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

survive her and mourn her icss Her sis
isrs are Mrs James Gillespie. Of Coupe
Vile. and Mrs. w. b. Jones. OF Seattle.
ner brothers William T. Coupe. of What
com, and George NJ. Coupe, oi this city.
Her married daughters are Mrs Capt
J. w. Ciapp. Mrs. Frank Newherry and
Mrs Ed Lovsjoy. Of Coupevilie. and Mrs
Frank Emrse. Of Port Gamble. The body
Was taken to her home as Coupeville fer
intermsnt
Miss Grses Marphy's Btrshaay sarprise.
On Saturday evening. May Is. the
friends Of Miss Grace Murphy gathered AZ
her beautiful home. 1920 Ninth street, to
remind her that she had passed another
milestone in life'> journey. Ii was
planned and successfully carried ont a. .
surprise. Games were played, inter-
spersed with vocal and instrumental
music, until about Ii o'clock, when ali
we're called into the dining room TO par
take OF . most sumptuous supper prepared
by Miss Grace's mother. At late hour,
after singing God Be With You Till We
Meet Again. - the guests departed. Those
present we're: Mr.. and Mira McRsa. Mr..
and Mrs. Goodman. Mrs. he Pay, Miss
Helen Goodman. Miss Myrtle Esary. Miss
Anna Goodman. Miss Pearl Murphy.
Miss Nola Cowden. Miss Blanche Graves.
Miss Maud Mead, Miss Moiiie Esary. Miss
Theo McMaster. Miss Lille White, Miss
May McEwing, Miss Grace Murphy. Mr..
David c. Hay. Mr. T.. b. skinner, Mr..
John Skinner. Mr.. r. II. y. furch,
Mr.. Samuel Mcknight. Mr.. w. IL. Shene-
man. Mr.. J. Noll, Mr.. J. b. Lewis. Mr..
Stephen Murphy.
Miss Ray Hsmelheck surprised.
An enjoyable surprise party was given
by Miss Winnie Demspey to Miss
Ray Himeihock at her parents home,
ss4 Alder street. on Friday evening.
The evening was spent in dane
ing and games, and at a late hour
dainty supper was served. Those ptes-
ent were: Miss Carrie Demspey. Miss
Mary Owens, Miss Katie Owens, Miss
Hazel Lessor. Miss Lille Lessor, Miss
Irene Lessor. Miss Carrie Aronson, Miss
Estelia Aronson. Miss Mabel Hadreen,
Miss Martha Kaufman, Miss Eugene
Levy, Miss CRETE Levy, Miss Hadie Davis,
Miss Mlilie Davis, Mss Bella Sngerman,
~A 49, AhEtua httitS. a4tS3 MAA6k huUE, MISS
Edith NECTAR, Masters Harry Dempsey,
Emile Frausnthai. Henry Fraueuthal,
Frank Oaborn, George Osborn. Kenneth
McCiair, Percy McClair, Eldred McCiair,
Arnis Turner. Louis Singerman, David
Aronson, George Kline, Arthur Cole,
Alonxo Leland, Joseph Himelhock, David
Himelhock.
Mr.. r. n. La RururlaaA
On the evening of Nav I2 large number
Of Mr.. J. T. Lees friends took him greatly
by surprise. They met At the residence OF
one of their number and from there pro-
cseded TO the Lee residence in Latona,
each one carrying . portion Of the good
things OF life. The event Of the evening
was the cutting Of . beautiful birthday
cake. Dancing and card playing occupied
the time until the striking Of IL heralded
the approach Of Sunday morning, after
which the party very reRretfully broke up.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. I. Lee. Mr.. and Mira. John dc Hass, Mr..
and Mra ]. N. Wolfe, Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.
Telmisy, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Zuhlka. Mr.. and
Mira X. J. Elliott Mrs. Sprague, Mrs.
Wessler. Miss Allie Wilbur. Mas Katie
Tully. Miss Lettie Sprague. Miss Minnie
Lee, Miss Allie Lee. Miss Roney Lee, Mr..
Robin, Mr.. Tom Lowers. Mr. Ben Cole,
Mr.. Nathan Krssge. Mr.. w. r. Downs
Master Johnny Lee and Master Carl
ZuhlkA
Reception ferReva Burrell shd nurnham
On Friday evening reception was given
at the residence If Mrs. ]. w. Easson by
members Of the Fremont Baptist church
in honor Of Rev. w. X. Burre!l, their for
mer pastor, and Rev. George w. Burnham.
the new pastor. A musical and literary
programme was rendered and refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wooster. Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN, Mr.. and
Mira Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs. Easton, Mrs.
Ion Johnson. Mrs. J. G. Ralston, Miss
Lizzie Coutts. Miss Maggie Coutts, Miss
Lilly Winningham, Miss Bertha Benia-
min. Miss Nellie Shearer, Miss Opal Wat.
kins, Miss Bertha Easton. Miss Laura
Raiston. Miss Blanche Ralston. Miss Mil
dred Shearer. Miss Alice Shearer, Miss
Gsrtie Benjamin. Rev. w. X. Burrell, Rev.
George w. Burnham, Mr.. William Null
len, Mr.. William Benjamin. Mr.. Worth
Densmore. Mr.. Charles Easton, Mr.. Oscar
Easton.
Epwerth League Social.
On Friday evening the Epworth League,
Of the First Methodist Episcopal church.
gave its regular monthly social and enter
tainment. An unusually large attendance
was noted, the audience numbering some
thing over 900 The programme was we'll
rendered and was received with meritsd
applause. each number being heartily
encored. Following 10 the programme as
given: Instrumental qnartstte, Misses
Rose and Ruth Cole, Mr.. Harlow. Mr..
Sharpe: vocal solo, Mrs. Hughes: recita-
ton, from Lowell. Mr.. Ayers. vocal duet,
the Misses Lugrin; violin solo, Mr. Ross.
After refreshments the audience amused
itself with old-fashioned games and va
rfous forms Of amusement. one Of which
WAS the "menagerie. whore many rare
and hitherto unheard-of animals were on
exhibition. The Juniors were out in force
aud did thriving business nj their booth,
whsrs candy and bouquets we're ON sale.
Mrs. Bakers Party.
Mrs. Frances Baker entertained Q party
Of frisnds 1t her home. Ole Ninth street.,
on Tuesday evening. with dancing and
luncheon. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. l. W. Adams. Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Pontins. Mr..
and Mrs. Lee De yriss. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Carter. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Bell. Mr.. and
Mrs. job p. Lyon. Mr.. and Mrs. +. J.
Evans. Mrs. James Ryan, Mrs. Baker,
Mrs. Faben. Miss Aver. Miss Thsebaud,
Miss King, Mr. NJ. w. Huggins. Mr.. II. l..
Evans. Mr.. Fletcher Coulter. Mr.. y. j.
Aikens. Mr.. y. ID. Van wsgenen, Mr.. J.