The herald., 1895-01-11

Mr.. and Mrs. ". H Holiday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs Shell.
don Borden, Mr.. and Mrs. K. J. Widney,
Mr.. and Mrs.. Shirley Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Orr HARRISON. Mr.. and Mr.. j. w.
OF, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. West Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. M.nRusseli, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. 6. Long, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.. Gibbon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forreat Hauce, Mr.. and
MIS-. j. 3. Owens. Mr.. and Mrs. II. j.
Prince. Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Glnssell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Lewis. Mr.. and MYs. Hines, the
Misses Croft. Wsllbcrn, Mullins, Bryan,
Wharton. Helen Klokke, Gray, Annie
Ward, whitley. Nina Jevne, Emma
Bradley, Kenipsr, Ida Msnifee. Chandler,
Annie Hendricks. Salmon, Franksnfield,
Msssrs. Ben Coulter, R. Bundrem, W.
Tealc. &. Perkins, LsGrand Belts. Wal
ter Chanslor, Will West. Will Ardis.
Kemper, g. Withsrspoon. Dawey, Vol
ters. Fl. H. Henderson, F. B. Hsndsr-
son. Jack Jevne. Jay E. Hunter, Bradley,
Charles Dick.
PERRy-wooD MUSICALE.
The musicale given by Mrs. W. H.
Perry and Mrs. Modini- Wood. at their
homo on South Pearl street yesterday
afternoon, was oEs of the prettiest and
most ENJOYABLE affairs OF the week. The
idea OF music was carried out In every
possible way. The rooms were decorated
with smilsx. umbrella plant and pro.
fusion of roses. Over the large mirror
in the drawing room we're long strands
Of smilax falling gracefully TO the msntel,
at one aide OF this were long stalks of
papyrus, and In the center Of the mantel
was handsome bowl holding quantities
of pink roses. Between the folding
doors was = curtain Of smilsx draped to
either side, and above this, extending
entirely across the door, were narrow
strips OF dark wood representing O staff
Of music, and on this in gold notes WAS
the first bar OF Home Sweet Home gold
notes were under pictures. on curtains
and ON the lam berquin OF the mantel.
The hall was artistically decorated with
roinsettias, smilsx and papyrus. The
programmes were in the form OF dainty
little painted music rolls, each one being
different and tied with different colored
ribbon; they were designed especially
for the occasion by Mise Minnie Baker.
After the following delig htiul programme
delicious refreshmants were served.
Dueto sentl Uoa FoIzs, Gomez-Mr. and
vloitn 500, tlmpis Aveu, Thome: b Spin
ng cong, hollander-h Helen Fuller.
Wood.
Duet, Serene the Heavens, Mi.let-Mrs.
Kempt0n aud Mra. Wood.
ioo Ths Holy City, Adams-Mrs. l.. Lew
ellyn.
$50, Danse Holandat,e, Dunkles-xr. F.
TOO. FaIve la Blondine, Gastaldon Mrs.
Kenpton.
so o, Waltz. Gomez -Mr.. Modini-wood.
Trio. On. Is. No L. First Movament huhip-
stein-Miss sulier, Miss Helen Fuller and Mr..
Blair.
The ices we're in form of open muaic
books and the small iced cskes were
shaped into notes. The eussts were
Mines. Botsford. L. W. Blinn. Mary
Banning, A. G. Bartlett, J. D. Bicknell,
]. 8. Chapman, j. Cole. Chas. Ellis, @.
W. r. Ford. Chas. Forman. j. T. Fleln-
ing, l.. G. Goodwin, l. V. Hall, ]. Hem
derson, H. W. Holman. W. B. Hop
kins. S. G. Hubbell, 0. Haralaon, A. G.
Jones. E. P. Johnson. ]. T. Jones, E.
F. @. Klooke, L. Llewellyn. A. L. Laa-
field Richard Mercer, Z. B. Millar. E.
G. Manning, R. j. Northnm. Oseooc,
j. s Owens, Chss. Prayer. ]. E. Platter,
!. H. F. Peck. w. W. Ross. ,Frenk Ra.
dor, A. M. Stephens. T. D, Stimson,
Willard Stimson, Ezra Stimson, j..
Schallert, s.. 8. Salisbury, George Stec-
ksl, O. E. Thorn, /. N. Nan Nuys, John
Wigmore. G. Wiley Wells; tha Misses
Chapman, Jennie Kempton, Beatrice
Chandler. Nellie Fuller.
TIE MILLs-CLAPP WEDDING.
Tho parlors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
w. Mills on Olive street wore bsauti-
fully decorated with flowers and filled
with friends and relatives on Tuesday
evening The occasion was the mnrrisge
OF their daughter. Miss Ella Catherine
Mills, to Albert B. Clapp. The ceremo-
ny was performed by Rev. Warren +.
Day. Tho groom is we'll known az an
energetic and progressive business man.
Among the guests present we're Rev.
aud Mrs. W. s. Young. Mr.. and Mrs.
W. s. Averll. Mr.. and Mrs. E. s. Field
and the Misses Field, Mr.. Llewellyn
Bixby, Miss Bixby. Mr.. and Mrs. D. G.
Bell and J. E. Bell OF Minneapolis. Mrs.
Albert Nichols of Honolulu, Rev. and
Mrs. W. F. Day, Mr.. and Mrs.. Butler
Clapp and Miss Anna Clapp OF Pasede-
na, Mr.. w. d. Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Harris. Mr.. F. M. Porter. Mr.. and Mrs.
Caikius, Miss Hutchins, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. A. Judd and Mr.. and Mrs. L. N.
Godir.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr.. aud Mrs. q. American, OF 754 Ma.
pie avenue, entertained Q few friends
Wednesday evening. II was in honor oil
the anniversary OF Mrs. Americans
birthday. A pleasant evening was spent
with music and games. Refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. o. American, Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner, Mira. Z. Huebbe and con, from
Davenport, Iowa Miss Bransr. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Kieft. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Walter,
Mr.. G. Turner.
WHIST PARTY.
Monday evening last the Argyle Whist
club assembled ia the reception room OF
that hotel to play progressive whist.
Nine tables were filled, and at 10 80 re-
freshments were served by Mesdames
Saddlsr, Truitt, Page and Shaw, who
had the party ia charge. Much credit
is due those ladies for 20 successfully
entertaining tho members. Four new
members were added to tho list. The
head pr zss were won by Mrs. Humph-
rys and Mr.. Warner and the BOBBY by
Mr.. Limbrock and Mrs. Abbott.
MINES EVANS AND ROBBINS ENTERTAIN.
Mrs. Spencer Evans and her daughter,
Mrs. A. 8. Robbins entertained their
friends Wednesday afternoon, at their
homo, 923 S. Pearl street. The house