The herald., 1894-12-14
SOCIETY.

At the handsome residence OF 7. d.
Stimson on Figusroa street, Mvs. T. D.
Stimson and her daughter, Miss Willard
Ssimson. entertained very delightfully."-
with whist yesterday afternoon. The
decorations were most elaborate, of
smilax, pspyrus and ferns, with q profu.
sion Of carnations In the drawing room
yellow marguerites in the library, and
in the spacious hall. chryssnthe m ums
the fire. places were banked with flowers.
ferns and papyrus, and Warren's man
dolin orchestra was in attendance.
Alter the game was concluded de.
licious reii eshments were served, and
the prizes were bestowed, tho first a
crown Derby vase, upon Miss Franken-
field the second. decorated plate. upon
Mrs. Walter Moore. and to Miss Marx
Lewis was given the third, q 5-o'clock
tea Miss McLelland received the con-
ISOLATION prize, q royal Worcester sugar
bowl and cream pitcher. The guests were /:
MINES. g. M. Barber, Sheldon Borden.
Frank NJ. Burnett. w. O. Burnett. +. l..
Chandler, J. w. Corson, q. A. Caswell,
0, II. Churchill. 9. j. Ellis. w. A. Ell
derkin. Friesner, Charles Formsn, W.
W. Fiagg. l.. Il. Croft, Margaret Hughes,
G. II. Hall. w. B. Hopkins. R j. How
ell, K. 2. Johnson, 4. z. Johnson, jr., o.
L. Johnson. Mark b. Louis, T. q. Louie,
s. b. Louis, w. Moore, j. @. NJ. Spencer,
Richard Merser. Walter Maxwell, Dean
Mason, Earl b. Millar. McLslland. q.
A. Overton, Wilber Parker, Page, J. II
f. Peck, E. A. Pruess, w. H. Perry. +.
=. Rowley, f. L. Stimson. J. M. Stew~
art, A. NJ. Sale, Fanny Shoemaker, W.
W. Stilson, Charles Silent. y. Schu-
macher, w. II. Sheldon, Freeman g.
iced. Cameron E. Thom j. F. Lowell.
Lizzie X. Tuttle, Gardner Voss, &.
Wiley Wells, q. s. Walton, Modini-
Wood; Misses T.. W. Alden. Enwine,
May McLelland, May Haines, FraEken-
telc Carrie Waddilove, Tu:tle, Johnson,
Braly. lowell. Gwendolen Overton, May
Corson, Croft, Frances Croft, Johnson,
Bessie Ellis, Helen Kiokks, Eloise For
man. Frances Widney. Adele Wede-
meyer.
HEARTS AT MRS. STEPHENS.
Another card party that was most en-
joyabe was that given yesterday sftsr~
noon by Mrs. A. M. Stephens. at her
home on Hill street. The game was
hearts. The decorations were unique
in design and artistic in effect; almost
entirely of green, tracery of smilax
over curtains, portieres and chandeliers,
and climbing up the stands and peep.
ing from behind pictures and plants
we're Brownies. The score cards, OF
pink and green paper. we're heart
shaped, decorated with pen and ink
sketches OF groups OF Brownies. The
prizes we're: First, a cut-glass dieh in
the shape of heart, won by Mics Ew-
ing; second, a dainty Dresden lamp,
won by Mrs. Butler; the third, a silver
mounted purse and card case,
won by Mrs. G. Wiley Wells;
the consolation, gold spoon,
ornamented with an enamelled burro.
WOE by Mrs. Hugh Vail. A second con.
ISOLATION prize was drawn for and won by
Mrs. Wesley Clark, center piece en-.
broidered with clover blossoms. After
the game elaborate refreshments were
served, and upon the departure OF the
guests esch was presented with a tiny
basket OF candied cherries as a souvenir,
picked and presented with the compli-
ments of the brownies. Mrs. Moye
Wicks assisted Mre. Stephens in receiv-
ing her guests, who we're as rollo VS.:
Mesdames Anderson, jr., Allen, Briggs, !
Banning. Barnwsll, Barker, Braiey, But
den. Burnett, 8. w. Binn, Cbilds.
Cox head, Cowles, J. T. Conroy,
G. @. Carpenter. William Caswell,
Wesley CLARK. DR.. Cochran, Graves,
Goodrich, Glassell, Harrell. Ewing. Ell
lott, Fulmer, s. G. Hubbell, William
Holiday, Hunt, Henderson. Hughes.
Godfrey Holterhoff E. F. @.
klokke. Kelsey. DR.. LIE Wis. Tom Lewis,
II. T. Lee, Mckinley, Earl B. Millsr,
Richard Mercer, Charles Monroe, Read,
r ader, Dupuy. Sale. Taylor. Cameron
Thorn. G.. Wiley Wells, Ward, John
Wigmore. Modini-Wood. Wells, Hugh
Vail. Welborn, ]. H. Utley, Woolwine,
Bailey. Schumacher, ]. E. Platter. VIM.
Pridhsm, T. d. Stimson, Willard Slim
son. Ezra Stimeon, VIM. Ste phens, Scott,
and Misse. Goodrich, Stephens and
Spencer.
CHURCH BAZAAR.
The Ladies Aid society of the Beth.
,sda church gave bszar, sociabls and
'upper last evening. The candy bazaar.
lnder the direction OF Messrs. Hanna
md Brigs. did thriving business.
Enjoyable refreshments were served.
An elaborate programme consisting of
ecitstions, songs and tableaux was
rendered in most pleasing manner and
added much to the entertainment OF the
evening.
The money raised ia to bo used for the
efitting OF the church and assisting the
homo mission work.
SOCIAL NOTES.
Mre. John Wigmore hae issued invita-
ions for whist at her residence. corner
# Adams and Thompson streets, Thurs
Law aVaninp Daca M her 20th.