The herald., 1895-02-07
SOCIETY.

classes OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Payne
drew q large audience. The four play
ers entersd dancing to the Howard CAV
otte. followed by the kings and queens
The regular game OF whist was playe
with cards. Each player was placed q,
tho four corners. having table and
cards. and behind these were the suit
cards of the dancers. The plays we're
called out by the joker from the center
OF the room and the regular game oil
whist proceeded. The intricate trick q
were danced with much giacs, and all
showed ability and thorough training.
Charles Colburn was especially enjoyed
in his different solo dances. and q we'll
executed skirt dance was given by the
jacks.
Those taking part were:
/ Prince and pTlncess-C. Schmidt, Miss
! a. L Lead better.
| Caunsand couutess-W. McNeill. Miss
| A. Daily.
kings and queens-W. Weller, Miss
u. Parsons; Walter McStay, Miss B.
Jones; j. Cherry, MISS NJ. Cam pbell !;
+. Talbot. Miss A. Sansevire.
Jacks and ecss-BArt Marques and
Miss l.. Hsmmell, Bernie Phillips and
Annie Samples. Ed Fisher and Mise
Pretz, Paul Hsydenrich and Nsita
Bowen.
Drum mai ,rs-Annie Brown, Letitie
Tslbot, Christina Studer, Mise BOYD, Il.
u. Fits, j. r Du Pay. Richard Mercer,
Mics DAngsrtield.
TAYLoR-RIDGwAY RECEPTION,
A beautiful reception was given by
Mrs. Kate B. Taylor and Mrs. J. B.
at hatr al,
Orchard avenue yesterday afternoon.
The house was artistically decorated
the whole lower floor was eutirelv in
green. smilax snd potted plsnts icing
used effectively. TIE square front porch
was canvased 10 and made cosy and
comfortable with rugs, lounges and easy
chairs. In hers was the punch bowl
filed with delicious beverage and pre-
sided over by j. L. Shoemaker, The
two front rooms on the upper floor were
thrown together and used for refresh-
ments, which were served from small
tables by Mrs. c. G. Carpenter, Mrs.
Osto W. Childs, Mrs. T. A. LIE wis,
assisted by the Misses Mark, Clara Gar.
penter, Bennett, Bessie and. Charlotte
Buxbee and Miss Ovsrton. In the
oenter OF the room was large
table respondent with beautiful
service. pink carnations and candelabra,
the light softened by pink shades. The !
fireplace was hidden by stalks OF arti.
choke, and on the mantel was a long
pink scarf gracefully draped and held at
either emf by candolebra, and in ths |
center was large bowl of pink carna.
tons. Delightful music was rendered |
during the afternoon by violin and
piano Mrs. Taylor and R;dgway were
assisted in receiving by Mrs. John Car.
son, Mrs. Seymour Locke and Miss
Grseneaf.
Tbs guests were Mesdamss E. Cook
Webb. l.. .. Easton. Mary Banning.
Andrew J. rhorp oil Cincinnati, j. A.
derson, L. Il. Gibbon, w. D. Woulwius,
s. B. Lewis, Margaret Hughes. Thomas
b. Clark. Laura B. Heating, E. A. Mil.
Ter. VIM. Z. McVay, Walter s. Maxwell,
JohE R. Haynes, Walter Lindlsy. John
E. Platter, Chss. II. CApen, Geo. A.
Mead, j. Q. S. Harrison. w. NJ. Lewis,
Henry H. Mescalt. +. E. Browne, q. NJ.
Spencer. 0. ]. Mrchmore, A. ]. Salisbury
Kate A. Kelley, Louis Gottschaik,
J: Bond francisco. II. Jevne.
Charles Monroe, G. Wiley Wills.
William A. Barker, Robert J. Widnsy'
A. H Fixen, Albert Carlos Jones, Ma.
than w. S!owell, William T. Bishop,
Godfrey Holterhof, William III. Halli.
day, Ezra t. Stimson. Frank RAIDER, E.
A. Meserve. Frank NJ. Kelsey, Willard
H. Stimson. John T.. Jones, Thomas ].
fleming, George L. Cole, T. d. S.imson,
Q. Schumacher, Howard NJ. Sale, s. N.
Ryan. l. n. Van Nuys, George d. Cad
walader. F. X. Ainsworth, S. P. Hunt,
Hayden Mcclellan, G. M. Baker, Ed D.
Silent. Mrs. j. F. Sartori. Lewis W.
Blinn, j. B. Quinn. J. N. Kinney. DIN
Wellborn. J. H. Utley, w. @. Patterson,
f. F. o. Klokke. W. w. Hogg, Walter
Moore; Misses Emma Woolwine, Whar-
ton, Hawkins, Mccarthy, Greenleaf,
Waddilove, Rose, Z. H Parsons. TIL
den.
HERE AND THERE.
Mrs. John W. A. of has Issued invita-.
tons for an lat home Wednesday
afternoon, February 13.
Mira. Charles Monroe has issued invi.
tatione for dinner February IA.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewio Peters and Miss
Rose Peters, of Detroit, Mich, are in the
city, the guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. H. A,
Zech. of 424 West Seventh street.
Mr.. James ID. Stubs OF this CITY. &C.
companied by his sisters. tho Misses
Helen L. and Mary Spoyd Stubbs, and
Miss Llois @. Davis, who have been at
the Hotel California, LETT yesterday for q
trip to Catalina, as the guests OF Captain
Banning. They returned last night and
left on the last train for San Franceco.
Mrs. Mary L. Wileon, with William
FL. Wilson and Miss Florence II. Dog
gett, who have been at Hotel California.
left yesterday for San Francisco.