The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-04-17
Ballard Social ews,

NJ. NJ Holmes Camp, No. "a, Sons of Veterans,
was organized by Colonel Young on Tuesday
evening last. NJ. NJ. Holmes. past commander
OF the Washington and Alaska division, was
present, and in a few well worded sentences
presented the camp with a handsome photo
graph of himself as a token of appreciation of
the honor OF having the camp named after him.
There were slso present aforementioned
John Reed, Of North Yakima; Mr.. A. T. Bedell,
of Walla Walla: Lieutenant Willard, OF Seattle;
B. Parkes, of Tacoma, and II. b. Street, Charles
Deering, A. C. Turner, P. II. Cooksou, F. H
Brown, F. j. Shields, W. w. Crandall, Past Cap
tain H. H. Smith, p P. Carol, Mr.. Alexander
and many other members of the G. A. K. from
Seattle. After the mastering of some recruits
and the rank and file of the camp,
the public installation of the off,
GERS OF the Sons OF Veterans took place.
The Women's Relief Corps and Lieutenant
Cushing Post No. &C. of Ballard, took part in the
exercises and provided supper for the guests
and al present, after which the young people
enjoyed dance in Berg's hall. The officers in
stalled are as follows: Adiutant captain,
Charles E. Piimpton; quartermssrer lieutenant,
W. II. Philips; sergeant major, J. E. S. Brown;
quartermaster sergeant, Edward Curtiss.
Among those present from Ballard were: Mrs
Jennie Pells, Mrs. A. Ward, Mrs. D. Chamber
lain, Mrs. X. Wilson, Mrs. NJ. Emerson, Mrs. A.
Briggs, Mrs. E. Saeher, Mrs c. Hight. Mrs.
shute, Mrs. B. Conaway, Mrs. C. Wheeler, Mrs.
skilton, Miss Iva Pells, Miss Ida Moore, Mr. A.
w. Preston, Mr.. l. L. Hobby, Mr.. J. E. Brink, Mr..
j. Powers, Mr. NJ Daniels. NJ. C. Z. Brahan,
Mr.. F. Pells, Mr.. C. II. Pels. Mr. II. Hobby. Mr.
John P. Howard. Mr. J. Kohler. M Russell
Looney, Mr.. r Ward, Mr.. George sseher, Mr.
Claude Wright, Mr.. II. Kath, Mr.. J. Schweitxer,
Mr.. E. J. Hopkins, Mr.. l. NJ. Markle.
On Thursday night quiet but very pleasant
whist party was given by Mr. aud Mrs. W. H.
Vernon at their residence on state street. Re-
Treatments were served and all present thor
oughiy enjoyed the hospitality of their host and
hostess. Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. G. Brnkman. Mr.. and Mrs. r Hesser, Mr.
and Mrs. w. T. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il YER
non, Miss Hesser, Mr.. Arthur Vernon, Mr..
Thomas H. Smith.
Mr.. John Reasoner and wife spent several days
In Ballard during the week visiting their daugh-
ter, Mrs. T.. T. Hswley. Mr.. Reasoner Is 80
years old and came overland to Oregon in 1852
70: the last three years he has lived at Rayenna
Park
The infant child OF Mrs. W. II Mohyer, of
Boulevard, will be baptised by the Rev. Hyland,
pastor OF St stephens Episcopal church. in the
Baptist church at O'Clock this afternoon
The annual meeting of the vestry of the St
stephens Episcopal church will be held on Mon
day at 4 O'Clock In the Baptist church. All at
PENDANTS are requested to be present
The ladies of the guild OF ST. Stephens Epis-
copal church will hold q bazaar and sale of
fancy articles on Monday afternoon and even
ing IN building adjoining the Y. N. C. A
rooms on Ballard avenue.