The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20


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MI Robert Newell.
Mr. and Hrs. Paysse SURPRISED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan Paysss were very
pleasantly surprised at their residencs at
Latona Wednesday evening by the arrival
OF few of their many friends unexpect-
eddy. who came for the purpose of tender
ing Mrs. Paysse birthday surprise party.
After congratulations were given the
party proceeded to make merry. Dancing.
singing. card playing and other amuse-
ments were INDUCED in until supper Was
announced. That being disposed OF, the
amusemsnts again continued until mid
night, when the party broke up. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Rollin Beebe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olive Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Zulke, Mr.. and Mrs. III. C.
Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Elliot, Mr..
and MIRA Austin Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
c. Dehass. Mr.. and Mrs.. Clarence G. Carr.
Mrs. l. v. Spragus. Mrs. Henry Cowan,
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Laura Morford, Miss Mary Camehl. Miss
Minnie Camshl, Miss Lottie Robson. Miss
Allie Wilbur, Miss Emma Sundblad, Miss
Anna Douglas. Miss Minnie Douglas. Miss
Liszis Douglas, Mr.. Thomas Lowers. Mr..
I. W. Record. Mr.. Watson Krisske. Mr..
B. L. eastman. Mr.. Ben Cole. Mr.. Edward
Goats. Mr.. ]. w. Green. Mr.. A. Audstt,
Mr.. r. Camehl. Mr.. H. Camehl, Mr.. w. r.
Coats. Mr.. Roy Coats. Mr.. James II. Rob-
lin, Mr.. A. C. Watson. Mr.. Percy Shields,
Mr.. Sibbis Paysss, Mr.. Alexis Paysss.
LaAiss' Musical Ciab Dipioma-
Mrs. A. B. Stewart president Of the
Ladies' Musical Club. on Friday received
the long delayed diploma for that organ
ixation. from the World fair commission
On June % last thirty.two clubs from the
various cities of the country assembled in
Chicago to attend the Women's Amateur
Musical convention, and each club gave
concert In the music pavilion. under the
direction of the Worlds fair committee
on music, Of which the renowned Theo-
dore Thomas Was director. Owing to the
ruling Of Boyd Thatcher. superintendent of
the department of awards, that diplomas
could not b granted to . musical organi.
xation because its performance was not
tangible. visible thing. disputes arose, re-
sulting In the Worlds fair commission
overriding Mr.. Thatcher's decision and
granting the diplomas, which were
awarded to only . few clubs attaining
certain standard of excellence, and the
diploma which is signed by Theodore
Thomas and the Worlds fair officials re-
cites that 1t 10 granted for the high stand
ard of musical talent exhibited by the
Ladies' Musical Club. of this city. at the
convention. The diploma will be framed
and hung in the rooms OF the club.
Rhod odsndron Club Party.
On Monday evening the Rhododendron
Club gave another Of its delightful parties
at prosch's hall. Pretty women, hand
some dresses, excellent music, delicious
refreshments and . delightful time were
the features Of the evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Lee Devries, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. +. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Ward, Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Whitley, DR.. and Mrs. A.
w. Phillips, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Carter.
Mrs. T. J. Deprey. Mrs. v. II. Faben. Mrs.
G. Mcdowell. Miss Marguerite Upper. Miss
N. Z. Eyanson, Miss c. SwAnberg, Miss
Alice Seymour. Miss Ann Seymour, Miss
Ella NJ. Peckham, Miss Ella NJ. Pixley,
Miss c. Harker. Miss Nellie Russell. Miss
Belle Hood, Miss A. Hood, Miss Nellie
Howes. Miss C. Marshall, Miss Bushman,
Mr.. L. S. Riley. DIR. ]. H. Lyons. Mr.. Il. N.
Evanson, Mr.. ]. Park Henderson, Mr.. NJ.
Y. Quimby, Mr.. T. d. Van Wagenen. Mr..
A. C. Hers, Mr.. 8. J. Cruikshank, Mr. u.
X. Darling, Mr.. Sumner Baldwin. Mr.. w.
Il. Stevens, Mr.. Charles Swanberg. Mf. w.
v. Wheeler.
Mr.. ana Mrs. McNsmara's Tia Wedding.
A very pleasant surprise was given Mr..
and Mrs. James McSamsra ut their home,
SIS Alton street, on Tuesday evening, IL
being the tenth anniversary Of their mar
riAge and consequently their tin wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. McSamara received . large
number Of presents, among them being IN
immense tin basket filled with choice
flowers and pretty painting on tin. The
evening Was pleasantly spent with music.
cards. etc. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hilton, Mr.. and Mrs. VEINS, Mr..
and Mrs. Ovens. Mr.. and Mrs. Kings
bury. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook. Mr.. and Mrs.
Powell. Mr.. and MIRA Kunts, Mr.. and Mira
s. johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. vanberg, Mr..
and Mira Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Yrega.
Mrs. Arid, Mrs. Lsrch, Mrs. +. d. john
son. Mrs. John Taylor, Mra Media. Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Wallace. Mrs- +. J. Mcnamara.
Mrs. Alien, Mrs.. Millar. Miss Millar. Mr..
VIII Mcnamara, Mr.. Aaltby and Mr..
Bateman.
Death Of n Reformed Pioneer Mstson.
Mrs. Thomas Cranney. Of Coupsvills.
who died in this city on Saturday last. Was
one Of the early pioneers Of this state. She
vas the eldest daughter Of the late Capt
Thomas Coupe. and arrived here with the
others Of the family In the year 1881
settling in Island county. where the town
of Coupsvgi.e 10 nov located. Sarah e.
Coups vas married to Thomas Crannsy
December 8, 1853. Mr.. crannsy being then
one Of the nrsn Of Grxnnen & Gran
new. Who built the rtsassdy saw
mills. Mn, Crsnnsy vas dearly b.
loved and deeply mourned By oil
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