The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-27
Bellinrham Bay society.


tie McGregor very pleasantly entertained
a number Of friends Tuesday evening at
her home with Mr., and Mrs. A. Mckenzie.
II WAS a picture party, each guest being
expected to bring the first pictures he or
she ever had taken, prizes being awarded
TO those guessing the identity of the
greatest number, and also "booby
prize to the one least successful, who
happened TO be Miss Prentice. to whom
was given big potato in box. Dr. Nc
Kinnon won the first gentlemans prize,
fine tie case, and Miss Kerr the firs.Iady's
prize, handkerchief case. Among those
present were: Miss McGregor, Miss Kerr,
Miss Borden, Miss Toles, Miss Day, Miss
Madge Day, Miss Emerson, Miss Belle
Emerson, Miss Mclean. Miss Woodn,
Miss Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs. y. Nc
Kenzie. Mr. and Mrs. w S. Whar-
ton. Dir and Mrs Woodn, DIR.
McKinnon. MIR. Harry Woodin. Mr.. Frank
woodin, Mr. Dillon. Mr.. John kellogg,
Mr.. C. A. Mcintosh.
Mrs NJ. T. Downs gave an elegant aft
ernoon tea on Thursday which was largely
attended by the society ladies of both the
bay cities. Mr.. and Mrs. Downs and chill
dren will soon leave for New York city, to
be absent several weeks and perhaps
months.
farewell reception was given in the
parlors of the Presbyterian church at
Fairhaven on Monday evening by the
LADIES Ala society OF the church 10 aiE.
and Mrs. J. p. Smith on the eve of their
departure for Portland. Or. There were
about 80 guests present.
Miss Mabel Mcclellan and Mr.. Arthur
Gamwell, two prominent young society
people of Fairhaven, were married last
evening at the Presbyterian church.
Mrs J. r. Gander and sister. Miss Nc
Lean. entertained large number of their
lady friends at an afternoon tea yesterday
at their pleasant home on Donovan ave-
nue..
Whatcom, Oct. 26.-Special.-Mr Alice
Taylor. of Seattle, grand worthy matron Of
the Order of the Eastern Star, was at the
meeting of that body Wednesday night en-
an official visit Mrs. c. w. Dorr was in
tiated into the mysteries of the order.
Refreshments were served and the large
attendance present had sociable evening
after the work was done. Mrs Taylor was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Carmi Dibble.
Mrs. u. d. Pagan and son Roy have
gone to Portland for few weeks visit.
Mr.. J. =. Gleason, deputy collector OF
internal revenue. was in the city this
week
The woman's Cooperative Society is
now well organized and proposes TO wage
an aggressive campaign in favor of home
products. Following is the pledge: II
pledge myself whenever possible TO pa
tronize state and home products and
manufactures. At a meeting at the city
hall Thursday il was decided that the
board Of directors and officers meet On
Thursday, October 81. at the Shade block.
TO make arrangements for holding a pub
lie mass meeting and to appoint commit
tees 10 invite suitable speakers. etc.
directorate composed OF one representa-
tive from each ladies' society tn~the city
was elected: Mrs. ". f. Abbott. OF the
Episcopal Guild; Mrs. Dawson, OF the
woman's Relief Corps Mrs. Sermons, Of
the G. A. r. auxiliary; Miss Roberts, OF
the Amateur Musical Club. Mrs. DIR.
Adam. of the Brush and Palette Club;
Mrs. Graves, of the Sehome w G. I. u;
Mrs. Hamilton. OF the Whatcom w. c. T.
T., Mrs. Gertrude Pettihone. OF the Ten
mis- Club Mrs. 3. p Irish. of the Y NJ c.
A. Auxiliary; Mrs. Grandin. of the Lib a
~ Association: Mrs. Dellinger. Of the
Childreus Union: Mrs III. E. Hadley, of
the .. +. s: Mrs. NJ. Young, Of the u.
Of r.: Mrs. Wells. of the 3. 8; Mrs. Della
Adams. of the l. ., G. T: Kate Myers, Of
the W. A. T. A. Mrs. Syoert, of the ..
OF III,
Rev W. b. Mcmillan has gone 10 In1i-
ana for six weeks visit 10 his old home
Ia Lafayette. He has been granted n Va
cation Of four months and Rev Isaac
Dillon will look after the church interests
OF Trinity during his absence.
J. J. Donovan made an address TO the
Scientific Association at their last meet
ing. on the construction OF the North ern
Pacific railway. He had charge of the
Cascade division while the work vas GO
ing On q'be society meets next time at
Dr. AxtelTs, and the doctor is 10 occupy
most ~ the time.
\ farewell dance was given 20 Walter
Slade hy his friends in Cissina's hall Fri
day evening.
About 80 people from Roeder Nookssek.
Millerton and Clearbrook helped Mr.. and
Mrs W r. Thomas OF 1,verson. celebrate
she 5oth anniversary Of their marriage last
Tuesday evening, October Is. J. II. Jones.
+. =. Hardness. Rev. Wheels. William
Bishop and others, among whom We're
several ladies. made speeches.