The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-18
MUSICALE AT THE HALL OF
THE DOGES.

One of the most fashionable and
charming affairs of the week and,
in fact, of the season, occurred yes
terday afternoon when Mrs. Syl'
vester Heath and Mrs. William H..
McCrea entertained at musicale
at the Hall of the Doges, Daven-
ports.
The already beautiful hall was
transformed into a veritable bower
of green, Oregon grape vines and
various other varieties of foliage
being used in profusiOn. The pill
lars and archways were wrapped
with foliage and huge boquets of
daffodils tied with white satin
streamers blended with the color
note of green and produced n
charming effect. In the reception
room immense boquets of Gala
lilies arranged in iardiniers form
ed an attractive background for the
receiving line of beautiful women,
elegantly gowned.
The hostesses were assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Mark Menden-
hall, Mrs. Seymour Birch, Mrs. G.
w. Paine, Mrs. John w. Graham,
Mrs. f. L. Powell, Mrs. l.. w.
Stocker, Mrs, George Phillips, Mrs.
+. Harrington, Mrs. Jim Graham,
Mrs. Walter G.. Merryweather. Mrs.
J. E. Daniels and Mrs. Dana Child.
Little Miss Mary Helen and Miss
Katharine McCrea presented the
programs.
The following program was
given:
Andante from the surprise Sym
phOny" (Haydm, Reemers orches-
ira.
Recitative and Aria, "Caro Nome
Che II MILO Cor" from "Rigoletto''
.VerdD. Madame Florence Doria.
"Charme dAmour," Valse Lento
E. +. Kendall; "Traumerei'
(Schumann). orchestra.
The Call of Radha" Music by
Harriet Ware) Poem from
Songs of Bengalee" by Sarojini
Naidu: Flower Rain" edwin
SchneideY), Madame Doria.
March Militaire" (Schubert
orchestra.
PARTY FOR EASTERN GUEST
Mrs. Mary Pfeilfer of Minneapo
lis was honor guest at a pretty at
fair given last Saturday evening
when Mrs. Harry Hill entertained
at her home in Morgan Park.
The rooms of the residence were
attractively decorated with hearts
and butterflies and carried out with
charming effect the color scheme
appropriate for St. Valentine time
Dancing, games and valentine
box were the amusements of the
evening. The prize winners in the
game contests were: Mrs. w. Shan
non, Mrs. J. Gundlach, Mr.. Cham
pion and Laurel Reese.
AT midnight a Dutch supper was
served and covers were laid for
the following guests: Mrs. Mary
Pfeiffer, Mrs. Burke. Mr.. and Mrs
Will Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. J. Leh
man, Mr., and Mrs. Frank Littler
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Markham, Mr.
and Mrs. Jim Forsythe, Mr.. anG
Mrs. Champion, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reese, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Gundlach
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Hill, Blanche
Shannon, Renetta Shannon, Gladys
Burke, Lottie Forsythe. Ruth Mark
ham, Lillian Reese, Harvey Gund
ZACH, Ralph Markham Harley
Markham, Mervil Forsythe. Glenn
Shannon, Harry Pfeiffer, Wilfret
Champion. Iran Champion. Laure
Reese and Glenn Reese.
MRS. MACLEOD is HOSTESS.
Mrs. N. M. Macleod was hostess
Tuesday evening. when she enter
tanned a few friends at dinner
party and later in the evening re
ceived informally at her apart
ments in the Amman flats. The
occasion was the celebration of the
q Gthday anniversary of Mr., Mac
Leod.
AT the dinner table, covers were
laid for eight guests and the ap
pointments were prettily carried
out in color note of red, hearts
and red carnations being used as
decorations. Later in the evening
when the other guests arrived, ia
bles were arranged for cards, and
the hostess entertained at hearts
and whist High scores were made
by Miss Mary Hoban, Miss Bower
Mrs. T.. A. Breeding, Mrs. FranE