The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

The Curtiss Reception Miss Tied emann's
Birthday-Other Evenss-Pcrsopal.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
William NJ. Curtiss gave q delightful re-
ception in honor Of the school teachers
whose term Of school closed on that day.
The guests enjoyed themselves playing
various games. and refreshments were
served during the evening. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Hawley, Mr.
and Mrs. William NJ. Curtiss. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. w. Grover, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A..
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Donoghue, Mr.
and Mrs. H. E. Leader. Mrs. John Rea-
soner. Mrs. NJ. l. Curtiss. Miss Dougan.
Miss Z. Howarth, Miss Lou Warren, Miss
Alice Warren, Mr.. A. w. Preston, Mr..
Oscar Veasey. Prof ]. N. Layhue.
Jennie Van Patten, niece of Mrs. Will
lam NJ. Curtiss. celebrated her 9Th BIRTH
day at the residence of her aunt, on Sec
ond avenue, by giving . party to number
Of her young playmates on Thursday.
The little ones had fine time playing to-
gether, making the birthday anniversary
a delightful one to remember in the long
hereafter. Those present were: Rose
Groves, Kathleen Groves. Grace Allen,
Stella Allen, Rose De Moss, Ray Dom
oghue.
Miss Tiedemann commemorated her
natal anniversary at her fathers residence
on Second avenue. Thursday evening, by
entertaining party of her friends. Miss
Tiedemann was the recipient Of number
of handsome presents, tokens of esteem.
from the guests. who also congratulated
her upon the happy day. Vocal and in
strumental music, with an intermission
for refreshments. formed the order of the
evenings enjoyment. Those present
were: Mr.. Charles Bruhn, Mrs. c. Owens,
Seattle: Miss j. Mcclellan, Miss Addie
HawIey. Miss n. Tiedemann. Mr.. T. Tiede-
mann. Mr.. H. Hawley, Mr.. Edmund Pc
tiers. Mr.. W. Tiedemann and Mr.. E. A.
Aud.
Mr.. A. w. Preston, after An absence of .
month. spent in Huron, s. D.. returned to
Ballard on Sunday.
Mr.. J. F. Sinclair left on Tuesday for
campment
Mrs. A. Brinkman and Mr.. T. H. Smith,
as delegates. respectively. from Occidental
chapter of the Eastern Star and Occidental
Lodge. No. -, A. +. and A. NJ, attended
the Grand Lodge At Tacoma during the
week.
MISS Alice warren, IIOIu AOpet Asiohus
is visiting her sister, Miss Lou Warren,
who will spend her vacation at her
mothers home on the island. They will
leave during the week.
Miss J. Mcclellan will so to Billings.
Mont. thence to Ontario. Canada, and
from there to the Worlds fair at Chicago.
Mrs. Van de Vanter, wife Of Senator Van
de Vanter. of Kent. visited Miss Mary
Clugston. of Kent. op Friday.
The following teachers will leave next
week for Chicago and their respective
homes where they will spend their vaca-
tons:
Miss Mary Clug,ton vii, sojourn with
relatives NJ La Grange. Ind.
Prof. J. NJ. Layhue will russicats at
Uniontown, Pa.
Miss Elizabeth Howar.h and Miss Dou-
gan will tatry with their parents at Wash
ing.on. Pa.
Prot. A. NJ. Ross destination is Queens
boro, Pa.
The public schools Of Ballard closed on
Thursday. Over a.5 visitors visited the
various depar tments. in which programmes
showing the work of pupils were rendered.
All the branches OF instruction were reere-
sented BY drawing and by written work,
which we're all OF high order OF merit.
The work of the teachers has been PAINS
taking and thorough and the progress
made by the pupils very creditaoIe to their
teachers ana satisfactory to the parents.