The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-11
BEILIScHAu .aY SOCIETY.

the beginning Of the Lensen period the
quiesest social season In the history OK the
bay cities for the past four years has prae-
tfeally ended 80 far IS the res?ecteTs OF
Len.en obserysEees are concerned. And
Il may be said 70 have ended most worth
iiy IN Falrh aven with the charity ball
given Tuesday evening by the Ladies
Benevolent Society. which in quiet. IN
ostentatious xsy, has accomplished q
great amount OF good among the poor
One hundred and twenty-five tickets we're
sold. and the pleasant hall Was crowded
With dancers. Music vas furnished by
Prof. Griffin. Of Whatcou, and Mr. George
4. Mayer. the wesi-know merchant, and q
line lunch was served by the ladies in the
adjoining room. Among those present
were. Dir. and Mrs. u. K Inslee, Mr..
ana Mrs /. II. Dickinson, Mr. and Mrs.
j. 4. kirkpatrick. Dr.. aud Mrs. +. L. Van
Winter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Hamilton,
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Olsiager. Mr. and Mrs.
J. X. Mckinley. Mr. and Mrs. u. ID. ia
gan. Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Clifford. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. q. Gainweil. Mr. and Mrs. @. r.
Mayer, Ar. and Mrs. A. II. Clarke, Mr..
and Mrs. e. ID. Francis, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
II. Badly. Mr.. aud Mrs. Frederick Petit
bone. Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. I.awrie Mr.. and
and Mrs. 4. NJ. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs r.
". Gillette. Mr.. and Mrs. John De Fie,
Mrs. Mckenzie, Mrs. Strader. Mrs. Bnrg-
heffer. Mrs. Christopher. Mrs. Golden.
Mrs. Hakes. Miss Lanrie. Miss Day, Miss
Madge Day. Miss Pearl Day, Miss Huston.
Miss Eent5n, Miss Bates, Miss Griffith,
Miss Byrne. Miss sutherland. Miss Tenn ~
lin, Miss kroschel, Miss Gleason. Miss
Diekinson. Miss Gallaher. Miss W alsh,
Miss Leach. Miss Kimbail, Mr. :. H.
Bioudcl. Mr. T. G. Newman. Mr. c. w
Howard. Mr.. Fred Benson. Dr. A. b. Me-
klnnon. Mr.. 7. d. Alexander, Mr. L. p.
Byrne, Mr.. Irwin. Mr.. A. p. Cohn, Mr.. T.
Ii. Puyran.
Miss Roll and Miss Emma Roll enter
tanned the Merry Maids Society at their
home Tuesday evening. Those present
were: Miss Mary Nackey. Miss isabella
MeDeFmoth. Miss Sadie TempIin. Miss
Grace Templin. Miss Nellie Hun,oon, Miss
Edna Aues. Miss Fena Heberden, MISS
Eva Curiey. Miss Inez Nichols, Miss Bella
Lambert, Miss Jennie Benson, Miss Bessie
McNeii. Miss Daisy Hart. Miss Emma
Roll. Mr.. FL Clark. Mr.. George Fisher,
Mr.. Carl Clarke. Mr.. John Seaman, Mr.
Fred Walsh. Mr. 1t.nnie French, Mr.. CIif
Barlow. MFR. Marvin Barlow. Mr.. Teddie
kimbali. Mr.. Fred Ames. Mr.. Charles
Curry. Mr.. Fred Waldron. Mr.. Joe kibble,
Mr.. Rollo Jemplin and Ms. Horny Temp
lin.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Thomas were agree
ably surprised Tuesday evening by auum-
Ter of their friends. who took possession
of their home and made merry for several
hours. There were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ]. Barlow. Mr.. and Mrs. d. L.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs J. q. Crimmins, Mr..
and Mrs. George u. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs
II. ". Primer. Mr.. William Hanna. Miss
Kate Hanna, Miss Mabel Bryan, Master
and Miss Primer.
Mrs. II. W. Kinney and Mrs. DR. Comp.
ton will leave in few days 10 visit rela-
tives and friends in the East.
Max kuner Is about to go TO Galveston,
Tex, to locate.
James Ii. Derrick. late city attorney. in
tends leaving in few days 10 visit his old
home in Illinois, possibly - remain there.
President Hamilton. of the Chamber OF
Commerce, returned yesterday from
short visit to Tacoma, where he resided
previous TO coming 10 Eairhayen.
Mrs. w. {. Ailerton and Mrs Alvin Lent
will leave shortly for San Francisco TO
visit the Midwinter fair. accompanied by
their steplather, Mr.. L. j. Kline, of Mis-
soala. Mont.
Mr.. NJ. c. MeDougail, who has been
quite i'll for several weeks. will leave in a
few days 10 spend several weeks in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. ID. H. Il. Evans. of Lummi. has
been visiting friends in the bay cities this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. X Butler contempt
an early visit 20 the MiGwinter fair.
Extensive preparations are being made
by Whatcom musicians for The early pro-
duciion of The Creation" at the Light
house hall.
4 delightful musical entertainment. fol-
lowed hy dancing. was given by the sons
of veterans at Lighthouse hall this even
ing.
The iirst smoker" of the Beiiineham
Bay Athletic Club was given at the club
rooms in the Purdy block last night. A
number Of members of the Cascade Club.
of Fairhaven. were present by special in
yitation, aud a Jolly time was had until n
late hour. music aud athletic feats, inter
spersed with cigars, beer and pretzels.
being the features of the evening. Sena.
of sparrlng match between John
:. Stangroom aud Agent o'Connor'
OF the Canadian Pacific road. with
Dudley X. inslee. the Fairhayen broker.
and ]. ii. Bloedei. of the Blue Canyon
Coal Company. as seconds, aud County
Attorney Newman as tinekeeper. After
the fiery antagonists had spared Tor wind
for three rounds the contest was declared
a draw.
The Harmony Euchrc Club met last
evening with Prof. and Mrs Harry ratti-
son. Mr.. fattison took the place OF a
lady and The ladies' first prize. &. r. Hen
derson taking the gentlemen tirs,, Cant.
Bass and Mrs. Campbell capturing the lit
tie end fayoTs.
Mass Ada roGes has returned from
visit Of several weeks duration with her
sister a. Moscow, Idaho.
when War Is Declared
Against fgAas happiness By his stomach.
the enemy may &c pac fed and brought speedily
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d'gc> .loe, Hcsiatsefs Ssofaach Bit,ers, eixcs-
pieces tbs Teua lions orgSa thoroughly IraI-
ge>ilea arises iroa weakness OF the ssoEs zach,
aai the food 10 q, Ger want az tie pexsr q, 81.
g'st. decosaPoses sad aesdifes. giving rise 20
heartburn, tstu .raee sd paia, besides wultt
t0de Q. symptoms. both eaaasefgt au3 Ferr.fex
ins hat nSAoc seen Fclxns when the great
sIem&esic - resosted t. Aad used with persist
saee- Dysp rsia Eives rise e. morbid alScosn-
fos1rs of fasaa. A0a even s.ecpleSsunss ard
hFpaSAoasEls 50 CaToG4e cases Te the CEN
pets dismissal %, iAese use 8ltfers Is faiiy she
sHs'e Liver complEsst. constipation. esS.lsSy.
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dnea hy thss seasal medicine