The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-15
Ballard Social Notes

On Tuesday ana Thursday Mrs. F. C.
Sairtlin gave delightful afternoon teas at
her residence on Tauman avenue for the
purpose of raising funds for worthy OBJ
ject in connection with St. Stephens
Episcopal church. On both occasions lit
erary and musical programmes were rem
dered. while the ladies slipped their tea
and paftook Of other refreshments. Miss
Leona Davis created much amusement by
reading original descriptions Of number
OF weii-known men. from which the guests
guessed their names. Description No. 10
Of well-known clothier. read as follows:
This man resembles ex-Mayor Ronald in
the same proportion that he resembles .
telegraph pole His motto is:
We may live without poetry, music and
art.
We may live without conscience. and live
without heart.
We may live without friends. We may live
without foes.
But civilized man cannot live without
clothes.
Mrs Stanley c. Emery. Miss Blanche
Winsor and Miss Livesiey sang charming
solos; Mrs. A. Grub and Miss Llvesiey
gave soma dne instrumental duets on the
piano and guitar. Miss Dottie Gordon.
Miss Beatrice Forester and Miss Frankie
Parker each recited effective selections.
Miss Thea Peabody closed the pro-
were unable to attend sent contributions.
so that the receipts were satisfactory.
Those present were: Mrs. r. c. Shirtiin.
Mrs. Frank Talmadge. Mrs. ID. kellogg.
AIRS. Charles A Sears, Mrs. Henry Max
well, Mrs p. e. Hyland. Mrs e. l.. Reed.
Mrs. p. Sankey. Mrs. A. Grub. Mrs.
Nelse Emerson. AIRS Ed Dill. Mrs. W. H.
WELDON, Mrs. e. L. Overton, Mrs. William
Gordon, Mrs. E. Pierce. Mrs. H. F. Weise.
Mrs. J. A. Peabody. Mrs. John James.
Mrs. william Dawson. Mrs. L. L. Forces
ter, Mrs. II. Z. Nlckerson, Mrs. E. l. Ad-
sit Mrs. William Putnam. Mrs. Charles
Z. Stranberg. Mrs q. Wright. Mrs. @. b.
Roberts, Mrs. Stanley c. Emery, Mrs. ].
w. Davis, Mrs. Cornelia ]. Beatty, Miss
Ellen c. Stranberg. Miss Leona Davis.
Miss Emma c. kellogg. Miss Blanche
w,nsor, Miss Eva Winsor. Miss Livesiey.
Miss frankie Parker.
On Wednesday evening delightful sur
prise party was given TO Mr.. ana Mrs.
Angus Mcmillan at their residence on
Post street by the members OF the Degree
OF Honor. A. o. U. w. The evening was
passed with games and other social rec
reationA Dainty refreshments were
served. Thoce present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Angus Mcmillan. Mr.. and Mrs. r
Glover, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Powers. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Dell, Mr.. and Mrs. Kellogg.
Mr. ana Mrs. Marshall, Mr.. and Mr.. j.
w. Hetxier. Mr.. and Mrs. ~. Beck. MT.
and Mrs. BRADLEY. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Laundervilie Mrs George Apkar, Miss
Josie Hayes Miss Nettie Hetxler
Tho members OF Gilman Park n. z.
church held q pleasant social "Wednesday
evening at the residence Of Mrs. s. Pine,
on Polk street. Owing TO the rainy
weather the attendance was not - large
a. usual 1T these gatherings. but those
present had q good time with the usual
series OF social amusements.
Capt ]. r. Jordan returned from ALASKA
on wednesday and left on Thursday for
another trip on the steamer Edith.
Mrs.. J. F. Jordan left or Saturday Tor .
mon tbs visit TO Victoria
afr. and Mrs. G. w. Isaaca lex on
wednesday for Victoria. where thsy ex-
pee, 70 reside permanently.