The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-26
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
Good Templars' Pound Social-Sons
Veterans' Party-NOtes.

Good Templ8rs' Pound Socia1-S0n0 OF
vessrsns' Party-Notes.
The pound social given on Tuesday
night in Odd Fellows hall by Perseverance
Lodge. l. .. G. T.. was fairly attended
considering the other attractions on the
same evening. The following literary and
musical programme was rendered by men,
bers of the lodge. The regular opening
ode and prayer were used, after which the
chief templar. w. c. Way, gave a welcome
address followed by . recitation by Frank
Lapham:
Duet: Misses Lena and Dora Emerson
ousrtetteEMe::r:. shiiiest.d and Forrestsr and
Misses Emerson and Draper
Duet. Miss sutton and Miss Draper
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L Forester
eeiecs reading ..Miss Henry Nanny
All tho ladies registered their names,
which were put in 4 box and drawn by
the gentlemen. who thus selected their
partners for supper. The gentlemen were
charged Il cent per pound for the weight
Of their partners. Much merriment was
caused weighing the ladies, and an increase
in weight was noticed during tho evening.
as many ladies were obliged to eat several
times in order to supply all the gentlemen
with partners. Gentlemen standing in
the corners, anxiously waiting for their
ladies to finish one meal that they might
claim them for the next. created consid-
cradle laughter. Games were INDUCED in
and very pleasant evening spent. The
supper was pronounced all that could be
desired. The entire entertainment mer.
tied better attendance.
NJ. NJ. Holmes Camp. No. "a. Sons of
Veterans, commemorated Washington's
birthday on Wednesday by giving . ball
and supper IN their hall on Broadway. It
was an enjoyable affair. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. Brink
man, Mr.. and Mrs. George Armour, Mr..
and Mrs. Dawson. Mr.. and Mrs. d. Nc
Laughlin, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Thomas Win.
sor, Miss Maggie McGettrick, Miss Nelson,
Miss Iva Pells, Mss Bourke, Miss Dora
Emerson, Miss Lena Emerson, Miss C.
Mcdonald. the Misses Shields, Miss Eva
Winsor. Miss French, Miss Jordan, Miss
Nellie Middleham. Mr.. Donovan, Mr..
Campau, Mr.. +. Charles, Mr.. George
Startup. Mr.. Frank Pells, MIR. Charles
Pells. Mr.. Lyman Bourke, Mr.. w. Bourke.
Mr.. L. S. Hawley, Mr.. w. Walters.
Thursday night Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew
Dow, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Graves, Mrs.
Jane Wright, Miss Haworth, Miss Clug-
ston, Miss Dougan, Miss Smith, Miss
Maggie Dow, Miss N. Tiedeman, Mr..
Cove. Mr.. Ed A. Aud and Mr.. Will
White formed a convivial party Of con-
genial spirits who attended the musical
and literary social held under the auspices
of the Scotch Society of Seattle at the Ar
lington hotel on Thursday night.
Representative +. A. e. Mead, of Blaine.
chairman of the judiciary committee, spent
Sunday in Ballard. the guest Of Mr.. and
and Mrs. f. NJ. De Moss. Mr. Mead was
pupil of Mrs. De Moss in Kansas, and
afterwards were class mates. graduating at
the same time from q Kansas normal
school. They had not met since grad
uating until Sunday. Mrs. De Moss, for
merly Miss Deardotf, came to Ballard in
1889 and taught in the public schools. and
afterwards married Mr.. De Moss, a pio-
necr merchant Of Ballard.
T. b. johnson. editor of the Walla Walla
Union-Jousnal, Senator Miller. of Walla
Walla. Senator T. W. Hammill, of Column
bia county, were the guests of Representa-
tive DR.. J. H. Rinehart last Sunday.
DR.. Kreicht. Of Port Townsend, will
locate in Ballard early in March.