The herald., 1894-11-18
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Mrs. William Caswell entertained with
whist yesterday afternoon at her home on
Twenty-third street. The decorations were
elaborate and composed entirely of chrysan-
themums. There were eleven card tables.
The score was kept by the exchange of small
paper chips, each lady being presented with
certain number one to be given at the end OF
each hand by the loser to the winner; the one
holding the largest number of chips at the
end of the game receiving the prize. Mrs. ].
F. Conroy and Mrs. Dr. West-Hughes held the
same number and cut Mrs. Conroy again won
and was presented with the first prize, a water
color by Mr. Elmer Wachtel The second prize
was a cut glass vase and was won by
Mrs. Percy Ross Elaborate refreshments
were then served The guests were Mines
VIM; Barber W Wm ,,3 Bishop N Briggs C. Car Car
roy, Ewing, Fleming, Chas: Forman. Victoria
Hsrrell. Hall, VIM. Ho liday, West Hughes.
Walter Hughes, Hopkins. Hat on, Hyatt, John
T. Jones. DR. Jones, e. f. c. Klokke, Kelsey,
Henry Wander sech, Earl b. Millar, DR.. Gran
Vile McGowan, Charles Monroe, Dram Mason,
Mol Nolan, Judge Mckinley, J. E. Platter, John
7. Sartor w. Stimson, Ezra Stmson Stevens,
st. George. George Steckel, Francis J. Thomas,
Teed and Hugh Vail
MUSICALE AND RECEPTION.
Two entertainments were given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Bradner W. Lee last Friday; one
to IL in the evening. Both entertainments
were given for the benefit OF the First Presby-
terian church. Those who assisted Mrs. Lee in
receiving were Mesdames B. L. Howard, DR..
Cochran, John Hunt, Winifred Hunt, Wilmer,
Peck, Elliott and McGee. The programme
rendered in the afternoon was as follows:
con I a. Proposal, Brackett
eohss b. Celeste, Newcomb.
Wearing Ava Foote-Mss Anna V. Metc If.
Song Swinging, Veinse-Miss Adele Stone
sonT-Come, Darling Come, stevenson-Mrs.
Wenger.
yio,,, "a. Suite for Violin Ries.
Nioin = b. Concert Waltz Musin-Mr. J.
Bond Francisco Miss Blanche Rogers, ac
com panist
The evenings programme was:
Quartette Down the Valley" Gribbe-Mrs
Burdette, Miss Holmes, Mr.. stephens. Mr..
I Duo 81 / Feel Thy Angel Spirit, Hoffman
Mrs. Burdette and Mr.. Morrison.
Flute solo, Mr.. Harris.
Solo, Blest With Thy Love, Isedburn-Mr
Stephens.
Glee, You Stole My Love, MacFarren.
Song, Down by the River, Torry-Mrs.
Madrigsl, Call the Cattle Home, Ma acfar-
rem.
WHIST PARTYi
Mrs Ben Goodrich and Mrs. william c.
Read entertained with whist last Thursday at
1Sa4 South Flower street The rooms were
charm:ngly decorated, the color scheme in
the parlor being pink and white; that in the
music room, red and in the dining room. yell
low The prizes We're handsomely decorated
| porcelain. The first, chocolate POT, was won
| BY Mrs L. W. Bliner; the second, plate, by
Mrs West Hughes The, guests We're:
| Mesdames West Hughes, Walter Hughes,
| Whiting, f. p. Clark, Albert Clark, Pitklns,
Braly. Blinn, Klmble Woolwine, A; NJ. steph-
ems Bev riley Cox, sale, Gage, Taylor, Grady.
]. II. F. Peek, Hopkins, Schuyler, Anderson,
Anderson, Jr;. T., l. Burnett, Shirley Ward,
Durkee Wellborn, NacNeil, Cowles Huns
! aker, Garrison, Croft Harris c. B. Jones.
Misses Braly, Ball. Kimble VERIFY, Ward,
| Mark, Olga Mark, Kregelo. Meneiee, Tut lie,
| Eleanor Tuttle, jones' Parsons, Dennen, Ew-
| ing, Daley, Jevne, Foster, Wellborn, Lillian
| Wellborn, Dangerheld
ANNUAL BAZAR
| The annual baZar of the Woman's Guild OF
st. Johns Episcopal church will take place on
! Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday in Music
| hall, 23l South spring street. 1t will be on a
very elaborate scale, and will donbtless at
| tract large audiences. as those who are taking
| part are all well known society people.
| There will be eight booths, presided over re-