Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-01

lie Pearson and Mrs. Clara Mott con-
tributed towards the evenings entertain
ment.
Tuesday evening, November 26, was
Miss Lou Lanes 18th birthday ami
versary, and her many friends gave her
surprise at her residence on Park
avenue. Games and music were the order
of the evening, and refreshments were
served. Among those present were Misses
Jennie Cooper, Daisy Edwards, Dora
Ropert, Mamie Wilkinson, Louie Irish,
Lulu Atherton, Clara Field, Cena Dixon
and Mary Ebert, and Messrs. M. III.
Cilley, G. M. Rolfe, @. il. Bott, Walter
B ott, James Riddick, Johi. Hassett, Will
Shaw, Frank Frsry. Charles Dixon, Bert
Foster and G. H. Wilkinson.
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On Wednesday evening Miss Katie
Krieg was married to MIR. John D. Bosch
at the BRIDES residence, No. 624 Flower
street. A large number of the friends OF
the happy couple were present and
wished them the greatest happiness in
their married life. Presents were very
numerous and most of them were valu
able. The wedding dinner which fol-
lowed the ceremony was thoroughly en-
joyed. Many toasts were given to Mr..
and Mrs. Bosch and a happier event has
not occurred here for long time. Mr..
Bosch is q member of .he firm of Tag
CART & Bosch and. is we'll known here,
and his bride has host Of friends who
! wish her continued happiness.
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The first annual ball of the Rosedale
Social Club was held last Thursday even
| ing at 5l2 South Spring street. The
party was the first of series OF twelve
novelty social parties to be given by this
popular organization of young men.
Among the many features of the evening
was the first performance of the beauti-
ful Rosedale srbor march by saventy
couples, the many intricate evolutions Of
which, under the leadership of G. Chick,
the Secretary of the club, elected many
favorable comments. The hall was
elaborately decorated under the personal
supervision of Geo. H. Hildebrecht, the
President of the club. The magnificent
souvenir programme issued by the club
at cost of so cents each, were typo
graphical gems, and were among the
finest ever seen in this city. The follow
ing committee had the party in charge
M. Brady, Frank Serpy, ]. Caldwell, G.
8. Graham, Arrangements; J. f. Max
well, ]. Kennedy, N. Waugh. Reception
@. Chick. Floor Manager; Geo. Hide.
brecht, L. ]. Harris. Aids.
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At the Palomares hotel, Pomona,
Thanksgiving night, was given one of
| the most enjoyable hops that has ever
Lrapspired in that village. The affair
was under the auspices Of the Pomona
Tennis club, an organization which in
cludes some of the best people Of
Pomona ,and invitations to the number OF
about fifty were mailed. The large dining
hall of the hotel. which is not excelled
as ballroom by any hall in Los Ange-
les, was used for the occasion, and the
| floor was occupied by dancers from 8 till
IL. The following list contains most Of
those pre- ent: Miss Blades, Miss
Giffin, Miss Edith Giffin, Miss Cushing,
Miss Brownie Clark, Miss Agnes Dsni-
son, Miss Clara Mueller, Miss Alice
Giffin, Miss Maxwell, of Los Angeles,
Miss Ledbetter. the Misses Usher, Miss
Tufford, Miss Jessie Padgham, Miss
Kenyon, Miss Blanchard, Miss Florence
Blanchard, Miss Rosenfeldt, Miss Mar
guerite Giffin, Miss Burlington, the
Misses Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G..
Tinsley, MIR. and Mrs. S,oddsrd Jess,
MIR. and Mrs. f. A. Padgham, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. f. Giffiu, DR.. and Mrs. Tufford,
Mrs. Rosenfeldt. Mrs. Mueller, Mrs.
Blanchard, Mrs. Rowland, Messrs. ]. L.
Rowland, j. H. Todd, Harry Rowland,
Spence, J. H. Kew, A. P. Nichols, A. G.
Weiss, F. G. Johnston. Morlan, Frank
Zilles, G. NJ. Stone, f. Gsrsop, T. j.
Rockwell, Z. A. Gerson and Dr. I.
Hardy Smith. Mr.. J. Fl. Todd acted as
manager OF the evening and was assiated
ably by A. q. Weiss.
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The social organization which gives
during the season q series of assemblies
held its first party last Friday night at
Turn Verein hall. The attendance was
not large, but those who were present
enjoyed thoroughly pleasant evening.
The hall and stage had been tastefully
decorated with greenery and the floor
covered with CANVAS. Excellent music
was in attendance, and a good pro.
gramms Of dances was carried out. The
Reception Committee consisted of Miss
F. Wills and Mrs. NJ. S. Severance
The Floor Committee consisted of
NJ. S. Severance, James Slauson,
DR.. r. R. Dorsey and John Schumacher.
Those present we're Mr.. and Mrs. II. N.
Vail, Judge and Mrs. Van Dyke, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Vosburg, G. A. Vogelsang, Mr..
and Mrs. Vanderdeck, Mrs. Capt. Booth,
Lieutenant Meyler. Boyle Workman, HI.
Gay Wiltshire, DR.. lie Moyns Wills, Mrs.
M. L. Wills, Miss Wills, Messrs. Austin,
Bishop, Christopher, Bucknall, Hobart,
Brown, Chadwick, Jordan, Lester and
Latham, DR.. Z. H. Cole, Dr.. R. R. Dor.
sey, Lieutenant Grisrson, Percy Hoyle,
W. e. Jones, Joy E. Hunter, DR.. Nc
Gowan, 7. D. Mott, Jr., J. W. Mont
gomery, G. E. Mackey, Mr.. Picker, Jas.
Slauson, DR.. J. NJ. Radebaugh Of Pasa.
dena, Mr.. and Mrs. M. 8. Severance, Mr..
and Mrs. Creighton, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Ellis, Mrs. John Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fleishman, Mr.. and Mrs. Holterhoff, Mrs.
John p. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Mil
lar, Misses Mullins, Mr.. and Mrs. Preuss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pridham, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Platter, Mrs.
| j. Slauson, Mrs. De Szigethy, DR.. end
Mrs. Ullery, Mrs. Boardman, Miss Briggs,
Miss Bradley, Miss M. A. Brown, Miss
Gephard, Miss Merrill, Miss Dunn, Mise
Waddilove, Miss Stoneman, Misses Dor
sey, Miss Clemmons, Ssahlmer and
party, Miss Hoyt.
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The Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine, an
organization in Masonry, gave highly
entertaining performance last Friday
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