The morning call., 1894-01-15

Middleton, Mrs. Sands W. Forman. Mrs. II. E.
Houghion, Mrs. Frances Williams. Mrs.
NJ. A. Healy, Mrs. LIE, Mrs. A. L. Wood, Mrs.
c. g. Lyman. Mrs. j. A. Fillmore, Mrs. ID. Z.
Hays. Mrs. Theodore Blake, Mrs. J. A. Fessen-
den, Mrs. L. &. Walktngton, Mrs. W. fl.
Brown, Mrs Edward 7. Brown. Mrs. ID. III.
Kinzie. Mrs. S. F. Thorn, Mrs. James E. Nolan,
Mrs. Z. Irving Wilson, Mrs. Evan Miles, Mrs.
Seldom A. Gray. Mrs. Ricketts,, Mrs. Oliver E.
Wood, Mrs. William a. Thompson, Mrs James
n. Gregory, Mrs. l. Lomia. Mrs. Charles w.
X. Roberts. Mrs. Ogden Rufferty, Mrs. E. B.
Ryan. Mrs. A. Tracy an, Mrs. Madison Is.
Cole. Mrs. J. Webster Darcy, Mrs. William n.
Miss Ruger, Miss Lily Lee, Miss Stone. Miss
Hays, Miss Laura KinZie Miss Miles, Miss
Mary A. Casey, Miss Alice kinZie, Miss
Ricketts,. Miss Roberts. Miss HoughtOn, Miss
Bertha HOughton, Miss Rogers and others.
The Forbes Matinee Tea.
The first matinee tea of the week was given
by Mrs. Alexander Forbes and the Misses
Forbes last Thursday at their residence, 26O4
jackson street. The house was ornate with
beautiful flowers and Dotted plants. and a
string orchestra played sweet music at inter
walls. There were several hundred callers dur
Ing the hours of the reception, which were from
until q O'Clock, and they were all bouute
ousy entertained.
The hostesses were assisted IN receiving by
Mrs. Z. Nj. Wilson, Mrs. George Davis Boyd,
y. :.
Frederick Billings Lake, Miss Laura McKins-
try, Miss Barber, Miss Adele Perrin and Miss
Alice Decker.
Private TheatriCals.
a most enjoyable entertainment was given
last Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel Bella
Vista. The proceeds from which were devoted
10 kindergarten work. The programme was as
follows: Monologue, "a Stolen Visit,' Miss
Sweetland: quartet, Merry Skylark," Misses
- md
Twas April," Miss Shepherd; dance Miss
+. Sweetland; song, "Indian Love Song" Miss
Carr; Love by induction" one-act comedy
cast: John Douglass, Miss c. Pratt; DR.: Ed
ward p escOtt Miss Moliie Sweetiand; Helm
Douglass, Miss JuIa Darnin; Marjorie Doug
las, Miss Alice DarDiE. The entertainment
was well presented and was highly satisfactory
TO the large audience.
The Colonial Musicale.
The ladies of The Colonial gave musicale
last Thursday evening. II was most enjoyable
affair. The participants were Professors SanchO
and LON mbarderO, assisted by The La Sevilla
Club, comprising Miss Martin, Miss Brown
Miss Taylor, Miss MOtfOt and their president
Mrs. SandersOn. The vocal music was con-
trbuted by Mrs. Abbey, soprano, Mr.. ID. Boon
and MIR. Frank II. Belcher. the barytOne. The
guests enjoyed a sump;uous supper, and then
danced until midnight.
The Aron Surprise Party.
A pleasant surprise party was rendered TO
Miss Dora Aron recently at her residence. 1886
Suffer street, by the members OF the Tube Rose
Social Club. Dancing was enjoyed throughout
the evening and a delicious supper was served
about midnight.
Among those present were: Miss NJ. Jacob
son. Miss G. BerIner, Miss L. Teek, Miss E..
Solomon, Miss b. COhnrech, Miss E ArOn,
Miss Il. Levy, Miss II. Levy, Miss b. Davis,
Miss S. Hartman, Miss L. Armer, Miss c..
Cohen, Miss L. Cohen. Miss B. Jacobs, iss Z.
Dennery, Miss A DenneTY, Miss Il. Davis and
Mss +. GuggeDheim; Messrs. W. Wolf, g.
Appel. A. Atschul NJ. jacobson, B. Lippman,
L. Hymes, A. Whitehead. NJ. Davis j. Lasky,
l.. Brownstone, J. Berliner, w. Berliner, j
Fass, M. Wasserman, j. Blokes, w. Salburg D..
Kragen, NJ. Bullion, S. Greenberg, L. Bernstein,
5. WeTtheim, l.. ATOn, s. Wilmer L. Davis.