The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-08
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.
On Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs. y. A.
Atkinson entertained \ number ct friends.
at their residence on Mohr street Tnose
present were: Mr.. and Mrs Tate. Rev
aud Mrs. W. Fl. Johnston, Rev. aud Mrs
Salyer, Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Digs kr. AID
Mrs. 5. 4. Pine. Mr.. aud Mrs. Ii. II
Beach, Mr.. and Mrs. III. L. Trowhsidxe
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall. NJ. and Mrs
RySouth. Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Reed, Mrs.
L. +. Morrow. Mrs. Z. W. Grover. Mss
Lola Marshall. Miss Anna Rysouth, Mi,s
Bessie Atkinson. Miss Rose Grover, NJ.
Kathleen Grover.
The Chinook Reading Circle met at Ia
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Groye,
on WilbUrt street on Monday evening
Hamlet was read and discussed. Shessaa
quotations from the play were aiieswar,is
called for. The roll call was answered s.
each member giving his idea Of good
reading circle. Kathleen" an Original
song with guitar accompaniment. va
sweetly sung by Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Da-
vies- After the circle were served refresh
ments aud the balance of the evening was
devoted 10 social conversation. Thoss
present were: Rev. and Mrs. T. F. Nv.
land, Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ricssccker. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Alien, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
NJ. Modine, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
HOUSTON, Mr.. and Mrs W. ].
Davies, Mr.. and. Mrs. 4. w. Grown.
Mrs. J. NJ. Donoghue, Mrs. Carl D6nas
hue, Miss Helen Stranberg, Miss c. N
Hunt. Miss Annie Warren, Miss Lou War
rem. Miss Leona Davis, Miss Decker. NJ
Marie Laedner, DIR. W. Johnston, NJ.
Warren Lucas. The mex; meeting OF The
circle will be at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. ". DAVIS, on Polk street, on Mos
dav, April Ii.
On Monday afternoon Miss Georfns
Shields celebrated her sth birthday ~
giving party to large number of III
little friends. who presented her with many
handsome souvenirs in honor of the ooca-
sion. The afternoon was loyously spsnt
in games and various iamusements, wisA
an intermission for refreshments. Those
present were: Miss Eva Wallace, Misss
Bessie Conway, Miss Anna Hike. Mss.
Rose Grover. Miss Frieda Hike. Miss.
Bertha Johnston. Miss Kathleen Grover,
Miss Elsie Wallace. Miss Ivy Finneran.
Miss George Shields. Miss Irene Fetter.y.,
Miss Clara Smith. Miss Bessie Atkinson.
Miss Winnie Mcdonald. Miss guby;
Wood. Miss Pearl Wood. Miss Julia pes-.
noyer, Miss Verne Vernon. Miss Lottisl
Mills. Miss Maggie Beattie. MISS Nina.
Shields. Miss George Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Wheeler and their.
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ri6ksseksr.
have lived for the past six years on ths
south side of Salmon Gay. opposite Bas-
lard. The family have taken a grea; inter.
est IN 81 stephen Episcopal church..
which they we're largely instrumental ia
founding. The family having announced
their intention of removing from the vi.
entity OF Ballard. the members of ST
Stephen Episcopal church, through the
Women's Guild, rendered them recep-
ton on Tuesday night at the rectory on
Preston street. Toward the close OF tAs
meeting the rector. Rev. r. T. Hyiand.
read highly fattering complimentary
address. signed by the rector, the officers
and members OF the guild. A handsome
piano lamp was presented TO Mrs. Wheeler
anu tete-a-sete Haviland china tea set "a
Mrs. Riekseeker. Mr.. Wheeler and Mr..
Ric<secker each made an appropriate 70
ply, thanking the guild for their gilta
Among those present were: Rev. and Mrs.
L. T. Hyland, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Sceies,
Mr.. ana Mrs. Thomas HOUSTON, Mr.. aad
Mrs.. Edward Wheeler, Mr.. ami Mrs.
Eugene RickseeSer, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Alien. Mr.. and Mrs. Dindinger. Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. William
III. Cnr,iss, Mr.. and Mrs. T. 4. Aud, Df.
and Mrs. Parker. Mrs. ;. c. CaIderhead,
Mrs. Taimadge, Mrs. q. Beresford Roberts,
Mrs. George 81. Armour, Mrs A. White,
Mrs. J. +. Diggs. Mrs. Busby, Mrs. Fin.
neran, Miss Hasselton. Mrs. Sophia Schii-
iestad, Miss Wood. Mrs Busoy, Mr.. A.
McCaan. Miss &. " Hunt, Miss Lizzie
Burke. Miss Fannie Douean. Mr.. A. Nc
Cam. DIR. ". Johnston, Mr.. A. NJ. Ross,
Mr.. Alfred Schislestadt. Mr.. Charles Me-
3eItFiek, Mr.. Herbert Hyland, Mr. A. 4
Pretty.
On Wednesday evening a farewell party
Was given by Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
" hseier, 1T their farmhouse. on the south
side OF Salmon bay. previous to their re-
movai closer IN 10 the city. The members
OF the Womsn's GuAd Of 81. stephen
Episcopal church and their husbands
were invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Rick
seeker assisted their parents in receiving
and entertaining their guests, who we're
removed from Ballard across the bar ia
boats. Memo. whist and other games xsrs
the amusements Of the evening. fea-
iure of the refreshments was a '.sugaring.
oil party. after the old-Eashioned Yer.
mont style. Blocks OF ice were placed
before the guests and maple syrup boiled
until il was candied. was poured upon The
ice 70 freeze, and was afterwards worked
and eaten with great relish.
Those present were; Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Wheeler. Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Rieksccker, Rev. and Mrs T. +. HylAai.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. NJ. Nodine, NJ. and Mrs.
H. ". 6royer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Pea.
body. Mr.. and Mrs. q. b. Roberts. Mr.. sad
Mrs w. J. Davies, Mrs. Dindinger, MFs.
fa.madge. BAR. Herbert Hyland, Mr.. Il. C.
ShirIcAH
Miss Rachel ". Hyland, who lsfs on
Monday on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Nor
ley. at Vancouver, Wash, returned on
Saturday night.
After residing for nearly six years 10
Ballard, Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. W. Hight and
ave children moved on Tuesday 70
Woooey- Mr.. Hight built the first shinsis
mil IN Ballard, and Mrs. Hight is The
mother of Albert Hight. nearly years
Old, the fiFs' white child born in Ballard
MISC heIlSgg, Of Fairhsysn. gave an IN
feFesting recital on Wednesday in ,hs
Methodist Episcopal church Tor The esneai
OF the congregation.
Aiss Lou Warren and her sister Ann!e.
Who have been visiting in Ballard, wenito
Lopez island today.
Mss Carrie y. Hunt left on Saturday