The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-26
Surprise Parties.

A delightful surprise was given Miss
Ruttercup eastman last Saturday even
Ing at her pretty homo at Brooklyn. In
honor of her thirteenth birthday. AFTER
many merry greetings had been exchanged
the young invaders INDUCED I'm games and
music until about $50 o'clock when a
dainty luncheon was served. The little
hostess played her part OF entertainer
charmingiy. and u was with reluctance
that her guests left for their homes.
Among those present were: Miss Butter
cup eastman. Miss Nettie Smart, Miss
Kate Moore. Miss Zoe Coats, Miss Jcnette
Davis, Miss Dora Breeze, Miss Cora
Breeze. Miss Alice Street. MISS Emma
Boyden, Miss Della Giest, Miss Gertrude
Donaldson, Master Chester Davis. Master
Dan Greene. Master Peter eastman. Mas
ter Frank Street Master Arthur Reign.
Master Roy Wilson. and Master Willie
Bagden-
Miss Eva Van Brockiin celebrated her
ninth birthday by giving "A party to nine
of her little friends. Cake and Ice cream
were served and a merry time was had.
The little hostess received some very nice
presents.
One of tho most delightful events Of the
past week was the impromptu farewell
surprise party rendered Mr.. Leon Noo--
sanger and Mr.. Roy Block, of san Fran
CISCO who have been spending taeir yaca-
ton in this city at the home of Mrs. A.
SHAPIRO. The rooms were tasteiully decor
ated with ferns and Chinese lanterns, and
tho hours passed quickly in the enjoyment
OF music. dancing. games aid recitations.
Toward o'clock I'm the morning the merry
folks prepared To wend their way home
ward. Among those present wcr,: Tie
Misses Abrams, Miss Mile Cohn, Mss
Iadie Davis. Miss Carrie Dempsey Miss
Rae tsarnnkle. Miss Edith Higgenbotham,
Miss Estela samuel, of Portland; the
Misses Lessor. Mrs. Il. Goodman. Mrs. A.
SHAPIRO and the Misses SHAPIRO. MIR. Mill
ton Block. Mr.. Roy Block. Mr.. Leon Ncor-
sanger, Mr.. Adoiph cahen. Dir. syoncy
Br,n. Mr. Jake Gottstein. Mr.. George
Grunbaum, Mr. Max Elster, Mr.. Aaron
Goodman Mr.. Eugene Levy, Mr.. Aubrey
Levy. Mr.. NJ. Phillips, Mr. George Neu-
mann. Mr.. Roy SHAPIRO and Dir. BENJAMIN.
L. SHAPIRO.
A surprise party was given 70 Mr. Peter
H. Gil. residing at 32f Sixth avenue
north on Tuesday, July 81. Mr.. GIN was
presented with meerschaum pipe and
cigar stand. Among those present were:
Mr.. +. u. GIL, Mr. and Mrs. A. VI. Sil,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S1nde. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holland. Mr. and Mrs. G. Nelson. Mr..
and Mrs. Melting. Mr.. and Mrs Rode.
Mrs. II. Erickson, Mrs. =. dsifeeh, SITS.
r. Hood, Miss A. Hood. Miss v Effck-
son. Miss l. Nelson. Miss a. GIL. Mr..
ouale. Mr. EgRe. Mr.. GundsrsoH. Mr.. j..
Nelson. Mr. Sunde and Mr.. Giilronson. A
dainty rerast was served and dancing
was kept up until late hour.
Frank NJ Coznbs was agreeably CUR
prssegi on Friday evening al bis home.
lie Blanchard street, BY about twenty OF
his friends sho came In 70 remind MN
Of his 18th birthday. A very pleasant
evening OF music aud dancing was spent.
,rhox, present were: Nr. and Mrs.. Frank
II Combs, air. and Mrs. II. G, Apple
gate. Mrs. j. r. Valentine. Mr. FL VAL
enfsne. Mr.. ard Mrs. George Robinson.
Miss Maize Valentine. Capt and Mrs.
Frank =. Adams. Harry ocouner. NJ.
Harry Leland. tr Miss Leland, Mr.. John
= Whnelrr. Mr. and Mrs III. ~. Philips
AVA Mr. lanes I Alexander.