Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-25
IN SOCIETY.

The army and navy ball at Redondo
last night was grand success. The
officers in uniform and the ladies in ball
dresses made gorgeous picture. Fol-
lowing is list OF some of the ladies
toilets:
Mrs. Platter wore beautifully EN-.
broidered pale gray crepe, exquisitely
made-ornaments, diamonds.
Miss WaddiIove looked charming in
pale blue embroidered mousseline de
sole, decollete.
Miss Kimball was lovely in pale
blue bengaline, made decollete and
trimmed with chiffon. +
Miss Breakey wore a cream striped
gauze, becomingly made.
Mrs. Lieutenant Collins was radiant
in pale blue brocade, trimmed with
silver.
Mrs. Lieutenant Baker was sweet and
lovely in pale pink crepe. ,a
Miss McCook was bewitching as usual
in white net skirt and waist of green
and white.
Mrs. McCook was stately and hand
some in white silk and point lace.
Mrs. Kimball was lovely in silver
brocade, with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Pridham wore magnificent.
dress, pale blue and golden-brown vel
vet; ornaments diamonds.
Miss Wilson wore light blue bro
caded satin.
Miss Patton wore pretty yellow
crepe.
Miss Shorb wore white silk, with
red carnations.
Miss Juliet Smith wore a pink satin
trimmed with white lace.
Mrs. Frank Hicks wore black lace
trimmed with gold.
Miss Childs was beautiful in becom-
ing black gown.
Mrs. Solano wore a lovely dress of
lavender crepe and brocade.
Mrs. DR.. Owens wore lovely white
and silver toilet.
Miss Lucia Burnett looked petite
and charming in baby gown OF white
muslin.
Miss Helling wore a becoming white
gown.
Miss Bertha Helling's dress was a
combination of cardinal and ecru silk.
Mrs. Davis was sweet and lovely in a
canary-colored silk with ostrich tips.
Miss Ruth Childs was very sweet in
dainty white gown,
Mrs. Meyler wore a blue and gold
tipped gauze.
Miss Mullins wore blue crepe gown.
Miss Anna Mullins wore white
dress.
Miss Grace Cole was handsome in
pale green gown with pink ostrich tins.
Mrs. o. w. Childs carried off her
gown OF pale blue and pink brocade with
grace.
Miss Bonebrake wore an artistic Co.'S
tune of blue and black.
Miss Wills wore pretty gown of yell
low crepe.
Mrs. Otheman Stevens wore red silk
costume.
Miss Stoneman wore pretty white
silk and tulle dress.
Mrs. Barker r'wore white lace dress.
Miss Donaldson was stately and beau
tiful in white dress.
DR.. Wills was at the hall without his
mustache, much to the regret of the
girls.
Mr.. Hereford was made happy by the
arrival of his wife and two children.
Mr.. Churchill, who brought the Itata
up from Chile, was great favorite with
all the ladies'.
Mr.. Field is a general fayorite, and
every one will regret his departure.
Mr.. Alec Patton has won the hearts of
all the ladies by his gentle and courteous
manner.
Mr.. 7. Jam Gomery and Mr.. McChad-
wich were conspicuous by their absence.
A large party of hotel people visited
the Charleston this morning, and re-
turned with trophies in the shape of
cats, cap ribbons and buttons.
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The following programme was given
last Wednesday evening at the Bellevue
avenue M. E. church, under the auspices
of the Epworth league:
Address OF welcome. ..... Miss Maggie Puph
frayer. .-.............. .....-.... N. A. Francis
song, By the League
neclthuon: ;.;.....--... ...-. MISS Lily Brock
instrumental duet. ...--..................
:. Misses Winnie Dewey and Ollie Massey
Vocal solo .-....-.... ......... Mrs. Gertie Kuh
Recitation. Miss Williamson
RECESS.
Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Miss Emily Souter
Recitation. -..........-....... Miss Shandoney
Vocal duet ,....,,........ Misses Stills and Brock
Instrumental solo ........,.- FLOYD r. Watson
Vocal due Messrs r. W. and v. I. iSi1 Push
hemtatlon Mark A. Watson
+. Miss Mary Hayes and Eugene johnson