The herald., 1895-02-10
WHAT is
STIRRING
in SOCIETY

Me musicale given by Mrs. KEN pton
and her pupils at the cosy little hall on
Sixth street near Grand avenue, Friday
night, was a marked success. The hall
was prettily decorated with bamboo,
palms ard pGpyrus, and large and most
appreciative audience was present. The
greater number of those who took part
in the programme are so well known in
musical circles that comment is unneces-
sary, but the Misses Ethel Mullins, Beat
rice Chandler and Ivy Garden are to be
particularly congratulated upon their
excellent work, and all reflect great credit
upon their teacher and her method. After
the following excellent programme the
hall was cleared and dancing enjoyed
Quartette, Lead Kindly Light Buck-Misses
Kempton and Gardner, Mesdames Owens and
Kemipton.
sorr Answers, Robyn-Miss Anna Mullen,
Romance, Regret, Delibes-Miss Beatrice
ChanG er.
Song, The Daisy Ardlto-Mlss Della Hart
rick.
Song Musica Proibita, Gastaldon-Miss
Ethel Mullins.
Cavatina, All s'estento, Mercadanti-Miss
Song, Sun rise, werkelin-Miss Anderson.
Song, Marguerite Low-Mr. James Martin.
Scena ct Aria ErEaniin vuolami, Verdi--Mrs.
Song, Revenues Medlinger-Mrs ]. scarbor-
0ug1.
Aria, All joEse loi La Traviata. verdi-Miss
kempton.
scena ct Air Piano, Piano Der Freischutz,
Weber-Mrs. Orr Iaralson,
Cavatina, Sc Romeo, Romeo ct Juliet Bellini
Mrs. Hance Owens.
Romance Di Prowenga, Traviata. verdi-Dr.
Cavatina, Non fer cogno, lombard. Verdi
Miss Joy Gardner.
cavatina, o milo Fernando Favorita. Doni-
zetti-Miss Dolphin Todd.
Quartette, selected, Misses Kempton and
Owens Messrs. Martin and Senior.
Accompanist, Mrs. Larabee.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Beamis, Mrs. G.. G. Mullins, Mrs. Won
Schulterbach, Mrs. L. C. Easton, Mrs. W.
L. Graves and Miss Graves, Mrs. Cash,
Mrs. Gardener. Mrs. and Miss Bigelow,
Mrs. Baker, Mrs. and Miss Desmond
Mrs. DENIM, Mrs. Roberts. The Misses
Jennie Dorsey, Beatrice Hayle, Gaskill
the Misses Mullins, Dennen, Wynders, k.
Landt, Josie Haskins, Parsons, Grace
Davidson, Bertha Fixen IChandler, RE
Anderson, Bessie Bonsall, Gill, Cash,
Grace Gale, Abby Easton, the Misses Bur
nett, Livingood, Jones'; the Messrs. Phil
Lyon, John Kirkpatrick, Paul Martin,
Walter Chanslor, jeff Chandler, L. Wig
more, B. Benjamine, John Osgood Clegg,
Donnell, James Hamilton, Othro Colts
Howell, Allan Hancock, Karl Klokke,
Fred Flint, W. Ward, Heron 0. Cash,
DcLano, Sam Haskins, Wynder, Percy
Hayle, g. Tarble, Shaw.
MRS. SHANKS' LUNCH EON.
very lovely luncheon was given by
Mrs. D. W. Shanks, at her home ON Mon
mouth Avenue, Thursday, in honor OF
Miss NJ Gaskill. OF Oakland. The center
of the table was massed with pink carna-
tions and maiden hair fern, at either end
were candeiabra, the lights of which were
mcllowed by dainty pink shades. The
place cards of rough paper were artistical-
y decorated in water colors, and at each
place were alternate punches of pink and
white carnations. The guests were Miss
III. Gaskill, Miss Beatrice Hayle, Miss
Mullins, Miss Anna Mullins, Miss Adele
WeIemycr, the Misses Bugbee, Chandler,
Hendricks and Dyer.
COMPANY AIS NIGHT.
Once each year Company A throws wide
t.lc doors of its military home and bids its
friends join with them in an evening of
music and dancing
The entertainment for the night of
Washington Birthday viii be the usual
annual ball supplemented by wealth of
,.ovel and gorgeous decorations imported
directly from Japan. The gymnasium
will be converted into Japanese tea gar
Gen where Japanese tea makers will pre-