The morning call., 1892-02-01

Dancing was the leading feature of the
afternoon, interpreted with singing, reel
tati0ns and games.
At o'clock Miss Grace led the march
with Master Walker c. Graves to the
| library, where each child received a SOuve-
mir, ana then TO the dining-TOom, where all
the sweets a chid's heart longs Tor were
abundRDtly supplied.
After full justice had been done to the
many good things provided they returned
to the parl0r, where dancing was resumed
until D O'Clock Completely tired out they
babe adieu 20 their little fri end with many
thanks for their enjoyable afternoon and
hearty wish for another similar party in
the future.
Among those present were: Master
Walker Graves, Miss Grace Freese. Master
Walter FreeSe, Miss Bessie Wilson, Miss
Katie GlDbOn, Miss Leonic Jones, Master
Frank LaumeisteT, Master Eddie Jones,
Master Jeoifrpy Graves, Miss Mabel Cuff,
Miss Ethel Laumester, Master Rector
Graves, Miss Agnes Simpson, Miss Maud
Cuff. Miss Edna Gulixson, Miss Ethel
/ GerIacb, Miss Maud Simpson, Miss Ella
Page, Master Charles Rosenthal, Miss
Grace Muller, Miss Myrtle Freese, Master
Oscar Ritter. Master Alexander DTucReT
Master George Crawford, Miss Cornela
/ Curtis. Miss Alice Van Reynegom, Master
Francis Van ReynegOm, Miss Pearl Lud-
dick, Miss Evelyn 0'Farrel, Miss Alice
Nerdan, Miss Reua Kelly, Miss Nellie Sui
IL
Ivan, Miss BerniCe Wilson, Master Aleck
Wilson.
he Bryan Euchre Party.
Mr.. and Mis-. w. Y. BRYAN gave a pleas
ant euchre party on Wednesday evening al
their residence, 1922 Pine street. The first
prizes were won Dy Miss Danforth and Mr.
Wood, the boobies" by Miss Taylor aud
Mr.. Bull.
Supper was served about 10 80 o'clock and
dancing followed for several swift hours.
Among the guests were: Mr. aud Mrs.
a. bert Gallatu Mr.. and Mrs. William ii.
Nils Mr.. aud Mrs. L. =. Danforth, Cap-
tain and Mrs ". j. Bryan. Miss Fannie
Danfurth Miss Irene Crowel Miss Mabel
Gross, the Misses Marie and Kate OoIhles,
Miss Bertha BehlUP, Miss Mamie Taylor,
Miss Stella HAYES. Miss Alice Cooper, Miss
Hattie Han, NJ. Robert Greer, Mr.. ". +.
Wood. Nj. :. a. Wood, Mr.. James BOunel!,
Mr.. A. ). Frost. MI a r. James, Mr.. {. G.
CamUron, MT. II. Weston, MT. AlpbeuS
Bull.
The Central Church Entertainments.
The regular monthly s0ciabe Of the Cen
trail NJ f. Church was enjoyed last Tues
day evening by a large attendance. A most
excellent programme was prepared by
committee consisting Of all the members of
the church whose names begin with the
letters L Y W X ana d.
Nj r. Y. Watt was master Of ceremonies.
and announced lie following programme:
Song and recitation, Master Wallie Herzer;
reading. Miss Bertha Tyrrell; banjo solo,
Miss Richie: reading, The Travelled Par
son" Miss Eta Wood; vocal solo, Miss
Roberts: selections, Professor u. Maus-
field and his banjo club.
4 feature Of the evening was the uUravel-
lug Of a cCbweb by fifteen young men and
as many young ladies' The c0bweb was
made OF fifteen strings, commencing ut a
Iolat aud extending in ali directions about
/ the room. The young man who. with the
assistance Of a young lady, succeeded in
uufavelnz and winding one of the strings
/ frst was to re Give a prize. The excite
! meut and amusement was not confined to
/ those " b0 participated in il. but was shared
bv all. Nj i. NJ Bixbv and Miss Maude
+ StapIeton succeeded in winning the first
/ urZe. which was a "Discpiiue" Of the
+ church and 2 box of candy.
An art gallery which was prepared for
/ the occasion was we'll patroniZed and con-
trfbuted LARGELY 10 the evenings amuse-
/ meut
The ~ 9. !. X. 10 Reception.
One NJ tie most ENJOYABLE private club
Ii. - Ito ,,.aaL, was he drass recan-
p"l ''os % ''0 y NJ,
uou gwen on L l'lAl e'e'',u@ a. I-'u'S Ian
by the y. =. l. Ia 10 C.uo. Inc hail anu
retention parlOr were beautifully decorated
/ Win troniral Dlauts and bright-hued flow.
ers
~. r7-,-7+ ra1 +ra ,,,,,sio or5 tio
MAN ~ '',-0. TT5 T.,
gFahu haleu VIZ 19u oS e. iGl,,.., H.,
/ loI u. anu Iiso l0G ~, - - ~
sttenty ~ ..7 80 bar3s9,,o,t ~ f
!ouu- aus - - ~ 80 Iaiie "a
ne ee@90 H. '''' 80
M III ID 7, -TarIor ,-as foor 5tra,tor
vi, ~ :, 49, Sanf"r5 = Ttsald
@ se W. c-loiiir', a5 F{a,srd r Sto-
( Nu"'l0' W. "--
lid 4,.-,,. ,,o,,l -, thu boll room, aoor
Alh"Is 49, W "a ny p, IN. a.
: HeoeF - u lt G N 80 Iai' ~ VI s zen
Ra-en u IA ~ a. AZ car1ra CO. az
~ iI ,,,i,U9 ~ Sa15iT Njts WebeI
/ S+a'rf'ri HIr q : Fyfe Miss Alice Worm
/ ingtou. Mr c. ". Cadle, Miss Jalia Emau-
ueI Mr.. Fred Dailam, Mr.. Henry Hudson,
/ Miss l.. trahKe NoIininetoli Ar. hy9 9I
Ha.-I's Nt99 9Sta5 N5G.i - a 2''1t"' ",
~ 80 NJ 6siIan Mr. F-e5 n vii Mr.
/ ! Monroe G3pwev. MI and Mrs. George
/ F. Kincaid. Nj Clement Blethen, Miss NJ.
! Frtsus, Mr.. Howard Blethen, Miss Minnie
Cole, DIT. l. j. fraser, the Misses d acAs on
y " lIo1rre Mss susan B1T[. Mr.. Joseph
+ Gsnsonl Miss Napd Rntbernel, Mr. /. d.
I Lee. tho Misses Austin. Mr.. X. +. OCOnuel,
/ Miss G. Hopkins NJ. Herbert Smith, Miss
I N. is, Nj. /. /. Spear, Miss Gage, Mr.. j.
[ A ileu BdTS ms, MISS cauNQtlN, MI, FRANK
/ }. Moroney. Miss Moroney, Mr.. W. c. Cor
bett. Miss Carrie Brown, Air. George b.
/ McDougau, Miss J. Eichbsum, Mr.. c. a.
/ Pickard, Miss J. White. Mr. Thomas 5.
/ Harloe. Miss Lena is. Mr.. Will Butler.
/ Miss ~ Essen. Mr.. T. + Webb, DR.. II.
/ Sylvester. Mr.. B. f. Craft, Biz. J. II. Skin
ner. Mr. and Mrs. 4. Suffer. Mr.. II. 5.
/ Bausman, Miss l.. Esen, the Misses Jones,
! Nr. Joseph Emanuel. Miss Anna Hunt,
Mr. Frank J. Hilebrand, Mr.. George +.
/ Jones. Miss Ferguson, Miss Saliie Rudolph,
( Mr. G. = Nevens, Nj. j. A. Christie, Miss
I Emma Duncan, Mr.. F. o. HeydeDfedt,
! Miss Keenp Mr. ) \. Bachmau, Mr.. Louis
/ ". Loypy, Sir. Frank H. Kerrigan, Miss b.
! Heuer, Mr.. Louis T. Queen.
Parties 70 Take Place.
.rt. 1.'a'a[I,'' >, III 1i,-a oro,bo- ~