The herald., 1894-11-02
A NICE LITTLE GAME OF WHIST
Cards That Danced and Sang
and Capered.
Hearts Were Trumps and the Game
Was Close.
They ahufn I'd and Cut and D.ait tn.
Living Cards to this Waltz,
ths Polka and ths
Hornpipe.

two very charming young ladies sat
themselves down for quiet little game
OF whist last night, and the cards they
played were no common ones, but from
q priceless pack we're dealt diamonds
and spades and hearts and clubs ami
mate with life; cards that danced and
sang and with merry elee piled up the
tricks on either side, until the last card
was played and the game Of living whist
lost and won.
To those who had watched the play
and the players the scsne was most
brilliant one. Tbs-e we're not go many
OF them ~ the merit OF the novel enter.
tsinment demanded, but the game was
an interesting one to the lockers on.
Mr.. Irving knight, Mr.. George Fitch,
Miss Louise Lidgerwood and Miss Belle
Smith were the players. To the beauti-
full strains Of music from Prof. Lowins-
ky's orchestra they shuffled the living
cards. Miss Lidgerwood cut the pack.
Mise Smith dealt. Hearts were trumps.
Tho hands were all fairly good. with no
lead from q sneak. Mr.. Fitch and Miss
Lidgerwood took thu ''odd" with the
king Of diamonds.
The way ths tricks we're played was
Just like this:
Trick 1-5 OF hearts, Elwood DeGarmo; !;
king OF hearts. F. Nay; ace of hearts.
Miss Mabel Longley; 2 Of hearts, Miss
Pearl Bottones.
Trick 81 OF diamonds, R. Kineey; s
Of diamonds. Norman Martin; queen OF
diamonds. Miss Alice L. BoyCe; Of
diamonds, Mrs. II. @. Veasie.
Trick 80 OF hearts, Charles Binford !;
6 of hearts. George Lawrence; queen Of
hearts. Mrs. Resrdon; 8 of hearts, Miss
Cora Lewis.
Trick 4--King OF stubs, j. H. Foley
8 Of clubs, w. H. Bowers; A of clubs,
Miss Mabel Brock. 2 Of clubs, Miss
Clara Field.
Trick 6-Jack of hearts, D. Burke; 7
OF hearts. w. Manning; s of hearts.
Miss Henrietta Anderson; of hearts,
Miss Eva Judd.
Trick &c Of diamonds, Miss Jessie
Blake; 8 of hearts. Miss Gertrude Kel-
ler; ace OF diamonds. Miss Nellie Stone |;
2 OF diamonds, Miss Ethel Barnes.
Trick 7-6 of clubs, r. Wsnkowski; 8
OF clubs, ]. H. Stevens; queen OF clubs,
Miss Mary E. Smith; ace of clubs, Miss
Jennie btrlnRnam.
Trick SACK of clubs. Charles Ward;
8 of clubs. II. s. Pettigrew; 10 of clubs.
Miss Jessie Jordan; of clubs, Miss
Bertha Stills.
Trick 9-S of clubs. Miss Annie Pease;
of clubs, Mrs. Tom Barnes; 10 OF
spades, Miss Belle Conditt; 2 of spades.
Mrs. J. III. Stevens.
Trick 10-King OF spades, ]. A. Nc.
~ al
of spades, Miss Grace Crawford; ace OF
spades. Misc Alice Fitch.
Trick 11-Jack OF spades, Foley Par
ker: 7 of spades. Miss Jessie Pease; 8
of spades. Miss Jennie Buchanan; 4 OF
spades. Miss Dora James.
Trick 12-Nine OF diamonds, F. L.
Reynolds; 5 OF diamonds, Mr.. Hsrring-
ton; 5 of diamonds, Mre. Geo. Fitch 8
OF fpades, Mics Anna Rewtenger.
Trick 13-Kink of diamonds, DR..
Spinks; jack OF diamonds, Tom Barnes
6 OF epades, Miss Claire Sterling, 10 OF
diamonds, Miss Della Mathews.
The knavish jacks enlivensd the game
with their pranks and capers, and the
beautiful dancers and stately kings and
queene animated the pretty eoens.
The success OF the entertainment,
which was given in Armory hall under
the auspices OF the Unity Church
league, was due in Q measure to the
work OF Miss Harriet Harris OF Boston,
who was it's conductor.
Miss A. M. Wagner had charge OF the
music, Mines. f. w. Hollingaworth and
John Bloessor OF the tickets, and Miss
Belle I. Smith OF the participants. The
chaperons were Mrs. A. Freeman, Mrs.
w. II. Anderson, Mrs. q. /. Lakewood,
Mrs. F. M. Sterling. Mrs. f. w. Hol.
lingsworth, Mrs. John Bloesser, Mrs.
Frank Matthews, Mrs. l.. A. Kimball,
Mrs. L. G. Carleton. ..s,; ..ss;
The patrons and patronesses were
Rev. ]. s. Thomson. Mr.. and Mrs. Niles
Pesse, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w. Stimson,
Mr.. ard Mrs. @. W. r. Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Jevne, Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. But
ler, Mr.. and Mrs. J. McCrea, Mr.,
and Mrs. G. B. Shaffer, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert N. Bulla, Ruiua l..
Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ferguson,
Geo. M. Holton. Mr.. and Mrs. H. M.
Sale, Judge and Mrs. J. d. Bicknell
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hazard, Mrs. r. B.
Williamson, Mrs. and Miss Mueller,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Hale. Mrs. Chao. F.
Parsons, DR.. and Mrs. f. I. BicknelI, Il.
A. Preuss, Mrs. Schumacher.
The chief ushers wore D. W. Carleton
and L. G. Wells.
The ushers were Charles Ferguson,
Geo. Dunham, Preston Chamberlain, A.
w. Bradbury, Sparks Berry, Harry
Chamberlain, Harry Adolf.
"A STRIKE EPISODE.