The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1898-01-20
SOCIAL and FRA7ERNAL.
Lodge Notes and Social Items Gathered
During the Week.
SLElCRIEG AND SURPRISE PARTIES
short Personal Paragrmps About
Peopte OF More or Less Note
Gathered In by "The Herald"
HussIing Reporters.

The members and friends Of the Con.
gregational society joyed a very pleas.
ant sociable at the church last Friday
evening. The church was we'll filled
with people and they all appeared to
have a good time. The entertainment
dian club swinging by Miss Stewart and
an oldfashioned spelling match between
the ladies, led by Miss Kinney on one
side, and the gentlemen, led by Mr..
Hassell on the other. Prof. st. John
gave out the list of words in his usual
happy manner. The ladies, as a whole,
outspeled the gentlemen, but the match
was declared draw, Mr.. and Mrs. Has.
sell, who we're the last spoilers on the
floor, retiring with equal honors. Mrs.
Vance and Mrs. Fisher had charge OF the
confectionery sale. The inviting coffee
and cake tables were presided over by
Mesdames Donald, Stair and Moran and
Miss Ward.
Messrs. Harry Lombard and g. E. st.
John gave delightful sleighing party to
a number of friends on Tuesday evening.
The night was perfect and the roads ex.
cellent, consequently all had fine time.
The party later in the evening gathered
at the hop house of Lombard & Horsley
on the school section, where the light
fantastic was tripped until late hour.
A tasty lunch was also furnished by Mrs.
Horsley. Those composing the party
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Whitson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Graham. DR.. and Mrs. Graves, Mr..
and Mrs. Rigg, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bar
tholet, Mr.. and Mrs. Connolly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Horsley, Mrs. George Donald, Miss
Meyer, Miss Barge and Messrs. Lombard
and st. John.
1t isn't often that G. A. Graham is
caught mapping, but he and his good wife
experienced genuine surprise Wednes-
day night, when number of their trends
called unexpectedly and took charge of
their home for the evening. The party
consisted of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Whit
son, Mr.. and Mrs. George Donald, A. B.
Weed, Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Hall, Mr., and
Mrs. Frank Bartholet, Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Bartholet, Mr. and Mrs George Vance,
Miss Meyer and Court Meyer. Card
playing was the chief feature of the even
ing, barring the refreshments, which
were pronounced moot excellent by all
present.
Last Thursday was little Ina Harri-
sons seventh birthday, and she invited
number of her young schoolmates to
the home OF her parents, where from 3 80
to > 30 In the afternoon, the little folks
had a most ENJOYABLE time with games,
fruit and candy. Those present were !:
Hazel James, Ina BarthoIet, Florence
Stephenson, Viola Tuesley, Helen Kin
sey, Ruth Kinsey, Veva Cook, Verion
Cook, Halle Carpenter, Willie Horsley,
Victor Jsneck. Harry Washburn and
Raymond Redfield.
Miss George Cary entertained a num-
Der of her girl friends at her home on
Second Street Saturday afternoon from
to 3. Progressive games furnished the
amusements, Misses Nita Foster and
Annie Nation earning first prizes and
Misses Margaret Prosser and Marion
Miller second. All had a very enjoyable
afternoon.
The Elks continue to thrive and keep
happy. Col. L. s. Hewlett was taken in
last week and those who were present re-
port the occasion as very pleasant one.
S. G. Henton has been elected Exalted
Ruler for the short term and J. f. Ryan
Esteemed Leading Knight.
The HERALD is in receipt Of a very fine
map of Alaska and the Northwest Terri
tory, sent by William F. Erving & Co, of
Tacoma, who lay claim to being the only
complete Alaskan outtitters on the Sound