The morning call., 1891-11-06
DOCTORS DAUGHTERS.
Pleasing Entertainment at the
Home Of Miss Jennie Watson,

The residence of Miss Jennie Watson.
2i40 racine avenue, presented an animated
appearance last evening, the occasion being
an entertainment that was given for the
benefit of the society known as the doctors
Daughters" an association connected with
DIR. Markenzie's church and composed of
young ladies, very few of whom are mar
ried. The membership. which is limited to
forty. comprises, among others, the follow
ing names: Mrs. P. b. Horton, President;
Miss Jennie Blair, Miss Jennie Watson
and Miss Fannie Croker, Vice Presi dents
Miss Alice Owen, Recording Secretary;
Miss Grace Nichols, Corresponding Secre-
tary. Additional members are: Mrs.
Chauncey Winslow, Miss May E. Pope,
Miss Alice Hyde. Mrs. Ii. NJ. A Miller, Mrs.
Webster Jones, Mrs. Louis Monteagle, Miss
Flora Lockwood, Miss Ruth Loring Miss
Edmi Dimond, Miss Susie McEwen, Miss
Kate Stone. Mrs. s. ii. Rowe, Miss Mamie
Holbrook, Miss Evelne Carolan, Miss Alice
Decker. The society was organized in 1888,
and is non-sectarian. devOting their good
acts 10 all who are really in need of them,
as many a Door family can testify 1t is
self-suppOrting and has associate members
TO tine number OF go, the annual dues
being 81.
The associations efforts last evening
proved exceedingly pleasing ana something
out of the usual mode of conducting such
affairs. The funds being at rather u
low ebb, there was no outlay for floral dis
playa feature not noticeable, owing to the
handsome ornamentation OF the residence.
A few bouquets artistically arranged and
couple OF floral letters ID. D." suspended
in the front square window was the only
attempt made in this direction. There was
nothing offered for sale, not even flowers
The tickets of admittance were 81 80, which
entitled the holder of one TO enjoy an ex-
cellent supper which was served about IL
o'clock. An orchestra OF string lnstru-
ments discoursed fine selections, except
when interrupted by the programme, which
had been carefully arranged for the even
ing and which opened with a quartet COM
posed of Messrs. Furtescue, Rowland F.
+. Stone and {. b. Sto ne and was followed
by vocal solo render ed by Lieutenant A
Z. Blunt songs were also given by Mr.
Frank Matthew, Miss Florence Jacquay,
Albert c. Hooper and Miss Lille f. Law
Ter. The male quartet again appeared and
the entertainment closed with songs by c.
d. OSullivan, Mrs. Blunt and j. c.
Hughes.
The guests were received by the Doctors
Daughters, who wore their badges, consist
ing Of silver monographs on black velvet.
Supper was served in rooms below the
parl0rs that had been beautifully Orna-
mented with flags rugs and rich drapercs.
coming toilet of black embroidered tule.
Miss Jennie Watson was in soft French
gray crepe, with trimmings of pale pink.
Miss Jennie Blair wore dark blue velvet,
with vest and trimmings OF light blue bro
cade.
Miss Dimond was in black crepe de chine.
Miss Nolan. light blue silk with trimmings
OF black velvet.
Mrs. Captain Samuel Blair wore rich
costume of brocaded heliUtrope satin, and
wore an evening bonnet.
Mrs. l.. L. Baker was in black lace over
black silk, with light bonnet.
Mrs. L. A. Underhll wore a mbnation
OF black Grape and pink tulle, with bonnet
to correspond.
Mrs. Tatum wore light blue with black
trimmings.
Miss Taylor was in light gray and an
evening bonnet.
Miss Laura Mcdonald wore a noticeable
toilet OF black with large white polka dots
trimmed with cascades of white lace.
Miss May Josephine Wood, in pale pink,
combined with white lace.
Mrs. Frances Edgerton wore, with styl-
ish evening hat, a toilet of dove colored thin
material In satin strips.
Mrs. Allen futile, in black lace and white
tulle.
Miss futile wore white crepe, with white
ribbons and white rosebuds.
Miss hyde, pale blue silk, combined with
blue crepe and black reict ribbons
Miss Fortescue, black lace com bined with
black silk
Among others present were: Rev. DR..
ana Mrs; Mackenzie, Mrs. n. &. Kittle, Miss
kttle, Mrs c. b. Stone. Miss Bessie Shreve,
mir. George b. Shreve, Mrs. S. Is. WEIGH,
Mr.. Lawrence Kip, Mr.. William r. Heath.
Miss Clark, Mr.. w. Clark, Mr.. 7. MEG. Nc.
Bean, Mr.. Cheesbrough, Mrs. A. C. NichaJs.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Moore, Mr.. aad Mrs.
LOUIS Monteagle, Mr.. L. l.. Baker, Mr. and
Mrs. Moss Hopkins. Mr.. J. d. Ruggles Jr.,
Mr.: A. Gerberdlng, Mr.. and Mrs H. NJ A.
Miller, MISS Crowell, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
Btiden, Dr. Post, MIR. and Mrs. e. p d.
mond. Mr. johnson. Mr.. Kittle. MIR. and Mrs.
Webster Jones' Mr.. NJ. A. Reynolds, Mr..
+. c. Reynolds, Miss Gertrude Goewey.
MIR. Havens, Mr. and Miss Hooper, Mrs.
and Miss Lawlrr. Miss McEwen, the Misses
Hyde, Miss Hobbs, Mrs. A. b. Phipps. Miss
Spinney, Miss Horton, MIR. Thomas. Mr.
and Mrs. A. Redding. Miss Pope, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank McMullin, Miss Mae Merry.
Miss Eddy, Mr.. L. Jacobs, Mr.. Z. Tat, Nj
Methered, Miss Carlton, Mr. and Mrs. b.
+. Norris, Mrs. j. W. Thompson of New
York City, Miss Ida Thompson, Miss Owen.
Mr. Stone, Miss Dibblc, Mr.. and Mrs. MAYO
Newhaii, MI and Mrs. Joseph Crockett, Mr.
y; Ne"nali' Miss b. Bates, Miss Sanderson,
Mr.. d. L Murphy, Mr.. Pope, DR.. Archibald
Murray, MIR. and Mrs. E. Green, the Misses
Elliot, Mrs. Frank Matthew MIR. and Mrs.
William Davis, Miss Emma Kohler, Mr..
ana Mrs. Henry Tatum. MIR. Smith. Miss
May Bowen. John Klttle, Mr.. Nichols. Mir
Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. William button. Mr.
James, Brett Stokes, Miss Belen Otis. Miss
jackson, Miss Ida Carlton, Miss Wells.
Cutler Paige, Mr.. X. A. Irving, Mrs. Homer
King, Z. L. Hail. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Cas-
sey and James W. Watson.