The herald., 1894-10-05
SOCIETY.

Monday night Miss Anna Roedsr, the
charming daughter of Louis Roeder,
was given a delightful birthday party,
which was attended by about 65 OF her
young lady and gentlemen friends.
Miss Anna wss the recipient OF many
costly and beautiful presents. Music,
dancing and various games were the
order OF the day. A nam Der OF the
guests volunteered in musical solos and
duets. Gardner's orchestra furnished
ths dance music. About 10 pm. the
guests were invited 10 the garden, where
q large lawn tent was erected, beauti-
fully decorated, where q dainty and
bounteous supper was served. Each lady
WAS given beautiful paper box deco
rated with artificial flowers literally per-
lumed. and filed with choice candy, to
serve as a souvenir OF the occasion. The
guests upon arrival were presented with
card with Miss Anna Roeder's name
at the top, which was to be filed with
the names of the guests written by
Themselves, which served as very neat
Introduction. The house was literally
decorated with choice flowers, and brill
liantly lighted. Prizes were given to
the best dancers, and the one guessing
nearest to the number of beans placed
in jar was also awarded prize. The
occns on was one long to be remem bered.
Below We give list of those present:
Misses Annie @. Roeder, Lydia Wick
cry, lsabslla Joughin, nj. Joughin, M.
Kuhrts, NJ. Anderson. H. Brode, L.
Starin, L. Klsges, l.. Cornelius, Adele
Breer, ID. Todd, Clara Apffel, Mae Camp
bell, A. Peschke, Ida Dotter, @. Dotter,
f.. Vale, ID. Steinert, M. Groeeer, M.
Astbury. Mand Cameron, J. CRADLE. A.
Bredeholft, Mary Starin. Mesdsmes q.
Dodge. Joughin, Johannaen, Adams,
Starin, L. Roedsr, II. Roeder, Grosser
Mayer, Messrs. j. Kremple, HI. Klsges,
F. Meier. w. Fricke, Don Campbell, F.
Adams, Z. Adams, j. Zobelein, w.
Steinert, j. Vale, William Grosser,
George Grosser, A. &. Gardner, H. Roe
der, L. Johsnnsen, W. Silenshedt. A. s.
Gardner, M. L. Stsrin. A. t. Hum blotz,
&. Dodge. t. Wiesendsnger, F. Dresser,
j. Lsmarent, Louis Breer, J. Joughin.
Louis Roeder, sr., Louis Roeder, jr.. G.
Dotter. Wesley Dodge.
An exceedingly pleasant musicale WAS
given yesterday afternoon by Nine.
Kempton at her home, 1902 Olive street,
in which q number of her pupils took
part. A long and admirably selected
programme was rendered. and all the
participants deserve the highest praise.
Miss Ethel Mullins and Beatrice Chana-
ler had the fret number, and dieplayed
voices of which they may we'll te proud,
being full. round and clear, and showing
proper training. All the numbers were
very beautifully rendered, especially the
solo by Mics Todd, q Gavotte in Mignon
also the Cradle Song. Miss Anna Null
Inns and Miss Kempton gave duet that
was very pleasing. Mrs. DR.. Owens sang
several solos, which, as usual, were
greatly enjoyed. A large number were
present and passed very enjoyable aft.
ernoon.
Nine. Kenpton intends continuing
these musicsles the first Thursday Of
each month throughout the winter.
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very pleasant party was given
Wednesday evening, October Sd, at the
residence Of Mr.. Rhoda. 546 Also street.
The guests amused Themselves by hav-
ing music and playing games up to late
hour, after which refreshments vera
served. Those present were: Misses
Gertie Swift, Lucy Logan, Maggie
Slater, Mary Gridley, Beatrice Monier,
Eimra Terrace, Ethei dlll, hepecca
Lyons. Annie Clark, Messrs. Robert
Ramssy. DIR. Careey, Parson James
Rhoda, Fred Singer, Don Rhoda. Will
liam O'Brien. Dodson, Myers, Wistub,
Slater, Will Todd, Harry Lloyd, Ernest
Wise, Chsndles Logan.
W.
Cards have bsen received announcing
the wedding OF DR.. Charles Gaskill
Stivers to Miss Grace Adele Miltimors.
the affair took place on September 18th
at Tonswanda, N. Y. Miss Miltimore is
well known hare as the daughter OF D.
0. Miltimore of thiG oity.
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The ladies OF st. Paul's church will
give free lunch for three days, begin
ming next Monday. All are cordially
invited.
The evening classes of the Young
Mems Christian association open this
evening. Superintendent P. w. Search
will be present and make short ad-
dress, and the instructors will outline
the work for the coming year. The
classes include Spanish. guitar, banjo,
vocal music, elocution, bookkeeping,
penmsnship, drawing, common English