Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-05
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
The New Year Opens En-
cOuragingly.
MARRIAGES AND RECEPTIONS.
Entertainments, Surprise Parties,
lusicales, Dances and Other
Interesting Events.

Interesting Events.
should be addressed 'iSocial Editor HERALD
and sftrwarded before Friday night of eact
week.
A watch night social was held in the
M. E church, Monrovis, on New Years
Eve.
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/ A lean bag party was given on New
Years Eve by the st. Angelo guests te
their friends.
Tb management of the Bellevue Ter
race will give dance about the middle
of thu month.
The East Side lodge of the A. o. u. W
gave New Years bail Tuesday even
ing, atCampbell's hall.
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Morovisn bicyclists took run over te
Pasadena on January 1st and returned in
time fyr the entertainment in the even
ing.
Mis- Lillian Breed, daughter of L. N.
Breed, entertained few young friends
Fridsy evening at her parlors at the
Nadeau.
Mis- Louise Pearsons, prominent
ladyof Fort Dodge, Iowa, is spending
the winter at the Grand View hotel,
Mcniovia.
Mi. and Mrs. @. A. Backus were given
= surprise party New Years night, on
the occasion of their twenty-seventh
wedding anniversary.
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Miss Charnock entertained the young
ladies of the Social Guild by q candy pull
on Tuesday evening, at her rooms, cor
ner Fifth and Main streets.
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Areception was given last Thursday
evening by Miss Mamie Meade, at the
family residence, on South Main street,
in honor of Miss Nellie Nash, of Buffalo,
N. Y.
A bon-bon party was given by the
Beacon Social Club, at San Pedro, on
New Years Eve. The young folks spent
q very enjoyable evening, and danced
the New Year in.
A large New Years party was given at
The residence of Mr.. Hyans, on Boyle
Tuesday evening. Invitations
were issued to 200 guests, and the affair
was most pleasant.
On Thursday evening the s. M. Club
was entertained at the Ludlam school by
Mrs. Lummis, H. E. Hamilton, Miss
Kimball, Mr.. Falk, Mrs. Hooker, Miss
Bereman and Mr.. Orem.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Johnson, of
Monrovia, gave a pleasant little dinner
party on New Years day to their imme-
diate friends only. Several young people
of Los Angeles were invited.
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The ladies' of st. Paul's Episcopal
church gave q Christmas entertainment
to the children of the Sunday school on
Monday evening in st. Paul's hall, at the
rear of the church. The little people en-
joyed the evening immensely.
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A drive whist party was given by Mrs.
Baker, Mrs. Page and Mrs. Fish, at the
Bellevue Terrace on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Fish and Mrs. Willard captured the
consolation prizes, and Mrs. Judge
Haines and Arthur Blake the head prizes.
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The members of the 0. o. Whist Club
were entertained Tuesday evening by Mr..
and Mrs. Spencer G. Millard at their
home on Angelefio Heights. The even
ing was spent in dancing out the old
year and extending royal welcome to
1890.
The w. G. T. U. of Monrovia gave q
parlor social at the residence of Mrs. A.
B. Tomlinsons on New Years Eve to q
crowded house of merry young and old
folks, who had most enjoyable time.
An interesting programme was given by
the ladies of the union.
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The young men of Monrovia gave a
social dance on New Years Eve for the
benefit of the band. A large crowd at
tended from far and near, music was
furnished by the city band for the prom
enade concert, and the dance music by
the celebrated Hargrave's orchestra.
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On Monday evening there was pleas
ant entertainment at the Trinity M. E
church. Rev. II. M. Du Bose, Miss Nits
Brown, Charles Widney, Miss Roberto
Du Bose, Miss Mathews, Miss Maud
Clark, Miss Lena Baux, L. Findley anG
II. Carter took part in the programme.
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At Fort-street M. E. church on New
Years Eve an enjoyable entertainment
was given. Ernest Oliver, r. La Point
Lee Bigelow, Frank Hovey, Cass Osborn
Walter Pomeroy, VIM. Shreve, Miss
Julia Holmes, Mrs. Smith, Miss Kittie
Richards, J. J. Gospsr and others amused
the many present.
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A parlor entertainment was giver
Wednesday evening at the residence o
DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Heinzeman, wht
we're assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Rob
inson, in honor of the forty-second birth
day of Mr.. Robinson. A series of tab
leaux, followed by songs and dancing
rendered the occasion exceedingly pleas
ant.
Miss Marie L. Bobb, assisted by hel
pupils and Mrs. Mamie Perry-Davis and
Signor Modini, gave musicale on Fri
day evening at her studio. Misses Alice
and Minnie Stevens, Miss Tuiney, Miss
Cobb, Miss Jerm, Miss E. Fletcher ant
E. Stewart participated in the pro
gramme.
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A musicale was given on Thursday