The morning call., 1893-01-02

Miss Ala Keenan,, MISS Kafe kerrigan. Miss
Louise S. Long, Atss Alzaca Norris. Miss Lotta
Music. Mrs. Fred Nitcby Jr.. Miss Grace Noble.
Sallie Rudolph. Miss Maud Rothermel Mrs. A.
Suffer. Miss Mona Saunders Miss Grace Stat.
ham. Miss Mabel Smith. aiiss Eva Worth. Miss
Mabel Worth and Miss Kate Whitney. al OF
whom appeared IN elegant evening costumes
and looked as lovely as roses in sprIngtme.
A Perfume Party.
. The Excelsior Club, Knights and Ladies' OF
Honor, wound UP the season of 1892 III good
style al Uneri- square Hall. last Thursday even
Ing: The attendance exceeded that OF any other
party ever given by this favorlte organization,
and the large ballwas. to say the least, slightly
oyercreWded for dancing 10 be an unall0yed
pleasure, which only goes 10 prove tie popularity
of THE fashionable and select Excelsior gather
ings. Mrs. +. A. Major one OF our most proml-
Deut Ladies OF Honor, led The grand march in
company with. DIR. j. Morris, and later IN the
evening there was second promenade or per-
fume march. led by Mrs. Conrad ana .hlr. Fred
Grant when, to practically carry oui the lille OF
the raity, every one OF the 800 participants was
pesented with smal1 bottle OF perfume. Mrs.
NahDr act ed as floor :uiIecior and was as busy as
bee: all evening. She looked charming as
usual. and Was elegantly attlIed In Il HANDSOME
black: satin dress with lace OVERSIGHT WITH old
gold trimmings and feather embellishments.
among The gay tirong 1t is rather difficult 10
discriminate: between so. mapy pretty girls, but
we must give the palm belle OF the ball 10
Miss Daisy Truett,.a beautiful blonde. In neat
black Costume The party was success from
first To- last and when the "Excelsi0rs'' make a
fresh start in The new year they must either look
Tor more coinn0di0us quarters or Emit the num-
Der OF invitations. Miss Maggie Shuiz aud Miss
Carrie Pureell were unlirug lin the performance
OF their duties as assistant floor managers. The
following ladies and gentlemen served on Inc
a,hefent Completes Of arrangement MI lard and
Miss Maggie Policy, Miss Mary Jansen. Miss
Nellie Fyfe. MIR. Frank Sheldon,; Miss Hulda
Deepfner, Miss Annie Harrington: Mr.. William
Mr. in NJ.
MIR. w: q. OBrieu.
=. 1rishmen Happy.
|: The members OF the County Leitrm Social
Club danced the old year out and the new year
in at Irving Hail. and the lads and asses who
hail from County Leitrlm In the Emerald Isle en-
joyed themselves dancing To sweet Irish melodies
10 their hearts content. Happy daughters and
stalwart sons OF Erin mingled together In giddy
waltz and stately quadiiiIe as though to the man
ner Dor d, and Irving Hall was the scene of such
mirth and feyelry as can only be witnessed
where 81 Patrick reigns supreme, During the
evening The president OF tile club, Mr.. R. j.
0Reiy presented tie retiring secretary, Mir.
Z: NJ. McGushn, with a handsome jeweled badge
in recognition OF his valuable services over long
series OF years.
Mr. Charles Reynolds and Miss Kate Morris
led the grand march, followed by about 100
couples quite fun complement for the accom-
m0daiions OF The hall The party was great sue
Cess aud all The arrangements were well earred
out BIZ the several commit es, composed OF The
following members: r. NJ. McGushln, chairman,
John Kenny. Z. c. Morton, John OReIlly. M.
Flynn. Thomas Rooney, Peter mcKeon. John
l. O'Rourke, James Reilly, W. Ii. McManus. j. j.
Meehah, Bernard Reynolds, NJ. Mitchell Nj. Gil
hoOley. John Keyille John Lee. Michael Reyn-
| olds,> Peter Mitchell, John Donohoe. James
Bohan, Michael Morton Z. j. Murray Thomas
Dlngan, ". Gilneany, James Morton.
The Terpsichores.
| very jolly Christmas party twas given by the
"TerpsIchoreD Dancing Club last Thursday
! evening at Mrs. Clark's Hall, on Suffer street.
| The decorations were Ia keeping with
| the festive season now with us, the
music was good, and the beaux and bellies
of society thoroughly enjoyed the evenings