Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-14

Los Angeles castle NO. Z, knlgnts OF
the Golden Eagle, gave social hop on
Wednesday evening, at No. 150 South
Main street. There was large gather
ing and the evening was enjoyably spent.
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The Oxymels will hold their next
meeting on the 22d, at Miss Laux', on
Fort street. An interesting programme
has been prepared.
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The Fifteen Club met at Miss Mildred
Howell's residence, 1858 South Hill street,
on Friday night and passsd a most en-
joyable evening.
The Hotel Metropole at Catalina Island
is now under the management of G. A.
Sumner, who intends to personally see
that his guests are satisfied. Those who
remember how the Pico House fourished
in old days, under Mr.. Summers direct
ion, will welcome the news.
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The hops at the Arcadia. Santa Monica,
are very popular this season, and on
those evenings, when they are given. the
trains from Los Angeles are crowded.
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The Young Mems Literary and De-
batting Society met last Friday evening
at Mrs. Foy's. on Pearl street, between
Sixth and Seventh. The programme
was as follows: Speech, William jeff
ries; recitation, "Garnet Hail." Frank
Allender composition, U. Mulreen; BIZ
ography, Virgil Cooke; speech, Don
Cameron; biography, Frank Bouelle !;
debate: Resolved, that unrestricted en-
igration is detrimental to the best inter-
ests of the United States; affirmative,
Don Cameron, Frank Allender negative,
Frank Dominguez and Greedy Bently !;
paper, Edward Meddler; defamation,
F. Mulreen; speech, Evert Smith; spice
box, Dana Weller. Quite a number Of
invited guests were present.
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Lyon Camp, Sons of Veterans, will
give camp fire tomorrow night il w.
G. T. U. Hall, corner of Fort and Tenn
pie streets. All the G. A. r. posts and
sister camps have been invited to be
present. AS this is the first camp fire
ever given by the Sons in this city, Capt
ain Baldwin and Sergeant Brown are do
ing their utmost to make it grand sue
cess. The entertainment is free, and
baked beans and coffee will be served.
A splendid programme has been ar
ranged.
A pleasant birthday party was ten
dered to Mr.. E. R. and Miss Phil. S,
Flores, at their residence, S31 Temple
street, on Friday, July 5th. Among
those present were Miss Lizzie Cleave.
land, Miss Mary Lopez, Misses Carrie
and Maggie Willheart, Misses Sepul-
veda, Miss Annie Casey, Miss Dora
Flores, Mrs. G. Kettler. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
C. Flures, Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs.
and Miss Grijalvs, Mr.. M. Ordoqui, Mr..
d. Rios, Mr.. M. Enrique, Mr.. Tho.
Broadhead.
Miss Minnie Gilman's 18th birthday
occurred during the early part OF the
week, and her relatives gave her gen.
uine Minnesota surprise at her residence
on Wall street, near Seventh. 1t was a
genuine surprise, but everything went
off merrily, and those who were present
were sorry that the occasion could not
Immediately recur. There was music,
strawberries and other refreshments.
Among those pre- lent we're Mr.. and Mrs.
S. N. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Gill
man, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Townsend,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Townsend, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. L. j..
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Blake, Mr..
and Mrs. G. 81. Dunsmoor, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. M. Dunsmoor, Miss Kitty Townsend,
Miss Nelly Cheeseman, Mrs. Allison,
Mrs. A. M. Dunsmoor. Ed. Gilman, O..
F. Dunsmoor, Oracle Dunsmoor, Elmira
Dunsmoor and j. G. Dunsmoor.
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A number of ladies and gentlemen as
sembled at Mrs. Andrews residence, on
the Bonnie Brae tract, last Friday even
ing, to see what could be done in the
way of forming minuet club. All those
present took an active interest in the
formation of such club, and COM
mittee was appointed to draw up bylaws
to present at the next meeting, which ia
to take place next Thursday evening, at
Mrs. Reudall's home, on Ninth street.
During the evening, and before the COM
mittee was appointed, Professor Bernard
Berg favored those present with several
excellent selections upon the piano.
Miss Hattie Andrews recited piece en-
titled 1.-The Minuet," in a very creditable
manner; several other songs and recita-
tions were given during the evening.
The party broke up about IL O'Clock.
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The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society gave
a garden party at the residence of Mr..
auu blIbs W OnCt, hOieh WCco wi t''Oi Va
Pico and Alvarado streets, on Wednes-
day evening. The spacious grounds
were beautifully decorated with Chinese
lanterns. There were at least 250 per
sons present, and in the early part OF the
evening vocal and instrumental enter
tainment was given in the parlors of the
residence, in which Mrs. j. j. Schallert,
Mrs. DIR. Ramon and others sang; also
an address by Mr.. j. III. Dockweiler
Prof. Brenner acted as accompanist. The
young people afterwards took possession
OF a dancing pavilion which had been
erected adjacent to the house, and hand
somely decorated. The refreshmeni
tables were looked after by
the Misses Signoret, Manning
Matfield, and Cleveland. Among those
present were: Edward Mullen and
wife, j. Kenealev and wife, DR.. and Mrs
W. E. Reed, DIR. and Mrs. M. M. Kan.
non, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Schallert, DR.
and Mrs. Lindenfeld, B. Reeve and wife
Mr.. and Mrs. @. Ganshl, Mr.. and Mrs
ID. F. Donegan, the Misses Desmond,
Mullen, Devine, Casey, Deakers, Hor'
gan, McManus, Brant, O'Kane, Made
gan, Michigan, Wilson, Reffel. Buckley
Lawler, Fleming, Clancy, Ganahl, Reeve
Lindenfeld, Philipson, DIETRICH, Kene
ally; Mesdames Huber, Elston, Gray
Weinshank, Holmes, McGinnis, ano
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