Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-23


The gentlemen present were all repre-
sentatives OF the Los Angeles and Cali
fornia four hundred.
Several of the guests of the ball left
for Los Angeles at midnight, the hotel
being filled to that extent that Manager
Root was forced to place cots in the hall
ways.
Assistant District Attorney Marble
and Stenographer Frank French were
wall flowers.
Judge Leveridge looked on smilingly.
@. @. Kestner, of Reading, Pa, is at
East Indian ball with his presence.
Lambert sternberg, of Redlands, came
down to attend the East Indian ball.
Miss Hough, talented young lady of
Washington, D. c., was one of the beau
tiful girls of the ball.
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Not all the gayety and social enjoy
ment is confined to the fashionable re-
sorts, as Coronado, Santa Monica and
Redondo; but quiet San Pedro
is Gin the SWIM" and we'll to the front
in the procession.
On Wednesday evening of this week
Mrs. George H. Peck, Jr., gave lawn
party, on which occasion the spacious
grounds about her beautiful home over
looking the bay, on Beacon street, were
brilliantly lighted and decorated with
many-hued lanterns, and among the
flowers and shrubbery seats were scat
tered here and there in con-
venient hooks for such as
desired quiet chat. A dancing pavil-
ion had been extemporized by covering
the walk from the street to the front en-
trance of the house with smooth floor.
Tables loaded with delicious refresh
ments were spread under the trees, while
the mansion was thrown open to all the
guests, and those who preferred could
enjoy game of whist tete.a-tete under
cover of roof. Everything had been
arranged in the most perfect manner to
secure the enjoyment of their guests by
the host and hostess, whose reputation
for giving delightful entertainments was
fully sustained.
Among those present were: Misses
May King, May Christie, Maud Boyle,
Anna Davidson, Lille Laubershiemer,
Dena Laubershiemer, Minnie Stout, Ida
Silva, Nellie Savage. Josie Savage,
Misses Jacoby, Jaugstaf, Painter, Healy,
Phillips, Atkins, McCabe and the two
Miss Romans Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mahar,
Mr.. and Mrs. Muller, DIR. and Mrs. w.
A. Weldon, Judge and Mrs. w. H. Saw
age, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Spencer, Mr..
and Mrs. R. R. Streets; Mesdames Edel-
man, Merick Reynolds, Weeks, E. Rich
mond, Jacoby, Roster, Brown and r. G.
Sweet; Messrs. Edelman, Joe Weldt, D.
w. Weldt, Duff Williams, Kearney, Bry-
ant, easy, Marshall, Prof. j. Wiley,
Babbington, Flint, Judge A. M. ,Carpen-
ter, DR.. E. Norman, Hayes, Schilling,
Goodhue, DR.. Hill and Rev. Mr.. Hills.
XIX
Harry Hagan celebrated his 21st birth
day yesterday. Last evening his friends
surprised him at the residence of his
parents, on South Hill, near Eighth
street. They brought along many val
liable presents. Among those who at
tended were:
Mrs. Bishop, Miss Adella Bishop, Mr..
Mullin, Miss Mary Gilmore, Mr.. j. Gil
more, from Pasadena; Misses Cora
Bradley, Amy Desran, Estella Blake,
Grace Bradley, Ida Boschke, Professor
and Mrs. G.. A. Hough, Miss Emma
Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Halcomb,
Miss Halcomb, Miss Ethel Halcomb,
Messrs. G. w. Maly, Albert Barton, H.
L. Halcomb. Leigh Bradley, Clinton
Bradley, j. G. Clark, G. Delp, w. Har-
vey.
A novel entertainment will be given
early this fall for the benefit Of the
Women's Training school lately organ
lied in this city. Prof. Kramer will
soon leave for the east to arrange for
grand "Kirmess," which will be pro-
,duced in an original and extravagant
manner, resulting in marked social
success.
Miss Dassah Thomas, of Los Angeles,
returned last evening after weeks So
journ at Santa Monica, where che was
the guest of her friend, Misc Nell Smith.
She reports a general good time and feels
greatly benefited by the outing.
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Miss May Hughes went to Redondo
last evening to remain until Monday
morning. She will be entertained by
her friend, Miss Eta Williams, of the
Walden house.
DR.. and Mrs. Montgomery, Miss Leo
nora Montgomery and Master P. Mont
gomery, are spending few days at
Santa Monica beach.
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Mr.. LIE Grand Belts will return from
his northern vacation trip the first of
this week. G
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Colonel A. H. Neidig returned yes
tardav from n two montha' trim east
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= Misses Clara and May Newton are en-
joying life at Santa Catalina.