Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-08


was INDUCED in. The following compan-
ions were present:
Mr.. Kennedy, Miss Kennedy, &C.,
Mrs. Kennedy, Mrs. HI. @. Walker,
Mrs. Blumenthal. Mrs. P. L. Hoffman,
Miss E. A. Lewis, Mrs. A. Klein,
Mrs. M. Ellis, Mrs. G. Levy,
Mrs. S. Bevan, Mrs. Klepter,
Mrs. Sanderson, Mrs. Kuhn,
Mrs. T. Messmer, Mrs. Downey,
Miss Pickett, Mrs. Langberg,
Miss H. Marks, n. Stevens,
Miss A. Marks, @. Bowman,
@. Koetz, B. Brown,
M. KOetZ.
The following companions of Laurel
Circle were also present:
sc. G. Mrs. Merry, E. Nittinger, .u,i
E. Crimminger, Aug. Rouche,
James Kennedy, L. P. Hill,
G. w. Craner, Geo. j. IsaacsOn,
J. j. Folmer, Ed Reich,
P. L. Hoffman, w. A. Ryan,
wi. Cohn, M. Roth,
w. A. Stiel, L. Simonson,
w. A. Mead, Myer Siegel.
A very pleasant evening was passed by
all, and Mr.. and Mrs. Kennedy were
wished pleasant and safe journey.
Refreshments were served by the COM
panions of the circle.
A TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
The regular monthly tournament of
the l.. A. T. G. will be held at their
courts, corner OF Ninth and Pearl streets,
today and tomorrow.
Play will commence this afternoon at
$3.50 O'Clock with ladies' singles mixed
doubles and gents doubles.
Miss Tufts in the ladies' singles.
In the mixed doubles Miss Roth and
Mr.. Forester drew bye. Miss Forres-
ter and Mr.. Manning drew Miss Jordan
and Mr.. Chalfant.
Miss Boyce and Mr.. Flint drew bye,
and Miss Tufts and Mr.. Cochran drew
bye.
In the gents doubles, Cochran and
Bumiller drew a bye. Manning and
Germain drew. Chalfant and Flint.
Patrick and Hamilton drew bye, and
Cosby and Arnold drew bye.
The gents singles will be played off
tomorrow afternoon, commencing at l
O'Clock.
The entries in this event are as fol-
lows Arnold, German, Cochran, Man
ming, Bumiller, Flint, Chalfant, Chase,
Hamilton, Stephens, Sullivan, Guthrie,
McCrea ana FORESTER.
Sullivan drew a bye; German drew
Chalfant: Flint drew Hamilton Arnold
drew McCrea; Cochran drew Bumiller;
Chase drew Guthrie; Manning drew
Stephens, and Forester drew bye.
A PICNIC AT THE CANON.
A party of young folks from Bovle
Heights enjoyed the 4th in canon near
Pasadena. Mrs. S. M. Perry acted as
chaperon. The party we're driven out
in Mr. Osborn's 8 four-in-hand, and a most
enjoyable day was spent, after which
the merry party started for home, driv-
ing first through Pasadena and around
the Raymond.
Among those present were the follow
ing:
Miss L. Workman Russell Gaylor,
Miss G. Workman, Arthur Perry,
Miss Irene Cochran. Johnnie Cochran,
Miss Laura Variel, Willie Ward,
Miss Grace Perry, Charlie Patty,
Miss Mary Guard, Harry Patty,
Miss M. Hazeltine, Stanley Benedict,
Miss Alice Boyce. Elmer Donnell,
Miss H. Ferguson. Charlie Nichol,
Miss Lily Small, Wilbur Cleland,
Miss Eva Perry, Lewis Schwaebe,
Fauntleroy VarieI, Oliver Perry.
HIS FORTIETH BIRTHDAY
J. w. Webster celebrated the anniver-
sary of his fortieth birthday on Wednes-
day by entertaining his friends to very
elaborate dinner at the residence of
Fred W.Long, 2O5 West Twenty-seventh
street.. The dining room and parlor were
artistically decorated with roses and
flowers. An elegant dinner was served
and most delightful evening was passed
by all. Those present were:
M. J. Gress, w. L. Philip
j. w. Bridge. G. w. Miller,
j. l.. Stanton, ]. S. Ewing,
E. Thomas, G. J. Haines,
J. Miitenberger, w. A. Atwood,
d. P. Harrison, F. G. Spencer,
w. w. Colmery, w. f. Whitaker,
Miss Nettie M. Dick, Miss Ida Mcclure,
Mr.. and Mrs. f. j. Long.
The friends of Mr.. Webster presented
him with nice etching.
The worst attacks of Indigestion Simmons
Liver Regulator never fails to relieve.
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