The evening times., 1895-12-11

Louisa Williams. Maggie Mclaughlin. BERTHE
Spicer, H. McGraw, Daisy August, Ball,
Rodney and Summers.
Messrs. Frank Scott. Riley Hunt. How
ard Swopes II. Turner, John Gross. NJ.
Moyle. Frank Ryon, Dell, Clarence Fow-
ler Charles Dunn. Edgar Embrry. c. Penn
| berton OTIS Watson, Henry Zuudf, Edwin
Bradshaw winfieid Smith, William Co
| pcuhaver Winfield Whitman, John Has
keu. John SKINNER. Wallace Greenfield.
John wrightcr. Harry Arnold. William
Selby. Herbert. Wiiliang Thornton. Bruce
| Milstead John Gates Alfred Owens. Ed.
Gill. William Brearley. Albert Lee. John
Evans. W. o. Murray. william Duyall,
Tyler Cole. Charles Mayhew. Fred. Hardy
u. Ireland, Larue Hogan. A. Crouch and X.
Walls.
The success of The parry was largely due
to the efforts Of Mesdamcs DuyaH. Hogan,
and Gill and Misses Duyall and Gill. The
following committee had charge al the party:
William Duvall. Laruc Hogan, and W. o.
Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. James F. Barbour have is
sued cards for a dinner December 81 to
meet Scnor Don julio Rengifo.
Mrs. Thaddeus Norris win give a tea on
| Tuesday, December Il, to present Miss
| Norris.
The Newsboy's and Children's Aid su
| ciety have every reason tn be proud o
| the bazaar and house-warming given by
| .hem yesterday afternoon and evening al
| he Maulsby Memorial Hume, Third and c
| streets north west
| The freshly tinted walls OF the nd
| gray mansion made a stately background
| for The prominent men and women who
| thronged its cijmbers. The vivid green
| ..rta 81 ttaa t,..It lions ha
varied lights casting reflections at each
I other frum chandeliers silken shaded
| lamps and red WAX candles, i'll silver sticks.
| the music OF CHEEKY Voices. mingled with
| the melody uf the military bands. made a
! scene OF beauty and cheeriness that thsse
| present will NOT soon forget.
| Around the walls nf the reception room
! were tables. wreathed with holly and
| smilax wnere necdlework. t,,nfections and
| cut flowers were for sale. Mrs. T. s.
| Childs. president OF the suciety; Mrs j.
! Z. Breckinridge and Mrs Waite were in
| charge of the wares, assisted by Miss
| Brerkinridge. Miss Fanny Chiltis, Misses
! Julia and Helen Lamont, the Misses Bell.
Miss Letitia Scott, Miss Fuller. Miss VIII
cox Miss R,.cilesier. Miss Miller. Miss Ennis.
| Miss Gallaldet. the Misses Mattingiy, Miss
| Coltnn and NJ ISIS Durand.
! 8. The .refreshment tables in an adjoining
| room were presided over by Mrs. i. F.
| NJ acfariand. treasurer of the society.
| aided by Mrs. Thurston. Mrs. Atwater
Mrs. Pollock. Mrs. Henry Mao,arland,
| Mrs. BabsOn. Mrs. W. 0. Cunningham, Mtss
| Terry and Miss Childs.
| A pretty touch of the nature that makes
| all the world akin. was shown by four
| little. white-frocked girls, with glad, in
| nocent faces, who danced up 10 the super
| intendent. Miss Wilson. and begged TO be
| allowed to place some dolls they had
bought on the pillow of each little girl
\ inmates bed. The request being graciously
granted. up trooped tn" children to the
| dormitOries and around swanned the
| owners of the cots. each pointing eagerly
| to her own
| Fortunes children and Fortunes step
| children chartered together like happy
young robbins in springtinie. They were
| standing on youths neutral ground in the
kingdom Of the doh. And the names of the
| four little doHers Were Helen Bell. Julia and
| Bessie Lamont, and Zaidee Cobb.
The patronesses of the affair were Mrs.
Stevenson. Mrs. Patenotre, Mrs. Romero.
Mrs. De Mendonca. Mrs. John W. Foster,
Mrs. Olney. Mrs. Carlisle, Mrs. Lamont
Mrs. Hoke Smith. Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Har-
mon. Mrs. Nelson Miles, Mrs. Shiras, Mrs
| Gray, Mrs. White, Mrs. Brewer. Ars. Nc
MILAN, Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, Mrs.
Boardman, Mrs. Glover, Miss kibbay.
Mrs. Gardiner Hubbard, Mrs. John Hay,
| Mss Morton, Mrs. Fuller, Mrs. Harlan,
Mrs. Field, and Mrs. Brown.
Mrs. Norton's tea yesterday, at which
twenty charming ladiesassisted, wasa very
delightful occasion. The drawing room
was decorated in palms and yelio " chrysan-
theniums and was lighted entirely by
candies in delicate pink shades. In the
library the dark green OF the palms har-
nionized with the soft red lights and in the
dining-room the color scheme was Il rich
red, carried out in the American Beauty
roses and red capped candles.
The table showed the taste and skill
which chura cterizes Mrs. Norton's func-
tions and was beautifully decorated with
the prevailing color.
The receiving party were Mrs Norton,
in black lace and gray satin with diamond
ornaments; Miss Norton, n Paris gown OF
ecru silk and lace: Miss McCeney, in black
satin brocade. with pink satin and black
lace: Miss Tyler, black satin and Brussels
net over white satin: Miss Brown, pink
chiffon; Miss Cuthbert. black silk and
blue chiffon; Miss Elenor Tyler,
blue satin and white chiffon; Miss New
comb, black and blue chiffon; Mrs. Stern
berg, white brocade and pink velvet; Mrs.
Howard 8. Paine, black crepe de chine:
Miss Ruth Kerr. black brocade and tur-
quoise velvet. -
Among the guests were: The Misses
Stevenson. Mrs. Howell Dodge, Lieut..
and Mrs. blunt, Afr. and Mrs. Ross Perry,
Mrs. Philip JOHNSON, Miss johnson, Mr..
and Mrs. GoOdloc, Mrs. and Miss Fuller,
AIRS. Catciings, Prof. and Mrs. Newcombe,
Justice and Mrs. Field, Major and Mrs.
Taylor, DIR. and Mrs. Goldsborough, Mrs.
Justice Brown, Gen. Grecly, the Misses
German, F. E. Chadwick. Major and Mrs.
Hail, Lieut.. and Mrs. Harlan, Miss Pattcr-
son, Mrs. Micou, Madame de Sibour,
Mrs Holmes Conrad, Justice and Mrs. Field
Judge and Mrs. Shepard. DIR. C. II. Aide,
u g. N; Mrs. ii. E. Pei,ew, Miss Nor
ton, Miss Gale, Senator and Mrs. Call and
others.
The tea given by Mrs. j. K. McCammon
Inst evening, to introduce her youngest
daughter, Miss Edith Nausau, to society.
was one OF the most thoroughly enjoyable
affairs OF the sea son.
The spacious dra wing rooms were artis-
ticaIly decorated in palms and American
Beauty roses. and the piano, large stand,
and the mantelsi were covered with the
bouquets sent to the debutante by her
friends The young lady was the recipient
OF many handsome gifts. as well as the
forty ono bouQuets, in honor OF her first
low to society.
The lights were softcned By rose colorea