Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-14

THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Week Which Contained
Considerable Life.
Several Events of More than
Ordinary Note.
Weddings and Receptions in the City
and Elsewhere.
Surprise Parties, Entertainments, Birth
day Anniversaries, Concerts,
Musicales and Dances.
Miss Ida Menefee entertained the
members of the Cooking Club on Friday
evening at her home on Adams street.
The last rehearsal of the Oratorio Club
will be held Wednesday evening, at 118
E. Fifth street. A dance will follow the
rehearsal.
The next regular meeting OF the Hal
cyon Club will be held tomorrow even
ing, at the residence of Mr.. Pease, 719 S.
Hill street.
The Ladies of American Guild propose
holding Bazaar Tuesday and Wednes-
day from 2 p. m. to 10 p. IN. at Hen
dricks's hall, corner First and Chicago
streets, with concert both evenings.
A concert will be given at Turn Verein
hall this evening, for the benefit of the
Tabernacle Baptist church. The Ellis
Club double quartette, Prof. Stamm,
Mrs. j. S. Owens and other vocalists will
assist.
This evening concert will be given
by A. M. Hawthorne, at Elks' hall, at
which the following will assist: VIM. H.
Kimball, M. S. Arevalo and j. III. Bren-
ner.
The Los Angeles County Medical So
ciety has issued invitations to a recep-
ton to be given at the Hotel Nadeau on
Thursday evening from to II 80, in
honor of the State Medical Society,
which convenes here.
A meeting of the Louisiana Social
Club will take place next Thursday even
ing, at the residence of A. L. Appel,
587 S. Olive street, for the purpose of ar
ranging a drive to Sierra Madre Villa,
the Sunday following.
The Colgan Party.
On Thursday evening party was given
by Miss May Colgan at the residence of
her parents on Twelfth street. Among
those present were Misses Susie Ander-
son, Bessie Bell, Smell, Aggie Balentine,
Fidela Anderson, Edna Bell, May Col
gan, Fannie Adams, Mrs. Houser, Mrs
Colgan, and Messrs. Newton, j. Colgan,
H. Case, O. Houser, S. Godbold, N. Col
gan, w. Stevenson, C. Poland and C. G..
Inman.
The Seeberger Party.
Miss Seeberger gave a party at the
Bellevue Terrace on Wednesday evening,
at which the following were present
Mr.. Seeberger, Miss May Perley, Miss "
Wilmer, Miss L. Lewis, Miss Anna Field,
Miss Pluma McKeever, Miss B. A. Davis,
Miss Cora Mathews, Miss A. Root, Miss
HI. S. Quincy, Miss Seeberger, Fred
Watson, Harry Watson, George Du Bois,
General Mathews, j. F. Blake, Frank
Porter, Elmer McKeever.
The Haddock Party.
On Thursday evening pleasant party
was given by Miss Cora Haddock, at her
residence in Vernon. Among those
present were the following Misses
Carrie Longhed, Cora Tremble, Belle
Kittie Townsend, Lee Nelems, Lucy
Nelems, Nettie Beegle, Ina Wright, and
Messrs. Wade, Lambertson, Morrow,
Mills, Valentine, Brewer Mckinley,
Taylor, Draper, Tremble, Lucas and
Tummond.
The Buck Surprise.
a delightful surprise party was given
to Miss Nellie Buck, on Adams street,
last Thursday evening, on her eighteenth
birthday. Refreshments of cake, straw
berries and lemonade were served
among unOse present were Misses JeS-
sic Cole, Emma Haughawan, Hortense
Jackson, Marie McCann, Stella Jack
man and the Misses Name and Jai
Buck; Messrs, Gerhart, Duncan. Bud
long, Haughawan, Andrews, Wilson and
the Harper brothers.
The Dague Party.
Miss Berta Dague was surprised by
her friends on Tuesday evening last
Among those present were Miss Annie
Monroe of Lawrence, Kan. P. A. Kro-
shus of Caledonia, Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dague, Misses Berta Dague, Mabel and
Ada Skofstadt, A. Guenther, B. Leak
Nalcomb, Emma Barringer, Houser,
Lydia Alexander, Rosa Roth, Ruth Bar
Der, Minnie Phenan and Campbell, and
Messrs. Roy Gates, Weber, Frank Alex