The herald., 1896-09-29
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AT the home of the Misses McEachin.
on West Eighteenth street, a most en-
joyable reception was given the West
End Epworth league last evening.
delightful time was spent in inter-
esting games, followed by music and
recitations
Delicious refreshments were served,
including punch. Those present were:
Misses Carrie Loughead. the Misses
Phillips, Aline Brown. the Misses Marie
and Mamie McEachin, Benson, Jones,
Regina Nauerth, Maggie Scheurer, Lila
Harris, May Wright, Lizzie Clayton,
Anita Brown, Jennie Van Aukin, Messrs
Will Wright, Gus d. Harper, Stanley
Benedict, John Morgan, Walter Whit
man, Richard Cadey, Jones, Ben Har-
per, Roscoe Hearn.
AN ENGAGEMENT RECEPTION
A betrothal reception in honor of the
engagement of Miss Dreyfuss to Mr..
Simon Heineman of Tucson, Arz.,
was held at the home of the to-bebride's
mother, 206 North Hope street, Sunday
afternoon and evening. The beauti-
fully decorated parlors were thronged
with a large number of the friends of
the bride and groom. The hall was done
in smilaX and pinl1s, the stair railing
and doorways being draped in grace
ful pepper boughs In the parlor, reach
ing from the chandelier to each corner,
were garlands of smilax, banked on the
mantel and tables were set pieces, eX-
quisite in design, of Redondo carnations
in pink and white. The rear parlor was
in pink gladioli and roses of different
varieties while the refreshment room
was an elaborate collation., gotten up by
Beatty & Atwater, was served.
Punch was served from tables
placed in the center of each
room, over which was placed canopies
of smilax and pink carnations. Roses,
carnations and maiden hair ferns were
banked over the inantel and chiffonier.
The young ladies who graciously pre-
sided here were the Misses Marian
Morris and Miss Minnie Elisa. These
who assisted Mrs. and Miss Dreyfus in
receiving were the latter's sisters Mrs.
Fannie Joy and Mrs. julius Phillips Miss
Bluemthal, Mrs. L. Dreyfus, Messrs,
Jacob and Julius Dreyfus. Lovinskys
orchestra furnished the music. The
nuptial ceremony will take place Sun
day at high noon.
THE BOTSFORD MUSICALE
The Monday Morning Musical club
were charmingly entertained at the
home of Mrs. w. F. Botsford, on Ange-
leno Heights, yesterday afternoon. The
affair was in honor of the opening of the
beautiful new music room, the decora-
tion of which, with: the parlors, were of
flaming red hybiscus and potted plants,
the pianos in the first named being
banked with the snowy blossoms. Re-
freshments, for the serving of which the
hostess is SO justly famous, were par
taken of by the guests. An entertain
ing program, as below, was given by
wellknown musicians from among the
club members. A piano solo, Consola-
ton. by Miss Berger; Toy Symphony,
Rhomberg, by members Of the club
duet, Serbamio-gnor by Mrs. Orr Har-
aldson and Mrs. j. M. Scarborough;
mandolin solo, by the famous Professor
Guido Parera, who gave as an encore
nocturne of Chopin; Mrs Botsford, an
instrumental solo, accompanied on the
second piano by Herr Becker; a solo
non, from So-gno, by Verdi Mrs Modini
Wood: violin solo, Mrs. Hugh Macneil
Those who enjoyed the delightful hos
pitality of the hostess, besides the cub
members, were Mrs. and Miss Klocke,
Mrs. and Miss Innes, Mrs. and Miss
Libbey Mines. Tinney. Haskins, Ses-
sons, Stilson, James, Tolhurst, Petsch,
Klechd, Laux, and Castle of Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thilo Becker, Professor
Parera, Misses Kate Landt Ethel Null
Inns, Louise Winder and Miss Byrne.