The herald., 1896-12-20

Grand avenue, where they will be at
home to their friends the first and Sec
ond Wednesdays.
Mrs. W. Wincup leaves Tuesday for
tour through Mexico. where she will So
journ during the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. II. E. Rowan, jr., will sing for
offertory this morning at the First Con-
gregational church the Christmas song,
Glory to Heavens Eternal King, by K.
Meyer Helmino.
An enjoyable evening of drama and
music, followed'by reception and dane
ing, will take place al Music hall Christ
mas week, by Mrs. Adeline Duval Wack,
assisted by her pupils of the lyceum.
The University Ethical club will meet
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. Burton Will
hanson on Monday evening, December
10Th, 1896. The subjects for the evening
are: An Ethical Chat, by Dr.. Cochran,
and The Metaphysical Society of Eng
land, by Mrs. M. Burton Williamson.
An important business meeting of the
auxiliary to the Stimson Industrial as
sociation will be held in Blanchard
Fitzgerald hall, Tuesday, December %,
at 10: 80 o'clock. A full attendance is de-
sired to complete final arrangements for
the second Cinderella dance, which takes
place Wednesday, December Goth, at
Turnverein hall.
This afternoon at o'clock Miss Ro-
sale Lazard will be married to Henry
w. Louis of the firm of Brownstein,
| Newmark & Louis. The ceremony will
be performed at the synagogue, Rabbi
| Solomon officiating. The usherS are to
| be Messrs. Brownstein and Newmark.
| The maid of honor is Miss Louise La
! zard, attended by r.. j. Louis, the best
| man. The ceremony at the temple Will
be followed by dinner to forty immedi-
ate family relatives, and from 8 to 10
p. m. there will be a reception of the
relatives of the bride and groom.
Arend's orchestra will play at both din
ner and reception. The bridal gown is
| beautiful, heavy, white satin, en- train,
with bodice of chiffon over satin trim
med with orange blossoms and long veil
of tulle.
The regular meeting of the Zingari
| club took place at the elegant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. True on Arnold av-
enue on Wednesday evening. About
| thirty members and guests were present.
| The parlorS and dining room were taste
! fully adorned with flowers, while the
! contents of generous bowls Of punch and
| lemonade assuaged the thirst of this gay
| band of wandering gypsies, who are
| known to be temperate and law abiding.
| The program of impromptus numbered
| among it's list piano solo by Miss Maud
aver, a comic song Dy -. II. Luttur, w.
cal selections by b. M. Marble and Mrs.
| Krause. The crowning feature of tie
evening was a literary skit by Prof. a
| Willhartitz, commorating the Zingari
| outing at La Crescenta, combining in the
| story the names of members and friends.
The guest of honor was Mrs. Mary E.
Hart, who has lately been absent from
| the meeting on account of illness.
Among others present were DR.. A. Dav-
idson, Malcolm Macleod r. Garner Cur
ran, Mrs. Aver Mrs. A. r. Henderson,
| Mrs d. H. Luther, Miss Daisy Cook,
| Miss Ella True The scribe being alb
sent the list of names could not be COM
| pleted. The next meeting will be in the
| form of a Poverty Party, which will be
in perfect accord with the spirit Of this
people, who will combine in their motto,
| Tolerance and Good Fellowship, 1.-The
| vow of poverty.