The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-25
BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD, Feb 4-Mr T. omsteac
leaves Monday for Dawson. y. W. I.
The many friends Of Mr.. suzant will be
sorry to hear that he is gradually grow
ing worse.
Mr.. and Mrs Quick of Seattle spent
Polk street
Mr. George Ioggie. of whatcom, and
Mr. Charles Patten. OF Seattle, were In
Ballard last Tuesday.
DR.. Campbell. late OF Sterling. scotland,
was a guest OF Mrs Laurie. on Ballard
avenue last Sunday
Mrs Holberg arrived IN this city last
Monday from Copenhagen and is at pres
ent the guest OF her cousin, Mrs Prentz,
on Ballard avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Forester and daughter
Beatrice left Ballard on the 18th for
lengthy visit to relatives and friends In
Arizona. California and New Mexico. Mr..
and Mrs. Jean King will occupy their
home during their absence.
The mother and sister Of Mr.. John Hi
gerson arrived from Norway last Thurs
day
The Epworth League of the Gilman M. r.
church held social on Thursday night at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hopkins,
RS, on Ballard avenue. Among those
present were. Mr.. and Mrs. Holston Mr.
and Mrs Chaplin. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hopkins, jr, Mrs
White. Miss Simpler. Miss Chamberlain,
the Misses Wares. Miss F'etteriey, the
Misses Yerkes Miss Rosa Demoss, Miss
Fannie Maxwell. Miss Amy Fuller. Miss
Viola Mann, Miss Clara Smith. Miss Hop
kins. Miss Maud McDermid. Mrs. Lucene
Hawley, Rev. Brooks. Prof. Peck. Mr..
Simpler. Mr. Wares Mr.. Chamberlain.
Mr. Charles wileoxen. Mr. C. Crook, Mr..
w. Richardson, DR. Faulkner, Mr. August
Lingren. Mr. Robert Hopkins. Mr.. Roscoe
Hitchcock Mr.. Thomas Smith.
Rainier Tent, No 3. K. o. T, NJ. gave
ball on washington's birthday which
proved great success. There was
great number present. among others Mr..
and Mrs. ~ Nelson. Mr.. and Mrs. Cluff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toney King Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Kellogg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ostrander,
Mr.. and Mrs. Poersel Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ards Mr. and Mrs. Crountz, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roberts Mrs. Richards, Miss Jennie
French. Miss Luney, Miss Annie Hansen,
Miss Gretchen Schultz. Miss McGilveray.
| Miss Maud McGilveray, Miss Shelf Miss
Roberts. Miss johnson. Miss Annie Lee
| Roy Miss Mae Golph. Miss Laura VIM,
Miss Cora Wentworth. Mr.. l. Zupper.
| David Boihong Mr.. Bert Tobe, Mr.. George
| Hike, Mr.. Bay McGilveray. Mr.. Fred
! Clark. Mr.. Walter Clark. Mr.. Charles
| Davis, Mr.. Hairy Lewis Mr.. NJ. Chamber
| lain. Mr. NJ. Pippin, Mr. Frank Sweeney,
| Mr.. II. Roberts.
The Olympic Circle held it's regular
| monthly entertainment In the city hall
| last Monday evening. The time was
| pleasantly spent in cards. games, etc.
Refreshments were served. Those pres
| emit were: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Powers,
/ Mr. and Mrs. Woodring Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Boyce Mr.. and Mrs Hewitt, Mr.. and
| Mrs. F. Condor, Mr.. and Mrs. Poersel,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Banks. Mrs. Adams,
| Mrs. C. Donoghue, Mrs. Mcdonald. Mrs
1 w.. les LskHn re
Miss Nellie poersel, Misses Osborn.
The Bay City Degree of Honor win hold
an apron social next Wednesday evening
| In Odd Fellows hall.
The C. C. C. Club met last Monday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Richards or
Tallman avenue. The next meeting viii
| be held at the home of Mrs. Tomson. on
Tallnnan avenue The subject for discus
sion will be Modern Art
The Ladies' Ala Of the Presbyterian
church gave a social at the home OF Mira
John Reed, on street, last "Wednesday
evening. Music and games constituted
the entertainment. Dainty refreshment:
were served. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Reed, Mr.. and Mrs Mann. Mr.
and Mrs Holston. Mr.. and Mrs. r. T
Hawiey. Mrs. Nyson. Mrs. Mcmillan
Mrs Kliensmith. Mrs. Matheson. Mrs
Bollong. Mrs. Twigg, Mre. Ethel Reed
Miss Annie Smith. the Misses sacher
Miss n. F'etterley. Miss X. Demoss, Mis-
Adeline Wares. Mise Bertha Wares Mis-
Lucy Murdoch. Miss Ida Mcmillan Nh
! David Rollong. Mr.. Archibald Bollong
. Mr.. Thomas Smith, MIR. Percy Reed. Mr.
| Charles Wieoxen, Rev Edmonds, Mr.
James Fsimonds. Mr.. Thomas EdInonds
MIR Allan Teas. MF. Evart Teas. Mr.
Frank wlcaxen, Mr.. F1uehart. Mr.
George Wares.
Mrs. Kleinsmith gave sn Informal part
| last evening In honor OF her brother. Pro.
| Dickson. and other teachers. The mos
| UNIQUE feature of the evenings enter
tainrnent was hidden musicians poets
authors and notahles Excellent light re
fgeShments were served. Those presen
were. Prot Peek, Mr. Giles. Mr. Eschel
man. NJ Calaerwooa. Mr.. ID. Beilons
MIR Rasschner. Mrs. Markusen. Mis-
Hewitt Mrs. Enyart Miss Holock Mis-
Shelly. Nils Smith. Miss Marie Sache
and Miss l. sacher.
Mrs wallace and son, Of san Francisco
who have been visiting sIrs. WickersoT
have taken apartments in Seattle and wi
remain permanently.
Miss sara Hewitt. % Ec~ters. has r.
turned from her visit TO Buckley hnd wi
spend the winter with her cousin. Mr.
klslnsmithf
Two cousins % Mrs Bat;leson arrive
IN BaiiRrs yesterday from Iowa ana wi
sped the winter on the Sound
| Miss Rose Demos entertained IN
Misses Wares on Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Iva Hawiey os seattle
we're the guests Of their parents. on stat
! street. last Tuesday
Frofs Dickson and KArscaner are tn
sssasts OF Mrs. KIlensnaith. on Crawfor
! ! street.
The wonan's GaiiA ~ 81 stephen
; Episcopal church WI hold a social ar m
home OF Mr. and Mira SaerS. corner Fir
Z and Tseary avenues. on Tuesday Tor a
benefit Of thc church.
Rev Edmonds, viii exchange pnlpii
: with ,he Presbyterian minister " Ees
I tomorrow morning and evening
Mr. John GInks. son-in-law ~ Mr. }
sarSanfce. o. Ballard. arrived this wee
: from Iowa and wiu reside here
The Genticmans Club met at the hor
OF Mr. Fred Kellogg this week
Nj John TprgssQn T. taking a short Y,
Y cation. the FIRST in six years lie ~
! spend = sew weeks IN the northern part
the state
Mr.. George Carver, q Maple Valley. ar
. Miss DIVA Vernon. os ballard. we're IRA
rsea sunday az tha residence % Mr. az
Mrs W. Baldwin, ~ this city Tho