The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-01-06
Ballard Social Now.

The new year began with large num-
Der of social affairs. On New Years day
there We're q number OF family reunions,
two balls under the auspices of two
social clubs. known as the L. L. r. and
the f. H. The l.. r. T. occurred In the
skating rink and that OF the +. Fl. was
held in the first story of the Odd Fellows
hall. At the same time the A. +. As held
a public social and dinner Ia the second
story Of the Odd Fellows hall. John
Bushnell and others from Seattle addressed
those present and there was also very
good literary and musical programme.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 4. Hawley held q
family reunion at their residence on State
street New Years day. There were thirty
one present. all of whom. except three,
were connections OF the family, and a
number were unable TO attend. Those
present were: Mr.. al Mrs. r. T. Hawley.
ST.. Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. DE Moss. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lucien Hawiey. Mr.. and Mrs John
Chamberlain. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Haw-
ley. Miss Jessie Mcclellan. Miss Maud
Louclss. Miss Jessie Young. Miss Eva
Chamberlain, Miss Addie Hawiey, Miss
Rose De Moss. Mr.. Horace Hawley. Mr..
Merton Hawley, Mr. Lincoln HawIey. Mr..
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Mr.. Morrei Chamberlain.
Dr. and Mrs. John Parker gave pleas
ant party in honor OF Mrs. Minnie Nc
Kay, of Victoria, at their residence on
Ballard avenue Wednesday night. Vocal
and instrumental music, with cards and
games. served TO entertain the guests.
The stormy weather prevented a number
of Invited guests In Seattle from attend
ing, but those present spent Almost en-
5oyabie evening.
The active members of the Christian
Endeayor Society OF st. Stephens Epssco-
pal church were delightfully."- entertained
at the rectory Thursday night. Those
present were: Rev. r. e. and Mrs. Hy-
land, Miss Frankie Parker. Miss Blanche
winsor, Miss Maggie Mckay. afiss Rose
Grover. Miss r.. IL. Hyland. Mr.. Ray Pea
body. Mr.. Herbert Hyland.
Miss Jessie Young, OF Kent, was enter
tanned at the residence OF her sister, Mrs.
Lucien Ha~aey. Wednesday By a surprise
party 81 congenial friends Mind reading.
hot pop corn, and other social recreations
made the evening pass quickly. Those
presen, were: Mr. and Mrs. l.. 8. Hawiey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joslyn. Miss Jessie Young,
Miss Addle Hawiey. Mss Florence
French. Miss Mabel Fetteriy. Miss Lou
Fettariy, Miss Eva Chamberlain, Miss
Mary Fordney. Miss Gertie kilworth, air.
Horace Hawiey. Mr.. Frank PeIis. Mr.. c.
Peils. Mr. John Dixon. Mr.. Mark Beach.
Mr. l.. r. Hawley. Mr. Herbert Hawiey.
Mr. Morrei Chamberlain, Mr.. Merton
Hawley. Mr.. Rose. Mr. Hugh WELDON.
Miss Annie Holland entertained q ANAL
party Of her friends at her mothers resi-
dence, on shilshoie avenue. Wednesday
nfght.
On Saturday sfr. A. e. Pretty went 20
Ke-lt. whers he VIII be the guest OF Sher-
III and Mrs. Van de yanter.
Mrs. I.ue.en Hawley ard two children
went 20 Kent Saturday TO Walt her pa
rents.
After a pleasant visis OF three weeks su
Ballard. Mrs. Nitrate Mckay and daugh-
ter Maggie. returned last night % VIC
ioria.
Ex-Mago- and City Attorney-eIect Pc
tiers Is confined TO his room with typhoid
fever.
Rev. p. r. and Mrs. Hygana and Miss
r. II. Hyland attended the Masonic ban
aaet In the Stevens hotel. st Seattle.
Wednesday night.
Owing 10 ~ health. Nr. George II. Scott
has severed MS connection With the Bal
iasa News Mr. StrDng OF Seattle will
taGe charge OF Mr.. Sccst's department. on
Nontay.