The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-11
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS,

BALLARD, March l0--I.ast Monday the
G. c. Club met with Mrs. Upper on Craw-
ford street. A good attendance and an
interesting, meeting marked the after
noon as very enjoyable. A paper on So
oial Conditions During the Reign of
Carries III. and James H." one on
''Pepys" and one on the "Puritans" were
read and followed by interesting discus
stons At a previous meeting held at Mrs.
Tomilson's. Miss Almond gave Yery en-
PERTAINING and instructive talk on art,
which was much appreciated. The next
meeting will be held at the residence of
Mrs Boltong on Times street
Mrs Kleinsmith entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society OF the Presbyterian church
Wednesday afternoon. A very interest
Ing paper was read by Miss 8. Hewitt on
Boston and Its Surroundings" illustrated
by photographs. The next meeting will
be held with Mrs. Houston on March q.
The district convention of Good Temp
lars held very interesting Session on
Monday in Manneys hall. About fifty
were in attendance, representing the lodges
IN King and ESitsap counties. Rev. Jonas
Busheli, the organizer OF the local lodge
In Ballard, was present The reports from
different lodges showed good work being
done. In the evening the following pro-
sramme was rendered TO a crowded house
Opening song, Good Templar quartette;
prayer, J. NJ. McGarvin. district chief
Templar: recitation. Miss Sorcler. Seattle;
remarks. Rev. Jonas Bushell Of Eagle
Iiarbor; solo. Mr.. Stanley Wheeler; read
ing. Mrs C. l. Haggard Seattle vocal
duet. Miss Hight and Miss Beehitz; recita-
ton, Miss ID. Hoovey; vocal solo Miss
Alexander, Fremont vocal duet Miss l.
Sacher and Miss Maud Curtis paper. Miss
Tyler teacher. OF Ballard song. Good
Templar quartette. instrumental trio. MIR
e. c. Wheeler, Mr.. w. r. Coghlan and
Garvin and Miss Galbraith Of Seattle.
The Loyal Temperance Legion OF Bal
lard will give It's FIRST entertainment next
Tuesday evening, March -. at odd Fell
lows hall An excellent programme Is
being arranged by the superintendent. Miss
Maud Curtis. one Of the chief features
OF the evening will be flag drill. given
by fourteen girls. under the management
Of Mrs. -. 5. Harvey. Mrs. Ada Nc
Gavvin. the county superintendent. will
be present and give an address,. Explain
ing the aims and objects Of the legion.
on next Sabbath evening. March H. the
state president Of the W c. r. o.. Mss
Mary l. Page. Of Olympia, viii speak In
the Methodist church OF this city.
The drinking fountain which was ordered
some time ago hy the temperance people
Of ballard has arrived. and In Few Gays
viii BE erected on Ballard and Second ave-
nues AS soon as the weather Will per-
Mrs, Johnson and daughter have been
she guests Of Mrs, Markasen The past
week
Mr. Harry Morris and Miss Emma
Thompson. two % Baliafds most cstma-
BE young people, were married last Fri
day evening az the residence q Rev, MI
brooks They aftsr# ard entertained a
few intimate friends 81 the bone 81 Mr.
ana Mrs Brandt. q this city.
Mr. and Mrs Lyman Burke. ~ Tsliman
avenue. gave whist party on Friday
evening 90 honor % Mrs. Hurke's cousin.
Miss Jessie Hotchkin, ~ Sasbeck Dainty
rc,rcshmeais we're served, Those present
weve Mrs Collins. Mrs Morley, Mlsa
Daisy Hyand, Miss Grace Phi!iqs, Mss
Annie Holland Mr. Brandt Mr. Ivan ny
land. NJ. Cal4crwooG and Mr.. Charles
Reed.
A pleasant birthday surprise party was
given Miss Mabel JohnsioHe by her school
mates ou Tuesday evening al Der home on
Second avenue The evening was spunt
il vocal ard instrumental unsic. games
and Relations Excellent rcfreshmsnts
were served. Those present We-e: Mr.
ans Mrs Johnstoue. Miss 5nga 9erring
Miss Myrtle Hooper. Misc Mildred savage.
Miss EIsira Clampet. Miss Bessie Con
away. Miss Lulu C9Ehlan Mss Verde
Vernon Miss C. TOMBSTONE. Sir Ernest
Wood, Mr. leo Hu56el Nj Fred liGhoeL
ALr GFrrEe Johns.ous, NJ. JOSEF hl)gnend
Air Waiter Young. Mr.. jules Hooper.
TIE Foresysgs OK America held Basket
social during the week AZ Oia a'eAows
raL a programme was rendered. and
rhe remainder ~ the even.ug was spent
la dancing a I>ree number from Seattle
were present Auaug chose from Ballard
were Mr. and Mrs. Carter, Miss Jessie
Luney. Mss Flo Beatde. Miss Jennie
French. Miss Bella Luuey, MI Brown. Mr.
Wheeler. Mr. McAuuisu. Mr. McWI.Aams
Mr. storks Mr.. Tiedermann. MI Back
$751; Iu-.e.-a. 1lr sands. Nj. Lcatz and
Mr. Wallace.
MEA. LA Du7ero gave a "Utle dalet'