The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1906-01-03
new YEARS DHY WAS
APPROPRIATELY OBSERVED
Many Homes We're Prepared to Re-
ceive the Gentlemen Callers,Who
Were Given Royal. Reception.

New Years, and the gentlemen who
called are all unanimous in express
ing their extreme delight at the
manner in which the ladies had ar
ranged everything for their enter
tainment. 1t would be useless for
The Morning Herald reporter to at
tempt, with his meager vocabulary,
to describe the various homes and
their tasteful decorations as fitting
ly as they deserve; suffice it to say,
however, that the receptions OF yes
terday in the mony homes of the city
were never more happily appreci-
ated since the custom was inaugu-
rated here.
The gentlemen called in pairs, in
trios,in quartets, in quintets and SEX
tets. They called in carriages, in
automobiles and on foot. They
wore evening suits Ga few of them);
they wore plug hats Ga few of
them), SLOUGH hats and derbys.
Delicious ices, punches. highballs,
not to mention other things, such as
black coffee, tea, cocoa, sauterne,
cherry SCOTCH champagne, etcetera,
tended to keep the gentlemen in the
best of spirits the entire afternoon.
New Years Day is certainly
gala day of enjoyment for the young
men and even some Of the older
ones. 1t would be debatable
greater pleasure out of the day.
Following are the names Of those
who received:
At Mrs Moore's residence on
North Second street were: Miss
Patton, Miss Florence Gordon, Miss
Gowell Mrs. M. A. Adams.
At the home of Mrs c. c. Case on
North Natchez were Mrs Larson,
Mrs. Dills, Mrs. johnson and Mrs.
Snyder
At the home of Mrs. A.
B. Weed on North Second street;
Mrs. George Donald. Mrs. George
Vance, Mrs E. B. Moore, Mrs Mar
shall Scudder, Mrs. H. J. Snively,
Mrs. d. E. Lesh, Mrs. A. B. Cline,
Mrs. H. H. Lombard, Mrs. George
schellenberger, Mrs. Frank Horsley,
Miss Mary Cameron, Miss Jean
Cameron, Miss Snively, Miss Jessie
Snively, Mrs. w. L. Mcclure, Miss
Kinney of Seattle, Miss Jean Cor
nett, Miss Margaret Prosser and Miss
Nan Scudder.
Mrs. and Miss Burns received at
their home on North Second street,
with the following young ladies':
Miss Bessie and Susy Scudder, Miss
Clara Graham, Miss Elizabeth Gam
boil and Miss Elsie Graham.
Mrs. Miles Cannon and Miss Clara
Waugh received at Mrs. Can
mons home on North First street.
Nrs.H.P.James, Mrs. L. o. Janeck,
Miss Laura and Lucille James,
Mrs. Van Brunt, Miss Jes-
sic Patton, Misses Mary and
Suzanne Erwin received at Mrs.
James home on South Sixth street.
1t is expected that number Of
other names will be added to this
list.
Mrs. Mckee and Miss Prudence
Hatfield received at the Hotel
Bartholet.
Mrs. Bywater and Mrs. G. A. Ora
ham will be at home at the rectory
this afternoon from 8 to o'clock.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry and Mrs. Ros-
sitter received all the members Of
the Methodist church and congrega-
tion, also their friends at the par
sonage.
Mrs. Matilda Englehart, assisted
by Mrs. Bert Cox and Mrs. Auslnun,
received at their home, 115 North
Fourth street.
Mrs. Techter, Mrs. Thomas Mar
tin and Mrs. Guy Allen received
with Mrs. Murray B. Miles at Mrs.
Miles home on North Matches.
Mrs. Joe Helton, Miss Blanche
Read, Miss verna Cox. Miss Ray and
Miss Marie Hurlbut received
with Mrs. Fred Alter at IL North
Seventh street.
Miss Lucy Nichols received at sol
North Sd street, ON New Years Day.