The copper era., 1910-10-14
Celebrates China Wedding.

l Mrs. Abraham entertained the ladies with an afternoon card party, pro- gressive hearts was played at four teen tables, punch and bonbons were dispensed during the game. Miss Katherine Futile received the first prize, d Japanese china tea service; Miss Backstein second, a set of china cups and saucers; Mrs. J. R. Todd, third, china bread and butter plates; Mrs. George Chase, consolation, china vase with a smiling Biliken sitting at the base, wishing the fair possessor better fortune.
 The veranda was beautifully deco rated with huge punches of Chrys- anthemums, Japanese parasols, fans, lanterns and many crepe paper rib bons. The color scheme, pink, laven- der and yellow, was cleverly worked out even to refreshments. A most delicious repast was served, the napkins had red hearts attached with many pretty tOasts written by the hostess. Souvenirs were china swans in which the cream was served. Tally cards with small colored fans attached and small candy boxes representing white volumes, made more realistic with the title in gold ''Married Life" The plates were garnished with fresh carnations and pink chrysanthemum cases. The ladies paid their hostess a charming compliment by wearing all new and handsome gowns made for the oc- casion; she herself being gowned in white silk trimmed with real valen- ciennes lace.
 Mrs. Abraham was assisted by Miss Abraham, in pink silk; and Miss. Dilliner, in a white hand embroidered dress.
 Twenty years being the china wedding anniversary, MT. and Mrs. Abraham received many beautiful and valuable gifts as they were all handpaln.rd, alsJ many telegrams of congra tul tions from friends and relatives that could not be present. We take the liberty of mentioning a few of the gifts with the names of friends and relatives who sent them.
 Mrs. James Glen Cooper, egg cups; Mrs. John Durwood Parks, bread and butter plates; Mrs. Frank DeGraff Rathbun, pair of steins; Mrs. Ivan Hoefeld, m mayonnaise bowl; Mrs. Micheal Req rdon, bread and butter plates; Miss Reardon, bread and but ter plates; Mrs. Thomas Simpson, bread and butter plates; Mrs. James Smith, nut bowl; Miss Smith. plate; Mrs. Wheaton Berault, plate; Mrs. Wade Hampton, plate; Mrs. Frank Alfred Sanders, preserve dish; Mrs. Robert Minson, cake plate; Mrs. George Chase, plate; Mrs. Charles Spann, sandwich plate; Mrs. Thomas Albere Balmer, almond dish; Mrs
 Wm. James Riley, bread and butter plates; Mrs. George Rintoul Drysdale, bread and butter plates; Mrs. Alex ander Torrance Thomson, vase; Mrs. | Emerson Milton Williams, stein; Mrs. Thomas Berry Inglis and Mrs. Minor Orr Sim ns, boubon dish; Mrs. James Faden Kirby, cake plate; Wrs. Will liam Roy Wayland, almond dish; Mrs. Jerry J. Kelly, cream jug; Mrs. Francis David Connor, bread try: Mrs. Harry Anthony Wright, set of plates; Mrs. Charles Pierce Dunn, fruit bowl; Mrs. Frank B. Laine, cream and sugar; Mrs. Tim P. Jami- son, Mrs. Earl M. Miller and Miss Downing, celery tray; Mrs. s. Hagen auer, almond dish; Mrs. Isaac Back stein, bread tray; Mrs. Ferdinand Backstein and Miss Blcksteiu, sterl- ing silver inlaid china tea service; Mrs. William Taylor, gold china puff box; Mrs. Ralph Lewis Ellis, syrup pitcher and plate; Mrs. Pickens An derson, bread and butter plates; Mrs. Charles Agustus Davidson. cups and saucers; Miss Davidson, cup and saucer; Miss Herman, cups and saucers; Mrs. Dilliner, bread and but ter plates; Mrs. Francis Nicholas Flynn, platter; Mrs. E Dawson, plate; Mrs. Mathew Hamilton Kane, plate; MT. Edward Bunker, plate with bride and groom's portraits of twenty years ago on same; MT. Eugene Fat man and Mir. A. NJ. Hieniman, large vase; Mrs. E. N. Prettyman, plate; Mrs. Joel Terrell and Mrs. Beulah Newell, cake plate; Miss Yorke, bOul- lion cups and saucers; Mrs. Walter s. Foote, same; Mrs. Earl Freeman Hastings, same; Miss Terrell, plate; Mrs. Dela Corona, platter; MT. Jose Brizuela; tray;~>Mrs. Arthur Adam Smith, bonbon tray: Mrs. Andrew Westwood Liddell, vase; Mrs. Hyman Abraham, Mrs. Lottie Hill, tray: Mrs. Louis Abraham, Mrs. H. War ren Lamb, sandwich plate; Mrs. Abraham Abraham and Benjamin Franklin Copp, bread tray; Mrs. Del bert M. Potter; fruit dish; Miss Pot ter, platter; Miss Collins, cups and saucers; Mrs. Anna Bernstein, cups and saucers and bread and butter plates; Mrs. Charles Mack, jardinere. Mrs. George Carlton,' presented MT. and Mrs. Abraham with very large I II