Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-31
IN SOCIETY.

Miss Bowman gave delightful pri-
vate masque last evening, corner ol
Fifteenth and Main streets. The hall
was comfortably filled and the eighteen
numbers of the programme were danced
with will. Many of the costumes were
good and the characters well sustained.
ment of the young people came to a
close.
The most brilliant event OF the season
was held last night in the Turnverein
hall by the new Cotillon club.
There were present almost the entire
bined with the most perfect arrange
man what it was. The entire floor,
stairways and balcony were de-
lightfully arranged with pepper branch
with red material. while the balcony
mings being gracefully festooned along
the sides. A number OF brilliant stream
ers stretched from the balcony to the
Center Vi lllc luOSb CHCCl-
i've canopy over the most brilliant
assemblage OF society ever held in the
city.
Along the walls were clusters of palm
leaves, rendered effective by O delicate
outline OF ivy and smilax. The front of
the balcony was perfect bank of flow
ers.
The first part of the evening pro-
1f har IannaI
after which delicious refreshments,
served by Roster, were partaken Of.
The german, under the leadership of
Mr.. Frank Hicks, was next started, and
was danced without intermission until
80 a. m.
Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hicks, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. J. Ellis, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Meyler, Fred Griffeth. j. W. Mont
gomery. J. T. Griffeth, r. HI. Chadwick,
Capt. w. Banning, Guy Rose, LeGrand
Belts, Percy Hole, A. B. Harvey, Dr.
Dorsey, Mrs. DIR. MCGOWAN, Misses
Daisy Rose, Lee, Patterson. Horne,
Maud Rose, Jessie Butler, E..
Elderkin, Houghton, Gorham; George
Denis and Mrs. Denis, George
Belts, Miss Louise Dunn, Boyle Work
man, Miss Flosie Dupuy, j. E. Hunter,
Miss Cora Jarvis, Joe Patrick, Mrs.
fHolterhoff, w. Hopkins and Mrs. Hop
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Solano, Mr.. and
Mrs. l. II. Polk, Mr.. and Miss Walters,
Mr.. and Miss Wilderman, Mr.. Garland,
Miss Verne, Mr.. Stats and Miss Grace
Cole, James Slawsop, Miss Emma
Childs, Mr.. and Mrs. Talfir Creighton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins, Miss Houghton
and A. T. Harvey, Miss Bugbee
and Mr.. Houghton, Miss Jones,
Mr.. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. Severance,
Miss Tisdale, Miss Anne Neil, Miss
Wilderman, Miss Schaefer, Mrs. M. l..
Chapman, Mrs. N. Cole, Mr.. Jack Law
son, Mr.. Bishop, Mr.. S. p. Hunt, Mr.. j.
Schumacher.
The matrons were: Mrs. Charles j.
Ellis, Mrs. j. de Barth Shorb. Mrs. w.
H. Workman, Mrs. Cornelius Cole, Mrs
Alfred Solano, Mrs. d. q. MacGowan,
Mrs. J. j. Meyler.
The committees were as follows:
Ways and means committee-Mr
Frank Hicks, Mr.. Boyle Workman, Mr..
j. T. Griffith.
Party committee-Mr. ]. ]. Meyler
Mr.. Hancock Banning, Mr.. j. Schn
macher.
An informal reception was held last
night by Mrs. Bumiller- Hickey and Miss
Bumiller, at their residence, 4475 Olive
street.
The affair was well attended and thor
oughly enjoyed by the guests. During
the evening Mr.. Foran rendered mum
Der OF pleasing vocal selections.
Miss Josie Williams in the recitation
"The Lady OF Shallott," was seen at hel
best.
Mr.. G. A. Dobinson's recitations, "The
Jackdaw" and "The Bells OF Shandon,' y
were thoroughly appreciated.
Conversation furnished the principal
amusement to the company, and during
the evening delicious refreshments were
served.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Korbel have issued
cards for the opening of Korbel hall this
evening, at Boyle Heights.
The committees are as follows:
Reception committee-Mrs. DIR. Car.
Isle, Mrs Evarts, Mrs. A. Swain, Mr.
R. A. Wirsching, DR.. G. W. Campbell,
Mr.. H. Earhart.
Committee of arrangements - Mrs.
John Korbel, Mrs. DR.. Carlisle, Mrs.
Evarts.
Master of ceremonies-Judge R. H.
V. Nariel.
Tonight the Switchmen's United Aid
association will give it's FIFTH annual ball
at Armory hall.