Charles Laud9Fs, Mr.. Il. r. Peterson,
Miss Dora HSsser. Miss Iva Pells and Miss Nc
Lssn.