The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-17

The natal anniversary OF Mrs. Annie
Powers was commemorsfed in pleasant
manner on Wednesday evening by a party
OF congeniaI friends who surprised her at
her residence on Crawford street. Cards
ard dancing we're INDUCED in and a de-
iIcious lunch wss served. Those present
we're: Mr.. and Mrs. T. Powers, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Glover. Mr.. and Mrs. y. F. Beck.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrington. Mr. and
Mrs NJ. Powers. Mr. an Mrs. Charles X
Powers. sfr. ard Mrs. II. r. Marshall, Miss
Luln Marshall. Miss Henrietta Hike. Miss
Agnes Horgan, Miss Nettie Hays. Miss
Nellie % Denneli, Miss Sophia Zuppie,
Miss Josie Hays Miss Nettie Hetzler. Mr..
Ed Powers, DIR. George Hike, Mr.. Ed sui
Ivan. Mr.. A. Macdonald. Mr.. Louis Zup-
pie. AR. Fred Roberts. Mr.. A. +. Bethe.
Sir. Sweeney, Mr.. j. Hetzler, Mr. G.
Zuppie.
Miss Maud DeMoss. daughter of r. NJ.
DsMoss after a visit of nearly nine
months IN Ballard. returned on Sunday TO
Abilene, Tex. On Saturday previous 10 her
departure a delightful party was given In
her honor by the Sunday school teachers
and msmtsrs OF the First Presbyterian
CHURCH. In which she was an earnest
worker. al the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Kleinsmith. on Crawford street, near
Second avenue. The evening passed quick
Isl and pleasantly with games and other
were served at an appropriate hour. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. +. H. Klein
smith. Mrs. j. +. Edmunds. Mrs A. l..
MHtheS0n, Mrs. John Reasoner. -irs. H.
Hawley. Mrs. Charles Hawley. Mrs. swan
son, Mrs. John Dickson, Mrs. ". A. Bal
long. Mrs. r. N. DeMoss. Mrs. II. f. Nick
erson. Mrs James Lyle, Mrs. Johnson,
Mrs. Lane. Miss Grace Phillips, Miss Ellen
Strandberg, Miss Addie Hawley, Miss Ag-
mes Johnson. Miss Maud DeMoss. Miss Lii
liam Saeher, Miss Jessie Looney, Miss
Amelia Klelnsmith, Miss Maggie Cook,
Miss Della I.ooney, Miss Carrie Merritt,
Miss Mary Saeher. Miss Elsie Johnson.
Master Willie Winsor was pleasantly
surprised Wednesday evening by party
of gay young people. who took possession
OF his parents residence on Shilshole ave
nue. The usus games and refreshments
served TO make the evening happy one
for the vivaciDus guests. Those present
were: Miss Myrtle Riley. Miss Annie
Hike. Miss Frieda Hike. Miss Stacy Beck,
Miss Edna Mcdonald, Miss Verna Crooks.
Miss Oracle French. Masters Johnnie
Bryggar. Elmo Lord. Johnnie Hopkins,
r. Crook. Willie Winsor. Ray Stafford.
Floyd Itnor.
The membership contest among the mem
hers of Camp No. 176 Woodmen OF the
World. ended bn Friday night. when the
defeated side gave the successful contest
ants and their friends a delicious oyster
supper. About two hundred were present.
and nearly all OF these participated Ia
dancing before and after supper.
The Rev r. Edward Hyland left on
Monday morning for Astoria, Or, to visit
his brother. who Is seriously i'll.
Next Tuesday evening the ladies of the
Altar Society of the Catholic church will
give a basket social in the L. and III. hall
on Ballard avenue. Progressive pedro
will be played and prizes awarded. All
are cordially invited
Miss Winnie Emerson left on Saturday
for Victoria. where she will spend two
months visiting her sister. Mrs. Trahey.
Mrs Fannie Mosher left on Saturday for
olympia 20 visit old friends.