The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-25

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The members Of Berachah Baptist
church held . social on Tuesday 1t the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. William n.
Cursiss. on Second avenue. The attend
ance Vas good, the evening was pleasantly
spent and refreshments Of coffee and cake
were served. Among those present we're !:
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Curtiss, Mr. and
Ma J. u. Donoghue, Rev. c. e. and Nrs.
Sayier, Mrs. Jennie Peiis, Mrs. Shute,
Mrs. J. z. Thurston. Mrs.. NJ. 1. Curtiss,
Mra Mile. Mrs r. w. Grover. Mira H. e.
Leader, Mrs. C. w. Shain, Mrs. scott. the
Misses Scott, Miss Ira Pella, Miss Dora
Emerson, Miss Lena Emerson. Miss VIM
ME Emerson, the Misses Wares, Miss
Helen Stranberg. Miss Beck. Miss Eva
French. Miss Maud Avery, Mayor Pretty.
Mr.. Burke, Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Herbert Haw.
ley. Mr.. Herbert Faulkner.
On Wednesday evening . reception Was
rendered Gen. J. r. Sinclair BY tho men,
bers Of Lieut. Cushing post. G. A. R.,
w. r. c. ana Of the Sons Of Veterans, at
the old schoolhouse. on Broadway. The
reception was given in honor of Mr.. SIM
clair having been elected department COM
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Washington 1t the encampment held at
Yakima. Mayor A. E. Pretty, Mr.. Jere-
miah Conway. Mr.. A. w. Preston and
Mr.. James Packard made neat little
speeches congratulating Mr.. Sinclair upon
the honor bestowed upon him. to all Of
which Mr. Sinclair replied in . very happy
vein. Music. refreshments and . general
good time followed the speeches.
On last Saturday happy party Of VOL
verines, formerly residents Of Big Rapids,
Mich. but now living at Ballard and Seat
tie. enjoyed = delightful days outing on
the Sound at the mouth Of Salmon bay. A
dinner and clam bake. with bathing and
boating. were the principal recreations in
dulged in. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. Pike. Mr.. and Mrs. Craven. Mr..
and Mrs. Gillespie, MI. and Mrs George
Shields, Mr.. and Mrs. White. Nh. and
Mira. A. Roe, Mr.. and Mrs. Connars, Mr..
and Mrs. W. Rogers, Mrs. Ward. Mrs. A.
w. Putnam, Mrs. Connars, n. Miss Maud
Pike, Miss Grace Pike, Miss Edna Shields,
Miss Helen Connars. Miss Nina Shields,
Miss Grace Craven. Miss Blanche Craven,
Miss George Shields, Miss Eva White, Mr..
Z. Kreite, Mr.. Grant Putnam, Mr. Ray
Pike. Mr.. Elmer Connars, Mr.. Harry
White.
Mayor A. 3. Pretty returned on Sunday
over the Great Northern from St Paul.
whore he was attending the celebration Of
the completion Of tho Great Northern.
Mayor Pretty came on the first through
train before the regular passenger train
began running on schedule time over the
Great Northern from St Paul to Seattle,
and is loud in his praises Of the road, its
service and scenery. -
The Rev. p. Il. Hyland and Mrs. Hyland
and Mrs. w. J. Davies attended the Epls-
copal convocation at Tacoma Wednesday
and Thursday. The lay delegates to the
convention from Ballard were Mr.. r. C.
Shirtciiff. Mr.. w. j. Davies. Mr.. r. w.
Grover.
The delegates to the Ladies' auxiliary
were Mrs. w. J. Davies, Mrs. Edward
Wheeler and Mrs. P. Z. Hyland.
The ladies of the st. Stephen Episcopal
church will hold . strawberry and ice
cream social at the Odd Fellows hall on
Wednesday.
Ivan L. Hyland. son of the Rev. p. f.
Hyland. 10 homo spending his vacation
with his parents at Ballard. Mr.. Hyland
Is . student Of the junior class Of Trinity
university, Toronto, and is one Of the stu
dents who have taken honors with great
praise.
The Misses Scott arrived in Ballard on
Tuesday from Denver, and on Thursday.
in company with their mother, went to
Port Angeles to live with their brother.
George Scott, formerly of Ballard.