The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

Godfrey, Mrs. Crom We'll, Miss Cromwesl.
Mrs. Kanouse. MrA Park. Nh. Skinner,
Mrs. Reinhart. Miss Mccieaen. Mrs.
Irving Ballard, Miss Stemway. Mrs.
Damon. Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs. David Gilmore.
Mrs. knight. Mrs. Dr.. Goodspeed. Mrs.
Alexander. Miss Lesveny; Mrs. Peters, of
Porr Angeles: Miss Holloway. Mrs. Robin
son. Mrs Haley. Mrs.. Graham. Mrs.
Hamilton. Mrs. Ailet. Mrs. Goss. Mrs
Geddes. Mrs. Green. Miss Herring, Mrs.
j. u. Taylor and Mrs. Wagner.
Frenoas Chausaaqsa Circle.
The last meeting of the Fremont and
Green Lake Chautauaua Circle was held
at the home of Mrs. ]. E. Nichols on
Monday evening. The members and >
number of friends were present. The
table talk was by Mr. William Ashvorth.
As he took the circle through the Grecian
history il maize them feel their time had
been well spent and those OF the class Of
80 TO feel deeper interest In the work
yet 70 be done by them. A paper read by
Mr. G. q. Heifner on the giadiatorial
shows OF Greece and the athletic sports
OF Rome was most interesting and instruc-
tive. After the literary programme Was
finished. the novel idea of guessing the
number Of seeds in all the lemons brought
by the guests was carried out, prizes be-
ing given to the one guessing the nearest
to the full number and another to the
farthest from the right number. Mr.. Z.
Harrick guessed the exact number Of
seeds, and got the first prize. Mr.. Will
lam Ashworth won the second prize. Re-
freshments furnished by the president.
II k1tl ma
c. g. Heifner, were served and greatly
enjoyed. The remainder of the evening
was spent with instrumental and vocal
music and general sociability. At late
hour the company left for their homes, all
hoping to meet IS happily at the next
meeting on October l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butterworth Surprised.
On Wednesday evening the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Butterwor,h. 3l7 Bat
terry street. was taken by storm. Tho
absence OF the hosts was taken advantage
of by some young people Of the North End.
who took complete possession of the prem
ises. When, about $3.50 O'Clock. Mr.. and
Mrs. Butterworth returned they were sur
prised, indeed. The evening was passed
most agreeably in playing games. cha
rades, piano playing and singing. There
were present: Miss NJ. l.. Carr. Miss Carrie
NJ. Fleming. Miss Pheeoe NJ. Hilton. Miss
Lucy Smith, Miss Annie Fleming, Miss
Marie Joyce. Miss Nebbe Miller, Mrs.
Patterson. Mr.. Kittredge, Mr.. f. NJ. Webb.
Mr. 4. I. Carr, Mr.. Stephen A. Hull, Mr..
George s. Fleming. Mr.. Edwin w. Craven,
Mr.. J. A. Jones, Mr.. E. Z. Stewart. Mr..
T. A. Fuller. Mr.. o. G. Smith, Mr.. S. III.
Hilton. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Butterworth,
Mr.. Charles n. Butterworth, Mr.. Fred X.
Bntterworth, Master Harry Z. Butter
worth. Master Benjamin X. Butterworth.
Their Twenty -sixth Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coons gave .
strawberry party at their house on East
street, Latona. Friday evening. in honor
OF the twenty-sixth anniversary Of their
marriage. A large number were In at
tendance and all kinds of amusements
were INDUCED in. Mrs. Coons was pre-
sented with a very handsome gold watch
and chain by her husband. Several nice
and appropriate presents were also re-
ceived. The party broke up at midnight
after wishing the happy couple . continu-
alton for many years of their married life.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. S. p.
Willis, Mr.. end Mrs. N. NJ. Freeman. Mr..
and Mrs. John R. bell. Mr.. and Mrs. F. J.
Rima. Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ridgeway. Mr..
and Mrs. g. b. Stocks, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Douglas. Mr.. and Mrs. William Cowan,
Mrs. Turner. Mrs. G. II. Cheney, Mrs.
Henry Cowan. Mrs. William Copestick,
Miss Nettie Cheney. Miss Ada Bell, Mr.. b.
E. Bennett. Miss Lizzie Douglas, Mr.. SAM
uel Coons. jr.. and Miss Alta Coons.
a Birthday Surprise.
On Saturday night. June "a, at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Wells.
corner Of Spring and Sixth streets, a large
gathering assembled ~ give q surprise on
the 3ist birthday of their son-in-law. Mr..
A. II. Ruelle. The surprise was complete.
The first Mr.. Rueile knew of it was the
arrival of the guests. The evening was
most happily spent A musical pro-
gramme was given. consisting OF a beauti-
full duet by the Misses Grunkranz. song
by Mrs. ". II. Wilcox. a piano solo by
Miss Anna Parsons and q banjo SOLO by
Miss Personeous.' Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Rueile, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Miller. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurman. Mr..
and Mrs. ii. c. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Grnnkranz. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Wilcox.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Bogardus, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas +. Quirk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur l.. Coon. DR.. and Mrs. D. A.
Mitchell. Prof. and Mrs. J. NJ. Taylor, Mrs.
Robert Abrams. Miss Nettie Grunkranz
Miss Minnie Personeous, Miss Alma Grun-
kranz, Miss Anna Parsons. Mr. Roberts.
Mr.. Linn. Mr.. Sharp, Mr.. Personeous. Mr..
Randall. Mr.. Norman Abrams and Mr..
Fred Wilcox.
st. Mark's sunday school Social.
The Sunday school of st. Marks parish
had a social on Wednesday evening last in
the Guild room. Miss Alice Taylor's elias,
had charge. A pleasant programme was
rendered. a. follows:
song and ehorus-"Far. Far Away"
Inc ciass-Ac- Orlando shay. Mr. James
Elder. Mr.: Bernard Murry, Mr. Baldwin
shay. Mr. Floyd Elder. M Fred Nortour
Mr. George curtis. Mr.. Beunie Cfaddock, Mr..
Dlalogue-Mr James Elder, Mr. Bernard Murrv.
Mr. BALDWIN shay. Mr. Orlando shay, Mr..
floyi +. der
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s,... M. B. .is MpFry aad Mr.. orl.ndo shay
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The programme was well isred and
reelected much cFetis on Miss Taylor and
her class. Games were also PLAYED and r..
!reshineAis served.
A Pleasant Surprise.
small but pleasant party gathered a,
the residence OF Il. NJ Batyerwo-th e.,S
Third street. Tuesday evening 10 give +,