Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-24

(IlbD6, Mr. j. RUSSELL, Mf. TlcO, Mr. j
Borland, Mr.. A. Fischer, E. 4. Fischer
Mr.. G. McNulty, Mr.. Dudly.
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A eurprise was given Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Haskell at their residence or
Hope street, on the evening of the 10th
inst. Songs, music and dancing were
the order Of the evening. Refreshments
were served and at late hour the party
disbanded. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Haskell, Mr.. and Mrs
Jno. Haskell Mesdames Goodwin, Ford
and Wills; Misses Julia and May Viii.
liams, M. Mansfield, Rose Martin, Ada
and Bertha Haskell, Merkle, Wynn and
Sullivan; Messrs. H. E. Carter, Geo,
Dubois, J. L. Mansfield, Williams, Mer.
kle, Day, Nef, Jno. and Ed. Ford.
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The young ladies of the flower booth
at the Orphans Fair and their escorta
were entertained by lunch after the
fair on Friday evening by Mrs. w. D.
Rogers, at her residence, 81 Temple
street. Miss Bertha Roth sang and Miss
Josephine Williams recited. Toasts
were responded to by Messrs. McGregor
and Ryan. Mr.. and Mrs. Bilderrain,
Miss Cummings, the Misses Bertha and
Ella R 9th, Misses Annie Shrimp, Elmira
and Lille Starr, Josephine Williams,
Annie Lazzarevich, Minnie Cummings,
]. Bosenlupi, A. G. Golsh, w. Lazzsre-
vich, R. McGregor.
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Mrs. G. II. Wilson, assisted by Mrs.
II. Carroll, entertained party Of their
most intimate friends at the Wilson
mansion, Monrovia, on Wednesday even
ing last, where q most enjoyable even
ing was spent in social merriment and
dancing. Professor Hargraves, of Ocean
side, CAL. the renowned violinist, was
engaged to furnish the music for the
evening. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Greely, New York city !;
Miss Lottie Greene, Vallejo, Cal. Mr..
and Mrs. W. H. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cronenwell, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Large,
Miss Lyde Barnes, Miss Amos; Messrs.
Wardwell, Valentine, George R. Pear
sons and A. r. Davis, Monroyia.
Paul Colberg's musical recital took
place on Friday at his studio, corner
Fifth and Fort streets. He was assisted
by Mr.. w. R. Stoll, baritone vocalist, a
new star in the musical sky in this city
Mr.. B. Bierlich, the well.known violon-
celloist; Miss Asbury Kent, the pianist,
and Miss Ruth Green, pupil of Mr.. Col
berg This recital was success in every
respect, and was enjoyed by very dis
| tinguished audience of the most prom
inent society ladies'. Among the guests
| we saw Mrs. Senator Cole, Colegrove
Mrs. Senator Jones, Santa Monica; Mrs.
Hamilton, Santa Monica; Miss Holey,
Mrs. Whiting, Mrs. Bauquer, S. s. Slau-
son, Mrs. +. r. Green, Miss G. Stone
man.. Miss Adele Stoneman, Mrs. How
ard, Miss Carter, Miss Harrison.
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On Friday evening last one of the most
enjoyable surprise parties given for a
long time occurred at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Whitaker at Buena
Park. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Whitaker, Mr.. Young,
Miss Cox, Miss Hamlin, Mrs. j. W.
Landell, Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Browning,
Mrs. Scott, Mrs. Littlefeld, Misses Dora
Zein, Minnie Zein, Louise Schneider,
Mary Hortsman, Meta Polhemus, May
Polhemus, Lutte Bailey, Elizabeth
Kuchel, Amy Hartman, Daisy Landell
and Messrs. George Whitaker. Bert
Whitaker, Frank Whitaker, Mr.. Nc
Donald, Henry Strodthof, Adolph
Thomass, Joseph Boecher, Frank Little
field, Sheldon Littlefeld, W. Jay Cole,
Lloyd Bailey, Gilbert, Charlie and Frank
Landell.
At San Bernardino on the 14th instant
Miss Francis McAbee was married to
Mr.. Martin at the residence Of the bride.
Among the guests present were: Mrs.
Stillman, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Morrison,
Mrs. Davenport, Miss Davenport, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis, of Redlands; Mr..
and Mrs. Hawley, Mr.. and Mrs. Ingham,
ST., Mr.. and Mrs. Drew and son, Mr..
and Mrs. White, Mr.. and Mrs. Tichenor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank johnson and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Perkins, Mrs. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mylrea, Mr.. and Mrs. Met
tier, Mr.. and Mrs. John Clum, Mrs. At
wood, Mrs. and Miss Clark, Mrs. and
Miss Porter, Mr.. and Mrs Goodcell, Mr..
and and Mrs. Alfred Sterling and family,
Mrs. Rice, Miss Burt, Miss Kane, Mr..
and Mrs. Koebig, Miss Crosaman, Mr..
Garretson, of Los Angeles, Mr.. Zombro,
and Mrs. Rowell, DR.. and Mrs. Clarence
Dickey, DR.. Phelan, Dr.. Fleming, Misses
Doran, DR.. Baylis, Mr.. Harry Corlett,
uIIs A40Lul, SioiOACO oidI
McAbee, Caro- Clum, May Sterling,
Philip McAbee.
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Mrs. II. s. Andrews, of 1105 South
Olive street entertained some of her es-
pecial friends last Wednesday evening
ere her departure on q visit to her old
home, "away down south in Dixie
Professor Kinard, of Los Angeles Buei-
ness College, read very beautiful or
iginal poem entitled "The Surrender of
General Les." Mics Helen Mar Ben
nette rendered "My Dream of Athens. "
Miss Huntley gave several very charm
ing piano solos. Professor Ellsworth
Mr., GLEN and Mr.. Lake furnished or
chestral music on the violin, cornet and
clarionet. Miss Huntley accompanied
on the piano. This was much appre-
ciated by the company. Mrs. Andrews
read little poem, a tribute to her ma
tive State, Alabama, which was warmly
received. A dainty luncheon was served
at IL O'Clock. Among those present
we're: Mr.. G. G. Huntley, Miss Hunt.
ley, Mr.. Chas. Stephens and lady, MIR.
A. A. Allen and lady, Mr.. Chas. Lantz,
Professor d. B. Williams, Miss Bessie
Tillotson, Professor w. J. Kinard. Pro.
fessor Ellsworth, Mr.. Lake, Mr.. Glenn
Miss Helen M. Bennette, Mr.. N. j
Burnham, Mrs. M. B. Hill, Miss Kate
Koehler, Miss Hattie Andrews, Daisy
Randall, Mamie Andrews, Little Rose