The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-18

ness a. Liberty. Wash. and the former
let on Tuesday evening 20 spend month
with friends in Portland. The guests took
the a.39 car for Seattle and BY O'Clock
nearly al were assembled at the han
ready for the enjoyment OF the evening
Every one entered into the spirit OF the
occasion and by le O'Clock nj; declared the
evening most delightfully."- spent A spe-
csal car conveyed the party 10 their homes
al Ballard lose present we're: Mr.. and
MS r A. Morris, Mayor George q.
startup. Mrs. Ssartup. Mr.. and Mrs E. c.
Maxwell. Mr.. and Mrs. r. w Grover Mr.
and Mrs. ". J. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ers Mclaughlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Winsor. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fisher. Mrs
o. h. Morley, Mrs. c. A. Maxwell. Miss
Lucy Startup. Miss Ailender. Mss Odessa
Allender. Miss Sanborn. Mss Fannie Max
well. Mss Rose Grover. Miss Annie Nor
rts. Miss Stout. Miss winsor, Mss Anna
Beck. Mss Hayes. Miss Naomi Dawes.
Miss Jessie Hotchk.ns. Mr.. ]. NJ. Dono-
ghue, Mr.. II. u. Donovan. Mr.. r. e Gro
yer. Mr. l. A. Thompson. Mr.. Walter Cor
don. Mr.. David E. Kellogg. Mr.. Arthur
Jack. Mr.. T. Tiedemann. Mr.. Herbert Hy-
land. Mr. William R. Calderwood. SIR. A.
NJ Ross
Mss Anna Hikes friends gave her q
pleasant surprise party Friday evening at
her parents residence on Baker street
Parlor games and other social recreatsons
Kept the young people amused until IL
O'Clock. when refreshments were served
Those present were. Miss Anna Hike.
Miss Freida Hike. Miss Edna Mcdonald.
Miss Stac;a Beck. Mss May McElreavy.
Miss Myrtle Riley. Miss Flora Bourgeo!se.
Mss Grace French. Miss Verna Crook.
Master Willie Winsor. Master Roy Stat
ford. Master Dick Crook, Master r.. Crook.
Master John Brygger. Master Harry
Shields. Master Elmo Lord. Master Lin
Adsit, Master ellington Bunch.
On Friday evening the kev. ]. W. Miller
and Mrs Miller celebrated the tenth ami
versary OF their wedding by the presence
at the parsonage on State street OF Is or
50 friends and members OF the NJ. E.
church. OF which Mr.. Miller is pastor. The
day was also near his eldest daughters
birthday and the occasion served the dual
purpose of concentrating birthday and
tin wedding in the same family at the
same place and time. The young people
enjoyed themselves with games. while the
older guests passed a pleasant evening in
social and friendly conversation. A deli
cious luncheon was served at an appro-
pirate hour.
Mr.. Peter Hesser returned from Indiana
Sunday. Mrs. Hesser will remain At VAL
paraiso. Ind. several weeks longer.
Mrs. William Anderson. Mr.. Frank Shil-
lestad. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas HOUSTON
and Miss Lillian Draper attended the re-
ception given the Rev. DIR. Whitworth at
his residence on Valley street. Seattle.
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Elton Fulmer. professor of chem.s-
try in Pullman agricultural college. was
in town Friday evening. the guest Of Mr.
and Mrs. William NJ. Curt;ss.
Mr.. William w. Putnam. who was
stricken with light attack OF paralysis.
Saturday night. at his residence on Tall
man avenue. is improving slowly.
Mr.. E. II. Faulkner returned home We'd
nesday from the northern part OF Sno-
homish county. where he spent month
hunting and fishing.
William Atkinson had the tip of his mid
die finger cut of on Thursday.