Daily Republican., 1889-02-28

United States Senator Anthony Higgins
was the recipient last night Of splendid
and whole-souled reception rendered oy
j. Taylor Cause at bis residence Pennsyi-
vania avenue and Rodney street. About
one hundred guests were present and d.
t. Cause, George w. Stone, ii. T.Gaufe,
Horace W. Cause and II. Victor Cause
did the honors of the presentation. Inc
house was most beautifully illuminated
with shaded gas jets and wax candles
Potted flowers were banked up from
inches, mantles, stalrways and landings.
There were howors everywhere, and re.
flected by large mirrors, t e regions OF
enchantment were prominently suRgestea.
Upon a newell post at the first noor was
large bouquet o. roses from which stream
ed the Yale colors In honor Of the Sena-
tors gra uation from that institution.
Hassler's Philadelphia Orchestra sup
piled the enchanting music. The din
ing room behind the stairway was bril-
liant with LIGHT, flowers, draperies and
flashing di hes. The table was richly
laden, a log cabin in ice occupying the
centre and at each end was glis.ening
barrel In ice.
The guests included al psrtles and
creeds, but all these division lines were
III NHO blluu kOOu Wil
the hour. The following musical pro-
gramme WAS u0der the direction of Mark
Hassler
Home melodies, gems from"M llado. Z"
Selections: Iolanthe--Gems OF Irish melo-
dies, Fifher maiden selection -"Aids"-
gems from Tsnnhauser. Waltzes, songs
and other selections. The Octette is a
new combination and its music gave
great pleasure. The menu was rich,
varied and abundant. 1t was prepared
by William a. Potter, caterer, of No. 326
South Juniper street, Philadelphia
Among those present were:
Washington Jones, General W. +.
Smith, Daniel Corbit, w. w. Lobdell,
W. NJ. Candy, George 8. Cspelle, Glenn
ent B. Smyth, A. D. Warner, L. Tatnall
Warner, Otho Nowland, the Rev. W. l..
McEwap, Granville b. Haines of Phia-
delphia, Levi c Bird, Esq, Charles g.
Rumiord, Esq., A. e. Wilson, Granville
Worrell, George w. Stone, Ralph Stone,
Clarence White, q. NJ. Curtis, Esq,
Isaac T. johnson, Joseph L. Carpenter,
Jr., Albert L. Griggs, Huxley Harvey,
Professor stansbury j. Wiley, William
G. Penpypaeker, Philip X. Clark, E. A.
Harvey, DIR. J. Paul Lukens, DR.. Jacob
Derickson, DIR. Lewis w. Finn, DIR.
ftter cooper, u. H. noieckeTi bsl.,
Colonel II. II. Carter, Judge Wales, f.
H. Hoifecker, Esq, w. q. spruance,
Esq, Judge Grubb, Charles II. Treat,
Harry Cannon OF BridGeville, George II.
Bates, Esq, +. L. Gilpin, DR.. James A,
Draper, J. seaver Page oil New YORK, w.
U. He sci, Lancaster, Pa; A. @. Robin
son, Watson R. sperry, N. X. Benson, d
w. Tay.or, Samuel X. Smith, Harlan
Cause, Charles 3. Lore, Esq.,, Job H.
jackson, Albert w. Smith, Joseph
Mather, William Bush, the Rev. I
Gardiner Littell, Mayor Harrington,
Attorney General Biggs, 8. redmond
Smith, ESQ.,, the Rev. II. Ashton Henry
.. f. Smith, s. Nj. Curtis, Harry Ma
hatiy, Fred. E. Bach, c. +. Rudolph
Geo ge G. Lobdell, sr., II. G. Robinson
Edgar NJ. Hopes, DR.. }. N. Curtis
Charles Jones, DIR. D. w. Maull, e. W
| Weldin, W. A. Reynolds, William NJ
Field, Ellwood G. jackson, samuel w
McCaulley, T. Allen Hillcs, Charles w
Rowland, G. s. Howland, John Spru
snce, z. AndrewP, Edward Heald, w
&. Jones.