The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-08

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Captain and Mrs F. S. De Wolfe. Mr. and Mn. G.
NJ sheafe, Mr. and Mra C. l. Webb, M and mrs.
James Leddy Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green, Nj.
and Mrs. w. H. H. Green. Mr.. ana mrs. Z. Il
Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. Job r Lyon, Miss Tnes.s'
Miss Nancy De Wolfe, Miss Josephine De Woiie'
Miss Gertrude Cheale, and Mr. Berry. Nj. NOD
inson, Mr. Emory, Mr.. Albsrtson. MI. Bausmann
and Mr. whselwright.
Surprise Party at Ross.
On Wednesday the friends and relatives OF
Mr.. 7. Bartlett gave him . very pleasant sur
prise, it being his 10th birthday. He was ouiio-
ing q picket fence few yards from the house.
but his wife was in the conspiracy and the COM
pany gathered without his knowledge, ana
when he came in in answer to the tea bell ne
found the table drawn out TO its full extent anu
loaded with most delicious viands anu very
handsomely decorated with fruits and flowers.
There was slso o gcodly company 70 greet nm
with good wishes and presents, both useiuI anu
ornamental Those present were: MI. ana ME- :.
Bartlett, Mr. Charles Bartlett, Mr.. and MIS-. Nat
Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. John Draper, MI ana Mrs.
W. Bartlett, Miss Edna Bartlett. Masters Guy
and Clifford Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Barney
and Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Adams
Entertainment for Young Folks.
Mr. and Mrs Edward B. Friend entertained
party of young folks in honor of their son Az
thurs 18th anniversary. Games, dancing anu
refreshments were INDUCED in until IL 80 p. M.
when they all separated after declaring they all
enjoyed most delightful time. Among those
present were: Misses Becky Schoenfeld. Carrie
Frauenthal, Eda Davis, Belle Jaffe, Ida Gott-
stein, Edith SHAPIRO, Ida Lesser, Charla Blodgeth
Ruby Friend, Gertie Uhfelder and Masters Joe
Jaffe, Isidor Singerman, Glen Sizer, Emil FRAU
enthal. Eugene and Aubrey Levy, Leroy SHAPIRO.
Sig Davis, J. Gottstein, Monte Jackson and
Arthur Friend. Mrs. Friend was assisted In en-
tertaining the young guests BY Mrs n. Deggin-
ger and the Misses J. G. Degginger, Lula ana
Helen Friend.
MRS. Psrker's Friends Surprise Her.
On Friday afternoon several members of the
Women's Relief Corps met at the Grand Army
of the Republics hall, then took Broadway
car and proceeded to the residence OF Mrs. d. G.
Parker, on the east side of Lake Union Each
one carried something good to eat On arriving
they all took possession of the house and en-
joyed a pleasant afternoon. Those present
were: Mrs. Webster, Mrs. Holmes. Mrs. Colman,
Mrs Bogart, Mrs. Lilly, Mrs. Kingsbury, Mrs.
Barney, Mrs Bartlett, Mrs. Brand. Mrs. Nc
Quivy, Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Christianson, Mrs. c.
c. Adams, Mrs. c. p Adams, Miss shumaker,
Mrs. Pinkney, Mrs. Snyder, Mrs. Barry and Mrs.
Parker. The little ones present were: Gertle
Colman, Mabel Parker, Hazel Snyder, Lon H.
Taylor, Wilmot Lilly, Freddie and George
Parker.
A Double Surprise Party.
double surprise party was rendered MI. Sam
Humes and Mr.. Henry Walker at their resi-
dence, 1,509 Ninth street, last Wednesday even
ing. The evening was devoted principally to
games. supper being served at midnight. Those
invited were: Miss Rosa Caldwell, Miss Anna
Brasen, Miss Birdie Jones, Miss Laura Wallace,
Miss Anna Douglas, Miss Belle Hnmes, Miss
Florence Denny, Miss Lora Alexander, Miss
Annie Alien, Miss Aggie Fernival, Miss
Lena Allen, Miss Maud Townsend, Miss
Mertie Stevens, Miss Hattie Benton.
Mr.. viii Weir, Mr.. Percy Callahan, Mr.. Charles
Shaw, Mr.. Henry Walker, Mr.. Sam Humes, Mr..
Willie Brack. Mr.. Silas Hall, Mr. Glenn Coffin,
Mr.. Winthrop Peliger, Mr.. Arthur Sutherland,
Mr.. John Wright, Mr.. Harry O'Brien, Mr. Bert
Holcomb and Mr.. Frank Kelsey.
Surprise Party to MI. Sumner.
Asurprise party was rendered to Mr. F. G.
Sumner during the past week by his
wife at their home, oil Cherry street.
The evening was passed very pleasantly
In singing. rscitations and dancing. At II
O'Clock an elegant repast was served. The
guests then returned to their homes. after wish
ing their host as many more Years to come as
he had already enjoyed. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bell, Mr. and Mrs Drake, Mr..
and Mrs w. Eldred, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l. Fraser,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamoreux, Mrs. Lamoreux, Mrs. J.
Foster, Mrs. Keihn, Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Sumner,
Miss G. N. Hurd, Miss l. Drake, Miss A. Drake,
Miss b. Ebinger, Miss Minnie Keihn, Mr. Craw-
ford.
Mrs. Fred Ware Sururised.
Mr.. and Mrs Ware were very pleasantly sur
prised on Wednesday at their home, 40 Taylor
street, it being their crystal wedding. Many
beautiful presents were received. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ware, MI. and
Mrs. Barry. Mr.. and Mrs. McCuen, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Lacy, Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley. Mr. and Mrs.
Churchill, Mr.. and Mrs. Westberg, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davidson, Mrs. Reyburn, Mrs. Walsworth, Miss
Kelly, Miss Maud Kelly, Miss Barry, Miss Anna
Barry, Miss Ethel Reyburn, Miss Mabel Rey-
burn, Miss Tinker, DR.. 7. G. Albin, Mr.. John w.
Sims, Mr.. Saunders, Mr.. Floyd Twichell, Mas
ter Ben Barry, Master Harvey Reyburn and
Master Willie Dawson.
A Moonlight Excursion.
On Wednesday evening about sixty members
of the Epworth League and their friends
chartered the steam launch Perhaps and num-
Der of smaller boats and made a trip to Alki
point where the entertainment committee had
preceded them and had q big bonfire awaiting
the party. After landing the company partici-
pated in games until IL r. m, when refresh
ments were served after which they repaired to
the boats and sailed homeward. A vote of
thanks was rendered Mr.. John Brauer and Mr..
J. f. Hoyt for the pains they had taken to give
the young folks such an enjoyable evening"
A Pleasant Surprise.
A pleasant birthday surprise was rendered
Miss Clara Mikley by Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Bene-
dict at their home, lis Stewart street, on Thurs
day evening. She was presented with several
handsome presents, after which refreshments
were served. Those who participated in the
celebration were: Mr. and Mrs. 8. G. Benedict,
the Misses Minnie and Birdie Bryan, Miss Emma
Fisher, Miss Sallie Valentine, Miss Clara May
Mikley, Mr.. J. E. Doney, Mr.. John Mariner, Mr..
Horace Chapman, Mr.. Arthur Lynn, Miss Jessie
Moss. Mr.. John Shafer, Mr.. NJ. Moss, Mr.. Oscar
Benedict and Master Alva Benedict.
The Seattle Art League.
The Seattle Art League will hold its first
monthly meeting and exhibit on Thursday, May
49, from to p. m, at the Chamber OF Com
merce, to which interested friends and the pub
lie in general cordially invited. Members
will please comply with the wishes of the hang
ing committee by forwarding their specimens of
work TO the above named place on the morning
of the appointed day, not later than 10 O'Clock.
Specimens of work from any associate mem
pers who wish to contribute will be gladly re-
ceived.
A Surprise to Judge Rivers.
Last Wednesday evening delightful surprise
party was given Judge and Mrs. c. NJ Rivers at
their home on Rose street. in the Renton addi-
ton. A pleasant time was spent in cards. music
and dancing Among those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Shears, Mr.. and Mrs. Reaky, Mrs
Ieddy Mrs Frank Mepz;es Miss Tessie Bes.