Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-25
SOCIAL EVENTS.
The Tournament Ball at
Santa Monica.
PARTIES, BALLS AND RECEPTIONS
Weddings and Entertainments in
the City and Elsewhere
Lawn Parties.

All commune ltions for this Department
should be addressed "sooial Editor HERALD,
AMI forwarded before Friday night OF eact
week,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l. Haas will probably
spend week or 30 at Switzer's Camp.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson Dunn have
returned from Switzer's Camp, where
they spent pleasant week.
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Angel City Lodge, Knights aud Ladies
of Honor, will hold its initial soca
hop on September 18th. This lodge it
in fourishing condition.
A musical was given on Friday even
ing at the studio of Professors Berg ano
Stoll. The numbers were rendered by
Professors Berg, Huber, Angeloty, anc
the Misses Santa Cruz and Professor
Stoll.
Mr.. Walter R. Harper, Mr.. George 81
Anderson and Mr.. Chas. s. Ward have
returned from Catalina. While there
they visited the isthmus and succeeded
in collecting large number of relics,
supposed 10 have been the property of
the Indians who inhabited the island
many years ago.
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On Thursday evening pleasant social
was given at Mr.. Aylesworth's. Among
those present were Mr.. Lawrence, Miss
Lawrence, Mr.. Reeve, Miss Lloyd, Mr..
and Mrs. Haskell. Miss Haskell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Aylesworth, Miss Brown, MIR.
Glenn, Miss Bessie Edgerly, Miss Ayles-
worth. Mr. Martin, Miss Story, MIR. Nc.
Collum, Miss McCollum, Mr.. Fred
Matthews and Miss Rsxford.
NV
A surprise party was given to Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Nettles on Thursday evening
at their residence on Kelley street.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Porter, Mr.. F. Jones, Miss U. Bed
ney, Miss May Porter, Miss Beck, Mrs
Ovens, Messrs. William Bedney, J.
Smart, w. Burns, B. Munby, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardy, Messrs. Charles Smith,
Hapman, w. Quaws, w. Woodward, F.
Harris, F. Woods, Miss Addie Woods,
Mrs. Lucy Bollanger.
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Ga Monday evening the Woman g
Christian Mission Society gave q mite
social at the residence of Mrs. Grove.
The following programme was well rem
dered: Piano solo, Miss Grace BANTER
recitation, Mrs. H. G. Jackson; piano
solo, Mr.. Frank Higgins; recitation, Miss
Grace BANTER; song, Mrs. William
Chamberlain recitation, Master Arthur
Bell; piano solo, Miss Carrie Wagner
recitation, Miss Bertha Ovens; song,
Mr.. Eugene Koehler; piano solo, Mr..
Frank Higgins; song, Mr.. Romeo La
Pointe.
NV
The followingl is the programme for
Pure Fountain Band of Hops given yes
terday at 2:30 p. m. at Grace M. E
Church, East First street: Opening ex-
ercises; instrumental solo, Miss Minnie
Clifford recitation, Allie Wagner; reci-
tation, Emma Wise; recitation, Edith
Wyatt vocal solo, Miss Lizzie Knighton
recitation, Mollie Miller; recitation,
Pearl Harmon vocal solo. Annie Lewis
declam alton, John Madison; recitation,
Minnie Clifford; recitation, CLARA Bing.
ham vocal duet, Minnie Clifford and
Lily Lewis.
On Friday evening a large swimming
party visited the Natatorium, on Fort
street, which had been engaged in ad-
vance. A very pleasant evening was
spent in the tepid water. Those in the
party we're: Misses Henderson, Colts
chalk, Emerson, Schwanecke, Atchinson,
Graham, Stewart, Platt, Forester, Hall
Lowell and Pryor; Mesdames Atchinson, B.,
Edmonds, Swan, Shook, Kelley, Colts
chalk, Watson, Germain, Mackenzie,
Grey, Stewart, McOauldin and Schenck
Messrs. Callahan, Watson, Ernst, Perry,
L. A. Kelley, Jr., Smith, Schwsnecke,
Wilson, Steckel, Hall, Lowell, Entler,
Blake, Edmonds, Gottschalk and Uthof.
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On Wednesday afternoon, August 21st
the three-year-old daughter OF F. P Kelly
and Lucille Kelly, gave lawn party at
their home on lockwood avenue near
Belmont. About dozen girls and boys
were present, and played games
and danced upon the grassy sward.
About 4 o'cl ock, long table with all
the dainties dear to children, and
adorned with flowers, was placed upon
the lawn and the following little misses
sat down to the repast: Grace Phelps,
Ramona Yarnell, Lewellyn Case, Josie
Bont, Elsy Holton, Minnie Brown, Ruby
Brown, Ethel Stewart, Lucille B. Kelly
and masters Dane Holton and Elmer
Pascoe.
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Last Wednesday evening Mr.. L. A.
Bailey and Miss Sadie M. Lewis were
married. The ceremony was celebrated
in Long Beach, Rev. 1. w. Bailey officiat.
ing, at the house of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. S. Lewis. There
were present Mr.. and Mrs. HI. G. Bailey,
Misses Kate, Birdie and M. B. Bailey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig, the Misses Craig.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Boring, of Orange; Mr.
and Mrs. Garrison, Miss Ada Garrison
Cole and Joe Garrison, of Wilmington
Mrs. Cryer and daughters, of San Jacinto
Mr. E. L. Chapin, Los Angeles; Mr.. and
Mrs. Malin, Mrs. Young, Mrs. Ellis, and
Mr.. Greening, of Long Beach.
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Monday evening, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B.
Davisson were given pleasant house
warming at Sierra Madre and quite &
number of friends assembled to wisf
them Joy in their new home. Dancing
was kept up till morning. Among thos,
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Sandefur, (tht
former acting as fo3r MASTER, Mrs
Mosher, Misses Mabel Wardall, Grace
Wardall, Lizzie Haydock, Lettie Sande
fur, Nellie Sandefur, Clyde Mitchell
Fanny Charters, May Davisson, Madg'
Beatty, Jenny Shrode, Jenney Pinney
Nita Wardall, Messers. M. Mitchell
Helsley Beatty, White, Haydock, Pinney
Lancaster, Mage Shrode, Curtis Hillyer