Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-15
TEA AND THE TULIP
Pretty Combination at a CON-
plimenfary Supper
IN HONOR OF MRS. BURNETT
sneiesy and It's ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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Thursday afternoon Nrs- James NIL
|ev q Barclay street. gave . reception
poupiinentAry TO her daughter, Mrs.
An11sv Burnett The hours were from
- = $50. $50 70 As3o. $50 to $50 and
10 y ESQ. A large number Of guests
vere entsrtaiusd. Tulips were used In
- deeorAtion With fins eject. In the
6iuine soom red tulips we're banked In
hsiGht array upon the ndeooafd ana
usntsl. Niss hughes played the harp.
The woman were asGssed N RECEIVING
N Mechanics ". A. Fletcher, u. w.
Kendall, A. G. Torrey and Mas Miller.
Down stairs ice cream and strawberries
Win cake were served by coiored
walters, and Japanese tea WAS served
upatAirs from . dainty alcove with
Jopanese draperies, presided over py
Nin Pierce. niece of Mrs. Kendall.
Uofore the young woman stood jar
oontnining tall Japanese hly, and ~
her feet rsposed . quaint Jap baby.
Hies Pierce was attired in = rich Japan
80 costume and made pretty picture
aeainss the Japanese screen. She
served the tea with little cakes AND
japanese confections- she Was assistod
~ Nssdames Will II. Gay and h. T.
Thompson, Misses Cole and Gertrude
Cav. The costumes Of the women
vefo rich and elegant, Mrs burnett
wearing her wedding gown. The
oocasion Was one Of great enjoyment.
9anto- Heritage.
Tho Rev. john Heritage united In
usyrisge Mr.. John p. Sanso and Mrs
Frances Thompson, Thursday evening
a the residence of Mrs. John Donrelly
10. 81 James street. There were lovely
6oral decorations and sweet mus,s
from harp and mandolin. DIR
Naming A. Birge was best man anG
the maid OF honor Was Miss Llllie San
20 OF London, Ont, sister Of the groom
About forty persons. intimate friendl
OF TO BRIDE and groom, sat down TO TIT
dairy snpper. Many pretty and use
ful gifts vera sent Mr. and Mrs. Santo
Who will reside 1T No. 81 James street
Dorglass-Hazcltine.
Mr. George 3. Douglass OF Ceda
Rapids, Ia, ard Miss Irene, eldes
daughter ef Dr.. and Mrs. c. ). Hazel
tine, VIII he married Tsaresday svsa
ing, June !, a. 7 o'clock At 81. Mark'
cnsroh, the Rev. DIR. Canpocil Fa,
cf3<ia.iux. Tiers will Be . reception
ay the fs-ai!y residence, altar which
Mr.. snd Ma Douglass viii start 10
Europe aat sajoy III extended tour.
Science and Education.
The afternoon of May IA was il
oharxe Of the committee on scisacs Al.
edu ssiion. After tas secresary's re
uors . resisw sf q book by N. Godiu,
fxensn author, called "Soclal Solu
1ions'' was z,vcn. il being the aini o
the work 10 solvs the vsxed question .
cnp.txl, labor and skill. Al intsrestin,
paper on "Hizasr Education in Eng
land and France" treated Of CO educa
hon and uomen's colleges. "Bouai
Doos" Was sung by the cla5. "Can,
msncsusnt Carnival at Oxford" Tn
lndsan story Of the creation Of tn
trailing a5ousus, written blythe Hon
c. =. Eeikcac, followed by . poem
written ff3ri the prose legend of Nj
Belkpso O. the creation Of the trailin
sYtclus. SAmantny Allen was presen
. . guSst and gave one of her quain
falks. Trio club closed with the sing
ing Of "Ann:e Laurie" by the mem
bers. Guests OF the clubs: Mrs. E. G
Stevenson OF Carson City, New; Mrs
Place Stage of Sparta. Mich; Mr.!
Kelsey of Three Rivers, Mich.
Literature and Ar.
The committee on literature An
ars presented two excellent reports @
American art exhibits- An article o
"Adoiph Mengep" from the Centur
we'll read by Mrs. Bently. Rudyar
xto,inS WAS discussed, followed By ger
srxl conversation on his works. Plan
music by Mrs. Carl Hester and q vocs
duet by Mrs. Brewer and Miss Edit
Hawkins completed the program. tn
program, next week IL in charge of Mr.
Habercorn and Mrs. Jessup.
Grace Church Coffee.
The women of Grace church gave
. coffee Monday afternoon 1T the res
dencs of Mrs. n. A. Fletcher of Ba
CLAW street. Twelve dollars was realized
and the sum will be devoted to III
building fund. Like social efforts Wi
take place at the homes of the dIffe
emit members of the society eacn wee
Tor the purpose named
Towne-Ainsworth.
Cards are out announcing the ma
mage of Leonors. daughter of Mr.. an
Mr. Calvin Ainsworth, TO Mr.. Waite
]. Towne- The ceremony will tax
place At the residence of the bride
parents. No. rs South Prospect stree
Wednesday evening, May IS.
conundrum Supper.
Mrs. A. b. Cofinberry's ten Of Gra<
church gave . conundrum tea Thur
DAY evening at the residence of DR.
and Mrs. c. n. Johnston. The conul
drum came IN guessing what the ART
cIes upon the bill of fare we're. Or
woman ordered . supper aud got SON
vinegar, pickle. toothpick and
Glass Of water. Following is The menl
Zach article being five cents each dis
HENU.
coScxpRUM SOCIAL.
Womsn Of Grit An Early Ma
An Unruly Member.
Isrsel's Joy. Springs Offering.
Fruit Of the Vine.
A Consumptive Vowel.
1sbag's Party. Jacks Deligh
Smartness. Sharpness.
Fruit Of the Forest.
Sweets from Greece.