Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-19
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
EVENTS OF GENERAL INTEREST
DURING LAST WEEK.
A Farewell Party Given to Mr.. Bergin.
A Party at Pomona "A Social Supper.
Notes.


A pleasant party WAS given by Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Forthmann at ther residence
on Thursday evening last. The affair
was in honor of Mr.. w. B. Bergin, pre-.
vious to his leaving on visit to Europe.
Those present were: Very Rev. A. J.
Meyer, Rev. Father Mcdonald. DIR. and
Mrs. Cowles, Mrs. Stephen M. White,
Mrs. Sachriste, Mrs. M. Spencer, Mrs.
M. Ostermann, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Jeyne.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Montgomery,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bleaker, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nuelle,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Johnston, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. Desmond, Mrs. Thorpe, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Ganahl. Mr.. and Mrs Chalmers,
Misses Jevne. Appel, Burdick, Drew,
Devin, Wilson, McGrath, Desmond,
Beckess, Thorp, Ganahl, Zellner, John
ston and Forthmann; .Messrs. Loege,
Watched, Prof. Wilde, Prof. Zellner, w.
| B. Bergin, G. w. Gibson, J. j. Bergin.
! E. j. Robertson, /. Dockweiler, Fl.
Dockweiler, ]. Driscoll, H. Wilson, M.
McGarry, J. McGarry, r. Thorpe, P.
Fitzwilliam and HI. Forthmann.
PLEASANT PARTY.
Something like sixty or seventy happy
people made up scard party at the
Hotel Palomares at Pomona on Wednes-
day evening, and enjoyed themselves
until a late hour. The game was
"hearts." The names of the ladies and
gentlemen in attendance are as follows
Mines. Shaw, Bell, Couch, Resented,
Jess, Hall, Giffin, Howland, Dole
Bailey, Abbott, Haskell, Ward, Abbott,
Elliott, Androus and Padgham, Misses
Goss, Potter, Shepard, Rosenfeld, How
ard, Gushing, Blades, Elliott, Brosseau,
Innes and Buck, Messrs. Draper, Shaw,
Bell, Wooster, Finney, Todd. Francis,
Stone, Finney, James, Dashiell, Hol-
singer, Dole, Jess, Spence, Dole, Zilles,
Elliott, Hall, Giffin, Howland, Smith,
Lewis, Loop, Rowland, Shepard, Alb
bott, Haskell, Androus, Padgham,
Wheeler, Swigart, Kerckhoff, Bailey
and Chamberlain.
Miss Blades and Jay Spence captured
| the first prizes, and Mrs. Abbott and II.
S. Finney the second. The consolation
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Abbott and
Mr.. Shepard.
SOCIAL SUPPER.
On Friday evening the ladies of the
Memorial Baptist church gave supper
at the residence of Mr.. Chase on Athena
street.
There was full attendance, and
quite a nice sum was realized After
residence of Mr.. Tilden, on Athena
street, where the following very inter
esting programme was rendered:
Oyor tho Hills RI tho poorhonca Mra
Parker piano solo, Miss Florence Til
den: piano duet, Misses Kate Rider and
Dicker; vocal solo, Mrs. Shrader;
human melodeon, Misses May Butter
worth, Del Butterworth, Rose Coulson,
Iva Reid, Dora Reid, Louise Garter,
Mabel Chase and May Wright. Miss
Kate Rider, ''organist," and Frank
Weir, ''blower" vocal quartet, Come
| Where the Lilies Bloom, S. B. Horton,
Ed S. Butterworth and Misses May and
Del Butterworth piano duet, Misses
M. Chase and F. Tilden: recitation,
Miss Helen Rippey; Does the Train Go
Tomorrow and Little Johnnie Jones and
His Sister Sue. Miss Louie was farmer
manager.
A musical and literary social will be
given at the Methodist church on Pco
Heights tomorrow evening. The follow
ing amateurs will assist: Mrs. G. M.
Lebo Laura Bell Dyer, Edith NJ. Brown,
Mrs. G. M. Lebo, and Miss Lila Spenser.
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The usual monthly party of the
Chesterfield club took place at the
Bellevue Terrace on Friday evening. The
threatening weather rather diminished
the attendance, but could not dampen
the enjoyment or spirits of those pres
ent. Arend's orchestra supplied the
music, and dancing was kept up until a
late hour. The following were present:
Mrs. Ned Chalfant, Misses Florence
Harriss. Carrie Abbott, Lena Forester,
Lee Smith, Eva Tufts, frankie Khurts,
Kendall Innes, Pease, Hyans, Beta
Newell, Yoakum, McElwain, and
Messrs. Ned Chalfant, G. S. Hall, D.
Sale, H. G. Veazie, Frank Luffel, N A.
Teale, D. R. Collins, Frank Forester,
Art Allan, Ed Tufts, W. D. Stephens,
Halsted, F. L. Hanna, Bundrum,
Gushee, F. M. Notman.
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On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
w. Bosbyshell gave cobweb party at
| their residence on the corner of High
land and Magnolia streets, for the bene-
| fit of the Ladies' Aid society of the
First English Lutheran church. The
entire house was systematically cob
webbed; at the end of the various
threads entirely covered were small
presents. Each guest ON arriving was
set to work at the end of the thread to
undo the web. 1t required the COM
bined efforts of all the guests during the
entire evening to unravel the web and
obtain the gifts. Speeches were made
by Rev. Mr.. Hanna and others. A very
pleasant time was spent by all.
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On Tuesday evening the German
Catholics ofsthe city will open fair at
Turner hall in aid of St. Joseph's
church, on Main near Twelfth street. A
feature of the affair will be the music.
On Tuesday evening the following pro-
gramme will be given:
Overture, Tampa by Herold, piano,
four hands and violin, Misses M. Mans
field and Jordan, ,and Prof. Al .Stamm
Turner male chorus, Das ist der tag des
hern, by Schaefer; Turner male chorus,
German song; violin solo, Master Julius
G. Stamm.
Wednesday evening different selec-
tions will be given.
Public lunch will be given daily al
Nom and in the avaninu