The morning call., 1893-11-20
MlSCELLA ANGUS.

Mrs. A. H. Loughborough and her daughter,
Miss Fanny Loughborough, gave delightful
matinee tea last Wednesday at their residence,
corner of O'FarTell and Franklin streets. They
were assis ed in receiving by the Misses Marie
and Bessie Zane, Miss Bertha Welch, Miss
Saifie Maynard and Miss Carrie Taylor. Quite
a number OF friends called during the alter
noon and were charmingly entertained in the
beautifully decorated rooms, where fragrant
flowers were arranged in abundance. Light
refreshments were served bounIeOusly.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry I. Scott gave an enjoy.
able dinnef-party last Friday evening. at their
residence. on Laguna street, and entertained
sixteen friends.
Mrs. James w. KeeneY gave a charming
lunch party 10 eleven of her lady friends last
Wednesday. at her residence, 1920 Clay street.
Miss Lulu Richards gave an enjoyable
musicale last Tuesday evening, at her residence,
1912 Pine street, which was attended by sew
era OF her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil X Gordon and Mr. and
MIS-. William FAwcett Perkins held their first
post-Dupiial reception last Friday evening at
the residence OF n. X. MasteD. 221S Clay
street Many OF their friends were present,
and passed the evening delightfully."- in dancing
and feastiDg.
Mrs. John Vance Cheney gave a musical
afternoon at her residence, 800 CFarrell
street, last Thursday. aud pleasantly enter
tanned many of her friends.
Thr new ladies' club gave an enjoyable card
party last Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. Bryan, aud started In on
the winter season most successfully.
The members OF the Nos OsIros Club gave
their first party of this season last W. dnesday
evening in Maple Hall at The Palace Hotel
The decorations were In exquisite Iasle. the
fo or was eanvaSed for dancing and excellent
music was provided. Dancing was INDUCED in
until midnight. The affair was thoroughly
successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Friedman celebrated the
hfleih anniversary or their wedding yesterday
deDce, 1910 Ellis street A large number of
their friends called 10 congratulate them.
On wednesday EVENING last a reunion
on the return OF his daughter Grace and Miss
Mabel Spaulding from an extended trIp TO TIE
Wo,ld's Fair aud the Eastern states. The
Kind hostess, Mrs. Grim, entertained those
present In many enjoyable ways and AT IL
O'Clock sumptu0us repast was served. Among
those present were Mir; and Mrs. Grim. j. b.
Crandal MIR. and Mrs. Charles Spauding, Mr..
and Mrs. Daggart Miss johnson, Miss Grace
Grim, Miss Mabel Spauding, w. Grim, Mr.. aud
Miss Tillman and DAVID CrIm.
most agreeable affair In the shape of a
birthday anniversary TOOK place Friaay
evening last at the residence of Joseph Hess
314 Scott street. His esteemed wife mad pre-
pared surprise In the way Of inviting a num-
Der OF friends, who greatly enjoyed tue evening
with conversation, dancing ana an excellent
supper
mss Sadie Rice gave a party In honor of her
fifteenth birthday on The 10th insI at the hone
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. ii. Rice. 2S13
Clay street. number of friends ana relatives
were present and an enjoyable evening was
spent Mrs. Rice Is still Ia Chicago, but will
return by December /.
A very pleasant gathering took place at 2613
Clay street last Wednesday evening in honor OF
the visit OF Milton and Miss Cemence Frank OF
Red Bluff, The nephew and niece of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. ID. Hobro. 1t was also The sixteenth
anniversary OF their daughter, Miss Bertha
Music and dancing were the principal features
of the evening. Misses Clemence and Bertha
favored the company with some select solos,
after which all enjoyed a splendid repast
Thomas V. Cummings OF the firm Of Cum
mngs Sons. eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
Cummings, was married TO Miss Lizzie Skuze
November IL.
A very pleasant surprise party was given TO
hlr and Mrs. BrDjamin Miller at their residence
on Third av nue., Po.IeIo, a week ago last Sat-
urday night. The evening was enjoyably passed
with music. games, dancing aud Teasing.
surprise party was given TO Mrs. w. +.
Hinkel last Monday evening at her residence
corner of Clay aud Buchanan streets. When
she returned ON call she found her parlors
iull OF merry assemblage Of friends, who at
once proceeded TO make the hours ENJOYABLE
Dancing was the principal feature of the even.
Ing and an elaborate supper was served.
The Western Addition Literary and Social
CLUB gave its monthly entertainment al Odd
Fellows Hall last Wednesday evening and at
tracIed a large audience That was well enter
taDed by the presentation OF the following
programme: Overture, orchestra; DaIytone
solo. Fiddle and l." A; M: thornton; mono
prano solo. Mrs. Madden; violin solo, Cap
priccio Valse "a. NieBiawskD, Henry Larsen:
tenor tenor solo, !. A. Owens mandolin selections,
Hiato "ehuoiiu CIuo, iioiessot VI. Cipoilinf,
director. Dancing was enjoyed afterward
until midnight.
On Tuesday evening last the ladies of the
Catholic Ladies Aid Society No. 9 held most
enjoyable reunion, The occasion being their an
DuaI installation Of officers After their install
lation ceremonies rrfTesnments were partaken
OF aud delightful programme was carried OFT,
In which Miss +. Meigs. ISIS a. Martin, Miss
Newell, Miss Malone and Miss Michigan de-
lighted those present with music and recta-
tions. vocal number by Miss Newell was
particularly well rendered. The officers for the
Mrs. A. FiiZgbDon; president, Miss j. Comfy;
FIRST vice pres ident. Mrs. O'Hara; second Vice
PRESIDENT, Mrs. Leen; recording secretary
Miss Ella Megs; corresponding secretary,
Miss NJ. Nelligan; financial secretary, Miss S.
Newell; treasurer, Mrs. L. Warren; marshal.
Miss lie Bert. The installation ceremonies
were performed by Mrs. l.. Ii. Johnston, e.
L. ID. ID.
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