The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16
BALLARD soCIAE NEWS.


Do1clAg Party ~ the Shirtii0s'-Btpth.
day Parsy-Other Eveasa-
On Nonday night gay party o. young peopss
On toe invitation OF Councilman =. g. shrtsih
drove 70 Noo1iawn park. where araTber OF
r.easan. hours were spens in csncilx. Those
present were: Miss Jessie Gordon. Miss oriiia
Conway. Miss Eva winso:. Miss Ejl,a MeDon-
aid, Miss Maggie McGe.trsek. Miss Lizzie
Burke. Miss Agnes Hargaa. Miss Clara McDoa-
aid, Misc Edna Shields, Miss Parser. Aiss A.
AcSsnn. Ar. F.C. shir;iif Mr.. VIII Wright
Nj. Thomas Shields, NJ. Fred FlEnegan. Nj.
Ed srllivau. Mr. Max Peabody. Mr. LYMAN
Burke, NJ. Abe Counors. Ar. Henry Sullivan.
Nj. George Mirrieie, Mr.. Netse Nelson, Ar. Fred
Jonea. NJ. II. d. Donovan, Mr.. J. Hsrney, M
charies Mcsesirlck.
On Friday Master Charles Keane. son Of ciSy
Treasurer John Keane, csiesrated his lila
birthday By giving lawn party TO a number OF
his play mates The little ones spent de ixat-
fal day playing games OF various kinds. A de-
iiesous dinner was served during the dsy. Those
presens were: Miss sarah Keaue. Misc Katie
Kesne, Mis-. Annie Holland. Miss Daisy Myers.
Miss Mamie Holland. Miss Rose de Moss, Mss
Maud Hopkins. Miss Clara smith, Miss Rose
swisxsr. Miss Katie McNaiiy. Miss Elsie VAL
lace. Miss Eva Wallace, Miss Maggie Reastie.
Master James Bunting. Master Amer smith,
Master Fred Pelis, Master August switzs,, Mas
ser James Bestsie. Master Charley Keane.
The sunday school OF the First Presbyterian
ehurch spent Wednesday holding picnic in
salmon Bay park There were about fifty pres
snt who enjoyed the days outing in the park.
Swinging AID outdoor games with fne lunch
made this annual event rs Pleasant as any that
have previously been held by this school
magic lantern missionary lecture. illustrat-
ing foreign mission work in Busmah, China,
Japan. India and on the Congo, was given in
the Berachah Baptist church on Friday night
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AZ the last meeting OF the Sons of Veterans on
Thursday night IL was decided to lease Berg's
hall for the next year. and committee Was sp-
pointed to prepare an entertainment to eeie-
hratc the opening OF the new hall on the 81 day
OF August A IRE literary aud musical pro-
gramme with a supper and dance viii consti-
tute the leading features of the entertainment
Mr.. II. II. Farmhouse. formerly In the county
treasuref's office at Tacoma, Is visiting his
mother, Mrs. J. d. stanton.
The wife OF Mr.. William Tabor Rhodes IL ex-
rected to arrive sooa in Ballard, where she and
Mr. Rhodes will permanently reside. Mr.
Rhodes Is capitalist from London, England.
and has recently located ia Ballard. where he
has invested quite largely. Mrs.. Rhodes 10 an
de plume OF Mme Guy d'HArdelos. The Weekly
Ssn OF June ,sth thus speaks OF her:
IAN artist. new 10 London, arrived here from
, Paris last week, where she has held prominent
and successful positions This artist goes W
the name OF Nine. Guy d'Hardelot'
Nine. Guy d'Harde.ot II by birth an Engiish.
woman. but che has lived in France since her
earliest childhood. Nine. d'Hardeiot 10 . song
writer and composer; she has achieved success
with extraordinary rapidity. having been writ
Ing barely Eve years. A song BY this lady,
s'Invocation." was sung Mt the first operate
concert given this season by Nine. Calvs. who
will be heard In another composition BY the
same author in another forthcoming concert
Nine. Guy d Hardsl0t owes good deal Of her
musical science 70 the modern French school.
~ did. heiore her, our own much regretted
Goring, Thomas and Others.
Nine. d'Hardclots compositions are already
beginning TO be known and appreciated over
here, and doubtless will receive . great I'm
petus from the fact that she Will sing them her.
sell on every opportunity.
Apart from being u singer and . charming
composer, Mime. d'Hardclot il also . brilliant
pianist and a very fair 'ccilist ln appearance
she In tall, with q winning expression and y
very sympathetic manner Nine. d Hardeiot is
married to an EnglishmAn.