The herald., 1894-06-24

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Wednesday evening at their residence,
929 South Main street. The ladies' fret
prize was won by Mrs. Pickering, the
second by Mrs. D. r. Collins and the
consolation by Mrs. Lewis A. Croft.
Mr.. J. F. Conroy won the first gentle.
mem, prize, Mr. Adams the second and
M. jor Kiokke consoled himself with the
third. Among the guests we're:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wigmore. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles S. Flint. Mr.. and Mrs. J..
F. Conroy, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Graf,
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 1nnes, MIR. and
Mrs. Herbert Barrows. DR.. and Mrs.
West Hughes. Maj. and Mrs. E. F. G..
Klokke, Maj and Mrs. Ederkin, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. f. Waterman, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w.
Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 9. Burnett, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H. Voight, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fay. Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Monroe. DR.. E.
A. Follensbee, DR.. Walter Lindley, DR..
and Mrs. Robert Haynes, DR.. and Mrs.
John Haynes, Mines. Shoemaker, But
Ter, Hewey, Lindey, Pickering, Stilson,
Misses Clemons, Heinsch, Soule, White.
Lindley, Messrs. Sinsabaugh, Williams,
Adams, Gregory Perkins, Bert Wigmore,
Gaty Fallen.
"The rural festival" OF Mr.and Mrs.D.
Luther, given to celebrate the twenty
fifth anniversary OF their welded life,
was the prettiest entertainment OF the
season. Although the hours of receiving
were from to 10 in the evening, they
stood the ordeal we'll. Over 400 guests
responded to their invitations. Refresh
ments were served both inside the house
and out, tables being placed on the
lawn; music at intervals was furnished
BY Mr.. and Mrs. Lowinski. Mrs. Stan
bury, Mrs. Wiseman and others of their
| friends. Many speeches were made,
Mr.. Luther and Mr.. Worm making es-
pecially fine ones. The decorations in
side were exquisite.
The presents were too numerous to
mention; among them was one from
Mrs. Luther's Bible classmates also one
from the etaf of Mr.. j. 7. Steward,
where the host has been employed ever
since he has been in this city-seven
years; also an individual present from
Mr.. and Mrs. Steward. The affair was
a success throughout.
After giving three cheers for Mr.. am
Mrs. Luther the guests departed, mer-
rily anticipating about the fiftieth ami
versary.
Mrs, J, H. Beach, 636 South Hill
street. gave charming musicn last
evening in honor of Miss Edith johnson
of San Francisco, who is spending the
summer in Los Angeles.
The programme was as follows
Piano duets-E Nervine, Mrs. B Zach, Miss
| Johnson. III
Bass solo-Dr Fernandez.
| Soprano solo-Mrs. MOnfOrt
Mandolin and guitar duet Mr. and Mrs. de
Lano.
soprauo solo--Mss swinnerton.
/ Miss Johnson.
Tenor solo-Mr. swinnerton.
Piano solo-Miss Johnson.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. NJ. Johnson, Miss johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Monfort, Mr.. and Mrs. de Lano,
Mr.. and Mrs. Swinnerton, Miss Swim
merton. DIR. Fernandez, Geo. Charnock.
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A dinner party was given yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. George ]. Denis in
honor of Mrs. Stephen M. White. The
tables and rooms were tastefully decor
ated. Pretty satin sachet bags were the
place cards, being delightful souvenirs,
as they were presented by the talented
visitors.
Those present were Mines. T. A. Lewis,
Walter Van Dyke. John @. Platter, Frank
Hicks, Otheman Stevens, White. Hugh
Watson. Vail; Misses Shorb and Glenn
ons.
Miss Olga Dorm, West Twenty-third
street, entertained a number OF her
friends with progressive whist Thursday
evening, after which refreshments were
served and dancing was INDUCED in.
Among the guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
J, Bond Francisco, Misses Carhart,
Moll, Klokke, Francisco, Messrs. Burks,
Gottschalk, Clegg, Pemberton, Kurtzs-
born, Francisco and others.
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The Washington News of recent date
contains a most complimentary men
ton of the little Miss Annie Dunn's
violin playing at an olio entertainment
gotten up BY Mrs. Secretary Carlisle.
Miss Dunn is the daughter of Repre-
sentative Poindexter Dunn of Arkansas,
the family having resided here several
years ago.
There will be large crowd pre- sent at
the reception rendered by the high
school alumni to the graduating class.
The officers and committees have been
hard at work for some time past in pre-.
pairing for the affair which takes place
at the high school building June 20.
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A card party was given last evening
by Mrs. Celia Owens of Del Monte
street. She received in gown of white
Ceylon silk. The guests were: Mr..
and Mis-. J. L. Murphy. Gen. and Mrs.