The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-11
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.


BALLARD. Feb. 1.-THE leading social
event OF the week was a ctnch party given
by Mr. and Mrs Frank Conxdon at their
home on the corner Of First avenue and
Burke street. After lengthy and exceed
ingly pleasant games. Mrs. John Johnson
was declared winner OF the first prize and
Mr.. Mexican won the consolation prize.
Delicious light refreshments were served
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Cong
don. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Nelson. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A Sears. Mr.. and Mrs. David Nc
Way, Mr.. and Mrs. U. Duttoy. Mr.. and
Mrs John johnson, Mr. and Mrs Nc
Kean. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Kellogg. Mr..
and Mrs. Clough, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Burke
Miss Fay Adams entertained small
party OF younk folks at her home on state
street Friday evening. With music and
games a most enjoyable evening was spent
Delicious light refreshments were served
Mrs. Campbell. OF State street. returned
from Minneapolis last Tuesday.
Mrs. George Apker spent last week a,
Clear lake. where Mr.. Apker is at pres
emit
Mr. Richard Mills was down from Clear
Lake on the sick list during the week but
was sufficiently recovered 10 return on
Saturday
on Friday evening Miss Bessie Atkinson
was given a surprise party at her home on
Ballard avenue by her numerous frfends
The celebration was in honor OF her
eleventh birthday. very pleasant time
was spent in games. dancing and music.
Delicious refreshments were served. Those
present were Miss Irene F'etterly Miss
Eva Rima, Miss Dora Johnson. Miss
Dean Wiley Miss Ethel Singer, Miss Ksth-
rene Singer Miss Lucelia Nelson, Miss
Esther Nelson. Miss Hazel Crook, Miss
Fannie Carpenter, Miss Alice Def>ong. Miss
Maud DeLong, Miss Emma Lord. Miss
T1~l.l.
Beatrice White. Miss Grace sullivan.
Miss NJ Holland, Miss Stella Sanhorn. Miss
Kathrine Chamberlain, Miss Lulu Ccsh-
| Ian, Miss Letha Coghlan Miss Irene At
kipson. Miss Lyle Howey, Mr. Hubert At
| kinson, Mr.. Roy Fate, Mr.. and Mrs. Fate.
| Mr.. and Mr. Atkinson, Mr. and Mrs. How
| cy and air. and Mrs William Atkinson.
Mr.. Richard Johnston and Miss Lula
| Kenney were married last Friday evening
| at Sidney, kitsap county. The couple re-
| turned to BaIIard on Saturday They en-
| tertained a large number of congratulate
| ing friends at supper Saturday evening at
| their home on Ballard avenue.
Mr.. Dave Kellogg Is convalescent after
serious attack Of typhoid fever.
| Mrs. Kilton. who has been quite I'll for
some time at her home on wilbert street.
| Is now able 10 bs about.
Mr. John Broiles of whatcon. was In
| Ballard during the week. the guest OF Mr..
| and Mrs. Conway.
| Mr.. Louis vogel was in Ballard last
| Tuesday receiving congratulations. He
| had Just returned from q two months visit
to his old home In Michigan
Mr.. E. Miller and Mr. @. Luce have each
| secured positions at Maple Valley and
! moved their families there last wednes-
| day.
| Mrs. John Gardner. OF Wallace, Idaho,
| is visiting her daughter. Mrs. Johnson. on
Times street
| Mr. A. Carsten. Of Seattle, was In Bal
| lard last week.
Mr.. John Peterson was visiting friends
| in Ballard Thursday
| The G. c. Club met at Miss NIL
| ler's last Monday afternoon Their
| study was the churches and universities
| Of the Eiizabethan period. Those present
| were: Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. Bolcng. Mrs.
| Martssn. Mrs Mann. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs j.
| ponoghue Mrs c. Donoghue Mrs. Miller
| Mrs. Ffnney, Mrs. Upper and Mrs. Tomlin-
son. Their next meeting will be held at
| Mrs. Davison's on Post street.
| Rev. Hyland leaves the first Of the week
| for Southern California. where he hopes
| to regain his health. During HIS absence
his pulpit Will be hliea by Bishop Booker
! as often possible.
| Miss Grace Phillips spent a few days
with her parents at Kirkland during the
/ week She ana Miss Annie Holland were
the guests OF Mrs. Jack. Of Seattle. Thurs
| day evening at dancing party
Mr. Edward La Lona. of ballard. re-
| turned last Monday from an extended trip
! 70 Arizona. California and New Mexico.
Mr. Ralph Pullen an old-tims Ballard
| citizen. was In town last Monday.
The members OF Rainier Tent, No ;.
| have secured the Athletio hall for Feeru-
| airy g. and win give one OF their usually
! successful tails at that Gate,
The members OF Oympit Circle. Wood
men OF the World, VIII give their regular
( monthly social and open meeting Monday
| evening Of next week.
Mrs, Roherts, who owns pleasant home
ia one II Baiiards suburbs. writes from
I Minnesota that she expects TO return home
/ in March
Mr.. c. % Miller and son. J, r. Miller.
| Of Michigan. are the guests uf Mr.. and
| Mrs Fuller on FIRST avenue.
The most successful social 81 the season
! was given By the Ladies' Aid Society 81
NJ r. church at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I j. p Chamberlain on Alheriaon street
I wednesday evening. A large number were
( In attendance. among them uelna Rev
/ Brooks. M and Mrs. Thomas. Mr.. ana
| Mrs. r. ne Long Mt and Mrs kizseA..
! Mr. and Mrs. Houlston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter. Mr. and Mrs Kelly Mfs Nyson.
Mira Bosworth. Mrs Peils, Mrs. GawAng
Mrs Welsh. Mrs Towe, Mrs Pierce. Mrs
I BrxRssr, Mrs Coleman. Mr. Coifweh.
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