The herald., 1894-12-02

boughs and festoons OF roses entwined
with smilax and ivy. Tho floors were
canvased, and an orchestra was in at
tendance for the dancers. After un.
mas king. at about IL O'Clock. refresh
ments were served and the large party
dispersed at late hour.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Hawksiord, Mr.. and Mrs. Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meldenson, Mrs. Band
holt. Misses Bandholt. Brenner, Hack.
Stout, Swner. Fraser, Norries, Jessie
Norries, Peteler, j. Peteler, Oonnel,
Meldenson. T. Meldenson, Ferrier, r.
vine, Folem, Mulrein, Prince, Messrs.
Bandholt. Wilson. Hammel, Peterson,
Scott, Hart. McGowen. Peteler. Bush.
Dolcn, Nelson, Sault. Boon, Tutin.
Walker. Hilton. Norries, Kelly, Pierce,
Meldenaon, Johnstone, Jones and many
others.
SHAKESPEARE CLUB.
The Shakespeare club. that did such
good work last year under the direction
and supervision OF Mrs. Kate Tupper
Galpin. has organized and will meet
every Monday at ? p. m. at the rooms of
the Friday Morning club, on South
Broadway. The club this year will study
the historical plays and English history
of that period. Tomorrow the frat act
OF King John will be the subject. and
Miss Denton will give q description of
Tennyson's The Foresters. az Daly's
company presents it, as The Foresters
covers about the same period OF history.
Mrs. Wineburgh will also give Rolfs
studies of the childhood OF Shakespeare.
Among those present at the organiza-
tion last week we're: Mesdames Judge
Varisl, Frank Roache. Q. s. Ward. ]. L.
Murphy. Misses Hazeltine, Bryce and
Hender son.
A club for the informal discussion Of
economic questions, also under the di-
rection of Mrs. Galpin, was formed last
Wednesday evening, and will meet each
week on Wednesday evening, at 8
O'Clock, at the Friday Morning. club
rooms. Gentlemen are members OF this
club as we'll as ladies, and at both clubs
all interested in either or both subjects
will be welcome. Those present last
week we're: Captain and Mrs. ]. S. Os.
good, Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Foster, Mr..
and Mrs. George North, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. s. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. G. Stephens, Misses Chevaillier
and Boyce, and Mr.. John Oagood.
BUTTERFLY BALL.
The butterfly ball given by Frank
Bartlett w. r. c., last Friday evening
was SUCCESS in every way. The hall
was decorated with the national colors,
and butterflies futtered over everything
The music was excellent and the attend.
ance large.
HrPE AND THERE
Mr.. B. R. Bsumgardt will speak this
evening at the Emmanuel church, corner
Tenth and Pearl streets, at 7 80, ON the
Planet Mars.
Bellevue Terrace hotel was the scene
OF very pleasant affair last evening.
The occasion was the marriage OF Mr.
William NJ. Anderson of this city and
Mrs. N. w. Herby of Sacramento, The
parlor was tastefully decorated, one
large bay window being arranged as an
arch under which the happy pair stood
while Bishop O. P. Fitzgerald pro.
nounced the ceremony. The parlor
was filed with the guests of the house.
Refreshments were served in the parlor.
Invitations are out for dancing party
to be given by the Misses johnson. on
Monday evening, at their home on South
Olive street.
Mrs. and Miss Fairchild have issued
invitations for what on Thursday after