The herald., 1895-01-11
SOCIETY.

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Mrs. L. G. Goodwin give a very de-
lightful card party at her home, 543
South Broadway, Wednesday afternoon.
The hall was lovely in English ivy aad
Gala lilies. tho drawing rooms in smilax
and carnations. Smilex WAS festooned
around the large mirrors and that in the
bay windows forming curtains, was
especially effective. Tho score was
kept in a very pretty and novel way.
gilt ring with tiny bslls fastened with
dainty ribbons of different colors, was
given to each guest and ns the game was
won or lost q bell was taken off the ring
or one put on. Partners were chosen
by matching numbers on the white
| satin ribbon attached to the rings. After
an enjoyable afternoon spent in playing
whist thu prizes we're awarded and
tempting Refreshments served. The
first prizs was won by Mrs. VIM. Cas-
we'll. royal Worcester satin lined jewel
case; second prizs. the sauna. only
smaller, won by Mrs. John Mansfield;
consolation prize, royal Worcester bon
bon dish. won by Mrs. Charles Formsn.
The guests were:
Mines. ]. NJ. Elliott, John E. Platter,
]. II. F. Peck, M. A. Briggs, Granville
Mctiowan, e. F. G. Klokks, Victoria
Harrsll. Hugh W. Vail, @. c. Carpenter,
VIM. M. Oaswell, j. B. Cline, E. B. Mil
lar, George Denis. ]. 7. Jones. 7. J.
Fleming, G. Wiley Wells, @. E. Thorn,
|. N. Van Nuys. Chss. Forman, Chas.
Prayer. John Wigmore, J. F. Francis,
W. w. Ross, Percy Ross, F. d. Stimson,
W. Stimson. e. Stmson. John
Vosburg, Hugh Novel;, J.. S.
Slauson. W. H. Bonsall, B. Truman. E.
Preuss, Burdett Chandler. Modini-
Wood. W. H. Perry. J. Utley. E. P.
Johnson. E. 2. Johnson. jr.. A. Ban.
| Glassell, w. CLARK, T. LAWS. J. +. Con-
way, John Mansfield. Stevens, S. @.
Hubbell, W. Blinn, Richard Mercer, 9.
Mooney. DR.. Owen. Ed Silent. Frank
Thomas, ]. A. Graves, W. Freisnsr, Dan
Mcfarland, Henry O'Melyeny, R. Wid>
ney, w. B. Hopkins. NJ. Mccormick,
Ohas. Stimson. the Misses A. Owen NJ
Owen, E. L. Forman, X. Forman and
! others.
TUFTS GLASS WHIST PARTY.
Miss Glass and Misc TUFTS gave very
delightful progressive whist party at the
residence of the former. 2407 South
Grand avenue, yesterday afternoon.
The decorations wero simple but effect.
i've. emilax and potted plants being
used. Tho score cards were white stars,
edged with gold. in the center wac
bunch of artificial violets tied with mar
row violet ribbon. Dainty little dia.
mond shaped boxes, held together with
q bunch of violets and violet ribbon and
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guest al a souvenir. The frat prize was
a large gided basket holding beautiful.
fragrant violets, and won by Miss Jean.
cite Hanemann. The second was .
smaller basket, filled with crystalizsd
violets, was won by Miss MAY Newton.
The invited guests we're: Mesdamee J.
Ross Clark. Mable Walter Cosby. Mo-
dini-Wood, E. p. Johnstn. jr.. B. F.
/ Johnson, w. H. Hutchinson. Coxhead,
R. A. Brown. A. NJ. Brown. W. H.
Buckl;u, the Misses Frances Widney,
Ida Menifee, NJ. Bartning, Justine Bart-
ming Evans, Lila Fairchild. Helen Fair
child. Amanda Fixen. Bertha Fixsn,
E. Kirkpatrick, Fannie Brown, Flora
Halves. Clara Halves, Jeanette Hane-
mann, Anna Cash, Mable Luitwsiler,
Edna Belts. Eleanor Pattoe, N. Mullen,
Helen Kempes, Alice Lyon. Edna Bick-
nell, Clara Newton, May Newton, Helen
Collins, N. Gibson, Sarah Goodrich
Cora Goodrich, Edith Hit, Edith Gill.
Josie Haskins, Grace Evans. Florence
Jones. Bessie Carr. Lou Winder. Louise
Ledgerwood, Gertrude Cook. Kate Carr,
Elizabeth Carr, M. James. E. Bumillsr,
Rose Smith. Birdie Chanslor, Hattie
kimball, Emma Brady, Marion Whip.
pie, Mr.. Bicknell.
THE CLAPP-MILLs WEDDING.
The wedding OF Miss Ella Catherine
Mills and Mr.. Albert Butler Clapp. a
we'll known real estate man OF this city,
took place at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Milla,
1927 South Olive street, Wednesday, Rev.
Warren F. Day OF the First Congrega-
tional church officiating. The rooms
were handsomely decorated with smilax,
palms, and prolusion Of flowers. Each
room had different scheme OF color,
that in which the ceremony took place
being in safrana roses and marguerites.
The bay window OF the drawing room
was converted into q bower OF green.
The bride and groom stood in this under
q marriage bell composed OF marguer.
ites. In the dining room, whers an
elaborate gu pper was served pink and
green were used effectively, strands Of
smilax and pink ribbon extended from
the chandelier to the four corners OF the
table; at either end of the table were
candelabra holding pink candies and
shades. On the mantsl wero handsome
bowls of pink roses.
Only members of the family and init
mate friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olapp will DO in their
new house. 1881 Ingraham street. as
soon ~ 1t il completed. and will bs at
home to their friends altar February
10th.
HOWELL PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Howell gave a
most enjoyable dancing party at their
handsome home, 1922 West Seventh
street. last night. The large hall and
spacious drawing rooms. which extend
the full length of the house, make it an
ideal place for an affair of the kind.
The honse was brilliantly lighted and
decorated with q profusion of flowers,
each room having different color. The
hall was redolent with violets and
duchess roses, pink carnations being
used effectively in the dining room. The
drawing rooms were in white and green,
white carnations were banked on the
mantle aud strands OF smilax falling
over either end. Mrs. Howell was as
sisted in receiving by her daugh. Ter, Mrs.
Mark Lewis. Music was furnished by
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