Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-10
IN SOCIETY.

Miss Fanny Lockhart entertained the
Oyymel club at her home, on Ottawa
street, last evening. New England au-
thors was the topic under discussion,
and readings and stories from the works
of Mary wilkins were hugely enjoyed.
Among those present were Miss Foy,
Miss Murphy, Miss Klockc, Miss Laux,
Miss Boynton, Miss Maud Boynton,
Miss Reese, Mrs. Bartlett, Mrs. Wenger,
Messrs. G. G. Byram, B. s. Stoneman,
Frank G. Finlayson and DR.. J. E..
Cowles.
The festivities at Long Beach Satur-
dav, the 9TH. fittingly terminated with a
grand concert and ball, given by the
popular city band, who wished to testify
bv this method that they were in the
swim. The large rink was transformed
into bower of beauty by the foliage Of
the many semi-tropic plants that thrive
here in such profusion. placed 80 as to
bring into effect in relief the generous
display of flags, bunting and standards.
The concert proper was al fresco, being
but foretaste of the pleasures within,
where mirth. music and beauty formed
a fascinating symposium. The Long
Beach orchestra, with Byron Lyster as
director, furnished most tempting mu-
sic. and when the Terminals signal
OF all aboard sounded the devo-
tees OF pleasure were loath to
leave. But time and railroads
are memorable and with many express
sions of regret they took their depart
nfe.
Among those present were: Mrs.
Mary Z. Hart and son, Gene, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bixby, Mr.. and Mrs. @. L.
Goucher, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. A. Davies,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dye Davies, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo, Vaughn, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nc
Craken. Mr.. and Mrs. L. Friedell, Mr..
and Mrs. Will F. Sweeney, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. B. Boswell, Mrs. Capt. Healey
Miss Blanche Healey. Mrs. and Miss
Lowe, Mrs. Johns, Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
| Wardlaw, the Misses Josie Van Alstine,
Hettle Crawford, Nellie Stowell, Myrtle
and Lottie Benedict, Abbie Pratt, Miss
Prosise, Mrs. and Miss Binkley, Kate
Robinson, Mile Chapman, the Misses
Laubersheimer, Queenie Shepard, Ber-
nice Hoyt, Daisy Wakelee, Norah Kin
caid, Helen Macarthur, Miss epauld-
ing, Mrs. Hunt, Jessie Dunn,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hopkins, Edmund Lockett, N. I.
lfKinman, Frank Cook, Frank Bowers,
Will Treat, Charles Treat, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Lee, J. McGarvin, Jr., George and
AL. Curtis, George and J. Mcpherson,
Miss Underwood, Lin Lovett, George
Flint, S. H. Lewis, Mrs. Bullock, q.
Craw, Thomas Adney, Alex. Altman.
George II. Peck, James Lockett, Will
Craig, G. Powers, w. Bryant, c. Elikan,
Robert and Walter Martin, w. S. Kings
bury, G. E. Judge, w. G. Defriez, Ed
Under, R. M. Craw, Richard Andrews,
Herbert and Ted Okell, e. F. Pickering,
George Davis, e. R. Brown, Byron Lys-
ter, Mr.. Green, w. P. Wilson, and a
great many more l could not get.
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An informal anniversary birthday
prrty was given in honor of Miss Susie
del Vale last evening, at the residence
of ex-senator r. F. del Vale, corner Of
Twelfth and Hope streets. Piano selec-
tons by Miss Florence Riley and sing
ing by Mrs. r. F. del Vale. A delight.
full evening was spent. Among those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. R. F. del
Vale, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Foster, Mrs.
@. E. White of Pomona. Misses Florence
Riley, Helen Castyle, Alice Moody, Susie
del Vale. Nena del Vale, Rose del
Vale, Nenidina del Vale, Messrs. DIR.
Hughes. DIR. Chapneau, Campbell John
stone, Ed Barry, Thomas Mott, Jr.,
Emile Quarre, J. B. de las Casas and
VIM. Carter,