The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-13
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BALLARD SOCIAL NEWS.

BALLARD, May 12.--An enjoyable social
was given on Wednesday at the residence
OF Mrs Jchn Teas, on Crawford street,
under the auspices OF the Women's Corps.
Games social recreations and music were
the leading features Of the evening. Those
present were Mr.. ana Mrs J. v. Ward,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Chamberlain, Mr. and
Mrs r. Wileoxen; Mr. and Mrs. Isaac
Mrs II. NJ. De Moss Mr.. and Mrs. d.
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Curry, Mrs
Ramage, Mrs. $. Knapp. Mrs. J T. Towls.
Crook, Mrs. j. p. Harper, Miss q. French.
Miss Lulu Ramage. Miss Belle. Simpler.
Miss Anna Smith. Miss T.. Riley. Mlss
Hazel Crook, Miss Clara Smith, Miss Maud
Chant ,sain, Miss Kate Chamberlain.
Miss Sadie Hewitt Miss Maudle Sprague.
Mr., u. r. Smith, Mr.. William Knapp, Mr..
Thomas Smith, Mr. Russell l.ooney, Mr..
Morrell Chamberlain. Mr. Bert Chamber-
lain Mr.. Harry Fluhart, Mr.. Selden Flu
hart Mr. Charles Pells. Mr.. 3ert Fluhart.
Mr Allan Teas. Mr.. r. Teas. Mr.. 8. Haw-
jr., Mr.. Elmer Smith, Mr.. j. Thrssher,
Mr. George Wares. Mr., L. Hitchcock. Mr..
Rev. Norvai w. Fletcher. who leaves on
Monday for New York, was given a fare
well reception Friday at tho residence Of
MIR and Mrs John Teas, on Crawford
street. An Interesting programme, con-
sssting OF music and recitations, was wen
rendered. Rev. Mr Fletcher made fare
we'll address, He has lived In Ballard
eisht years. Those present were: Mr. ami
Mira John Teas. Mr.. and Mrs w II. Peter
Mr. and M hr 8 All Sn spp M and ,r Mrs W.
Harper, Mrs, Murdoch. Miss Lulu Ramags
MIR. +. III Price, Mr., George Paine. Mr.
William Knapp. Mr. e. L. Teas Mr.. A. T..
Teas. Mr. = Stewart Mr. Hurst. air.
The Young Mems Amusement Club held
q very enjoyable dance la The Il. A. G.
han Friday evening. There was 4 large
Prof. ana Mrs Kirkland were the re-
ciplents OF pleasant s'irprise PARTY from
Gfty OF their pupils FRIDAY evening. Games
and general good tlme wus enjoyed
Tho children 81 tho Methodist Episcopal
Sunday school held a very successful con-
cert OF odd Follows hall Friday night
The attendance was good and tire pro-
sramme was we'll rendered The PIE
rranme WAS as follows: Piano solo Evaa-
aeline Lind. recitation Pearl Grill; hat-
monica solo Eddie Anderson; recitation.
Anna Mcpermott; recitation. Three tittle
Chaps Clare Preston. Ernest Civak
James ThrRsher; recitation sunice lord
song. Ietha Caghlan recitation, Iavina
Spencer; heg sTlll fourteen siris reclts-
Chamber; violin and plano duet. Cleo RAi
Alice De Long: recitation. aunt Jemimn .
C0uFtship. rs Told by Herself, Miss
smith. recitation. 80 Was ]" Mrs ~
HarVey: recitation Bculah Cooper: recIta
ton. PROF Kirkland recitation, Fred Ash
ton
MI William Harmed ~ Port Townsend.
was the guest ~ hts grandparents Rev
and Mrs Y T. Hyiand. during the week
Mrs. Il, = Brooks went 10 Everett on
"Wednesday - take caro- OF her sister. Miss
Aunt. who Is ~ az present
Mis Y J Kieiusmita is rs with (, phoid
fever.
Miss Grace Phillips visited her parents
AZ Kirkland "Wednesday evening
The members IL Magnolia CamN II W
4 VIII give a bah In the b 4. C. aall On
MAY IS
4 coucVr, VIII be given at the Il A O.
han. under the auspices az the Women 3
Guild 0s St stephens Episcopal churoa.
Air James tianey and Mr. Louis Borel
will leave Cor Nome on Nav *
MIR aud Mrs, Jameson and Mrs l3a
WelcoUg leave Tor Nome June l.
Mr. W. W Dc Long entertained Mr. :
phillips Of Kirkland. at the formers rsss-
Geucc on Lansridge avenue on Thursday.
FREE Wagner concert tonight. Madl-
son pavilion.
EYEGLASSES for headaches Miss VII.
Einski. li2 Cherry.
PEARL LLOYD sings at Madison pavu-
lon tcnight