The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-27
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD. Aug. "a most pleasant
social event occurred Wednesday evening
At Odd Fellows hall In this city. and was
n By s ana oympe Cros
Ballard Camp No. l76, Woodmen Of the
World. Just after the circle had ad-
journed the literary programme was given;
The guests and members then enjoyed
themselves at whist for some time.
A party Of trends gathered at the home
OF Mr.. and Aars. Schonstrom Saturday ev-
enin~ last. taking the host and hostess en-
evening. A pleasant feature OF the occa-
sion was the presentation by the callers
to Mrs Schonstrom OF set OF chinaware
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. Okerlund, Mr.. and Mrs. Ind
gren, Mr. and Mrs. Sundberg. Mrs. Erick-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Larson, Mr.. Nels Nell
son, Mr. and Mrs. Schonstrom.
Ballard Camp, Woodmen Of the World.
held an open meeting and smoker Friday
evening which was thoroughly enjoyable
affair. A number Of invited guests who
some members from Seattle, and all lis
tened to an interesting talk on Woodcraft
by head camp organizer, c. W. Wheeler.
After this refreshments ana cigars were
The wedding of Mr.. George e. Hunt Of
this city and Miss Della Hornberger. Of
Pennsylvania. was solemnized Thursday
f ssy Mr. At nr sss n HUNT sss p
resident OF this city for some time and las
a large number OF friends. the bride. now
ever, has only recently arrived from the
East The couple will make their home in
Ballard.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Presby-
terrain church met this week with Mrs. A.
Mcmillan on North street.
Mrs. Glen Pierce and family returned
Monday from an extended visit with rela-
tives in Muskegon, Mich.
Mr.. c. l.. Ford. resident OF Yakima.
spent a few days in Ballard during the
week with friends and relatives.
Mr.. James Walsh. of Boise City, Idaho.
was Ballard visitor the latter part of
last week. tie left for Everett Sunday.
Sunday with Mrs. 7. A. Johnson, OF Tall
Miss Amelia Jensen and Miss Nellie Jen-
sen. OF Argyle, San Juan county. are
spending the week with the family OF Mr..
Rev. ID. l.. Fordney. of Anacortes. was
IN the city during the week. Mr.. Fordney
was formerly pastor OF the Presbyterian
Mr.. Albert Jensen, OF San Juan county,
was in Ballard during the week,
Mr.. ]. Conway left Thursday for Ana
cortes and expects to be absent several
days.
Mss Carrie Lake. Of State street, is Wis
ting friends in Tacoma this week.
Mr.. f.. J. Kean. OF Butte. Mont.. was In
Ballard Thursday looking after business
interests.
Mrs w A. Privett. OF EHensburg. was
the guest OF friends In Ballard for a few
days during the week. She left Thursday
for Tacoma.
Mr.. w. II. Curtiss returned Sunday from
a months stay at Thorn Arm. Alaska
Mr.. G.. r. Peabody left during the week
for Skagway. where he win probably re-
main permanently.
Mr.. Hugh Weldon. formerly a resilient Of
Ballard, but VINO left for his home in one
OF the Eastern states about three years
ago. returned to Ballard during the week
from Alaska.
Mr.. and Mrs. r w. Wood ard daughter
OF Seattle. were IN Ballard Sunday visiting
villa Er. and Mrs. w. l.. Forester
Mrs. l. A. La F@yre. OF Whafcorn was
visiting with her niece. Mrs. J. D. Beach
OF Third avenue. during the week
Mrs. Van Valley. OF Everett, who was
formerly a resident o. Ballard was ia the
city Saturday lat the guest 81 Mr. ard
Mrs. W. kleek. Mr.. kleek returned aorna
with Ter 20 see Mr. Van Valley WHO has
been very iil for some time
Mrs. J. Fus-eli wil! start in n few eavs
for 81 Michael. where she will 50fn her
husband. who IL captain os . river steamer
on the Yukon,
Mrs. W. Jack has leased her resiSenea
on Tallman avenue ard VIII start an a few
days for California where she win SPEND
the winter.
Mrs. William McKesver has been saz-