The herald., 1894-11-25

7. Griffith, on Severance str eet, when
moet of the details were arranged for
the charity ball, which will be given
under the auspices Of the league at New
Turnverein hall on the evening OF De-
.cember 9TH. The reception committee
will be Messrs. John p. Jones. +. *.
Ainsworth, Chas. j. Ellis, ]. s. Slauson
and Fred L. Griffith. The decorations
will be in charge of Mrs. John IL. I.
Peck, who, with a number of assistants.
will doubtless bring about artistic re.
suits. The floor committee will be large
and efficient; the music will be fur
nished by A. Lowinsky, with 10 pieces ;
and the committee for the supper will
be Mines. Hugh Vail, G. Wiley Wells.
o. HI. Churchill. and Misses Clara
Wedemeyer. May Esston and the
Misses Mullins.
The tickets. which are reasonable in
price and admit gentleman and lady
and include supper, will be on sale by
the Blanchard Fitzgerald Music com-
psny Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. the Attn, 9Th and 9th, aud at the
box office of the nall on the evening OF
the ball. The invitations will be out to-
morrow.
MERRY WIVES MEETING.
The meeting of the Merry Wives was
held last Thursday evening, at the
charming home of Mrs. Edward D.
Silent, on Severance street. There were
seven tables and the regular "a hands oil
whist were played. Mrs. Hugh Vail
made the highest score for the ladies,
End che won the prize. q dainty deco
rated porcelain tray; W. B. Cline won
the gentleman's prize, handsome cut
glass paper weight in the shape of q
dumb-bell. Refreshments were served,
and the evening was as enjoyable as the
meetings OF the Merry Wives are wont TO
be.
HIGH SCHOOL CLASS REUNION.
The middle class OF the high school
and others OF George Burgoyne's school
mates were entertained delightfully."- at
his home, 621 Grand avenue, Friday
evening. The spacious parlors were
canvased, the mantels were banked
with roses and ferns and the whole
house deliberately decorated with smilax,
pepper boughs and chrysanthemums.
The young men we're sent favors OF vio-
let's and ferns from an absent teacher.
The costumes OF the young ladies were
dainty and becoming. Dancing and
whist were enjoyed. Several teachers
were present. Refreshments OF creams,
cake and lemonade were served and at
IL O'Clock the guests dispersed with the
memory OF happy hours spent in
their class reunion.
LUNCHEON ON TwENTY-THIRD STREET.
The Misses Burnett gave a charming
white and green luncheon Thursday at
their home, S04 West Twenty.third
street. The decorations are entirely OF
white crysanthemums, asparagus fern
and smilax, and the menu dainty and
beautifully served. The guests were
the Misses Ryan of Tropico, the Misses
Welborn, the Misses Mark and Messrs.
Gray, Goodrich, Kimball. Ellis, Wild
ney and Bell of Peoria, Ill.
NEILsoN-wALKER WEDDING.
The wedding of Miss Lille Walker
and Mr.. J. Crossley Nelson took place
Wednesday afternoon at 2:S0 in st.
Johns Episcopal church. Adams street.
Rev. B. W. R. Tayler officiating. Miss
Mary A. Cook acted as bridesmaid, Mr..
George s. Marygold as best man, Mr..
Lewis ThoTne gave the bride away.
Among those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Thorne, Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson, DR.. A.
Davidson, DR.. and Mrs. Macleish, Mr..
and Mrs. and Miss Kendall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tuverarity, Mr.. and Mrs. Blake,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Noble, Mr.. and Mrs. Menzies, DR.. and
Mrs. A. E. Gresham. Sierra Madre;
R. Bengo Girdwood, San Fran.
cisco; Miss Tessa L. kelso.
Miss Adelaide R. Hasse and library
staff, Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts, R. W. Will
Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs.W 8. Cross, Mr.,
Mrs. and Miss Mead, DR.. and Mrs.
Kavs. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Behymer. Chas.
Dollinger. Mrs. Osborne, Mr.. and Mrs.
Terry and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson will be at home
to their friends after January 1st, corner
Central avenue and Vernon.
CHORAL UNION ENTERTAINMENT.
The Choral union of Christ church,
Episcopal, having for its principal OBJ
ject the study of church music, enjoyed
the hospitality OF Judge and Mrs. A. M.
Stephens. at their residence, No. 1873
South Hill street, Fridry evening.
About so young people of the parish
assem- led in response 10 the kind in.
vitation. Quiet games were played in
the early part OF the evening, with prizes
for the most successful; delicate re-
freshmeEts were served, and finally an
impromptu programme OF music wac
rendered. The quiet ease of entertain
ment made everyone have q pleasant
time.
ART ASSOCIATION MEETING.
On Friday the council OF the Art
association met in their rooms. ITO
w. Second street. Professor Judson
presiding. Miss Katherine NJ. Casey
was elected to fill vacancy in the
council and was appointed joint sec.
rotary with Mr.. Macleod.
Sixteen, new members were elected
as required by rule.
Rev. j. @. Fletcher. Julius Todiven,
Miss Casey and Mr.. Macleod were
elected committee to carry out the |
monthly meetings and members go
cials during the winter, each member
being allowed to invite one friend. 1t
was then arranged to open the course
on the second Thursday OF December
by an opening address from Madam
Wiesecke. who has made special
study of art, history and the old mas
tors during lifetime spent in the
art canters of EuroDe The balance of