The herald., 1895-01-27
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ception was given by Mrs. Albert Carlos
Jones at her home on West Twenty.
seventh street, Friday afternoon, to meet
Miss Rose of Cleveland. The house
was charmingly decorated. In the library were
masses Of red carnations and geraniums and
entwined on the sides of the mantel were long
strands ivy geranium In this room was
placed the punch bowl, filed with delicious
punch, and presided over by Mrs Ezra slim
son. In the dining room potted ferns, pink
carnations and roses were used effectively.
Daylight was excluded, and in the center
of the table banquet lamp
shaded by a soft pink shade. on the mantel
were small candelabras with shades of the
same coloring. The hospitality of the dining
room was dispensed by the Misses Mark, Well
born and &c odrich. Mrs Jones was assisted
in receiving by Mrs C. C. Carpenter, Mrs.
Willard stimson. Mrs. Orr HARRISON and Mrs.
Scarborough. The invited guests were: Mines
A. J. Salisbury, Cockins, Pease, David Collins,
G. E. Overton, Kelly, Goodyear, l. Ward Jessie
Neville c. NJ. Baker. J. Harrison, A. II. Fixen
Page, McVay, Ridgeway, Taylor, Flagg, Martin
stimson. WILDER Parker, Newlin. Bennett,
Blackstone, +. Muchmore, Ben Ward F. c..
Howes J. Foster. Frederick L. Griffith, Sumner
P. Hunt. Ed silent, John wigmore, Charles
Walton Walter B. Cline, NJ. Hughes, J. Shoe
maker, Butler j. H. Braly, Charles Ellis, Theo-
dore Burnett, J. & Vosburg, Hugh Macneil j..
s. Slauson, T. d. Stimson, Willard Stimson,
G. Mullins. L A. Lewis, J. +. Conroy,
Godfrey Holterhoff, Bonsall. Woolwine
l. W. Blinn, B. F. Johnson, NJ Hughes,
Dr.. Hughes, Frank Kelsey, o. II. Churchill, f.
F. C. Klokke, Walter Taylor B. Goodrich
Wellborn, Charles Monroe. G. Wiley Wells,
Kempton, j. H. F. Peck W. r. Hopkins, o.
Stevens, NJ. A. Briggs, John E. Platter, Charles
Prayer, &. L. Cole, William Pridham, o. IL.
Wheeler, John duncan, C. W. r. Ford, +. X.
Ainsworth W. Worsham, H. w. Vail. w.
Bishop, Nsthan Stowell. Modfni-Wood, w.
H. Perry, A 5. Robbins. Evans, W. T.. Kraus
Johns Corson, the Misses Carrie Waddilove
Page. Emma Braly Wharton, Besse Ellis the
Misses Mullins, Jennie Bonsal Ida Menifee,
Kemper, Klokke, the Misses Robinson, the
Misses Chandler.
THrMBLE PARTY AT MRS MooREs.
very delightful thimble party was given
by Mrs. NJ. l. Moore at her home, 476 West
Lake avenue, Friday afternoon. The rooms
we're made attractive with smilax and large
bowls OF Gala lilies.
fter the voting upon the handsomcst and
most useful piece of work, delicious refresh
ats were served upon small tables placed
und the room. The first prize was awarded
NJ. Urnshaw for the handsomest piece OF
Lrney work-slver embroidery slippers; the
second gning to Mrs. Lockhart for the most
sa Jul liver mounted emery.
he guests were Mesdames Dr. Bicknell, Cole
l. Danison, Vollmer, Bluett Lockhart, An
Mullins, Mclean, Felix Howes. J. b. Ow-
Panskin. r. NJ. Widney Stewart Warner
rye Montgomery Carhart, A. +. NJ. Strong,
1brook James Montgomery, Erkenbracker,
4 Vard, Russell, Parmlee, Howry. Pheleps,
sons, Kimball, W. Whorton Charles Flint
rgeMullins Fletcher, Del Vale DR.. Cowles,
lces Burnett, ANDERSON, Miss Danison and
Urnshaw Gin.
CLARK BOOK PARTY.
IS. E. P. Clark gave very deligh full and
resting book party at her home on West
.v nty-third street, Friday afternoon. In
sei of the usual representation OF books,
one gave a short description of the lie
they had read were given short
III orous story to read aloud. Each guest re-
4e ID pretty souvenir OF the occasion,
mark to slip over the corner of the page.
ewere in rough paper, everyone having
~ Individual design in pen and ink and tied
WITH narrow green ribbon Delicious refresh
uents were served small tables in the
craving rooms. The guests were:
l,s. A. H. Averill. Mrs. A. E. Pomeroy, Mrs
v Hendricks, Mrs. W. H. Bradley, Mrs. F.
A g BISON, Mrs. X. W. Doss. Mrs C. E. Day,
hts. W. Fl. Avery, Mrs A. D. Phillips, Mrs. D.
T. stevens, Mrs. J. L. Chapman, Mrs. DIN
vel born, Mrs. J. W. Hunt, Mrs. j. Brousseau,
* Ella Enderlein, Mrs. J. C. Martin. Mrs. E.
=. prland, Mrs. W. S. Cogswell, Mrs. B. Good
ri3l Mrs. J. C. Herndon MIS-. e. Blake, Mrs. E.
sutler. Mrs. f. oodbury, Mrs II. B Van
raogort.
SATURDAY WHIST CLUB.
The Saturday Whist club was entertained by
firs Hannah NJ. Sale at her residence on South
II it yesterday afternoon. Seven tables were
srra lged and the regular Is hands of whist
we'd. The score cards were very unique and
9regy, each being japanese mat
Ia,
par overs, ly fringed, were thrown over
sbe tables There were three prizes, all of
ther small oil paintings, each having Jap
an IRAN The first was won by Mrs Frank
s5aumacher, study in roses: second. fruit
piece. Mrs. George Cole; consol ton, Mariposa
l.llss Mrs Geo ge Montgomery.
LNrr RTAINMENT AT THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH.
novel entertainment is being planned by
the young peop OF the First Methodist church
Of his city for the especial interest OF tourists
aud itrangcrs. 1t will be practically an even
ing China Entire families in native cos
tuna will represent the home and social life.
,nIliren will sing and perform kindergarten
exercises. An address will be given by
Chinaman, explaining the Chinese New Year
ard fts celebration in this country. Eabo rae
ctirese decorations are being arranged Ma
4.Ye music and music by the natives, Chinese
refr shments, curos, etc, will be the order of
ths svening. The tickets of admission re the
sey lar calling cards of the Chinese, curiously
ps ed, and will be retained by those present
asa9uvenirs No single feature of California
ss more interesting to the average easterner
.aan the "Heathen Chinee." and large crowd
WI doubtless gather ut First church, between
1hifd and Fourth on Broadway, Thursday
evening, January 31st
MASQUERADE SURPRISE PARTY.
Mss Katie Cornell, of 525 Court street, was
sururlsed last Thursday evening to find her
homo occupied with a party OF friends, who
he's entered during her absence, grotesquely
nAsked and accompanied by an orchestra.
The house had been prettily decorated with
pepper boughs, ivy, roses, lilies and violets,
and dancing was enjoyed. After unmasking,
about 10 o'clock, refreshments were served,
aud the guests dis persed at late hour. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Connell, Mrs.
Barker the Misses Nance and Jessie Norris,
Bandholt, Martha Hartwig, Pau inc Rasch,
Ada Pedgrift, Lizzie Pedgrift, Maynor, John
son. Katie Niemeyer, Lulu Barker, Barstow,
Hanson Peteler, ]. Peteler, Mary Van Fenner.
Katie Connel; Messrs. Robert Budinger,
Price, Norreis Stevens, J. d. Council, George
Pedgrift, Bramen, Holmes, Frank La Barre. B.
Merwin, Hutchinson, Tutin. Adolph Walker,
William Connell, B. Thurston, Cubbon, West,
william Jochum and others.
VANITY FAIR CLUB.
The Vanity Fair is a social club composed of
some young ladies in Alhambra and San Ga
briel Meetings are held every second week,