The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-03-04
BALLARD SOCIAL NOTES.

cial on Wednesday evening at Odd Eel
lows hslL There was a sale Of envelopes
containing samples OF aprons Each pur-
chaser was entitled to a partner, and an
apron. which he was called upon to hem.
Mr. w Gates, Of Interplay, won the first
prize for the best hemmed apron Mr..
Thomas Powers secured the consola tion
prize. There was large number present,
among others Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pow
efs. Mr. and Mrs. Gates. of INTERPLAY. Mr..
ana Mrs. Michael Jordon. Mrs. NJ @.
POWERS, Mrs. Hetzler, Miss Jordon. Mrs
Martin Hays, Mrs. Marshall, Mrs. Glover.
Mrs. Blake. Miss Stacy Beck. Miss Gertie
Kelley the Misses Hike, Miss Shepherd.
Prof. Beck and Mr.. VIII Shields.
rhe ladies' OF st. Stephens Guild held a
dinner social on Tuesday at the home OF
Mr. ana Mrs Sears. on Burke avenue
An exceptionally fine literary and musical
programme was rendered. Substantial and
dainty refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs Sears.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Conden, Mr. and Mrs
John Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Grover. Mr..
and Mrs Davies Mr. and Mrs. LYMAN
Burke. Mr.. and Mrs Tony King, Mr. and
Mrs. Frazier. Mr. and Mrs II Maxwell
Mrs. Hyland. Mrs. Morley, Mrs Dodd.
Mrs. White. Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Roy Dutton.
Mrs. John James, Miss Naomi Davies.
Miss Corners, Miss Johnson, Miss Dodd.
MISS b. White. Miss Mildred Savage. Miss
Grace Phillips, Miss Fannie Maxwell, Miss
Hofchkin. Miss Blossom Hotchkin. Mr..
Kenneth Davies. Mr.. Lambert Thompson.
Mr. Brant. Mr. Harry Lewis, Mr. Lewis
Mclaughlin. Mr.. Lloyd Finnerin, Mr.. Don
Dodd.
The Nordeau Literary Society held a
basket social In Nanny hall this week.
An excellent programme was rendered.
consisting of vocal and instrumental mu-
sic, ROTATIONS and speeches. There were
"a m
Mrs. Tronsrud, Mr. and Mrs. o. Kjelland.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. johnson. Mr. and Mrs.
Rise. Mr.. and Mrs. Rothe. Mr. and Mrs.
Jensen Mr.. and Mrs. Kruger. Mr. and
Mrs. John Torgeson. Mr. and Mrs A. An
derson. Mr.. and Mrs. Fatland. Mr. and
Mrs Ruberg. Mr. and Mrs. J. Craven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerring Mr.. and Mrs I n
Jacobson. Mr. and Mrs. G. ormbeck Mr.
and Mrs j. Ormbeck. Mr.. N. Christensen.
Occidental Lodge No. 70. held a meeting
on Thursday evening In the hall on Bal
lard avenue
The G. c. c. Club met last Monday af-
ternoon at the Home OF Mrs TomiIson.
on Tallman avenue. The subject under
discussion was Ancient and Modern
arts Those present were: Mrs r. T.
Hawley. Mrs. Tomison. Mrs Richards,
Mrs. Freeman. Mrs. Kleinsmith. Mrs.
Joe Donaghue. Mrs. Ffnney. Mrs. Marke-
son, Mrs. Upper. Miss Armour and Miss
Hewitt Their next meeting will be held
at the home OF Mrs. Upper. on Crawford
street. Subject for discussion, 1.-The Per-
Tod Between Charles III. and James H."
pretty luncheon was given on Thurs
day by Mrs. George Livingston. of Bal
lard. In honor Of her sister. Mrs. Mclean,
from Clinton, Canada. A noticeable fea-
turc was that the guests were all OF Scot
tish descent The invited guests were:
Mrs. Wallace, Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. Nc
Lean. Mrs McFariane. Mrs. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. Macintosh. Mrs. Forsyth. Mrs
Donald, Mrs. Atkins. Mrs. Wentworth.
Mrs. Craig. Mrs. Mckenney, nearly all of
Seattle and Tacoma
An enjoyable Informal whist party was
given on Friday evening by Miss Grace
Phillips at her home on Ballard avenue
In honor OF her friend. Miss Jessie Hotch-
kis. from Seaheck, The guests were: DR.
and Mrs. Martin. Mr.. Morrow, Mr.. Wal
lace. Mr.. Cochran. OF Seattle: Miss Jessie
Hotchkis. OF Scabeck. and Miss Annie
Holland of ballard
Mr.. and Mrs, p. v. Davis, Miss pngh
and Miss Doxey were calling on friends
In Ballard last sabbath.
Rev. Daily. OF Kent. Is the guest Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles ingalls,. of Ballard
avenue. Mr. Daily has purchased fine
home on Crawford street. and proposes
60 make his home here In the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. John Bryington and Mr.. Jean Bry-
ington arrived in Ballard from Iowa this
week. and are the guests ~ their friends
MIR and Mrs. A &. Banning. ON Crawford
street
Mir c, u. wlooxen LEI, Thursday for a
lengthy visit to his OLD home in New
York state lie will also visit friends Iva
Minnesota and Iowa.
cart Wilson. % Fort wrangei was in
ballard last Monday with his bride. who
will accompany him 20 his home In Alas
ka They were the guests of Mrs l..
Laurie
REV. ]. r EdmundS. Of ballard. and
Rev Cornwall OF Kent exchanged pul-
pits last sabbath. Rev. Cornwall was the
guest while here Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. T
Hawiey ana Mrs. Frank Frazier
The Woman's Relief Corps held their
usual meeting on Thursday. They arc ar
ranging tor an entertainment IN the near
future.
REV Edmunds has sent in his resigna-
ton as pastor OF the Presbyterian church
OF Ballard,
Mrs. +. j Jordon. az Seattle was thu
Euezt OF MIS-. Grover on wiI5ert street
last Monday.
4 large number % British Americans
went to Seattle last Tuesday evening TO
take part tn the celebration given by the
Rrttish-American League.
MIR and Mrs. VI. : Phillips. OF Kirk
land were the guests 81 Mr. and Mrs, W.
y De Long during the week.
MI Glen Pierce was home on a visit
last Thursday,
The new card club Ia. vet without a
name, met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred rtshcr on Broadway. last Monday
evening
The illustrated lecture given on Thurs
aav evening at Athletic hall was well at
tended.
Mrs. Mclnnis. on North street, Is III
with typhoid fever
Mrs. George Shields was called To
Cetcheil this week by the serious illness
OF her daughter Mrs. George Taylor.
Mr.. Giiwood Cox IS slowly recovering
from "A severe Illness.
Mrs. Duffey. on wilbsrt street. is re-
ported very w.
Miss Nina shields Is taking short va
cation
Mr.. I. Psuley, OF Seattle. was in Bal
lard on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corner and family, after
a years absence from home. have again
taken VI their residence in 6allard.
Mr.. GEORGE wares family has naoSsd