The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-01-06
4 Record Of Parties, Entertainments
Lodge Doinss, and Weddings.
SECRET SOCIETIES INSTALL OFFICERS
Yakima society Awake ana Enjoy.
ing che winter Evenings.The Var.
ious sunday schools Elect New
Officers.

invited. The program. it is expected
will be the best of any they have yet
given. Mrs. A. l.. Slemmons has
charge of the musical part of the program.
A, o. U. W.
The local lodge A. 0. U. W, had pub.
he installation of officers at their lodge
room Monday evening last, to which the
families of the members of the order were
invited. After the installation cere-
monies, which were conducted by Dis
trict Deputy F. M. Spain, games and
other amnsements took up the evening.
A light lunch of sandwiches and coffee
was served.
The installation of officers by the North
Yakima lodge Of +. & A. M. took place
Saturday night and was followed by
banquet which was very largely attended.
THE COMMERCIAL CLUB.
The third entertainment of the season
will be given by this popular organiza.
tion next week. 1t will not be on Wed.
nesday night as usual, on account of the
X. of p. arrangements for that evening,
but will be held on either Tuesday or
Thursday. A neat little farce is being
prepared for the occasion by local talent.
TWO PARTIES.
party was given at the home of Mrs.
p. A. Bounds, Monday evening, in honor
of their guest, r. Will Fulkerson, who
has been spending the Christmas holt
days there. Dancing was the chief feat.
ure of the evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. S.
Vance being floor managers, and con-
Quoting the amusements in a manner
which showed they were still young
themselves. At 10 80 refreshments were
served in the dining room, and the guests
were entertained by the cake-riddles of
Mr.. Vance. At IL 10 all the young PEG.
pie escorted Mr.. Fulkerson to the depot,
where he bid them all fearful good by.
Those preseeent were the Misses Bessie
Boyle, Maude Nash, Annie Curran,
Theora Lund, Grace Bunnel and Kate
Ward; and Messrs. Arthur Englehart.
Max Boyle. Guy Allen, Jim Thomas. o.
S. Brown and Andrew Davern.
Mrs. Dan Simmons acted as hostess
last Thursday night and Miss Grace
Bunnell was the guest of honor. On this
occasion the handsome Simmons resi-.
donpa Oy, hfopup, Ayac,~ ,ro. .l--
open to happy party of young people
who spent q very pleasant evening at
card playing and other games inter
sperced with music and concluded with
refreshments. Mrs. Simmons sang and
Miss Bunnell played and everybody pro-
nounced the affair a complete success.
The guests present were the Misses Grace
Bunnell. Lille Carpenter, Maud Stewart,
Myra Hewlett, Ruby Whitson, Bessie
Boyle, Kate Ward, Lizzie Osborn and
Ollie Doust. and Messrs. Max Boyle,
Irwin Bounds. Arthur Englehart, Win
Freeman, Geo. Stelnweg and Willie Full
kefson.
YAKIMA ORCHESTRA BALL.
The Yakima Orchestra gave it's ball on
Dec. 81 as advertised and kept all its
promises. Those who were lucky at
guessing nearest the number OF beans in
the jar and therefore winners of prizes
are as follows, in the order named:
Mau9e Stewart, Ollie wilson, Kate Acte.
pohl. 7. L. Lynch, o. S. Brown, ]. s.
Stewart, Mrs. Ronald Grant, Albert A.
Mecbtel, Ollie Doust. Mrs. M. VERDICT,
Mrs. Casers and Eva Davidson.
WEDDINGS.
On last Tuesday evening c. H. Wlfong
and Miss May Masters were united in
marriage at the home OF the bride in the
presence of a large number Of friends.
Rev. Hawk officiated in his usual happy
style, and after he had pronounced them
one, a sumptuous wedding dinner was
spread before the assembled guests. A
goodly number of handsome wedding
presents were given by the guests to the
happy young couple. They will make
their residence for the present at the
home place on Ahtsnnm Avenue.
Thomas Fear and Miss Amy Reynolds
were joined in matrimony last Sunday
afternoon at the residence of the brides
brother, d. d. Reynolds, who lives in
Fairview. Rev. U. f. Hawk was &C.
lected to tie the knot, which he did in
the latest approved style, after which a
very nice wedding dinner WAS served.
~. and Mrs. Fear will reside on Mr..
Fears farm in the Cowychee valley.
The psrlors of the Yakima Hotel were
the scene Of very interesting affair yes
ierday afternoon. 1t was a wedding, and
the contracting parties were Mr.. Fred
Runyen and Addie S. Brown. 1t was
quiet sffair, and the ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Hawk. The happy
couple took the afternoon train for Ellens-
burg, where they expect to make a short