Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-03


present in mask, and thoroughly en-
joyable time was had by all. Among
those present were: Misses F. Tilden,
M. Curtis, E. Sens, u. Fitzpatrick, N.
Farrell, G. Ferguson, II. Sens, G. Foss,
L. Foss, Donahue, Jose, Douglass. Brad
shaw, Cunningham, Lorbeer, Cook
and Gibson, Mines. Curtis, Pratt, Leach
and Douglass, Messrs. Wooster, Leach,
Vance, Schmidt, McNutt, Cough, Du-
mond, Brown, Solano, Whitney, Hoist,
Preston, We'll, Jewett, Dockstader,
Clegg, Conwell, Cumpston, Rugg,
Brockway, Melsted, Ragland, Betowski,
G. Smith, H. Lapp, Woolley, Williams,
Foss, Strong, Hersey and others.
Companions of the Forest.
A social and dance was given by An
gelena circle No. 106, Companions of the
Forest, on Wednesday evening at Gale
donia hall. The opening address was
delivered by G. H. Bremen, of San Fran
cisco, high secretary and was followed
by an excellent literary programme. A
dance and refreshments completed the
evenings entertainment, which was en-
joyed by all.
Among those present were Mrs. r.
Levy, Mrs. E. Ellis, Mrs. A. ID. Ross,
Mrs. A. Mcdonald, Mrs. Lansberg, Mrs.
White, Mrs. A. L. Lumenthal, Mrs.
Walker, Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. Coble, Mrs.
Welch, Miss Michael, Miss Downey. Miss
May limerick. Miss Nina B. Forbes,
Miss Lizzie Wilson, Miss Mary Walker,
Miss Kurze, Miss r. Smith, Miss Laura
Welch, Miss Mamie Berker, Miss Anna
Berke, Miss Viola Myer, Miss Rusche,
Messrs. James Kennedy, M. Cohen,
L. Goldstein, N. Landsberg, J. |.
johnson, F. Lucas, II. Whitson, G.
Lew, w. Oser, G. Hall, j. A. Bartholo-
NEW, H. Kindser, M. Cohn, F. P. Hill,
L. Simmonson, G. H. Kremer, j. Krem,
o. G. Sens, H. G. Walker, S. Rosen
blum, McGill, w. j. Stodter, George
L. P. Goler, G. w. Craner, R. R. Grid
wood, Meyer Siegel, O. Lansberg, X.
Schumacher, William S. Stubb, G.
Check, S. Mawson, j. Isaacson.
.'The Six Ages"
Quite q large number of the gentle
men friends of DR.. and Mrs. Kannon
hearing that Sunday evening was the
sixth anniversary of their wedding,
made it the occasion of very pleasant
gathering at the doctors residence.
w. A. Ryan, in behalf of those as
sembled, presented the doctor with
several pieces of statuary, representing
the six ages of man, while Mrs. Kannon
was the recipient of handsome floral
offering. The doctor accepted the
souvenirs i'll happy little speech.
The occasion was enlivened by vocal
and instrumental music and a recitation
by Mr.. M. J. Dougherty of Galesburg,
Illinois.
Miss Agnes Wilson and Miss Logan
assisted Mrs. Kannon in making the
evening most enjoyable one.
Among the gentlemen present were:
Messrs. Dockweiler, Bergen, Ward, Nc
Elheney, Clancy, Doran, Ryan, Miller,
Mansfield, Fleming, Howe and Lin
brock.
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Field gave party
in celebration of their daughter Carries
eighteenth birthday on Friday evening.
A social and enjoyable time was had by
all present. The young lady received a
great number of presents, among which
was $4,000 from her father. Among the
guests were Misses Lena and Alice Pit
blado, Carrie Field, Mrs. Shaw, G. l..
Field, of Los Angeles; Misses Edith and
Mable Young, OF Buena Park; Misses
Edith and Marian Gardner, of Pasa-
dena; Messrs. A. Tuthill, &. Tuthill,
Grant, Walker, Cochran, G. Hayes, d.
Hayes, Newkirk, T. S. Shaw, S. e.
Shaw, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Field, and
others.
Twenty One Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. M. Brown were about
to forget that they had been married
twenty-one years, when at about 8
O'Clock last Friday evening, while the
family were sitting around the library
lamp reading, the front door was opened
without ceremony, and surprise party
numbering perhaps fifty of their friends
walked in, Invested themselves OF their
wraps and took possession OF the cozy
cottage home of the Brown family. 1t
was a complete surprise, but all were
made to feel that welcome for which Mr..
and Mrs. Brown are justly noted. A
pleasant evening was passed, and sur
prise lunch served and enjoyed. Some
Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard, Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison,
Mr.. Ragland, Mrs. Spear, Mr.. and Mrs.
Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs. Muncey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs. Wright, and
others.
The Stewart Musicale and Party.
A very enjoyable party took place at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Stewart on Belmont avenue, on Tuesday,
October 2Sth. the occasion being mu-
sicale and farewell party rendered by
Miss Ethel Stewart to her little friend,
Miss Eloise Loosen, who has been visit
ing her for the last three months, prior
to her departure for San Francisco. AT
about 3 80 the little ones began to ar
rive, and were received by the little
hostess with her usual ease and grace in
the spacious parlors, which were hand
somely and profusely decorated with
choice roses, ferns and chrysanthemums.
A musical entertainment followed, and
Ethel and Eloise completely charmed
the company by their varied perform
ances. Ethel gave some rare piano and
violin solos in a manner that evidenced
natural grace and talent, developed by
careful training, for child OF only 0
years.
Little Eloise, a fairy sprite of only 6
summers, gave several fancy dances
with artistic grace far beyond her years.
She also displayed wonderful talent
in her several recitations and piano
selections. She has made many friends
while here, who regret to see her take
her departure.
Az K nm the children formed a