The morning times., 1896-11-29

Devecr and Mr.. Poole are members of the
sun cycle Club of Tie SAINT CITY.
Ihe observation-disclosures Club was
entertained by Miss Xarifa Hancock. On
Fiday, November 20 Miss Hancock and
Mrs Hazard opened the program with I.
piano duet Miss LiIinn Hunt sang tYyr
vocal solos, Mrs. Hartleben read a story
emitted the Spider and the FTy,,- which
she had translated into German for thc
occasion; Miss Hancock sang n German
lied, and Mr.. E. a Long gave a violin
solo GerInan game was played after
which refreshments Were served Beside
the membersSof the club there We're
present: Miss II unit. Mr.. Shade. Mrs Moorr-
Miss Piier, Misses Alma. Uttilia, and
Leonore Ebert, and Mrs. Fannie Frey. OF
Virginia.
A surprise party was given to Mr..
Edward Turner, at his residence No n41,
Brightwood avenue n1rthwcst, on We'd
nes,iay evening last. Music and social
games We're enjoyed until a late hour
Wheh refreshments Were served
Among those present were: NisSrS Id.
Pasco, Dora Belt, Lille CoIburn. A Pasco.
A. Courtney, NJ. Colburn, h. owens. L.
Courtney, aud Messrs. j. kerne, E. CLARK,
W; Mann, C. sullivan, r Ridgeway, r.
Coiburn, and Mr.. Digges.
The members of the s. n. NJ Clur
met last Sunday evening at the Residence.
OF MISS Ella Cike, OF S street. to study
the compositions OF Schubert and Ruben
stein.
Inc members present Were: Misses Pau
line lseman and Florence King. first vi0-
hns; Misses Annie L Ike nd Florence Wt,.ser
'cellos; Misses Ella Ulke and Annie Mar
shall, pianists; Mr.. like, viola, and Harry
Click, second violin
The program included the "Anfante"
from Schuhert's Ira gic SYMPHONY" and
one of his quinteus; with the melody in
F, and one OF Ruhenstein's BAL Costume
Suites" all for piano duet and quartet or
strings
Miss Riechenbach sang some Rubcnstein
and Schubert songs, with piano and string
accompaniment.
The "orange Trio" Miss Mae Carter.
Miss Florence Conklin and Miss Ida Rryan
entertained their friends at the home of
.ie latter. 10 street northeast, Thanks
giving evening.
The principal features were vocal and
Instrumental music and games, and at a
late hour a repast was served. Among
those present We're: Misses Julia md
Rachel Warren, Misses Sadie and Bessie
johnson, Misses Bryan Conklin, Carter.
Blair, Yingline. Annie Warren, Bush and
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Noyes, Boyce, johnson, Coulter. Prewitt
Good. Cornelius, Miller, Gleason. Austin,
Baker. Bryan. May. Albert. Hodcs and Mr.
and Mrs. Bryan and Mrs Cusick
Mrs Henry Sturgis of Paducah. XIV is
visiting Mrs. Annie Clarke Of Third and
D streets.
MIR. T.. A. Brahler celebrated the lfty-
second anniversary of his birth during the
week at the residence of Mr. l.. NJ Rrlhler.
No 1929 New Jersey avenue
Among those present We're Mr. T.. NJ
Brahler and Wife. Mr. and Mrs Reilly. Mr..
and Mrs E. j. Brahler, Miss Seale Miss
Cornwell. Miss Katie Brahler. Mrs. Tow
Ter, Mrs. W. Scott. Mr. Clifford, Mr., I
Lochhoehler, Mr.. George Brahler and Hon.
J. Bltz.
Miss Edna Westcott, who has been at
tending the Woinan's College in RaItirnorc
gave reception yesterday afternoon from
to s, at her home, No. 9iS Twenty-third
street, in honor of her college friend, Miss
Ruth Charles, of Lexington, Ky. Miss
Wescott received her guests in blue silk. as
sisted by Miss Charles, in nile green taffeta
trimmed with ivory lace and Miss Josephine
Davis. IN a pretty toilet OF crimson The
ladies who presided mt the refreshm ent table
were Miss Marie Hartsock, in black silk.
and white lace: Miss Jennie Boyd-Smith
in corn colored silk trimmed with garnet
velvet, and Miss Jeanette Wescott. in
brown f1amassee silk combined with pas
semcnteri.. and lace.
The college color. pink was carried out
in the parlor decorations. which consisted
OF rosy -hued flags and chrysanth emurns the
tone scheme in the floral arrangements II
the dining-room being vivid red.