Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-29
SOCIETY MATTERS.
THE BOYLE HEIGHTS TENNIS CLUB
REcEP rION.
The Opening of the New Courts Yesterday.
The Illinois Social-A Lunoh Party.
L. M. 8. Clubs Meeting-Nsws Notes.

are the handsomest and best arranged
in the city, being located so the sun
does not shine in the players eyes. The
grounds are 120 feet square, enclosed
with wire netting ~ feet high. In the
southwest corner is the pavilion, fur
nished with comfortable seats. The
court is surrounded by trees, and will be
very pleasant in summer. 1t was dec
Grated yesterday with flags innumera-
BILE. A most enjoyable luncheon was
served by the members of the club.
Among those present were Mr.. and
MIRA. Mad. nheliant Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
drick, Miss Yocum, Mrs. Urneuun
Stevens, Mr.. Lantz, Miss johnson, Miss
Gertrude johnson, Miss Blaisdel, Mr..
and Mrs. Chase, Mr.. Manning, Mr..
Theo. Coulter, Mrs. Lopez, Mr.. Ben
Johnson, Mr.. Jack Hamilton, Mr.. j.
Fred Blake, Mr.. Frank Forester, Col.
Honeysuckle, Mr.. F.. Flint, Miss Tufts,
and Mrs. Fred Teale, Mr.. Hunsaker,
Mr.. Givens, Judge and Mrs. Chapman,
Miss Chapman, Mr.. Charles Deering,
Miss Perry, Mr.. Ward Chapman, Mr..
George Yocum, Mr.. Sprigg Chapman,
Mr.. Will Ward.
1t is an unusual thing to have an UNI
pire of only even syears of age, and to
have his authority unquestioned; but
such is the case. in this club. TrOw
Hendrick, son of Judge Hendrick, the
president of the club, is the little um-
pire.
Va Several exhibition games were played.
Coulter and Hamilton beat Manning and
Flint, 6-3, 1913. Miss Yocum and Mr..
Chalfant beat Mrs. Seele and Judge
Hendricks, Ga. Messrs. Hendricks and
Chase beat Chalfant and Ward, 6-3,
Messrs. Hendricks and Flint beat Glib
bons and Manning, 6-3. Coulter and
Given beat Hendrick and Manning, 6-3
and 6-2. Chase and Chalfant beat Coul-
ter and Hamilton, and Manning and
Flint beat Chalfant and Chase, As, ga,
Ga.
ILLINOIS SOCIAL.
The largest audience of the season
thus far in the course OF socials and en-
tertainments by the Illinois association
filed Illinois hall Tuesday evening,
every seat being occupied, and some
persons being obliged to stand. A
splendid programme, prepared by Rob-
bic Burns and some of his numerous
friends, was enjoyed and applauded by
all present. A social dance followed
the stage exercises. Next Tuesday
evening Miss Josephine Williams, as
sisted by other local talent, will present
q series of musical and literary exer-
cises, and also lively comedy, entitled
The Lottery Ticket.
LII s. CLUBS MEETING
The L. M. s. club was well represented
last Friday evening at its bi-monthly
meeting, which rwas held at. the resi-
dence OF mrs. M. Il. Buttorworth..-----
The programme for the evening was
as sfollows:
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Something New Miss Lou zieser
Defamation. ...-,.-t...-..... Mr.. Gus Harper
RECESS.
Character song, (trio) o)......................
Miss Della Butterworth Miss Ollie +. Bauer,
Mr.. G. P. Adams.
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LUNCH PARTY.
Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee, OF Figueroa
street, gave delightful lunch on Thurs
day, complimentary to Mrs. Finlaw, of
Santa Rosa, and her niece, Miss Flor
ence Rockwell. Covers were laid for
twelve, and, amid beautiful decorations,
bounteous repast was served.
Those present were Mrs. Chaffee, Mrs.
Ffnlaw, Mrs. Bannister, Mrs. III. O. Col
Inns, Mrs. McCook, Mrs. Fred Howes,
Mrs. Chauncey Baker, Mrs. Thos. A.
Lewis, Miss Katherine McCook, Mrs.
Captain Bailey, Miss Rockwell.
NOTES.
Hattie Enge, the president, and Burt
Russ, the secretary OF the Pansy club,
write to the HERALD that they desire to
publicly acknowledge the kindness
shown the Pansy club by the young
gentlemen who rendered the Chinese
Comique in costume, Masters Peck
Blume, Cotton, Jacoby and Woolshim,
at their public entertainment at Illinois
hall, on the evening Of March the goth.
Miss Bosler, of Farmer City, ILL.,, is
visiting the families of DR.. w. G. Coch-
ran and E. Berman.
Miss Sue Harrison, OF the Clearwater
postoffice, is visiting friends on Ruth
avenue.
The Oxymel club will meet at Miss
Laura Hanna's, on Buena Vista street,
on Monday evening, and discuss Jerome
K. Jerome.
The first concert OF the Apollo club
will be given on next Friday evening,
April Sd, at the Los Angeles theater.
This club is a new organization, COM
posed of sixteen ladies and sixteen gem
tlemen, under the leadership OF Mr.. r.
T.. Paulsen. The programme has been
go arranged that the voices may be
heard separately and combined. Sub
scriptions have been well taken by the
music lovers of the city, who are look
ing forward to it as the musical event Of
the season.
A large number Of ladies in Mrs. Aver
ill's classes, and also in the Ruskin Art
club, are making a. systematic and
thorough study OF the history and art of
Egypt. All these will have a special in
terest in the two lectures to be delivered
by Rev. J. G.. Fletcher, on this subject.
Mr.. Fletcher has twice made the tour of
this most interesting country, and is q
very pleasant and entertaining speaker.
Invitations are out for al April Fool
social, to be given by Angeleno Circle,
No. 100, Companions Of the Forest,
Wednesday evening, April 1st, 1891, at
Kramer's hall, 3l3 South Main street.
cHAMRFR ar r>OMMERcE