Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-02

. Silver button-hook, hook and she
on, Mrs. Argues.
. Silver sugar and berry spoon, Mrs. !
c. Ellis.
Set silver forks, spoons and tea spoons
Mr.. and Mrs. Ducommun.
Oil painting, Miss Laura Meyer.
: Silver berry spoons, Col. and Mrs. g
: HI. Burton.
Silver asparagus set, Mr.. and Mrs. Z
LEM.
Silver-berry spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. J
Vosburg.
| Vase, Mrs. schilling.
| Bisque figures, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mey
berg.
Onyx clock and ornaments, Hon. ant
Mrs. L. J. Rose.
Silver bowl, Governor and Mrs. j. G
Downey.
Decorated vase, Mrs. William r. Row
land.
Antique jug, Miss V. Harrell.
Point lace hand-painted fan, Mr.. ant
Mrs. l. w. Hellman.
Portfolio of etchings, Mr.. G. Chase
and Miss Butterfield, Omaha.
Pickle and olive castor, Judge and Mrs
Fl. X. s. O'Melveny.
| Etching, Miss Daisy Rose.
| Jar, Miss Cora Tubbs.
Toilet set, Mr.. and Mrs. Daneri.
Pickle dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Garcia.
Silver nut dish, Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
Rimpau.
Jar, Miss O'Melveny.
Silver bonbon dish, Miss Eshman.
Hand-painted rose jar, Miss Silent.
Silver berry spoon, Miss Weihe.
Silver knife and ice-cream spoons, Mr..
and Mrs. Macneil.
Silver coffee spoons, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Silent.
Silver olive dish, Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Slauson.
Crystal punch bowl, Hon. and Mrs. S.
M. White.
Bronze statue, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Kohn.
Hand-painted coffee set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Silent.
Gold and silver pitcher and tray, DIR.
Gonzales.
Gauze and lace hand-painted fan, Mrs.
DeCelis.
Silver berry dish and stand, Mr.. and
Mrs. Urquiza.
Crysta! punch set, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Newmark.
Statues, Dr. and Mrs. Edgar.
Gold bracelet, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H..
Kimball.
Coffee spoons-sllver-Mr. and Mrs.
w. Kerckhoff.
Silver tray, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Meyer.
Lace handkerchief, Miss Stewart.
Silver berry set, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Harrell.
Lace handkerchief, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Malarin.
Silk chair cushion, Mrs. H. L. Weiner.
Hand-painted coffee set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lecouvreur.
Spanish-worked silk handkerchief,
Miss de la Guerra.
Salad set, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Dibblee.
Bolting-cloth tides, Miss Deering.
Glove set, Mrs. Deering.
Silver tea and coffee set, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. Pironi.
Bronze clock, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Rimpau.
Silver card receiver, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Sepulveda.
Bronze plaque framed in oak, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Goucher.
Inlaid mahogany hall clock, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas E. Rowan.
Repousse work, bronze berry dish,
decorated and gold lining, Mr.. and Mrs.
DR.. D. X. Wise.
Oxidized silver toilet set, Col. and Mrs.
r. s. Baker.
Water-color painting, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry O'Melveny.
Egyptian vase, Mr.. and Mrs. J. V.
Wachtel.
After-dinner coffee set and fruit plates,
hand painted, Messrs. Percy and Fred
Griffith.
Royal Worcester salad dish, with ivory
fork and spoon, Mr.. Hallock Wright of
San Francisco.
Cut glass monogrammed decanters,
Paxton Wright.
Silver asparagus fork, Mrs. A. R.
Spencer.
Lace pin mounted with diamonds and
pearls, f. A. McDougall.
Antique oak chair, furnished with blue
plush, Misses Mather and Kate Waters,
Of San Bernardino.
Gold ice-cream spoon and knife, J. w.
Montgomery.
Oxidized silver and gold cream and
sugar bowls, William and Hancock Ban
ming.
Silver cup, Mr.. and Mrs. G. R. Rami-
Tablet Of Mexican onyx figures, Judge
Sepulveda, of Mexico.
Filagree silver comb, Mrs. Erlinda de
la Guerre de Sepulveda.
Figure (musician), DIR. G. del Amo.
Silver coffee (black) spoons, Hon. and
Mrs. B. d. Murphy.
Silver bowl, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank How
ard.
A set of breakfast and dinner knives,
carving knife and fork, mother of pearl,
Colonel E. E. Edwards, of Santa Ana.
Gold pepper and salt set, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph B. Banning.
Set of oxidized silver berry spoons, Mr..
and Mrs. N. A. Covarrubias.
Ornament for the hair in flagree, Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Chase, Omaha.
A room had been set apart for the dis
play of these gifts, and more exquisite
sight has seldom been Witnessed any
where. The presents are rare and valu-
able but they are more noticeable for
the perfect taste manifested on the part
of those who selected them. Judge Sep
ulveda sent most unique present in the
shape of set of onyx ornaments, which,
it is said, the Indians made in Mexico.
In the whole list there is not an article
which is not work of art, worthy of
special comment. 1t was feast to- an
artistic eye to dwell on each article ele-
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