The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1895-05-18
FAREWELL SURPRISE.


A most delightful surprise was given
Mrs. A. IL. Griswold end Miss Valley
at Music Hall on the evening OF May IA,
and as a preliminary to the event Mrs.
Will Hunt gave a very elegant dinner
in their honor, having as guests Mr.. 4
Mrs. A. II. Griswold, Miss Valley, Miss
Dunlope and Mr.. and Mrs. L. Girls
void. The hostess not only exhibited
much taste and executive ability in
serving the menu to the enjoyment of
her guests-but unusal taste and man
agement in p%ersuading the two ladies
to visit the Hall where the surprise was
awaiting them. Upon their entrance in
the hall f. G.. Hummel announced
that the gathering was in their honor
and the blank faces Of the recipients
plainly showed how ably the affair had
been managed by the Misses Kate Muir
ply, Gertrude Dunlope, Mary Painter
assisted by Mrs. W. e.. Hall, Mrs. IL.
c. Turner, Mrs. j. Beemer and others.
The room was well filled and the
pleasant faces on every side told how
heartily all responded to the invitation
to wish the departing mes a pleasant
journey and success in their new homes,
but many regrets were expressed at
losing those who had taken SO firm a
hold on the hearts OF the people in
Wadsworth.
Dancing and card playing was in
dulged in until a late hour. Miss Dun
lope and Miss Watson each recited a
well chosen selection. Miss Nellie
Madden assisted by Miss Cecil McNev-
in presided at the piano. l. 6. Lewis
and j. k. Lewis furnished some excel
lent music. Beautifully engraved gold
spoons were presented to Mrs. Girls
void and Miss Valley by Mr.. f. e..
Hummel as II token of esteem from their
friends in Wadsworth. Mr.. A. H. Girls
void responded in his usual pleasing
manner, thanking the friends for their
kind interest, assuring them he hoped
sometime to have money enough to
come and see them, but if he got broke
he would com anyway. Supper was
served at IL 80 and at the close OF the
evening all pronounced it a complete
success.
Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs A II Griswold, Mr. and
Mrs + Griswold, San Francisco, Mr. and
Mrs w + Hunt, Mr. and Mrs Henry
Esden, Mr. and Mrs ] Driscoll Mr. and
Mrs O Madden, Mr. and Ms T Fitzger-
aid, Mr. and Mrs E Fowler, Mr. and Mrs
G Abbay, Mr. and Mrs Lindsay, Mr. and
Mrs b Dilley, Mr. and Mrs S Arnstein,
Mr. and Mrs II Houston, Mr. and Mrs T.
T Lothrop, Mr. and Mrs J G EIDE, Mr.
and Mrs III Yeargin, Mr. and Mrs +
Keim, Mr. and Mrs A 7 Clippenger, Mr.
and Mrs c Hall, Mr. and Mrs A Pollock,
Mr. and Mrs W Brown, Mr. and Mrs W
H A Pike, Mr. and Mrs Porter, Mr. and
Mrs Z Austin, Mr. and Mrs A Gregory
Mrs G NJ Wiley, Mrs W B VanHorn,
Mrs C II Turner, Woodland, CAL, Mrs
w C Given, Mrs Wales, Mrs Behler,
Mrs H Campbell, MrsJ B Finley, Mrs
W. Geery, Mrs Ed Shepley, Mrs I
Wetmore, Mrs w f Cobb, Mrs J Davis,
Mrs j. S. Raitt, Mrs Ross, Mrs ] w
Swaney, Mrs J b Davis, Truckee, Mrs
G Gum, Mrs J Beemer, Mrs Frank
Beemer, Mrs W NJ Painter, Mrs j w
Smith, Hot Springs, Mrs M Short, Mrs
NJ Reager, Mrs NJ Budden, Mrs F loft,
Mrs S r Forrest, Mrs A Pope; Misses
Belle Valley, Pearl Pike, Josie Wales,
Nellie Madden, Daisy Budden, Lille
Merrill, Hot Springs, May Given, Clara
Finley, Edith Bellam, Winnie Bellam,
Josie Barnes, Maggie Donelin, Mamie
Donelin, Cecil McNevin, Pearl McLane,
Nellie Mcpherson, Gertie Watson, Ber-
tina Nowattny, Reno, Gertrude Dun
lope, Mary Painter, Truckee, Grace
Hayden, Reno, Kate Murphy, Pearl
Lindsay, Bertha Wickland, Eta Het-
tenhausen, Josie O'Brien; Messrs DR..
Holmes, Fred Washeim, Charley Reyes,
Howard McNevin, w Mcknight, Will
Short, J Griffin, DIR Wilbur, Irwin Lew
is, Ed Short, + Sisson, w Coulter, T
Kirby, C Beemer, Elwood Beemer, Ed
Hummel, N A Hummel, J Eason, Reno,
Win Shaber, ] Lowry, Frank Blaney,
Patsy Rooney, ] Nichols, Roy Lewis,
l. Applegate, Dana Calden, 7 Moran,
NJ Kline, 5 Jacobs, F Behler, ] Knowles,
q Mcpherson, j Erb, Bert Givan, Win