Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-01-24
SOCIETY'S SAY.
A Delightful Party Given by the
Misses Eva and Clara Haas Last

A Delightful Party Given by the
Misses Eva and Clara Haas Last
Evening
The pala,ial residence of Fred Hass,
ESQ.,, corner of First avenue and Thir-
tenth street. was the scene OF Joy and
festivity last evening, the occasion being
a party given by his accomplished daugh-
tiers, the Misses Eva and Clara llass,
in honor of their brother, Mr.. Fred
Hass, Jr., of Minneapolis. Guests "a
1.-The number of over one hundred
assembled in response to invitations
issued. and shared the hospitality that
was lavishy dispensed. Invitations TO
elderly and married couples read from 5
to IL, while dancing" on those of the
more youthful, indicated that they would
be welcome until the wee sma' hours.
General sociabity and chit chat pres
vailed until about II o'clock. when room
was made for the dancers IN the front
parlors, Schillinger's magnificent orches-
ira furnishing inspiring music for nimble
feet. Flowers ornamented the chande~
hers, but their beauty paled into insight
fcauce when brought into contrast with
the bewitching visions that glided beneath
them. Every type Of feminine loneliness
were noticeable and the toilets were of
unusual elegance.
The dining room wherein Terrell pre-
sided. bore striking evidence of the
florists art. Trailing vines were sus
pended from the chandelier to II table in
the center Of the room, upon which were
roses in proiusion and many colored can
dies shed pleasing halo over the scene.
The refreshments were dainty and choice,
the ices being especially fine, the pro,
duction of Krell & Math. AS the guests
returned to the parlor they were present.
ed with dainty and handsome souvenirs
of tiny scent bags and trinkfing bells or
other ornamentation, tied to ribbon of
delicate colors.
1t was two o'clock before the last
"goodnights" were said and the curtain
rung down" on one of the most enjoyable
parties of the season. Among those
present an ARGUS representative noticed:
Mr. and Mrs Chas Cameron, Mr. and
Mrs Chas Graham, Mr. and Mrs W ii
Thompson, Mrs w S Knowlton, Mr. and
Mrs Chas Negus DR. and Mrs W A Paul
Mrs T II Thomas. Mrs Frank Munger,
Mr. and Mrs Morris Rosenfield, Mr. and Mrs
r A Donaldson, Mrs c w HAYES, Mr. and
Mrs w II Hatch, Mr. and Mrs w o Willis,
Mrs Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs II d Folsom,
Mrs S Ii KerDs, Mrs Martin, Misses Carrie |
Kemble, Lizzie Denkmann. Miss McDOuN |
gal, Lillian Glenn, Jennie Thompson, Sue |
Stoddard, Katharine Halves, Mary Raj |
ston, Belle Folsom, Evangeline Burgh, |
Lillian Dunn, Miss Fsrwel of Chicago. |
Miss Sadie Cook of Pontiac, Minnie Alb.
bott, Bertha Copp, Mary Richards Miss
StoughtOn, Miss Vintou, Eta Slvis,
Grace Babcock, Randeine Requa, Emily
Freeman, Mary Kelley, Lilly Philleo,
Misses Battles, Mamie Long, Jessie
Florida, Nellie Hayes, Celia Briggs;
Messrs Louvre Blanding, Geo Peasants
F II Barnard, E H Pierr, G H Kinsev,
W B Myers, J G Swiler. DR. Geo Babcock,
J 2 Weyerhacuser, Chas Weyerhaeuser,
Chas Kerns, Gus Tegeler, Fay Lynde,
Mr. Loeb, l. s McCabe, Will McIntire, III
Geo Mcdonald, A SperrysW G
Whitehead, f Bahnscn, w Stoughton, S
Silv.9 Chas Stoddard, Geo Dunn, Frank
Taylor, Fred Hass, Jr. Minneapolis