Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-11-18

"Toujours Gallant" .............. .Fahrbach
WALTZ oUADRILLE.
''The Skaters" ".................. Wa-d.eufel
scHoTTIscHE.
"Pretty as Butterfly" ..,.,......,.... Ross
YoRKE.
"One Heart, One Soul" Strauss
PORTLAND FANCY.
'Orpheus" ,-,...... ..............O Ofenbach
INTERMISSION.
WALTZ.
"Erminie" Observation-Disclosures. Jacobowski
POLKA oUADRILLE.
Cheerful" ",.......,.s........... Weingarten
GALoP.
Fedora" ........... .Dietriecke
CONTRA DANCE.
virginia Reel" l".....................S Selected
WALTZ.
"Mikado" Observation-Disclosures. Sullivan
oUADRILLE.
"Till We Meet Again n'.............. Bailey
GOOD NIGHT.
The ball room, parlors and halls
were completely filled with rare flow
ers, ferns and evergreen. At the end
of the ballroom was the inscription in
letters two feet long, composed of gerani-
ums:
I0c Nay NHlOuu-DeUlcdteu 10 NOUS
Raymond, OF Boston, Mass, by whose en-
ergetic assistance it has been accom-
plished."
These letters were made in Boston. and
shipped out here ready to put up. Ropes
of evergreen were suspended along each
side and the whole length of the ballroom,
while on the walls were a dozen inverted
japanese parasols filed with the choicest
flowers, There was also a large wheel COM
posed OF variegated crysarthemums
When half OF the programme had been
danced, the banquet hall was thrown open
and the guests were hidden to the feast,
aud truly feast it was. Everything that
the taste and ingenuity OF a professional
cook could devise was on the table.
and to make the scene more attractive the
guests were waited on by fifty attractive and
neatly attired young women, imported
rom Boston for the Raymond. These girls
are all said to be graduates of eastern col
leges, but the report that many of them are
heiresses in disguise, is only credited by a
few callow youths.
train lett the Raymond for the city at u
O'Clock, but it was a light one, as most OF
the guests were at the full height of enjoy
ment and loath to leave the scene of en-
chantment. At about o'clock, however,
all departed for their homes, firm in the
belief that they are fortunate in living near
the magnificent Raymond. The Messrs.
Raymond and Mr.. Merrill did themselves
proud on this occasion. and at the same
time they may well be pleased with the
number and character of the guests who ac-
cepted their invitation.
THE GUESTS.
In such an immense crowd it was impos-
sible for the reporter to gather all of the
names, but among those present were no.
ticed the following prominent people. 1t
may be remarked that the toilets worn by
the ladies were marvels of loveliness and
taste, but 1t would take whole page OF the
paper TO do anything like justice to them.
suffice 1t to say that the ladies all looked
their loveliest and imported toilets were not
rare. One enthusiastic Californian said
that our home ladies layed way over the
easterners in dress and looks, but he was
sharply rebuhed for lack of politeness to
visitors and retired abashed to a corner.
Whalen and wife, Miss Eva Whalen, A
mark and wife, c w Clemmeot and lady,
W Swanwick. Miss Kate Morford, Miss
Jesse Rouck, Charles Scott, W Gillette and
wife, + w Ruhardson, Arthur G Taylor and
wife, G swell and wife, Eloise Fonnan,
Belle smith; Mupe and wife, Z II San
derson, Fred l. Allies sand wife, Los Angeles
H ] Vail, Pasadena; G L. Fisher and wife, F
l. Grosvenor and wife. Los Angeles; DIR Eel
lows and wife, J p Macham, Oakland, L
Truslow, San francisco; b Banning, l. c
wife, A Hec Altman, ] W Green and wife,
J G Kays and wife, H o Bacon, d McFar.
land and wife, w D Stephenson and wife,
Z Ierm ain and wife, Presley G Baker, H G
Weiner and wife, W 2 Harrison. San Fran
cisco; A Coronel F I lockwood, Pasa-
wife, Geo Rice and wife, Mrs Bradley, A b
Chapman and wife, San Gabriel; ; d Hough,
Los Angeles, Thos Coleman, D Freeman and
wife, 8 Thorn, A Studebaker, ID K Ris-
ley and wife, b Lickey, Geryai.e Purcell,
F NJ Green, Armand Cole. B s Eaton and
wife, Pasadena; c Cormack, San F.ancss.
co; r Dobbins. Los Angeles: A Patt IN,
DR. Chas DeSzigethy, Roseve Thomas q s
Martin, Burton rallmedge, Mrs Bartlett, A
8 Pitcher, J n Iiill. Ad0lph Scherff South
wife. 4 N Gleprosa, Pasadena; Mrs Hughes,
Pasadena: L E Mosher and wife, Los An
geles; NJ G Cosgrove and wife, Sierra
Madre; T Reed, do; J M Tiernnn, San
Marino; NJ G Jones, Los Angeles
briel, Miss E Richards, Ii w O'Melveny. A
Harrell, Frank Warner, Jasper Harrell, w
Gilbert, K Vandervoort, Ed Baer, ] C
Fitzheury, W M Parker. Geo Herman and
wife, Pasadena; Mr. Story, Alhambr Chas
Foreman and vile, Los Angeles; 8 F Minor
and W Tabor, san Francisco; Miss Ruth
stevenson, Los Angeles; u f Mackey, II N
Galloway. R w Burnham, Mr. Fl Mcclellan
and wife, w Jones ana daughter. Isaac A
Cooper, San Gabriel; Mr. Lie Moyne, Los An
geles; W w Ross aud wife, H X McComber
i
J Henderson, Los Angeles; Durant. E
Kaysor, Mr. HardwiIk, Pasadena; John Bry-
son and family, Los Angeles; Dubois Knight,
Los Angeles; James Smith. f L Wright. Ken
meth Carter, Miss Steele, w Monroe and
General Ward and family; K Scott,
Sierra Madre; X williams. Pasadena;
9 Caswell and wife, Los Angeles; DR. Ra-
debaugh. G w Bell, Thompson, L Rose
Jr and wife, Pasadena; H J. Rudesick, Riy.
erside; Chas scharff, Pasadena; Edward P
Tompkinson, J o vosburg, Lamanda Park
Chandler and wife, 7 Hazard and wife,
II Goucher and wife, o Scrossy, Los An
geles; Mrs G Robinson, G G Brown and
wife, ID W Crank, Mrs Furlong. o H Con
gar and wife. 7 7 O'Reily, 9 Gardiner
Madre; s B yewett, Mrs Bell Jewett, E B
Miller and wife, Los Angeles; c T Adams,
Alhambra; J A Crane, Santa Ana; Rev d
H Brown and wife. Clapp and wife, T
Nichols, W K Davis, Geo W Wilson and wife,
wife, simons, Miss Emma Bangs, Los
Angeles; II Northam. Downey; Dr Wild
ney and wife, D w Hanna and wife, G T
t Parsons, Hutton and wife, J w McKin-
ley, D sicknell and wife, J B winslow
Beebe and wife, B W Bates. DR. Chainney
w J Craig and wife, Col J Banbury and
wife, Mr. and Mrs Rust. H G Bennett
snd Mu Wifs.,, wife, Fordham and wife.
MI W1llarQ, frost, PaSadena
w B Hopkins, B Thu-ston, G w Saunders,
Los Angeles; E Webster and wife, Pasa-
deHa; J G Newton and family. San Gabriel
George II Bonebrake, w 8 Waters, Jack Aus.
tin, Spence and wife, A II Barclay and
wife, @ s Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs C Lee,
Sullivan, L Garvey, P Holl
craft, Topeka, Kansas; Miss Pridham, W
Pridham. p Yates. Mrs H J Woolacott, Ed
Dunham aud wife, W Scott, E G Melt,
Misses Carrie r and Vinie L Niedt. Morris
Hitler, J J Woodwork and wife, Miss Gus
sic Fox, II w Blanchard, Capt w III Seward,
Miss Seward, Mrs Grave, NJ Dodsworth and
wife G Wiley Wells and wife, W q McQuillen
and Mrs A G MrQuillen, M Baker and wife,
Major Horace Bell and wife, Fl / Seward
and wife, Miss Seward, Will I'M B Shaw
y A Phillips, Jas Montgomery, II Lindley
and wife, John Swanson, b s Stoneman,
Mrs Governor Stoneman, Miss Wagner, A s
Bent, J Roster and wife, Mrs A II Fox, Chas
. Strange, Percy Ross, Jas Burdette, Mr. @
W Hicks and wife, Sam Green, San Fran
cisco: Mrs Robt Green, J 8 Conwell, G M
Lindsey; N 3 Carter, " 9 Jackson, J 4 Bar.
rows and wife, H W Bell, WI Csrlisle, J r
Miller. Frank Schumacher. w b Nicholson,
i Boyce, G Q Scott. Eleishman, A L
Barker, Geo Blair, Miss Ella D Abbott.
W Montgomery, Henry Leck, 0 A vickery,