The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD, April 2s-The members of
81. Stephens Epfst opal church gave a
social Thursday evening at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Pierce. on Burke
avenue The following programme was
rendered: Recitation, Miss Daisy Dodd;
solo. Miss Rose Grover: duet Mr.. Harry
Levin; solo. Miss Ivy Ffnnerir; instru-
mental duet Mrs, A. ID. Fraser Mrs
Edith Conner: violin solo. Mr.. Glenn
Pierce; instrumental selection, Mrs.
Case Games and social recreations. with
refreshments. were the other features of
the entertainment. Those present were:
Rev. and Mrs. p. EA Hyland. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Howard. Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn
Pierce. Mr.. apd Mrs. d. Kellogg, Mr. and
Mrs. Tony King. Mrs. A. d. Frasier, Mrs
r. w. Grover. Mrs. Case. NM Welch.
Mrs. Charles A Sears. Miss r. n. Hy-
land. the Misses Farrar. Miss b. Fetteriy.
Miss Grace Phillips, Miss Naomi Davies,
Miss Ivy Ffnnerin, Miss Edith Conner,
Mss Fannie Maxwell, Miss Blossom Sears,
Miss Mary Howard, Miss Mabel Howard,
Miss Maud McEvella. Mr. w. ]. Davies
Mr.. Farrar, Mr.. II. e. Peck, Mr. c. W.
Reed. Mr. I. L. Hyiand. Mr.. Henry Lewis.
Mr.. Kenneth Davies. Mr.. Lloyd Finnerin.
Mr.. w. Winsor.
At the annual meeting Of the Women's
Guild Of St. Stephens Episcopal church
the following were elected officers for the
ensuing year: Mrs. A. PantlAn, preS-
dent; Mr.. Nettie Sears, vise president:
Mrs. r. w. Grover, secretary; Mrs. p. z.
Hyland. treasurer.
The pupils Of Prof K.rhiand's. Mrs.
Kirkland's and Miss Lou Fetteriy's depart
ments In the North school ON Friday aft
ernoon rendered programme consisting of
music and recitations.
Miss Mla De Voc, OF Seattle, entertain
ed the pupils In four departments OF the
Central school with number Of her reci-
tations Friday afternoon
The Young Mems Amusement Club gave
an enjoyable dance Friday night in Fus-
sei's hall. Those present were: Miss
Maud McEvella, Miss c. Nelson, Miss r.
Roberts Miss =. Roberts, MISS A. Bour-
geois. Mr.. l. Quett. Miss D. Dutton, Miss
NJ. Best, Miss L. Keno, Miss Il. Sheff,
Miss I. Kath, Miss h. Ludlow, the Misses
Noyse. Miss Ivy Ftnnerfn. Miss A. Ole
son. Miss N. Cornthwa3te, Miss Wood.
Miss Murnon, Miss FORMER, Mr. H.
Shields, Mr.. r. Foster. Mr.. c. Foster, Mr.
II. Quett, Mr. Mabet. Mr.. v. Young. Mr..
p. Hopkins jr: Mr.. Stark, Mr.. B. Todd,
Mr.. N. Anderson, Mr.. Rudene, Mr.. Rob
erts. MIR. q. Pierce Mr.. w. winsor, Mr..
H. Hike. Mr. Wadell. Mr. C. Ross, Mr. c.
Cole. Mr. Dennen. Mr. O. Stsadman. MIR.
Puzzle. Mr.. l. Ffnnerin. Mr.. N. Newcomb,
Mr.. Shelley. Mr.. D. Newcomb. MIR. q. Da-
venport. Mr.. b. M, Evela-
Rainier Union. No. q, Order OF WASH
ington, Initiated two candidates Thurs
day night. after which the supreme zecre-
tary. J. L. Mitchell Of Portland, Or, de-
ltvered an Interesting lecture. After the
lecture delicious refreshments were served
and q social hour enjoyed. About forty
membsrS Of Rainier Union attended an
entertainment given by the Seattle lodge
Wednesday nigilt.
A large delegation from Perseverance
Lodge. l. o. q. T.. ATTENDED the Green
Lake lodge Friday night.
Rev. John Watson. Of the Minnesota
conference. delivered q lecture In the M.
F. church. under the auspices OF the w.
G. r. u. To = large audience Wednesday
night
Mrs. Common arrived from IssAquah
Tuesday afternoon and h the guest OF
her sister. Mrs Hafer.
The Rev. ID. @. LIE Souard. of Tacoma,
was the guest of the Rev. and Mrs. B. r.
Brooks Tuesday.
Miss Annie Mcpermott and Miss Bessie
Ludlow visited Fairhaven and whatcom
during the week.
Mr.. w. IL. Llewellyn, Of Seattle. made n
visit to Ballard Friday.