Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-08-11
SOCIAL EVENTS.
A Great Many People Go to
the Sea Shore.
WHAT THE OTHERS ARE DOING.
Hops and SOcials-A Fish Party-A
Calico Party-SOcial Affairs
in Adjoining Towns.

They are having moonlight parties and
picnics at San Pedro.
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A social dance was given Saturday
evening at Miiler's Hall at Port Ballons.
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The chief social event Of the coming
week will be the Ellis party on Monday
night.
A large number of the society people
of Los Angeles are now at Coronado
with the Knights Templar.
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The ladies of the Central Baptist
Church gave a watermelon social at the
residence OF Mrs. James Thomas, on
Temple street, last Wednesday night.
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The Young Peoples Society OF the
Vernon Congregational Church gave a
Japanese tea last Friday evening at the
residence of MIR. Mcclure on Alameda
street.
Cahuenga Tribe, l. o. r. NJ, met last
evening at II North Main street with a
large attendance. Matters relative to
the advancement of the order were
discussed, and the suggestions advanced
will be carried out as soon as possible.
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The third family reunion OF the famous
Bigelow family takes place next Wednes-
day at Lincoln Park, Worcester, Mass.
Mrs. L. M. Bigeiow and her son, Mr.. J.
X. Bigelow, are at present residing in
this city.
The Angel City Lodge, Knights and
Ladies of Honor, which was lately in
stituted, is making rapid progress in
membership. A complimentary social
will be given shortly by the members,
which is expected will be the event Of
the season. The regular place of meet
ing is II North Main street.
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MIR Hancock Banning and small
party Of friends started for a weeks cruise
in his yacht La Paloma on Tuesday last.
They 60 to Catalina and will cruise
around the island. The party consists
of Miss Susie Patton, Miss Annie Smith,
Miss Lulu Glassell, Miss Sophia Lacy,
Miss Maud Sullivan, Miss Gibbs, the
Lacy brothers, Mr.. Phillip Glassell, Mr..
Guy Barham, Mr.. Glassell Patton, Mr..
Banning, and others.
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Last Tuesday at meeting OF the Pick
wick club, in Pasadena, the following
officers for the ensuing year were put in
nomination, the election to take place
next Monday evening: NJ. U. Masters,
President; Justus Brockwsy, Vice Presi-
dent E. E. Fordham, Recording secre-
tary; H. r. Hertel, F. L. Jones, @. w.
Bell, L. l.. Test, Executive Committee /;
E. H. May, Treasurer.
The marriage of William j. T. Doak
and Miss Nettie Sexton took place at the
home of j. P. Baumgsrtner, on the cor
ner of Carey avenue and Second street,
Pomona, on Monday afternoon. Rev. j.
W. Phelps, of the M. E. Church, per-
formed the ceremony. Only the rela-
tives of the bride and one or two friends
of the groom witnessed the marriage.
The couple departed Immediately after
the ceremony upon brief bridal tour on
the.Coast.
County Recorder Francis and his
estimable wife will celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of their marriage
on Saturday. the Oath. Several hundred
invitations have been issued, and con-
siderable party will assemble at Mr..
Francis residence on Temple street. In
inviting all the employees of the
Recorders office, Mr.. Francis has done
graceful thing, which will be duly ap
preciated by them all.
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The following named young ladies anC
gentlemen left the city last Wednesday
morning for Catalina island: Misses
Bessie Tillotson, Bessie Herndon, Mary
Herndon, Lois Veazy, Messrs. Harry
Veazy, B. B. Cain, III. H. Willie anc
Will Veazy. The young ladies were
chaperoned by Mrs. Burnett, of SaI
Diego. The party returned yesterday
and reported that they had delightful
time upon the island.
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There was pleasant card party
Wednesday evening at the residence o.
Mrs. Potts, on Downey avenue. The
whist games afforded great deal O
pleasure, and the play was OF very higt
order. The party consisted of the host
ess, the Misses Vickery, Walters, John
son, Embody, Beaumere and Mrs. Cham
berlain, of Santa Ana, and Messrs
Latham, Bloss, Flint, Baldwin, Walters
Embody, Clark and Hanna.
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Prof. T. S. G. Lowe, of Los Angeles,
has been absent from the city for some
time in the East, where he went to at
tend the wedding of his daughter, Eva
Eugenia, to G. Henry Stinson. The af
fair, which took place at Morristown
Pa, on the 25th, was an important social
event among the people of that vicinity
Over 800 invitations we're issued, and
the presents which we're received were
numerous and beautiful. A number o.
kilograms OF congratulation were sen
from Los Angeles.
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A pleasant party, of Pomona peo
pie, consisting of Mieses Mueller
Padgham, Belcher, Jones, Marie
Giffin, Edith Giffin, Alice Giffin, Mar
guerite Giffin, Mrs. Giffin, and Messrs
Linsley, Cheesman, Dole, Spence, Finne!
and Zlles, spent Monday in picnic il
San Antonio Canon, enjoying the cool
bracipg air, and sparkling water Severa
excellent photographs of the cai1on wer
taken, besides many different and uniqu
ones of the party. The party starte'
home about 7 O'Clock in the evening
making the trip down by moonlight. Th
party was given by and under the direc
tion of Mr.. Geo. III. Cheesman.
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A birthday party was given Wednes
day evening, the 9TH inst, by Mr.. an
Mrs. w. Watson, at their residence, NC
So Lacy avenue, in honor of the sixteenth