Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-07
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
Events Which Occurred Dur.
ing the Week.
PARTIES AND ENTERTAINMENTS.
Picnics and Excursions - Yachting
Parties and Pleasant Receptions.
Other Occurrences.

Other Occurrences.
IAN communications for this Department
should be addre seed Social Editor HERALD,
and forwarded before Friday night of each
week.
Miss Caslis' private dancing class
closed for the summer with Mother
Goose ball last evening.
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The Wednesday and Saturday evening
hops which proved 30 popular at the
Arcadia Hotel, Santa Monica, last sea-
son, were resumed tonight.
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A garden party will be given under
the auspices of the Catholic Ladies' Aid
Society in the grounds of Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Ponet, on Wednesday evening
next.
At the Argyle, on Monday evening
last, Professor Jose Sanchez, Prof. Jose
Lompadero and Prof. Bracono, of the
Spanish Students, assisted by Prof.
Brenner, Prof. Arevalo and Miss Jennie
Rightmire, the latter a niece of w. P.
Fuller, of Whittier, Fuller & Co., gave
the guests and invited friends pleasant
entertainment.
The following ladies and gentlemen
will take part in the production of
Esmerdlda at the Grand tomorrow night !:
Miss Mamie Short, Miss Virginia Orr,
Miss Josephine Williams, Miss Rose
Ashmead, George A. Dobinson, Martin
Lehman, Charles Vogelsang, Frank Fin
layson, Mr.. Chadwick and Alec Wilber-
force. Miss Mamie Short will essay the
part of "Esmeralda."
NV
A yachting party is to start from Pssa-
dena this week. 1t will use John Hard
wells vessel at San Pedro. Following is
list of the members Of the party: Com
modore A. o. Bristol. Captain Charles
Grimes, Messrs. M. E. Wood, j. H.
Campbell. G. II. Stratton, B. Jarvis,
Perry Bonham. ]. W. Vore, F. j. Policy,
w. B. Mason, S. Doolittle, Jerry Beebe,
Will Ward and Colonel j. Banbury.
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Six young gentlemen of East Los An
geles, accompanied by six of the gentler
sex, took the opportunity of spending the
National holiday at Long Beach. They
left by the :45 train and returned late
in the evening, having spent very en-
joyable Fourth. Those uprising the
party we're: Misses Louie Irish, Dora Ro-
pert, Clara Field, Susie Pillsbury, Lulu
Atherton and Mrs. Ollie Eyre; Messrs
Miner Cilly, Clyde Bott, Charles Dixon,
Walter Bolt, Sanford Percy and Willard
Bott.
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The East Los Angeles Lodge of Good
Templars had pleasant basket social on
Tues day in its hall on Downey avenue.
III. H. Matlock auctioned off the baskets.
The following was the programme ::
Song, Miss Moore; instrumental solo,
Miss Weir; reading, Mrs. George Weeks !;
"Chalk Talk" A. HI. Hutchinson, the
Pacific Coast chalk artist; duet. Mrs.
Weeks and Miss Maggie Clark. The hall
was decorated with flags and flowers,
the result of the efforts of Master Harry
Odell.
Among those present at the wedding
of Miss Clarinda Dufton and Mr.. w.
Truitt, last Sunday morning, were Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Dufton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Truitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Wright, the Misses
Ella Crandall, Grace Williams, Sarah
Dufton, Irene La Grill, Anna Dufton,
Lizzie Dufton, Mrs. Condit, Edith Duff
ton, Mrs. James Dufton, Albert Dufton,
Walter Dufton, Chas. Kits, John Dufton,
Fred Kits, Fred Hutton and Mr.. Zin.
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On July Fourth Mr.. and Mrs. Wine
man gave a lawn party in honor of Miss
Sslkey, of Chicago, at their home in
Brooklyn avenue. Fireworks, dancing.
croquet and other amusements we're in
dulged in, after which lunch was served
on the lawn, when toasts were offered by
the gentlemen. The following persons
participated in the pleasant affair
Messrs. Gotthelf, Spier, Golsch, Pratt.
Levy, Strassburger and Feldner; the
Misses j. and F. Greenabaum, Strass,
Klein, Wohlstein, and the Misses Helen
Bertha and Matilda Raths.
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Friday was the birthday of Mrs. J. P.
Jones, wife Of the Nevada Senator, and
the happy event was celebrated by q
festive throng which gathered within the
walls of the hospitable mansion on Ocean
avenue, Santa Monica. A number of
tableaux were given, in which the priu-
cipsl roles were sustained by Mr.. o. W..
Childs, Jr., Mr.. Roy Jones, Mr.. Lester,
Miss Maggie Bicknell and Miss Bessie
Gorham. Among the scenes presented
were representations of the we'll known
pictures, "Waiting at the Foot of the
Stairs before the Opera" and "The Re-
turn"
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A pleasant birthday party was ten
dered Miss L. T. Richards at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hall on
Monday evening. The Silver-Tongued
,Quartette, Mre. Homens and Miss Annie
Hall and the Concord band furnished
music. After the music refreshments
were served.
Among those present were DR.. and
Mrs. M. A. Mayors, Miss Ella M. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cole, Miss Emory, Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Jones, Mr.. Hickman, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hall, Miss Richards, Miss NJ
Washington, Miss Cynthia johnson, Mr.
Springer, Mr.. and Mrs. Budd, Mr.. s.
Posey, Mr.. Champion, Miss Brown, Miss
Bernie Talbot, William Smart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall.
A parlor recital by the pupils of Misi
Kittie Richards was given last Saturday
afternoon, at 72S South Olive street. The
following programme was we'll rendered
Piano solo, Miss Maud Ayers; Little
Mary's WISH" Edith Owen; "Ths
Clowns Baby" Miss Winter; "Tht
Legion" Arthur Bell; ''Noah and th'
Ark" Oracle Banter; "Little Women,
Bertha Owen; "Dundee," Mr.. d. Nc
Cartney; "Kiss Deferred" Miss Ayers