Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-01

6l6L6Q Oh bQ6 MISSES lOrouC6 I6TIy, N6I
million of San Francisco, Tufts, Lem
end May Forester, Mary Newell, Le'
Smith, Flora Culver and Nellie Hender
son. Ed. Tufts, Geo. Grechel, Art Allen
Walter Crosby, Fred Smith, Frank For
roster, A. Kelly, Joe and Theo. Coulter
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A farewell banquet was given in honol
of Mr.. and Nine. Pedelaborde, on Tues
day evening, prior to their departure fo
Europe. Home and Gallo wit flowed
readily and all enjoyed the affair. Owe,
eighty invited guests were present
among whom were NJ. and Nine. Eyraud
M. Joseph Eyraud and family, M
Luquet, Mile. Luquet, M. Castera ano
family, M. and Nine. Grimsud, M. an6
Nine. L. Sentous, Mile. Sentous. M
Jean Opiou, M. B. Lsssere, M. and Nine
Cordier and children, M. and Nine. Clos
M. P. Gan6e, M. and Nine. Abel Lebrun
M. D. Apesteguey, M. Labourdette, M
and Nine. Puyfourcat, M. and Nine.
Capdevienne, M. and Nine. Batz and
family, M. and Nine. Ouarte. M. Cazeau
M. and Nine. Martin Lsbaig, M. Puts.
segur, M. Cazaurang, Mile. F. Heslop
Mile. Albarado, M. Theo. Raymert and
NJ. Charles Raskin.
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On Wednesday evening a birthday
party was rendered Miss Dora A. Flores
and Mrs. L. g. Flores, at Sycamore
Grove Park. The grounds were hand.
somely decorated with Chinese lanterns.
Among those who sang were Prof.
Ignacio Mercado, Miss Mary Lopez, Mr..
Cuseck. At IL p. m. the guests were in.
vited to the main building, where supper
was served. After supper dancing was
kept up until late hour. Among those
present we're: Miss Mary Lopez, Miss
Elena Moreno, Miss Phil s. Flores, Miss
Maggie Willheart, Miss Garry Gonzales,
Miss Annie Carey, Misses Amelia and
Matilda Moreno, Miss Christina Will
heart, Miss Dora A. Flores, Mrs. R. @.
de Flores, Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Flores,
Mr.. j. F. Moreno, Mr.. E. r. Flores, E.
Crispi, Manuel Ordoqui, A. Merino
David Rios, A. Domingo, i. Villegas, r.
Martinos, Cuseck, Prof. Ignacio Mercado.
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Mrs. A. S. Averill's history class gave
most delightful and elegant entertain
ment on Monday evening at the house
of Mrs. Spencer Mallard on Cummings
avenue, Angelefio Heights, the invited
guests being the husbands of the mem
bers of the class, who for six months past
had been kept in profound ignorance of
the special object and inner workings of
the weekly meetings that absorbed the
interest and attention of 30 many ladies'.
The entertainment consisted Of pro-
gramme embracing Russian music, a con-
densed history of Russia in connected
and scholarly narrative of the early
tribes, their organization and formation
into the great empire, with successive
events from the beginning down to our
day, which, by vote of the class, was
prepared by Mrs. Col. G. E. Daley,
especially for this occasion. It's delivery
met with the united applause of the
party, with many congratulations upon
what had been developed by the class.
Mrs. Averill then delivered an address,
calling upon number of her scholars to
fill in bits of history, which was admira,
bly, done. Mrs. ]. B. Mallard, in little
speech, presented Mrs. Averill with a
bouquet of roses, accompanied by a
casket filled with coin, a surprise
graciously responded to by the recipient.
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Switzer's camp seems to be gaining in
popularity, and scarcely day passes
but some party heads in that direction.
The fine mountain scenery and the
healthful atmosphere of this resort is
becoming widely known and IN another
year it will enter into competition with
some of the older places for recreation.
On Monday last a party consisting of
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Rhodes, H. G.
Dougherty and J. I. Fullerton, of Los
Angeles, took trip from the camp to
Point Disappointment which is con-
siderably higher than Wilson's Peak.
When they returned they said they had
been delighted with the view they
obtained. Great volumes of smoke were
rising from fires in the San Gabriel
caiion, and the San Fernando mountains
in the vicinity of Newhall and this only
made the view prander. Among the
recent arrivals at the camp are: W. H..
Bailey, H. M. Black, Jno. r. Reynolds,
Jr., Chas. d. Warren, Fred. E. Nevins,
of Pasadena; s. l. Merrill, Los Angeles !;
G. E. Harris, H. N. Farey, E. Garfield,
E. F. Lancaster, S. B. Randall, H. o.
Taylor, G. M. Lebo, w. J. Farey, Geo.
Taylor, Mrs. M. Maxwell. Pasadena; F..
NJ. Hovey, Isaac Springer, F. NJ. Merrill,
Miss Lizzie Carnahan, K. Reynolds, l..
N. Wood, La Canada; b. G. Dougherty,
]. F. Fullerton, Los Angeles; H. M.
Conger, G. H. Converse. A. H. Conger,
0. H. Conger, Geo. Eaton.
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The one hundred and ten guests at the
china wedding of Captain John w. Fran
els and wife, Saturday evening, August
oath, were unanimous in pronouncing it
one of the pleasantest affairs they ever
attended. The genial and popular Coun-
ty Recorder and his amiable better hall
entertained in a lordly manner. Their
comfortable and homelike apartments at
1886 Temple street impressed all who
were there that marriage, with this
couple at least, was not failure, and
this impression was intensified by the
tokens of esteem that came pouring in
from every side in commemoration Of the
twentieth anniversary of their wedding.
A large extension table was completely
loaded down with presents of chinaware,
comprising almost every conceivable nov.
city and article of utility in this line
One elegant set of plates came all the
way from Columbus, Ohio, being pre-.
sented by Miss May Elsey, of that city
The intrinsic value of the whole collection
would amount to considerable figure
But by far the most valued gift
in Mr.. Francis estimation was beau
tiful and costly tea-set in satin.lined
case, marked, "With compliments o.
the Recorders office" This is highly
priced by the recipient, as showing the