Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-11
IN SOCIETY.

Last Wednesday evening the home OF
Rev. and Mrs. d. Hughes, S43 Hemlock
street, was the scene Of a surprise party
rendered to their youngest daughter,
Frances, by her young friends and ac-
quaintances, by whom she is highly es-
teemed for her pleasant manner and
amiable qualities. Early in the evening
Miss Frances was sent to one of the
neighbors, charged with a trihing er-
rand, and when she returned, shortly
after o'clock, she was surprised to find
the large double parlors in possession OF
jolly gathering OF young folks who i'm
mediately proceeded to the business Of
the evening, which was that of enjoying
themselves. Mrth-provoking games
and charades followed each other in
rapid succession, and all were played
with zest such as youthful, happy
hearts can show on snch occasions.
When all were tired OF play, refresh
ments consisting of cake, fruits, nuts and
iced drinks were served, after which
more fun was INDUCED in. At a season.
able hour the happy guess departed,
all feeling more than delighted with the
evenings enjoyment. Among those pres
ent we're the following:
Ethel Brooks, Mamie Young, Edna
Bell, John Bell, Clark Briggs, John Nc
MILAN, Emily Mcmillan, Edna Parker,
Perry Parker, Z. B. Thomas, Elva Tall.
man, Misses May Hughes, Annie Hughes,
Frances Hughes, Mr.. j II. Davis and
Rev. and Mrs. d. Hughes.
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Miss Lena Reimers gave party on
Wednesday evening in honor of her four
teenth birthday. The young folks
passed a jolly evening. Among those
present were: Miss Lena Reimers,
Leila Richardson, Lille Wise, Carrie
Adams, Rossie Harrington, Lou Cahill,
Rudolph Jawnsen, Ed Foster, Rex
Belcher, Gus Linde, George Parks, Wal
ter Parks, Edward Doer, Herbert Burns
and others.
The ladies Of the Boyle Heights Lit
erary ASSOCIATION gave social last
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.
S. NJ. Perry, Chicago street. Miss Har-
rison, Miss Josephine Williams and Mr..
Symington gave recitations, and Miss
Stone, Miss Alice McComas, Miss Grace
and Master Arthur Perry and Mrs. San
derson gave the musical part Of the pro-
gramme.
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Mrs DR.. HANNA gave q reception to
the ladies of the First English Lutheran
church in the parsonage yesterday after
noon. The large attendance and the
cheerful spirit manifested, must have
convinced Mrs. HANNA of the high
esteem in which she is held, and OF the
gratitude OF the congregation for the
efficient service rendered by DR.. and
Mrs. HANNA during Rev. Heislers i'll
ness.
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A reception and reunion OF the stu
dents and friends of the Woodbury. Busi-
ness college will be held at the college
hall this (Friday) evening. A pleasant
musical and literary programme will be
presented, followed by an informal
social. The public is cordially invited.
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Professor Payne's assembly, on Tues
day, proved to be very pleasant affair.
The ladies' orchestra randered several
selections. A selection by the Misses
Reicks, Miss Ora Willard and Miss
Meichel was very much enjoyed.
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VIII Veazie, OF this city, and Mrs.
AMMAN, of Woodland, were married on
Wednesday in San Francisco. Both
contracting parties are we'll known in
Los Angeles.
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Miss Mary Jones leaves today on the
Pomona to visit her brother in San
Francisco.
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Stephen Evans goes north today for q
short visit.