The herald., 1894-11-28
Victoria Hsrrell. Mary Bradbury, Louisa

Victoria Hsrreil. Mary Bradbury, Louisa
Edwards, Mrs. Fremont.
The Misses Wills, Owens. Alden Pin
ney,. George Truman, lowell, Susie
,Patten, Martha Heinsch, Bernie Porter,
Corson. Fremont. Overflow. Chandler,
Howes, Seymour, Brawley, Jevne. Her.
rick. Dorsey. Hooker. Hnrlburt. Green
leaf, Coates, Craig, Elliott. Shorb,
Inns. Rose, Wedemeyef, Waddilove, Bon
sail, Kempton, Childs, Frances widnsy.
Newton, Grace Cole, Gorham, Pinney,
yisscher, Paul. Katie Landt, Gabriel
Dobbine, Blanche Bolt, Georgia knight,
Georgia Caswell. Florence Silent, Policy,
Gutter. landau, Walbridge. Chaffee,
Candy, Lewis, shankland, Echo Allen,
Clark; Messrs. Allen, Craig, J. Jauch.
Bachelor, Latham, II. N. Bishop. Will
Hicks, Graf, Jack Griffith, Boyle Work.
man, w. M. Garland, Henderson, Draw
ley. Jack Jsvne. Gaty Pallen. Shank-
land, Kendrick, Shafer, Frederick
Stevenson, F. T. Blair, Chadwick. Boil
ton. Wills, Clark, Stewart, Gardiner,
John Schumacher, Frank Schumacher.
Jay E. Hunter, Henry J. Fleish-
man, Enoch knight, John Osgood,
Wigmore, Fixen, Otto Gottschslk.
l. W. Hellman, jr., Peter Martin, Ro-
land Bishop, Martin Bundrum. Guy
Cochran, Gregory Perkins, John Austin.
Percy Boyle, f. r. Killian, Teale. Chas.
Sloane and Capt. William Banning.
ANNUAL BANQUET.
The Omikron chapter of the Kappa
Alpha Theta society gave it's annual
banquet Monday evening in the small
dining hall of the Hollenbeck cafe. Two
new members, Mics Anna Henderson
and Miss Ada Ross, we're the guests of
honor. The decorations were elabora to.
For q center piece on the table was q
Grecian vace ornamented with the
black and gold regslia OF the chapter.
and a profusion of violets was scattered
abont over the table. Covers were laid
for IL; the menu orders were gold COL
ored satin with black lettering. Miss
May Curran presided as toast mistress,
and the subject was Greetings; to Miss
May Pallette's toast, The New Mem.
bers, Mise Anna Henderson made re.
spouse; the other toasts being, Omikron,
by Miss Lillian Bovard; Looking Back.
ward. Miss Julia II. Spear, Of Vermont,
and Looking Forward, by Miss Florence
Sawyer. Those present were: Mes
danes M. M. Bovard. Julia Spear. Ada
Ross; Misses May Curran, Florence
Sawyer, Anna Henderson. Helen Shields.
Ella Barber, Cora Caes, Nina Martin,
Mary PallstIe and Lillian Bovard.
SURPRISE PATTY.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given the Misses Logan at the resi- dence
OF their parents, Ala Bauchet street,
Saturday evening, November Oath. The
time way pleasantly spent in playing
games until late hour, whom refresh.
ments were served. Among those
present were Misses Gertie Terrace, Be.
atrics Mosier, May Gridley, Rebecca
Lyons. Sadie Mckinley. Lizzie Conrad,
Edna Beckley, Ida Hall, Ella Wood,
Abbie Griffin, Lizzie Ring, Lucy Logan,
Rosa Logan Msssrs. VIM. O'Bryan,
Lesley Swift. Dan Rhoda, Fred Singer,
James Rhoda, Chandler Logan, Eugene
White, James Mckinley, James GAN
vain. A, A. Strobe, August Hartnack,
Ollie Hespe, A. M. Reedsr, O. @. Hart.
mack, Jefferson Logan.
SURPRISE REUNION.
The relatives and friends OF Col. and
Mrs. James P. Rogers surprised them at
their home. 4O5 CORNELL street, last
Tuesday, and most enjoyable evening
was the result. Refreshments were
served. Those present we're: DR.. and
Mrs. J. M. Pirtle, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Rogers. Mr., and Mrs. Ed Hogan, Rev
and Mrs. J. F. s. Finley, Mr.. and Mrs.
John A. Pirtle, Mrs. Haynes, Col. Ed
Feltham, "A. A. @. Rogers; Misses Susie
l.. Rogers, May Of Pirtle, Grace Pirtle,
Lizzie Hagan, Ruth Hagan and Laura
Pirsl;e Messrs. Lawrence, Rogers. Ed
Hagan, Robert, Clarence and Joseph r.
Rogers. 9Vsf
FUNCTION ON FORT HILL.
Mrs. Mary Banning gave a delightful
owlet luncheon at her home on Fort
Hill yesterday. The table was deco
rated with very beautiful design in
violets and large bunch for the onrsage
of the same delicious blossom. Covers
were laidipr eight, the menu was ,elab-
crate and, the guesss fingered over its
discussion. Those present, besides the
hostess, were Mines. j. E. Platter, John
P. Jones and Gorham Of Santa Mon ics,
Chas. Silent, @. G. Thomas. Houghton
and James Irvine.
STUDIO RECEPTION.
Miss M. E. Abbott has issued invita-
ton for an opening reception given by
herself and her pupils at the studio,
245 South Spring street, next Saturday,
December LIST, from a. m. to 10 .. m.
The work to be exhibited has been in
preparation several weeks, and all
lovers of art will be welcome