The herald., 1894-12-30


plets success of the evening was the
hbsencs OF the secretary, Mr. John 1.
Griffith, who has been i'll for the past
week.
The cotillon was danced by the follow
ing couples: Mr.. and Mrs. AL Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Halliday, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh w. Vail, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ira Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc
Farlsnd, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Stimson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro w. Childs. DR..
and Mrs. g. McGowan, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
T. Earl, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Monroe,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. H. Metcalf, Mr.. and Mrs. s. V. Mar
sin, Captain and Mrs. Cameron Thorn,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Francis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Blanchard, Mr.. Lester aud
Miss Alice Hobart, Mr.. Kellam and Miss
Peasants. Mr.. Roland Bishop and Miss
A. Mulline. Mr.. G. Perkins and Miss M.
Greble, Mr.. Braly and Mics Jevne. Mr..
John Osgood and G. Overton, Mr. Schuy.
Hancock and Miss Ursula Greene OF
San Francisco, Mr.W. Garland and Miss
X. johnson, M. Paul Martin and Miss
May Corson. Mr.. W. Tesle and Mise
Marie Bu-ndt, DR.. Jauch and Miss Bon
sail, Mr.. r. A. Chadwick and Miss Rob-
erts. Other guests were MINES. j. b.
Mcclellan, Overton, Corson, Messrs.
Brsnt. A. F. Crank, M. L. Graft. Henry
Fleishman and DR.. Ralph William.
BAL MAsoUE ON THE 30rH.
Ono OF the most delightful and iolliest
dances of the season was given by Miss
Ethel Mullins and MIR. Charles Briggs at
hN hol nf ThtrfiQth
and Main streets last Wednesday even.
ing. The hall was brilliantly lighted
and decorated, graceful strands OF smilsx
were wound around chandeliers and
side lights. Over the large folding doors
and draped to one side was very effect.
i've portiere made Of evergreens and
holly berries, and the same decorations
were used throughout the hall to good
advantage. Mistletoe hanging from the
chandeliers caused much merriment.
The host and hostess were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. George Mullins. Mre.
W. P. Bailey, aunt OF Mr.. Briggs, and
Miss Anna Mullins. Delicious refreshs
ments were served during the evening
and dancing was enjoyed until 8 late
hour. The invitations read "bal masque"
and the idea was carried out most
effectually, as every conceivable char.
acter was represented. Mr.. Gill and
Miss Louise Hoyt. as rector and nun,
lent sufficient dignity to the scene to
give full sway to the fun-loving clown,
and gay little butterfly. Mr.. Karl Klokke
and Misc Bessie Alexander. Miss Ethel
Mulline and Miss Beatrice Chandler
were here, there and everywhere, and
most charming az the Two Little Girls
in Blue. The Ha He Family was well
represented by Measrs. Will and Walter
Mcintosh aud Will Innis; and very be.
witching they looked in blue frocke and
bonnets and white pinaforss. Miss
Mamie Mullins, in silk hat, long coat
and boots, caused much laughter as the
sandwich sign man on the plaoard were
clever hits upon aome OF the guests.
Mrs. Cyril Wigmore,in bloomers, jaunty
cap and veil, attracted much attention
as the bicycle girl; Miss A. Mullins ap'
peared as q lady of the time of Louis
XIV; Miss Ursula Greene was q hunt
ing GIRL Miss Rie Anderson was made
up as night; Miss T. Barnett, gypsy /;
Miss Grace Cole, a peasant girl; Miss
Bessie Bonsall looked very sweet and
lovely ss little school girl; Miss Gill
was smilax; Miss Cash. holly; Miss
Kempton. France; Miss Abby Easton
made very charming baby; Mr.. John
a Turk; Miss Dorsey, lady
of Empress Josephine'e court; Mr..
Joseph Hamilton, Uncle Sam; Miss
Adele Wedsmyef appeared in fancy
pink dress, and there were many other
original and pretty costumes. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Bailey.
Captain and Mrs. Y. Mullins, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Silent.
Mrs. L. G. Esston, Mrs. Cash. Mr.. and
Mrs. Vosburg. Mr.. and Mrs. Macneil,
Colonel Lawson, Colonel Bentzoni, the
Misses Hurtou, A. Cash. M. Corson.
the Misses Wigmore, J. Dorsey, g. Cole,
q. Wadilove, A. Wedemyer, M. Mullins
Gill, L. Burnett, M. Burnett, D. MARK,
Rose, Bryan. Mellus, L. Drummond, O.
Carpenter, R. Anderson, II. Benchly, Il.
Bailey. @. Bailey, III. Bishop. E. Martin.
L. mcfarland. B. Bonsall. B. Chandler.
d. Graf, Prentis, Alexander, Easton,
Kenton Maxwell, Moose, Greene OF San
Francisco. Harkins, Hoyt. Tuits, Mer.
csreau, Harkness, @. Ferris. Kelsey,
Garnsey, B. Ellis, X. Ellis, Fairchild, H.
Fsirchild, Bean. H. Bean, the Misses
Heron, Hunt, Smith. P. Hayle, ]. Mar
tin, j. Slauson, Kellan, j. Hamilton.
Parsons, E. Howell. Stimson. Austin.
Walton, Brown, j. Alexander, ID. Alex
ander, Mar BILE. Judge Clark, Kirkpatrick,
Karford, Fixen, Lawson. Ward, j..
Chandler. G. Briggs, Gottschalk. McIn-
tosh. Innes, Klokks, II. Cashman,
Williams. Muchmore, G. Bunnel, H.
Rath, G. Croft, j. Carson, L. Wigmors,
@. Wigmore. Cash. Osgood, Page, Gill,
Calhran, Dennis, o. Wedsmyer, j..
Obear, r. Otear, Julien ODear. L. Page,
Haskins, Hancock, Butler, Shoemaker
and others.
CHRISTMAS TREE AT THE CALIFORNIA.
One of the most enjoyable affairs OF
Christmas eve was the juvenile party
given at the California hotel by Master
Karl Lionel Dieterle. At O'Clock the
little host, followed By fourteen Of his
guests, proceeded to the billiard room,
which had been beautifully decorated
py the proprietor, Mr.. ]. f. Smith, and
q staff of assistants to represent true
Yuletide picture. Every nook and cor
ner of the spacious hall was artistically
festooned with pepper boughs, majestic
palms, bright holly berries and punches
of mistletos. The brilliantly lighted
Christmas tree at one end of the room,
filled with dazzling decorations, called
forth joyful exclamations from the little
tots, and a grand old brick fireplace, de.
signed after Santa Claus own heart,
at the other end gave . warm
and glowing reception to the old
elf, who arrived amid clashing
bells and swapping whips, "his eyes
go twinkling and mouth so merry"
loaded with an immense pack, holding
something to fl each eager little hand
held out to him. He danced and
Ynmnad with all in tn IN and as ha dia-