The herald., 1894-11-11

stein. Miss Owen won the former aud
Mr.. Summer p. Hunt the latter. After
playing "a hands refreshments we're
served and the club adjourned to meet
this week with Mrs. Edward Silent.
BANQUET TO PROF. LOWE.
An unusually pleasant and interesting
extra session OF the Loyal legion of the
southern branch of the California COM
mandery was held last evening in the
parlors and banquet hall of the Nadeau
hotel last evening. The occasion was O
banquet rendered by the Loyal legion to
Prof. and Mrs. t. s. O. Lowe and their
family. The guests present were Prof.
and Mrs. II. s. G. Lowe, Miss Lowe,
Mr.. Thaddeus Lowe jr., Gen. Lew Wal
lace, Maj. and Mrs. Ben G. Truman,
G. Wharton James.
In opening the proceedings Capt. W.
II. Seamans, the commander, called
upon Maj Ben @. Truman, who read
some most interesting "reminiscences OF
the late war.
Following the majors interesting ad-
dress Miss Donnell sweetly sang a pop-
ulsr ballad, after which the distinguish
ed party repaired to the banquet room.
Everything was tastily and beautifully
decorated pictures OF Grant and Logan
as we'll as numbers OF the old flag dec.
Grated the rooms and the tables were
loaded with toothsome and delicious
luxuries.
After the banquet Capt. Seaman in
few choice words, expressed the appre>
citation in which the commandery held
Prof. Lowe and his family, and he
then read the resolutions. which had
been beautifully engrossed by Captain
Laycock, thanking him "for his princely
hospitalitss enjoyed bv the Companions
and their ladies on Echo Mountain"
some tims ago. He also read the o5r-
tificate of Prof. loves election as an
honorary member Of the commanderv for
his great services rendered during the
war as as chief of the Aeronsutic corps.
Professor Lowe, in response thanked
the commandery for the honor conferred
upon him, and expressed his great pleas-
ure at being the guest of so gallant
body OF men.
General Lew Wallace was then called
upon, and in a few well chosen words,
responded as became the gallant general,
distinguished author and commander of
the Loyal Legion OF the state of Indiana.
General Runkel also made a stirring
address, and after q few remarks by
Major Truman, Col. III. G. Otis, and q
recitation by Mrs. Swaine, the assem-
blage sang Marching Through Georgia
and dispersed. The occasion was most
delightful one. and was thoroughly en-
joyed by the following companions Of
the Loyal Legion and their ladies, aa
we'll as their guests:
Invited guests: Mrs. I. s. G. Lo we.
Miss Edna Lowe, Mr.. Thaddeus Lowe,
Gen. Lew Wallace, Maj. and Mrs. Ben
O. Truman, Gen. and MRS. B. P. Run.
kel. Prof. o Wharton James, Maj. and
Mrs. A. S. Kimb ball, q. s. A, Compan-
ions OF the Loyal Legion, mem bers Of
the association and ladies, Capt. and
S. Butler, MIR. and Mrs. CHARLES S. Gill;
bert Capt. and Mrs. W II. Newman,
Capt. and Mrs. Gilbert E. Overton, u.
s. A., 1t. Starr. U. s. A., DR.. and Mrs.
H. H. MAYNARD, Ma. and Mrs.
e. F. G. Klokke. DR.. NJ. +. Price,
Col. Geo. H. Kim ball, Capt. John Rior.
dan and two daughters, Col. and Mrs.
I. Wiley Wells. Capt. and Mrs. Geo. w.
errill. Capt. and Mrs. ]. A. Osgood,
Capt. +. Z. Edwards. DIR. T. s. Greene,
Col. and Mrs. Q. @. Fulton, Capt. and
Mrs. W. P. Tucker, Mrs. Capt.
l.. Rossiter, Capt. and Mrs. Geo.
Fl. Stewart, Mrs. J. G. Noonan.
Capt. and Mrs. T. F. Laycock. Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Swaine, Cspt. A. W. Barrett,
Col. and Mrs. ]. NJ. G. Marble, Maj.
Geo. H. Bonebrake, Maj. J. A. Donnell
and Miss Donnell. Gen. and Mrs. E. P.
johnson, Gov. II. H. Markham, Capt.
3. N. Androus. Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Whit
more, Col. L. r. Dunkelberger. Mai
Jos. r. Haugh, Col. II. G. Otis.
GEN. LEW WALLACE ENTERTAINED.
Last night very elaborate dinner was
given by Joseph G. Campbell OF San
Francieco, with Gen. Lew Wallace as the
honored guest, at a prominent hotel
10" Campbell, ss he is called in San
Francisco. ia an accomplished host,
and Gen. Lew Wallace, Charles f..
Hanlan. stephen M. White,
Judge Lsmme, E. L. Campbell,
j. G. Chapman and Charley Monroe
enjoyed the hospitality OF one of the
best OF entertainers. 1t was a feast OF
champagne, flowers, delicious visnds,
spicy ssllies of wit and good humor.
The floral decorations were very hand
some and the evening in every way q
pronounced success.
COMING OF. AGE PARTY.
A very pleasant evening WAS spent at
the residence of Col. and Mrs. James P.
Rogers. 405 Cornwell street, Saturday
November Sd, in honor of their con
Joseph Redford Rogers twenty-frst
birthday. The house was beautifully
decorated and the evening was spent in
music and games. Refreshments were
served. Mr.. Rogers was the recipient
Of many fine presents. Those present
were: Col. and Mrs. J. P. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Rogers, Mrs. Hymer,
Misses Nellie Morrow, Alice V. Sward,
Maud Hinckley, Mamie E. Hazsltine,
Susie l.. Rogers, Mae Davisson, Mamie
Hutchinson, Messrs. Jay d. Steele, W.
M. Carsey, M. White, j. +. Rogers, M 4.
Bresee, Robsrt Rogers.
MINUKT CLUB HOP.
The Minuet club gave it's second regu-
lar monthly hop in St. Vincent's hall.
Friday evening. Music was furnished
by Shepard's orchestra. Among those
present were the Misses P. Bottomes. E.
Filbert, j.. Armstrong. A. Sprague, d,
Peters, n. Bottomes, L. Knoll, @. Knoll,
Huber, Black, Thompson, N. Lenard,
Gross, N. Newly, Cunningham Messrs
r. Goldis, j. H. Burkhard, ]. F. Burk
hard, f. Felts. George @. Knoll, s. p.
Durand, A. Timmons, DR.. W. H. Spinks,
G. H. Robinson, DR.. Smith, f. ]. Mol,
jr., Ii. B. Burkhart. E. B. Arnold, W. c..
Vallikett, 3. r. Young, @. Benbrook.