The herald., 1895-02-03

the Amsterdam were especially pretty Each
trick was played by different dance and all
with consummate grace and skill. Tricks four
and six by the skirt dance and Highland fling
were remarkably well done, and little Miss
Velralee Dunn as the six of diamonds was
noticeable for her graceful and pretty dancing
special dance was given by Masters Harry
Duihu and DeForest Howry. Those pres
ent from Mr.. Kramers other classes were;
Misses Mable Gregory, Jessie Andrews Kath-
line spence. Maud Dering, Grace Dering,
Josephine Lewis Dora Kerkow, velralee Dunn,
Jessie Smith. Requeeny Mariz. Bell Whitiker,
Hazel Budinger. Maud Budinger. Jessie Hof-
man, Florence Micheals, Mari Micheals, Laura
Springer, Ada Springer, Eva Springer, Ruth
Yerger, Mildred Risden, Clara Peck, Lois
Salisbury, Constana Cardwell Reta Jacoby,
Hilda Olshausen, Elsa Olshausen, Mamie Dill
lon, Edna Newmark, Annice Van Nuys, Kate
Van Nuys, Amy Steinman, Echo Allen, Stella
Montague, Lillian Montague Rose Loeb, Tresa
Klein. Donna Crawford, Ollie Massey Hazel
Halbrieter, Sylvia Doves, Ada Smith, Ida Has
sen, Nellie Lockwood, Emma Lockwood,
Marian worsham, Helga Schmidt, Anita
Rhoads, Agnes Littleboy, Bessie Lttleboy,
Grace Gregory, Ethel Walker. Lila Jacoby,
Francis Newmark Edith Stern, Laura
Hubble, Sadie Seigle, Hazel Seigle, Bri Conroy,
Lillian Coney, Helen Springer, Latta Seligman,
Agnes Hedenbergh, Ivy Hedenbergh, Tresa
Smith, Iren Buell., Hattie Phillips, Vera Jevne,
Lois Burns, Lena Johnston, Helen Worsham
Rowena Newton, Mary Hubble, Norma salkey,
Guadulpa Gelcich Veranice Gelcich Ema
French, Dorothy French, Clarance Schmidt,
Edith Maurice, Bessie Hinten; Masters George
Mcintosh, Maurice Jacoby, David Barmore,
Ray Arnold, Harold Dodd, Frank Maginnis,
Julius Jacoby Roy Newmark, Edgar Stern,
Arthur Stern Harry Drifil, Carlton Balm
ridge, sam Cohn, Henry Jacoby, Joe Dooley,
Grover Jacoby, Walter Jacoby, Ben Van Nuys
DeForest Howry, Willie Newmark, ROBBIE
Newmark, Isidore Brodeck, Marco Newmark,
Sam Behrendt, Homer Donnell, Edward Tay-
lor, Ellis Taylor, Erarenst Hedenbergh Clar
ence H. Edwards, George Mclean, LeGrand
Howell, Carleton II. Bishop Norman D. Bishop,
Donald G. Bishop, Chester Montgomery, Trow
Hendrick, Piero Gelcich, Albert Sch midt,
Harry Allen, Guy Maurice, Ralph Maurice,
John Bloeser, Harry Gregory, Clarence Weber.
Elmer Weber, John Andrews Clever Hoffman,
Clarence Clark, Charley Turner, Ed Gregory.
THIMBLE PARTY AT MRS SESSIONS
The thimble party given by Mrs. Charles
Session at her house, 1880 Carroll avenue,
Friday afternoon was thoroughly enjoyed.
After pleasant hour of sewing and fancy
work, each guest was given a card upon which
was written "a dignified and popular man"
Under this were letters standing for his title
and name-which proved to be Lieutenant
Governor Spencer G. Millard The first to put
the letters together correctly was given the
first prize, decorated plate; the second quick
est, bisque vase. Those who enjoyed Mrs. Ses-
sion's hospitality were Mines. II. L. Pnney,
Charles Gridley, Daniel Innes, w. Innes,
Henry Hall, J. Q. Ha |, Chase, Kaiser Haskins,
Laux, W. F. Bottsford, Barthleu, II. NJ Risell,
Phillips, Johnson, w. W. Stilson, II. Stilson. C.
II. Libby, Brown, Spencer Millard. E. c. Gal
BIRTH, Charles Gilbert, Robert Moore, w. L.
Pease d. r. Collins, W. A. Bingham, II. NJ.
Sale, William Fletcher, L. L. Hall, Charles
Luckenbach, D. R. Wildemer, the Miss ePin
ney Whitley, Brown, Phillips.
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA.
Mrs NJ A. Hoch of Lovelace avenue gave
delightful o'clock tea last uesday to the
ladies of the East Side and ArroyoW C. I. U. IS.
over thirty guests were present, including
number OF ladies from the various other
unions of the city Mrs. Hoch was assisted by
Mrs. B. f. Butler of the Palms, and three
charming young ladies' served the refresh
ments. The ladies' fingers kept time with
their tongues in piecing quilt to be given to
the Ransom home, and their brains were
equally active in trying to discover the "Wis-
dom of a Penny" in competition for prize,
but the strain too great, as was proven by
the fact that number had to draw straws for
the BOBBY, which was thus awarded to Mrs.
Wearin. Mrs. Frew won the first prize, q hand
some paperweight containing view of Ra-
mona's home. Mrs. J. II. Rice gave an earnest
talk on "social Purity" Mrs. Storey rendered
some beautiful musical selections and the
hostess. at the insistent request of the ladies
recited an amusing dialect sketch.
HERE AND THERE.
The Kindergarten Cotilon club will give it's
second dance Thursday evening, February
2lst. at Kramer's hall.
Mrs. Kerckhoff has issued invitations for a
hearts party next Tuesday afternoon Febru-
AIRY 5th.
The Assistance league will meet at the resi-
dence of Mrs. G. Wiley Wells on Hill street
between Tenth and Eleventh.
Harriette True Regan of San Diego the
whistling soloist of the Pacific coast, is n the
city, visiting her aunt at 1886 South Grand ave-
nue..
Miss Alden has issued invitations for a
dancing and card party Friday evening, Feb
ruary 18th, at Kramer's hall, to meet Miss
Humphreys and Miss Shirley.
The regular fortnightly Unity club meeting
will take place Thursday evening, February
9th, at Unity church. where G. Wharton
James will lecture on Egypt, the Land of the
Pharaohs. The subject will be illustrated by
60 views in color
Invitations are out for Turn Veren Ger
mania masquerade bail, TO take place at
Turner hall, S. Main street, Saturday evening,
February 10th. Among the attractions offered
will be gorgeous pantomime performance.
Mr.. U. W. Rank and wife, Mrs. l. E. Rank,
returned Thursday evening from the opening
OF the Lake View hotel, at Elsinore
Tuesday the Shakespeare club spent de-
lightful morning in the discussion OF the third
act OF Much Ado About Nothing. The diversi-
ty of opinion expressed regarding the charac-
ters represented in this act proved very inter
esting and brought out several interesting
anecdotes relative to the subject Next week
the last two acts of the play will be studied.
The Discussion club met Thursday evening
in the Friday Morning club rooms review
meeting for the benefit of the new members
present, followed by a drill in making subsidi-
ary motions. A communication relative to the
annexation Of Nevada and the subsequent di-
vision of the state of California was brought
before the meeting. After due consideration
and much laughter the matter was postponed
until next week, when 1t will be formally dis
cussed before the club An invitation is ex-
tended to those interested to join this club,
whirh meets every Thursday evening.
Mrs. Jay II. Uttley has issued cards of invi-
taton for an at home Thursday February
14th, from to 6 p. m, 939 South Hope street
Mr.. and Mrs P. P. Wilcox, who were recent
ly burned out on West Washington street, are
now domiciled at No. 826 West Eighteenth
street, where they will be at home to their