The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06
BELLrssHAM nAY SOCIETY.


season now closing has been about the
iiveliest one in social way in the Bay
cities for several years The entertain
merts. whether public or private, have
been none the less enjoyable because
they have not been marked by such law
ish expenditures as characterized similar
affairs during the boom period, when
there was little surplus In each house
hold and every arder was well stocked.
While the old custom OF making and
receiving calls on New Years day was
more honored in the breach than in the
observance. there were a few who hung
out their iatch-st.ings and welcomed
their friends by their CHEEKY firesides in
tire pleasant manner OF the old times.
Among those who did SO were: Miss
Allen, Miss Lee. Miss Spencer and Miss
Cora Lee, who received at Miss Allen
home. and Miss Moore, Miss Jenkins,
Miss Mckenzie and Miss Swadley, who
received at the home of Miss Moore.
On New Years eve Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Fischer entertained the Social
Whist club. the prize winners being Mrs.
Christopher and Mrs. j. w. Morgan. DR..
C. A. Darling and Mr. E. j. HILL
The same evening Mr.. and Mrs L. T..
Dodson. OF Fairhaven entertained the
Fairhaven social club. the evening pass
Ing pleasantly In the enjoyment of whist,
charades and a dainty lunch The guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Cowgirl, Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Gillette. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. F. Mayer. Mr.. and Mrs. I. y. Max
we'll. Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Black. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Black. lJr. and Mrs. l.. II.
Badly.
The same evening the German verein
gave pleasant party, at which about 80
were present, and the Brownies had q
lively time at Crisnas hall.
Miss Bertha krick entertained a num-
her OF her friends with music. dancing
etc, and quite number OF the friends
OF Mrs. T. J. parr made merry at her
home.
Tuesday night the Fairhaven Cotillion
club gave delightful little german.
which about IS couples enjoyed i'm
mensely.
Mr.. O. il. Culver. manager OF the Bel
nngaam Bay bureau of the Post-Intelli-
gencer, Is quite proud OF the Post-IntelIi-
geneer newsboys and carriers. who. he
says, are about as wide awake. gers;le-
be found In any town of this size He
and Mrs. Culver entertained all OF them
who could attend at dinner New Years
Those present were: Mr.. Leslie Darwin.
who lately had Charge OF the Telegraph
circulation here: H5aisnar Amundson, who
has carried Post route for two years
without missing a day; Bernie Thompson,
Norris Hughes. Robert Anderson. Bonnie
watson and Archie Watson.
Mr. w A. wco6iu, the Fairhaven hum
herman, gave q ball TO his employees
Tuesday at his big pavilion.
The Fairfslven lodge OF United Work
men gave an enjoyable installation bali
Thursday evening at the X. OF r. hail.
Miss Geoghegan. of East Sound, is Wis
Hing friends in Fairhaven.
Mr.. Frank r. Dow and bride. who were
married at Holton. Kan. Christmas. ar
rived at Fafrhaven Thursday and were
cordially welcomed by their friends.
Mrs. J. ". Morgan pleasantly enter
taInea some Of The young folks Thurs
day with ,ableaux.
DR.. NJ. L. Jameson has gone TO Cali
fornsa 70 spend the winter on account
OF I'll health. He intends to return TO
ais former home n Arkansas TO reside.
Mrs. r A. BEingham. of Seattle, spent
tia holidays with her daughter. Mrs.
Everett Morgan.
e F. Drake, traffic agent OF the Pacific
Navigation company. In Seattle, spent
New Years vita his family I'm Fair
haven.
Mr.. c. L. Anderson. superintendent OF
the Beilingsaxa Bay improvement cosa-
pany. left for San Francisco Wednesday,
TO oonser with President Cornwall and
render his annual report 20 the directors
Mr.. r. ChEtssnz1n. who has hcen city
auditor for shc past year. has gone 10
Ssartse. and may locate there peryna-
neasly.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Samuel Slater. who have
spent the past year ana n half in Wash
tngtoa CITY and New YORK. returned "a
Fasrhavea Tssarsiay to reside.