Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-01
SOCIETY GOSSIP.
The Happenings Durlng the
Past Week.
PARTIES, DANCES AND sOCIALS.
Weddings, Receptions, Anniversar-
les, Lawn Parties and Other
Events of Interest.


All communications for this Department
should be addressed 'ocial Editor HERALD,
and forwarded before Friday night of each
week
Miss M. A. Jordan, of this city, left
yesterday for visit to New York.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lehman will give q re-
.ception at the Rossmore on Tuesday
evening.
Misses Helen and Adele Vignes have
returned from San Diego, where they
have been visiting.
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The annual Chrysanthemum fair and
curio exhibit will be held in October in
the Simpson Tabernacle on Hope street.
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Tomorrow evening Company F, of the
Seventh Regiment, will be at home to its
friends at Armory Hall. Dancing will
commence at 80 O'Clock.
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The ladies of Plymouth church gave
an ice cream social on Friday evening
at the chapel on York street, west Of
Figueroa.
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Limitations are out for the wedding of
A. M. Rice, of the Needles, to Miss
Matte Saunders, of Santa Ana. The
event is to occur next Wednesday, at 4
p. m.
Friday evening, the second con-
cert, under direction of Paul CAL
berg, was given at Plymouth church,
York street. The following eminent tai
ent took part in the programme: Mr.. B.
Bierlich, violincello; Miss A. Kent,
piano; Mr.. w. H. Brown, cornet.
On Thursday last Miss Amelia Bsrke
was married to w. F. Arend, by Rev.
DR.. Cantine, at the residence of the
brides parents, on the corner of Second
street and Bunker Hill avenue. The
happy couple took short trip down the
coast, and when they return will reside
at No. 113 Bunker Hill avenue. 1t was
very quiet wedding, only the relatives
of the parties being pr present
On Tuesday evening the Arion Quin-
tette, composed of Miss A. Werner, Mrs.
G. A. Werner, Messrs. O. Werner, L. G..
LIE Sagr and G. s. D. Lane, we're rendered
reception by DR.. Julia F. Button, at
her palors at 61O South Hill street. An
excellent programme was given by the
Quintette, assisted by vocal selections by
Miss Lizzie Kimball and DIR. Button.
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Mrs. D. Gotthelf and Miss M. Gotthelf
OF PIG South Fort street, returned from
Europe last Thursday evening. They
were accompanied from Tucson, Arizona,
by Mrs. A. Pam, Miss Louea Pam and
Miss Julia Pam. The Hungarian band
serenaded them upon their arrival at
their residence. An elegant supper was
spread afterwards, at which there was
quite little family reunion.
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A farewell party was given to G. @.
Mag, at the residence of his parents, at
Dundee, on Saturday, August oath.
Among those present were: Mrs. ]. Rus
sell, Mrs. A. M. Smith, Miss @. Smith,
Miss P. Wiley, Miss B. Borland, Miss M.
B. Borland, Miss B. Fisher, Miss ].
Steiner, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Reed, W. w.
Watson, VIM. Russell, John Russell, F.
Ginnheimer, A. M. Smith, E. Fisher, A.
Fisher, H. M. Fisher, G. Fisher.
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On the afternoon and evening of We'd
nesday, the 4th inst, there will be a
garden party for the benefit of the poor,
under the auspices of the Catholic La
dies Aid Society, on the grounds of Mr.
and Mrs. E. Jesurun, 227 San Pedro
street, between Second and Third. From
to O'Clock in the afternoon will be
devoted to games and amusements for
the children. Among the attractions for
the evening will be vocal and instru-
mental music, recitations, etc.
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A surprise party was given to Miss
Grace Taber at her uncle's, B. L. Shep-
herd, on Friday evening last at South
Riverside. A very pleasant time was
spent by the young people present. The
party was given Miss Taber in honor of
her sixteenth birthday, and the young
lady was presented with an elegant toilet
case. The following ladies and gentle
men were present Misses Vail, Jennie
Dyer. Gertie McEwen, Minnie Wall, Ida
McOarty, Winnie and Grace Shepherd,
Anderson, Will Riddell, Allan Fraser.
Arvy and Guy Gleason, Nat Hudson,
Arthur Taber and George Jones.
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A very pleasant social and musicale was
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Mrs. Louis X. Waldron and her brother,
Mr.. Vernon v. Waldron, at so South
Marengo avenue, Pasadena. The even
ing passed pleasantly, being enlivened
by numerous selections, vocal and instru-
mental. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening, and all enjoyed the
occasion greatly. The ladies and gentle.
men present were: DIR. T. ]. Rigg and
family, W. T. Wetherby, Mr.. Stewart,
Mr.. Reddick, Henry Newby, Thomas and
Charles Allin, Miss Rose Allin, Miss
Jessie Patterson. Mrs. s. Palmatser and
daughter, the Misses Klippstein, W. J.
and L. A. Craig, B. o. Kendall, Miss
Clara Baker, J. W. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs
james CLARK, Miss Ethel Graham
Miss Manlove, Mrs. Wilson and son.
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A most delightful time was passed al
the handsome residence of Mr.. and Mrs
A. H. Alderman last Wednesday even
ing, where q progressive euchre party
was held. The guests were Governor
and Mrs. etoneman, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. John Utigmore
Captain and Mrs. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs.
@. j. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. George King
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Collins, Mrs. A. D
Childress, Mrs. Shoemaker, the Misses
Ellis, Mr.. N. Conrey and Mr.. D. G.
Stone. The first lady's and gentlemsn's