The morning call., 1894-12-31
CHRISTMAS PARTIES.

Miss Gertrude Lowen' nal gave an enjoyable
Christmas party 10 number OF her little
friends aud schoolmates on Christmas eve at
the home OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. H. 81.
Lowenthhl. A heavily laden Christmas tire
was the center OF attraction during the even
lng and The little ones were literally supplied
with appropriate gifts from old Krss KringIe
Music and games were enjoyed for several
hours, after which dainty little supper was
served in the dinlDg-room. which was tastefully
decorated with palms, evergreens ana choice
cut flowers.
Among those present were: Miss Rosalie
Lowentnai. Miss Jennie Morris. Sidney Lewis
Sanford Rogers. Miss Doris Bernstein, Miss
Morris, Louis GoldsteiD, j. Rogers, Miss
Adllnd Bernstein, Forrest Bryant Miss Low
enthal: Miss Alice Schultz. Edward Bryant,
Miss l.. Seligman, Master Schultz, Miss e.
Schultz and Henry Wolff
One Of the pleasantest Christmas entertain
ments which have taken place this season was
held IN Mozart Hall on Market street on Friday
evening last under the auspices OF the First
Cumberland Church, of which Rev. j. L. Dick
son is pastor. The ball, which was beautifully
decorated with holly and bunting, was filled to
overlooking by the relatives and friends OF the
young participants. The cantata Of "DUrOthy's
Dream" was produced, with Miss Bella Sharp,
beautiful young miss OF 12 in the leading
role of Dorothy. Miss Amy Dickson as Maud,
the young hostess, surpassed herself In gentle.
ness. and Miss Sidney Little, as her friend.
showed careful training In her part. The rest
OF the numbers were we'll 1lled and gave great
Siouie ~ eht tc"cuoto duu StDOIdfS. MISS EQltD
living, as the accompanist, displayed q fine
touch and showed the young lady to be a fin
lshed musician. AT the close candy was dis
trtbuted 10 The children and all went home well
pleased.
reunion of old friends was held Christmas
night at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Smith, 65 LaDglon street. The halls and no oms
were tastefully decorated with evergreens and
other seasOnable paraphernaia BETTING the
occasion. Music aud dancing were In order
until late hour, when dainty repast was
served by the genial hostess. Gray dawn was
above the City when the guests departed with
"Auld Lang Syne."
very pleasant party was given to Miss May
Gu1ison on Christmas night by her mother at
the family residence. The evening was spent
IN dancing. singing and games and at IL
festivities were continued until late hour
Among those present were: Miss May Cunt.
son. Miss A. Casey, Miss Z. Michael, Miss E.
Samuels, Miss NJ. West, Miss j. Burns Miss N
sullivan, Miss Helen Cornfeld, Mrs Brown.
Mrs. Nelson, ii. Stark, j. Miller, S. Rupert, s.
Jacobs, L. Herring. z. COrnfeld, John Brown,
U. Nelson, Henry COIN and Morris Curran,
Quite a neat sum was realized at the annual
chdren's Christm Stree festival and ball
given at Saratoga Hall on Saturday evening
under the auspices OF the Scandinavian Society
of this city. TIL little ones were in their ele-
ment during the early part OF the evening, and
toys and candies were distributed plentifully
AT the conclusion of the Christmastree festyi.
ties the floor was cleared. and the older folks
enjoyed themselves until the early hours of
Sunday morning.
The twenty-eighth Christmas festival OF