The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-17
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD. June lion Thursday night
a surprise party was given MIR and Mrs.
Henry Manney at their new home on AL
bertson street The guests met at the res
idence OF Mr.. and Mrs John Teas on
Crawford street. and then went I'm a body
to the Manney residence. Games and
delightful evening. Delicious refreshments
were served Those present were Mrs.
z; Towle. Mrs. Young. Miss Maud Curtis.
Miss Olive Coghlan. Miss Eva Chamber
lain, Miss Lulu Ramsge, Miss Lu Cox.
Miss Josie Horton. Miss Matte McQuaid,
Miss BESSIE ,,. Nancy. NJ william KNAPP.
or. MIR. Edward II. Cox. Mr., Allan Teas.
NJ. Edward Teas. Mr.. Herbert Horton.
Mr.. Archibald Towle Mr.. Gilbert Lsken.
Mr.. Morrei Chamberlain, Mr.. Landon Cox.
The members of Perseverance lodge, /.
q. q. T., gave a successful musical and
literary. entertainment Monday night at
the Odd Fellows hall.
one of the most enjoyable parties of the
season was given TO Miss Jennie Brygger
on her birthday Tuesday night by the
members and friends OF Gilman Park NJ.
T.. church, as "A mark OF appreciation of
her services as organtst IN the church.
A delightful evening was enjoyed by all.
and Miss Erygger was presented with "a
gold stick pin as memento OF the occa-
sion. Those present were: Rev. and
Mrs. z + Brooks. Nj, and Mrs. I Hogl;
Mrs. u. Thomas. Mr.. aud Mrs. 5. W.
Baker. Mr.. and Mrs Shaffer, Mrs Thomas
A. spencer Mrs. Nelson, Mrs. A. 5. Brig
Mrs. @. ". Stratton, Mr. and Mrs Ed
Hopkins. Mrs Abraham kilworth, Mrs.
Paul Hopkins. Mrs; c. Hadlock. Mrs. p.
Grin. Mr. l. sprague Mrs a " Preston.
Mrs, Hoven, MIR, +, shillestad Mir $.
Wheeler. Mr.. p HOPKINS, Mr.. r Hop
berlaln, Mr.. J, Bigger. Mr.. Morrill, Cham
herlaln Mr.. W, McCrory. MIR j. NJ Nc
crory, Mr., Q. lAndgrin, MI A. Brigger,
Hopkins, Mr., Clyde Hancy
The Woodmen of the World gave an In
teresting entertainment at their hall Fri
cimcographic views, songs by male
quartetta composed OF Mr.. II, Bastian.
Mr.. J. A, Peabody ir.. Mir. George Kelly
Organizer White and short addresses by
Mir, Brown and Mr. samuel &. Calder
heah. OF Seattle. At the close ~ the pro-
gramme tho members of Olympic Circle ~
Woodcraft surprised the Woodmou. and
social time followed.
The members OF St Alphonsus' church
held their annual fair and bazaar az the
odd Fellows hall Tuesday. Wednesday
aud Thursday nights The event proved
q marked success IN every respect
Miss Jennie Van Fatten entertained her
Young friends Saturday afternoon with 81
delightful party az the residence OF her
aunt Mrs. William CurtlsS The little
Dainty refrcshmepts We're served Thoae
present were: Mss Ziipah Adams. Miss
Jennie Scelcs. Miss PaRsy MetsuEhlin.
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Kathleen Graner. Miss Hazel Carpenter.
Miss Ceclle ponsghue. Miss Ethel Dan
tells Miss Elsie Daniels, Miss Mabel APP
kar. Miss L0ttie Mills. Miss Euulcc Rich
ards
Mr and Mrs W. J. Davies. Mrs O u.
Morley Miss u, NJ uyland. Miss Jennie
Sanborn Mr. Ivan HylRud made up
Nl,1 clc party that visited Camp LaNtCu
az Magnolia Blur Monday niEAt
Misc Gcrtie Riley, eldest daughter ~
Mr. Maria Riley. was quietly married 40
S-sttl, Thursday 10 Mr. William Wesley
S.lt.1s by she Rev. J. =. Damon. The
F.ulx couple viii make their home with
tHr ofiaa's mother ht her residence an
|uIr-h avenue and Times street
MIS- Anna Powers ana Mrs. Fred r.
It-N,r We're 40 The last meeting of the
ttAtrri. circle of the w W. and were
c's.f,5 tseSates 90 attend Ire conv.n-
ftnn .f thr Hricr az Cheh8iiS
M anI M,~ W h. Forester. after
eQtrt.< .hrce months iu Colorado aui
New Novice rrturue4 homc Tuesday
Nils NJ wi Davies went g. FNrhav"O
SaturiaE t' make short Nisit VITA a"r
friend. AiIts Iie'ru Naulcy. 80 that rlatr.
Mr. Wa,.r story. ~ Ntoria, D. a..
visited Nj Lambert 4 Thompson this