Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-30
IN SOCIETY.

A merry party of picnickers will enjoy
an outing at Millard's caiion today.
Mrs. Harrington will chaperon the
party. Those who will make the trip
are Miss Risch, Miss Wilson, Miss
White, Misses Tuford, Misses Tisdale,
Miss Walker, Miss Baker, and Messrs.
Wilson, Gaylord, Gregory Perkins, Ba-
ker, Orem, Carter, Campbell, DR.. Haynes
and DIR. Davidson.
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Mrs. E. F. G. Klokke and Miss Klokke
held delightful reception at their resi-
dence on Figueroa street on Thursday
afternoon. There was magnificent
display of roses in the reception rooms
and around the arches. Magnolia trees
added to the effect OF the roses in the
hall. Separate tints ofroses were massed
in the apartments. Mrs. Klokke was
assisted by Misses Klokke and Helling,
and Mrs. Charles de Hzigethy. Refresh
ments were served on rose-decorated
tables, and the hospitality of the family
was enjoyed by many friends of the
family, including the following Mes
dames E, p, Johnson. o. HI. Churchill,
d. Mcfarland, /. o. Smith,. w. A.
EIderkin, S. @. Hubbell, @. fl. Capen,
H. o. Collins, H. T. Lee, F. A. East
man. A. r. Chaffee, 7. B. Brown, G. E.
Clasius, A. Bancroft, w. F.. Botsford,
E. B. Millar, G. Laux, A. Alderman, S.
o. Houghton, G. Ducommun, f. Perry,
d. Modini Wood, III. H. Maynard, j. F.
and w. Cosby, R. w. Widney, A. ].
Wells, G. Eshman, F. M. Coulter, w. S.
Maxwell, f. g. Howes, A. D. Childress,
Hughes. j. T. Steward, F. H. Shoe
Goodrich, w. L. Graves, ]. Nj. Stewart,
J. R. Boal, l. N. Van Nuys. W. G.
Kerckhoff, j. M. G. Marble, G. M. Sew
erance, ID. o. Judd, E. V. Silent, j. S.
Owens. j. S. Osgood, w. S. Moore, F.
Sabichi; Misses Carrie Laux, Maud
Boynton, Katherine Casey, Nellie l.
Boynton, Gussie Helling, Kate Moore,
Florence Perry, Mamie Miles, Cora Esh-
man and many otLers. 5s-
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There was another large attendance at
the May festival at Armory hall last
evening. The interest increases as the
festival draws to close, and tonight
will witness another good crowd. Much
interest is taken in the voting for the
most popular young lady. Miss Jennie
Cooke, Miss Lulu Sepulveda, Miss Del
fina Santa Cruz, Miss Carlota: Ragio,
Miss Dora Flores and Miss Maggie King
have been put in nomination by their
friends. Miss Rose Zoberlein, Mas
Cook assisted in the programme
last evening. The Spanish dances
met with popular approval, and all the
x>o ~ pf, ,uora or, ,rorod cauorol finn no
by the enthusiastic spectators. Miss
Maud Cook fairly captivated the audi
ence bv her singing Thursday night.
She was encored several times and was
presented with several pretty bouquets.
Among those present last evening were
noticed: Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Winston, Mr.. and
Mrs. A Sepulveda, Mrs. T. d. Mott, Mrs.
Mcclure, Mrs. Walter Maxwell, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Lecke, Miss Isabel Del Vale,
w. s. McMurtry of Los Gatos, Miss
Mamie Winston, Councilman Wersch-
ing, Miss Palencorie, Miss Carrie War
rem, Miss Susie Del Vale, G. Ganahl,
A. Neele, Miss Rita de Cells, F.
=. Captain, Miss Aurora Bonehet,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant, Miss Elmira Starr,
Mrs. Jesmin, Miss Helen Del Vale, Mr..
Ed. Carson, Baron and Mrs. Rognait,
Miss Tranquilina Sepulveda, DIR. Zabala,
Misses Phillipson, ]. B. De las Casas, A.
G. Rivera, Frank Howe, N. M. Quirola,
Frank Palomares, F. Cummings. Frank
Q. Harmon, O. Weed, A. Edswait, f.
Hudson.
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The reception rendered by Professor
Kramer to his high school class and
friends, took place last evening at Kra-
mer's hall, and was very pleasant af-
fair. The young folks enjoyed dancing
for several hours, when a light supper
was served, after which dancing was
resumed. Among those present were
noted: Miss, st. Clair, Miss Bumiller,
Miss Fitch, Miss Butterworth, Miss
Lewis, Miss Johnston. Miss Libby, Miss
Tufts, Miss Bledso, Miss Chapman, Miss
|. Cooper, Miss Cass, Miss Stevens, Miss
Lowell, Miss Bennett, Miss Otis, Miss
Clara Bennett Miss Thomas, Miss Worm,
Miss L.Whipple. Miss NJ. Whipple, Miss
Hunter, Miss Kramer, Mrs. Kramer,
Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Bugbee. Miss
Ross, Miss Tuttle, Miss Jones, Miss Du-
commun, Miss Hit, Miss Avery, Miss
Smith, Miss May Heiman, Messrs.
Cochran, Goodrich, Turner, T. McCrea,
r. McCrea, Donnell, w. Tufts, Bour-
land, L. II. Green, Will Stevens, Ste
phens, A. Bumiller, J. Bumlller, Mel
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