Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-24

| Mrs. c. b. Hauk and Mrs. Harry L.
Hauk gave very charming afternoon.
| Thursday, at their beautiful suburban resi-
dence. on east High street The hostesses
assisted by Mrs. f. w. Stewart and Mrs. f,
| j. Endslaw, of Dayton. The invitations
| announced from three 70 six" as the time
OF the reception, and there was a constant
stream of equippageS to and from the
! grounds between the hours named. About
sixty ladies partoOk of the elegant hospi-
tality Of the MeSdames Hauk. The guests
were received in the west drawing room,
which was eXquiSitely decorated with
choice flowers. Senior RigiO furnished the
music upon his harpS. The menu was very
dainty and desirable. Following is
complete list of the ladies present:
AeSdameS GuStavus Foos, A. S. Bushnell,
L. W. Ross, Jason Phillips, Jerome Uhl,
W. \, Whiteley, Ii. l.. ROckfield, Hannibal
Hamlin, Emma Givens. Thomas Sharp,
Sallie Phillips, &. Ii. Phillips. Wm. Scott.
Frank GOOde, VIM. Black, Judge John C.
Miller. Robert Miller. II. II. Moores, Henry
baldwin, Il. ID. Bruce, L. NJ. Potter. T. r.
Potter, }. w. Gum. Baldwin Nc
Grew, John IL. Thomas, William Coles,
X. II. Rust, DIR. Ramsey, Jno. Barr, DIR
Casper, Jas. E. Stewart, Chas b. Fisher, C.
{. Jones, Chas. White, Philip Wemer;
Misses Anna Dial, Sarah Breedlove. Minnie
keyser, Miss Simmons, Miss Thayer, Nellie
Thomas, Harriet Bushnell. CarrieDouglas,
Mary Cassidy, Darlington Bowman. May
Bowman, Anna Baldwin, Louie Baldwin,
Mary Ramsey, l.. Houston, Miss Moore.
On Thursday evening Miss Anna Black
gave a very delightful dancing party at the
residence of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
I. Black, in honor of her guests, Miss
Mamie hiersted, of indianapolis, and Miss
Bella Brinsmade, of Cleveland. About
50 couples, embracing both the younger and
Older sets, were favored with invitations.
and nearly all responded with alacrity made
by past experiences with the
Charming character of Mr.. and Mrs. Blacks
methods Of entertaining. The event is pro-
nounced one Of the most thoroughly agree
able events of the young social season.
Woods reconstructed orchestra fur
nished delightful music, includ-
lug much that was knew.
and won golden econiums from everybody.
by whom the torture of the average dance
orchestra was still held in memory. Some
ot the toilets were very exquisite Dancing
was the chief amusement of the evening,
broken only by an intermsSOn at 1l:30 for
an acceptable supper, served with the ac-
compartments OF elegant service and good
attendance. The following guests were
present: Miss Ellen T. Wilson, Della
Grove, Georgia Rose, Anna Rabbits. Louie
Baldwin. Anna Baldwin, Sara Breedlove.
Anna Steele, Fannie Foley, Alice Foley,
Louie Buxton. Louie Jefferies, Florence
Low, Mamie Kiersted. Belle Bronsmade,
Carrie Douglas, Anna Hall, Mary cassidy
Mary Tiers. Of Washington, ID. c.; Anna
Page, Name Cummings, May Bowman,
Miss Duncan, of Kansas; Miss Christ e,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. F. McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. II. MOores, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Black,
MeSsrs. Frank CObientZ, Fred Ludlow,
Robert Foose DIR. W. W. Hall. viii Kidder,
Will DOnnell. ChaS. Spaulding, Will Rodg-
ers. Frank Bartholomew, Harry Wiseman.
Robert Richter, r. NJ. Seeds, George Coles,
John Black, of GAINESVILLE, Charles Jeffer-
les. Will Rabbits, Ad. Rodgers, George
Dial, Will Rodgers, Jr., and Edward
PbelpS