The herald., 1894-11-23

nue. entertained about 80 OF her friends
delightfully."- at whist Tuesday afternoon
There were ~ tables. the house wat
most elaborately and artistically deco
rated with La Francs roses and smilax,
ana the prizes. which were of cut glass
were very handsome. Mrs. VIM. Bon
sail won the frat. graceful vase; Mrs
Orr Haralson the second. rose bowl
the consolation prize. a Swedish paper
cutter, on which was painted the figure
OF Swedish peasant, was won by Mrs.
G. ID. Jones.
Mrs. Blinn wac assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Hobbs and the Misses Goodrich
and Miss Welborn. Refreshments were
served at the conclusion of the game
and the afternoon was enjoyed by all.
The gueets we're:
Mines. f. T. Stimsou. G. G. Carpen-
ter, Briggs. Granville MACEDONIAN, Will
lard Stlmson. Albert M. Stephens.
l.. G. Goodwin, Sheldon Borden, j. H.
f. Peck. William Hopkins, g. Modni.
Wood, Burdet,e Chandler, william H .
Perry, I. ID. Stimson, E. B. Millar. Sum.
ner 7. Hunt, Fred @. Howes, Wesley
CLARK, Rosa Clark, +. W. Burnett, W.
G. Read, w. l.. Graves. w. A. Barker,
j. B. Ridgway, Kate b. Taylor, Mead,
Shirley @. Ward, j. J.. Owens, G.. Wiley
Wells, Donald Mcneil, g. 3. JoneF,
Charles Monroe, j. H. McCulIoch, II,
L. Williams, Dwight Whiting, Richard
Mercer, j. A. Anderson, jr, j. X. Dun
can, Theo l.. Burnett, Ed Silent. Will
liam Pridham, E. B. Gage, Miss Ewing
and Miss Spensar.
RECEPTION AT MRS. SALES.
A delightful reception was given
Wednesday afternoon from 2 to by
Mrs. Howard M. Sale of Hill street.
The decorations were entirely of roses,
pink predominating, an orchestra OF
mandolins and guitars was in attend
ance, and refreshments we're served dur
ing the afternoon. Following sie those
who were present:
Mines. o. j. Barker, J. B. Bicknell. G.
Breed, j. Taylor, NJ. l.. More. WI. Chi
chester. E. T. Bosbyshsll, X. W. Doss,
j. II. Davisson. w. NJ. Caswell. ID. A.
Cole, w. K. Jones, J. r. Porter. B.
Chanslor, D. Thomas. M. Tanner, Rich
ard Mercer. Otto Brodbeck, H. A. Ham
lin. NJ. L. Shipman, M. l.. Tyler, E. r.
Thredkeld, j. j. Ayers. NJ. Rosenbaum,
j. M. Bushnell, J. f. Conroy. John
Chanslor, W. f. Bosbyshell, u. Mathus.
W.. J. Hunsaker, S. T. Salisbury, w. ii.
Perry. II. @. Guiteau, l.. Loeb, Ben E..
Ward, ]. A. Salisbury, H. T. Newell, G..
W. Stone, Charles Forester, M. H. Flint,
J. Bronson, j. NJ. Gillette, A. L. Reed,
Modini Wood. o. Welburn, M. E. Cowles,
]. FL. Braly, J. l.. Chapman, M. M.
Clnrk, M. Seaton, E. P. Bryan, ]. G.
Kitchener, Albert Jones, L. "A. Kimble.
L. A. Croft, H. T. Osborne, II. Jevne,
E. Smith, j. 9. Newton, H. H. May.
nard, Hervey Lindley, Ben Goodrich,
w. II. Bradley, Dslos Arnold. B. F.
Coulter, j. W. Hendrick, Easton, E. f.
9. Klokke, NJ. P. Allen, j. j. Bergin, j.
G. Harrison. E. H. Fellows, w. II.
Stimson, II. M. Russell, II. Voilmer.
Geo. Montgomery. j. II. Peck, j. d.
Foster, Bradner Lee, G. II. Capen,
Walter Lindley, f. P. Johnson, T. d
Stimson. w. F. Botaford. M. Hughes
G. H. Sessions, Geo. Eahmsm, G. N,
Baker. j. Webber, r. B. Williams,
Ezra Stimson, j. A. Henderson, Robert
Craig, J. A. Munk, w. w. Strait, d. R.
Collins. Charles Prayer, Andrew Null
lin, G. W. Cochran, W. R. Hunt, R. II.
Howell, Mark Lewis, J. @. Kimble. A.
f. Strong. W. D. Woolwine. W. B.
Beamer, l.. X. Tuttle, G. Malice. @.
Flagg, K. Kelly, X. Bsckston, Walter
Pease, D. u. Peck, DR.. Follensbee, R.
Ford the Misses Kregelo. Braly. Bick-
neil; Jevne, Bradley, Johnson, Kimbel.
Robinson, Esbmen, Lockhart. Baker,
Nixon, Innes, Strong, Goodrich. New
ton, Welborn and Easton, NJ. Kregelo.
FoREsTERs' ENTERTAINMENT.
A very enjoyable social entertainment
was given by court Los Angeles No. 422
Independent Order of Foresters. at the
new Turner hall last night, at which sev.
eral hundred peraons were present. Every
number was finely rendered. The pro-
gremme was as follows:
Opening address, WelcOme-Gay s. Allen. tr.
Piano solo, Alice, Where Art Thou?-Mlsl
Mollie ToIand.
Vocal duet, selected-Mrs. Todd and Mis-
Recitation, comic, selected-C. W. Hatfield.
Gardner's string trio, Gladiator, Sousa-Pr0f
Ga,dner, banjo: II. R. Potts, guitar; J. W
Quartette, swedish, Galop, F. Mohring-P. A.
II Holmberg, J. X. Swanfeldt, A. W. swsnfeldt
VIM. Bloom.
Comic song, selected, Foley Parker, Mis-.
Grace H. Parker, accom- panist.
The Independent Order of Foresters-G. A
McElfresh 81. G. r. of CAL
Piano solo, sweet Byeand-Bye, new varta
tions-Prof. G. Z. Bloomfield.
Comic sketch-Foley Parker.
Autoharp Duet, Meuiey--Profs. Singleton ant
| Sunier.
soprano solo, selected-Miss Delphine Todd.
| Piano 500 the Millers Song, II. d. Hewitt
Miss Grace II. Crawford.
Autoharp and ocarina duet, selected-PrCts
| Singleton and Sunier.
Song Lila stina, c. P. Wahlin-Swedisf
quartette.
Old Folks at Home, variel-Gardners string
trio, variations arranged by Prof Gardner.
Closing address-W Ii. Perry, d. G. See, o.
Cal.
RUSKIN ART CLUB.
The Ruskin Art club held it's regular
weekly meeting Wednesday morning,
with the usual number present. As on
the week previous, a suppoaitltious let
ter was read before the lesson began
this time from Jerusalem to Corinth,
giving very interesting and instructive
account OF the fall of Babylon, 5S3 B. G
The topic for the morning followed, and
was the time OF Solon. 636 B. c., who
was elected archon in 594 with legislat-
i've powers. His leieachthera or disbur-
dening ordinances were discussed and
his constitutional changes. The division
of his people into four classes, according
to their property, was spoken OF, and the
institutions of the senate, the enlarge
ment of the powers of the areopagus,
and the continuance OF oligarchy by
the Athenian government after the time
OF Scion. The usurpation OF Pisistratui
and the return and death of Solon con.