The herald., 1897-05-25
In SOCIETY

Mrs. l. N Van Nuys entertained in
her hospitable home on South Spring
street yesterday in honor of the Mon
day Musical club. The decorations. which
were both artistic and effective, were of
smilax, sperea, brakes, asparagus plu-
rnosus, rnaidenhair fern, papyrus an
ivy, which formed a graceful background
in the different rooms for clusters of
long-stemmed American Beauty, La
France and La Marque roses. st. Joseph
lilies. white marguerites, scarlet cac-
tus blossoms and pink carnations
The club members contributed to the
musical program, which was most en-
joyable throughout, and was as fol-
lows: Trio, for two violins and piano,
Turkish Rondo." Misses Mullins, Dora
James and Mrs George Mullins; piano
solo "Air de Ballet" Mozkowslei Miss
Carrie Conger; vocal solos, (a) BE
cause I Love You, Dear" Hawley, (b)
"Creole Love Song," E. B. Smith, Mrs
Orr Haralson; violin solos, (a)
Simple Avon" Thome. (b) ''Ober
lass" Weiniawski, Mrs. Hugh
Macneil; vocal sclos, (a) "Sweet-
heart. Sigh No More,'' Lynes,
(b) when You Are Here, Love-" Van
nah. Mrs ]. G. Scarborough; piano solo,
Romance Schumann, Miss Blanche
Rogers; vocal solo. "Bel Reggio," from
Semirahide (encore); ASK What Thou
Witt" De Koven, Mrs. C. Modini- Wood;
piano solo, "Scherzo,' Scarlatti (en-
core); waltz, GODDARD, Miss Amale Ber-
ger; violin solo, "Slav Dance" Dvorak
Miss Mullins; vocal solos, (a) "At the
Dawn" Cantor, (b) "Angelus," from
The Serenade, Victor Herbert, Mrs.
Albert Carlos Jones; vocal solos, (a)
When Love Comes Knocking at Thy
Gate," Gottschalk, (b) "Rich Man. Poor
Man." Gottschalk, Mrs. ]. Bond Fran
cisco. At the conclusion of the program
refreshments were served at small ta-
bles in the dining room, library, and on
the porch, which had been oanvased III
outside the supporting columns, and the
vines which twine about them made a
delicate tracery against the white can
vas. On each of the tete-a-tete tables
cluster of white, lavender and
gold centaureas and fronds of
maidenhair fern. Those present
besides the club members, were: Mes
| danes r. M. Widney, L. ]. Rose Arthur
Fyke, COTHelluS COle, I1uSH all 0CHuy =
| Ter Cole, A. B. Workman, Hamilton,
| Lester and Gorham of Santa Monica, j.
M. Elliott of Aphambra, Stephen c. Hub
bell, Earl Millar, E. H. Sanderson, Bur-
dette Chandler, J. v. WAchtel, Mary
! Briggs, John E. Platter. E. M. Ross, Mar
garet Hobbs, T. D. Mott, Cameron
Thorn, A. D. Mott jr., ]. G. Mossin, An
gell, E. H. Holmes, Mark Lew
is, r. H. Howell, Widemeyer, L.
c. Goodwin, H. Jevne, Jack Jevne,
j. H. F.. Peck, Arthur Braly, T.
E. Gibbon, Dunkelberger, Donald Mac
neil, Gay, B. c. Whiting, ]. J. Mellus, A.
J. Howard, Dwight Whiting, r w.
Poindexter, H. T. Lee, Pierre Severance,
Victoria Harrell, ]. S. Owens, J. Kemp
| ton, Cogs'well, ]. r. Scott, Truman,
George Caswell, Taylor, Ridgway, Co.'S
mo Morgan, G.. H. Wigmore, A. H.
Naftzger, Willoughby Rodman, John
Grifith, ]. H. Norton. T. A. Lewis,
w. H. Bonsal1, J. s. Slaueon, F. J.
Thomas, Annie Bancroft, Misses Klokke,
Overton, Cogswell, c. Mcconnell,
Dewey, Florence Silent, Mallard, For
man, Mcclellan, Angel, Katherine John
| son, Edna Bicknell, M. F. Willis, Alyce
Keenan,, Hubbell, Bessie Millar, Van
Dyke. Grace Cole and Suzanne Easton