The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-28
Ballard Social News.

The friends OF Mr. and Mrs Henry
MAINLY gave them a very pleasant sur
prise party on Thursday evening the
fourth anniversary OF their wedding
When Mr.. MAINLY returned home at 3
o'clock he found the house well-filled with
friends and the table spread with a DELI
cious and bountiful repast. which was
disposed OF in an enjoyable manner The
evening was passed in conversation and
IN listening 70 beautiful vocal and instru-
mental music. The guests left az "a lats
hour. wishing the host and hostess many
happy returns Of the day. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry MAINLY, Mr.
and Mrs. J. IT. Blake and children. Mr..
and Mrs. r. r. Mills and children, Mr.
and Mrs. ~ DeSnoycr, Mr.. and Mrs T.
Wallace. Mr. and Mrs. F. s. Tovle Mrs
Coats. Miss Maud Cur,iss, Miss Eva
Wallace. Miss Elsie Wallace, Master
BERTHE Towle. Master Archie Towle
On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Morris
gave 4 party Of their friends a p.easan,
days outing ~ Green Lake and Wood
land park. Bathing. boating. swinging
and rambling about the park. together
with a delicious lunch. occupied those
present until a late hour IN the afternoon.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs r. A
Morris Mrs Lou Maxwell, Mrs. r. ".
Grover. Mrs. Minnie MacKay. Miss Mag
gle Mackay and Miss Addie Morris OF
Victoria Miss Fannie Maxwell Miss Rose
Grover. Miss Kathleen Grover. Master
Eden Morris, Master Charlie Morris, Mas
ter Johnnie Morris. Master Berthe Max
well. Mr.. Lambert Thompson.
On Tuesday evening the members Of the
NJ z. church gave n birthday social
which was vel attended. in the Odd Eel
lows hall. ERca ore present corngne1nor-
atei his birthday by contributing cent
for each year OF his age. A good literary
and musical programme vas well rem
dered and refreshments were served.
Miss Blossom Sears celebrated her ten n
birthday e. the residence OF her parents
on Mohr and Main streets Saturday aft
srnoon BY entertaining number OF her
little friends. The afternoon vas spent
n games snd various a-1uscmeats, after
which a dainty luncheon Sas served
Those present were: Miss Blossom Sears
Miss BESSIE Atkinson. Miss Mamie Ho,-
land. Miss Nare3e Coffin. Miss Lots Rob
erts. Mss Naomi Davies. Miss Dolly
Teanais, Miss Florence Peabody, Miss
CYNTHIA Pea body. Miss Jennie Van Pa
ten Miss Ednss Macdonald. Miss Sarah
coruthwaIte. Mss Ivy FInnerin. Mss Ida
Coruthws.te.
A 3ovial party from FremonsCuaov en
Monday % Prospect beach whore they
ocrury quarters belonging ~ DR. II +
Keltne-. On Wednesday night tire house
WAS formally chriSsene. TrIisy Hall. Mss
Easy hcE-e1 ~ q AssA- sAHe%-Sa akssssg2Eic =
the u,le ard "a the same time broke a
bottle c. pop unon tire structure. ThiS
was = signal for others present 70 par
sicirate 81 tire ceremony. ana Wit q sAou,
tAat woaId do credit % 8 Comanche
chief thtrtssu bottles % pop were stimuli
tareously smashed 20 hstS. Those os,s.u-
pyluE TrInv Han sre: MIR. ard Mrs. A.
esre Goddard, AR. snf Mrs Scott. Ms
Murray. Mrs Spur AIRS. SlaGel. Miss
Winning sEn. Mss Robertson Mss lizzie
Coutgs. Miss Daisy Kecfoa, Mss Magic
Coutts. Mss Ninnis SlaEel. Mss Jennie
Coutts. Mss Scott
On Thursday ntgat Pioneer Cottage. the
summer residence 81 Mayor II Dow and
family az Prospect bsasa. was the scene
OF hllar.sv srd e. Soymens- : large num-
be- % guests fTora a-no1r fAe sumner
residents GA the beach gathered 81 TIE
cottage. where the mayor prpSl1a5 over =