The morning call., 1893-12-04


distributed. Lieutenant John L. Myers, U. S.
N, and Miss Cunningham led the german.
The decorations were in exceeding taste and
the gowns OF the ladies were all elegant and
becoming.
The Hobart Tea.
Au elaborate affair of the week was a tea
given by tile Misse, Alice and Ella Hobart last
Wednesday at their residence on Van Mes.
avenue. Fragrant blossoms graced the various
points OF vantage in The drawing and reception
rooms, adding somewhat to their lnuate beauty.
The hours were from until o'clock, during
which time there were over 200 callers
string orchestra played concert selections at
intervals, and light refreshments were served
as desired under Ludwig's drec Ion. num-
ber of young people remained during the even
Ing and enjoyed dancing for a few hours. The
b0slesses were assisted I'D receiving by Mrs.
Peter Donahue. Mrs. Thomas Breeze. Mrs
sault, Miss Mamie HoIbrook. Miss Miriam
Moore, ISIS Carrie Taylor, Miss Edith Me-
Bean and Miss Cora Smedberg.
The Smedberg Tea.
A matinee tea was given last Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. w. Il. Smedberg at her residence
On Laikin street, the guests being limited to
married people only. The parlors were embel-
iished with clusters Of ferns and scaret-hued
cornell berries that combined prettily in making
an effective decoration. The usual pleasures
of matinee teas were in vogue and the hours
were passed very eDjoyably. In receiving and
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sisted by Mrs. James Otis. Mrs. Soutllard Hoff-
man. Mrs. Frederick Billings Lake. Mrs.
George f. Ashton, Mrs. John E. de Ruyrer.
Miss Cora Smedberg, Miss Miriam Moore Miss
Ella Adams. Misses Elliott, Miss Alberta Ban
croft. Miss Mitcher aud Miss Claire Ralston.
Haslehurst Guessing Party.
One OF the most pleasant affairs of the week
was the guessing party given by DIR. and Mrs.
A. o. Haslehurst last Friday evening at their
residence. 531 Suffer street. Hung around
the parlors were thirty-six objects, each of
which suggested the name Of some well-k nown
bered cards, and gave evidence OF their know-
edge OF literature by eDdeavorng to guess the
titles OF the books. 1t was very amusing and
enjoyable. Mrs Hilderbrandt and Mr.. Coats
won the two first prizes. and Mrs. Goats and
Mr.. Palmer were awarded tile BOBBY prizes
After the contest dancing was commenced and
continued until early morning. A delicious
supper was one Of the features of the enjoyable
affair
Among those present were: Dr. and Mrs.
A. o. Haslehurst, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Camp.
Mrs. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Hurley, MIR. aud
Mrs. Robbins. Mr.. and Mrs. Coats. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thors, Mrs. Anna Haslehursr. Mrs.
ford Miss Hasehurst, Miss German. Miss
Evelyn German, Miss Clifford, Miss Morris.
Miss Tarrant. Or. Birdsall. Mr.. Beezeley, Mr..
Munson, Mr.. Way, Samuel Thors and Mr.
HeiDe.
The HeydenfeIdt Party.
Mrs. A. E. Heydenfeldt was assisted by her
daughter, Miss S. Heydeufeldt, In receiving
nearly hundred guests IN the parlors OF her
residence, 1016 Post street. on Wednesday
evening OF last week. There was dancing until
midnight and witcbing music alike for those
on the canyased floors of the pTettily decorated
parlors and the more sedate contingent who
were contented 10 be onlookers, and when the
houf which parts two days came supper was
served for all under Ludwig's sUperintendence.
After supper there was more dancing, and 1t
was daylight when the guests departed.
Hansen Surprise Party.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Hansen, 80 Dane
street, was the scene Of pleasant surprise
party on Saturday night. November 20. given
TO Miss Alice Hansen by a number Of her
friends The evening was delightfully."- passed
with games, singing. and instrumental music.
AT midnight bounteous supper was served.
Among those present were: Mr. and Mrs.
Hansen; Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Miss E. Loomer,
Miss Lewis. Miss Hovey. Miss A. Sherwood,
Mr.. Sherwood. Miss NJ. Sherwood Miss r.
Lachenback: 7. Hansen. Miss Z. McCluer. DIR.
Ashworth. Miss A. Hansen, B. Davenport, Mr..
aud Mrs. Johnston. Miss Fosbery, Mr.. Box,
Mr.. aud Mrs. Fosbery. Miss King. Miss L.
Hoehn, Miss Nj. Hoehn, Mr.. McGCf, Mr..
HamOnd, Mr.. Rude, Niss c. Martin, Masters
Louis. Charlie and Albert Hansen.
Morgan Crystal Wedding.
On Thanksgiving eve the residence OF MIR.
and Mrs. A. w. Morgan. 81S Grove street, was
artisticaliy decorated and filled with friends OF
the happy host ana hostess who were cele-
brating he fifteenth anniversary OF their wed
ding. Singing. dancing and The donkey game
made fhr hours pass very pleasantly. Mrs.
Currier and Mr.. Nash won he first prizes and
Mrs. Schwartz and Mr. Nounan were given the
BOBBY priZ s. An elaborate supper was served
at midnight. Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan were the
recipients OF many elegant presents.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. An
dersOn. MI. and Mrs. W. ID. Norman. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Moss, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Brunnie,
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Pfaeffie, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Morgan. Mr.. and MIS-. James Schwartz,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. fl. Sanderson, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Woodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cuvior, Mr..
and Mrs. William Regar, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Cav.
auaugh. George Wbitcomb, John Richards,
James Hall. Thomas Morgan. Miss II: BeguhI,
Miss Rose Coin, Miss Nav Richards. Miss Kate
Campadonica. Mrs. II. Middlebof. Mrs. f.
Waiie, Mr.. Allan, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. SayIor, Mr..
and Mrs. William Nash. Charles Cuvior Jr.,
Cory Cuyior.
The Jerome Supper Party.
Mrs. Francis S. Jerome gave tbeater party
and practical anatomy supper last week 10 the