The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-01-17
Farewell Song to the Ladies. ..........

.............-...-....-...1 Inc MessrS. Payne
The following were present: w. Orchard
Hays, Mrs. C. ]. Warren, Mrs. NJ. l. Curtis, Mrs.
i. II. Faulkner, Mrs. NJ. Lyle, Mrs. w. NJ. Curtis,
Miss Z. Young, Miss ]. A. Young, Miss L.
Fowler, Miss NJ. Fowler, Miss A. Benner Miss
+. Sceeles, Mrs Hesser, Mrs. A. Rowe, Miss NJ.
Wilcox, Mrs. c. FL. Hebner, Mrs G. Shields, Miss
g. Hart, Miss Blair, Miss A. Andersen, Miss L.
Andersen, Mrs. G. w. Emerson, Miss w. Emer-
son, Miss L. Emerson, Miss D. Emerson, Miss F.
Bowers, Mrs. Ward. Mrs. Kicker, Mrs. l. Haw-
ley, Mrs. Curtis, Miss Kilworth. Miss J. Van
Patten, Mrs w. G. Sprague, Miss d. Hesser, Miss
NJ. Sprague, Mrs. E. jameson. Mrs. C. E. Brabon,
Miss NJ. Warren, Miss II. Wright Miss Hinkle,
Miss C. C. Cleveland, Miss NJ. Fonda, Miss War
rem, Mrs. Wright, Mrs. Turner, Miss Turner,
Miss I. Pells, Miss J. Hart, Mrs.
L. c. Hawley, Miss A. Hawley,
Miss E. E. Sprague Mrs. Faulkner. Miss C.
Faulkner, Miss NJ Hornbeck. Mrs. C. Preston,
Miss ID. Hambet Mrs. Mcdonald, Miss B. Thur
ston, Mrs. Donahue, Mrs. Thurston, Mrs. Nc
Donald, Mrs. Eales, Mrs. II. E. Leader, Mrs.
Grover, Mrs. Pond, Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Lind,
Mrs. Miller, Mr.. w. Nickerson, Mr.. Z. Follenius,
Mr. II. Hawley, Mr.. C. De Costa, Mr. II. Lee
Hebner, Mr.. NJ. Harrais, Mr.. c. S. Wright, Mr..
P. Degers, Mr.. L. Zupp, Mr.. I. Shields, Mr.. w.
Knapp, Mr.. T. Hedel, Mr.. C. +. LANCE, Mr.. 8. E.
Pells, Mr.. K. T. Hawley, Mr.. NJ. G. Didrckson,
Mr.. c. Millener, Mr.. I. HOUSTON, Mr.. Rowe, Mr..
r. 5. Ward, Mr.. w. Lucas, Mr.. w. C.
sprague, Mr. L. Jameson, Mr.. B. w.
Mounger, Mr.. c. Brabon, Mr.. w. Roe,
Mr. +. E. Pells. Mr.. Thomas Daniels,
Mr. R. A. Davis. Mr.. F. Foraker. Mr. C. H. Heb
ner, Rev. L. L. Wood, Mr.. j. C. Stay, Mr.. c. Pells,
Mr.. L. Markle, Mr. A. Z. Pretty, Mr.. II. E.
Leader, Mr.. g. J. Paine, Mr.. F. III. Paine, Mr. d.
Hedel Mr.. F. f. Sprague, Mr.. A Lind, Mr.. A. E.
Foster, Mr.. J. James, Mr.. l. Benner Mr.. NJ.
Hawley, Mr.. r. Philhower, Mr. Theodore Swan
son, Mr.. A. E. Foster, Mr.. o. J. Rydberg. Mr.. r.
W. Graves and Mr. George Shields.
The young people of the First Presbyterian
church are to have leap year party on next
Friday night in the parlors of the church. The
usual order OF etiquette will on this
occasion be reversed. Each young man
is expected to carry refreshments enough
for two, and reaching the par
Tors he will quietly assume the demure and
modest role usually taken by the ladies' The
ladies are expected to be more courageous than
the old bachelors have been in the past four
years. and it is hoped in consequence the social
will prove more profitable than any heretofore
held. All are cordially invited, and good time
is anticipated.
Mrs. George F. Way left Ballard on wednes-
for the next two years. During the two years
Mrs. Way lived in Ballard she took prom inent
part in the Ladies' Relief Corps and other char
liable societies.
Mr. o. W. Lind has removed his busine So to
Everett. Mrs. Lind will remain in Ballard.
Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and their daughter, Mrs
Eugene Ricksecker, have al been seriously i'll
with the grip during the week.