Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-26
In SOCIETY.

| The Boyle Heights history class gave
Mrs. Threlkeld, their leader or teacher
surprise last night. About 8 O'Clock
pm. the members of the class as
eembled at the Threlkeld mansion, but
Mrs. T. was absent. Mr.. Threlkeld
played mine host and entertained the
young ladies, or rather they entertained
him until Mrs. Threlkeld returned,
which was about $50 O'Clock. After
the hostess recovered from her surprise
refreshments were served, which were
much enjoyed. After the repast was
served the party enjoyed some fine
music, and tripped the light fantastic
for several hours.
The members of the class are: Misses
May Davisson, Alice Boyce, Sara Ben
| jamin, Alice Crowell. Hattie Madison,
Artie Minkley, Celtic Workman, Ma
mie Hazeltine, Nellie Hutchinson, Alb
bic Willing, Maude Hinkley, Oracle
Sanborn, Ethel Cromwell, Emma Hill,
Flora King, Clara Chaffee, Addie Grit
fin and Jessie Grew. During the even
ing the class presented Mrs. Threlkeld
with some silver ware as token of
their regard.
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One of the finest receptions ever given
in this city wae that of Immanuel church
last Tuesday evening to the 1853 new
members who were received at the COM
munion services last Sunday. The
church parlors were beautifully decor
ated with the choicest flowers, and
table was set in the. he.refreshment room,
provided with an elaborate luncheon for
the vast attendance. The rooms were
crowded with the new members, who
were warmly and cordially received by
the old ones. The ladies of the church
surpassed themselves in making every
thing enjoyable to their guests, and the
sunny and magnetic pastor, DR.. Chi
chester, by his cordiality and good
humor inspired the strangers with
home feeling that put them at eaee at
once. Short speeches of welcome were
made by some Of the talking members,
who were all unusually felicitous in
their brief remarks. Emmanuel church
has now membership of $50 and is one
OF the strongest chdrches in the city.
Its phenomenal growth to that large
membership in three years, and the fact
that in that short time it has erected
one OF the finest church edifices in our
city, form the subject of great deal of
favorable comment both inside and out
side of religious circles.
~
Mrs. S. @. Hubbell gave very pleas
ant tea at her residence in Boyle
Heights, Friday afternoon from to 6,
in entertainment of Miss Kate Spence,
who will leave by the Southern Pacific,
Tuesday, June 28th, at 2 p. M, for a
visit to her family in Ireland, making
short stops at Chicago and New York,
visiting friends and relatives. The spa
cious drawing rooms were profusely dec
GRATED with gladioli and asparagus
fernsin large bouquets in various forms.
The guests were asked to bring their
needle work, and while they were busy
sewing, the hours were interspereed
with instrumental music by Miss Soule
and Miss Conger and vocal mueic by
Miss Rose and Miss Miltimore, all
of which was excellently rem
dered and fully appreciated. Dain-
ty refreshments were served on
small tables placed among the gueats.
The invited guests were Mrs. Robert
]. Widney, Mrs. John OF. Miss Kate
Spence, Miss Grace Gregston, Messrs.
Widney, Workman, Rose. Morford,
Childs, Angel, Foy, Miltimore, Hough.
ton. Mines. O'Melveny, Conger, Kerck.
hoff, Silent, Soule. Dunkelberger, Lacy,
Lee, Dupuy. Wills, Green, Maxwell,
Forman, Johnson, Chapman, May Stew
art, Glassell, Patton, Misses Dodsworth,
Klokke, Bonsall, Grace Stewart.
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A praise service will be given by the
choir at Simpson auditorium this even
ing by the following singers: Tenors,
}. p. Dupuy, DR.. r. w. Miller, w. s.
Williams; sopranos, Lizzie Kimball,
Lulu Pieper, Mrs. @. H. Linn, Ruth
Hall; altos, Bertha Woodland, Lottie
Doan, Mrs. J. E. Murray; Mr.. J. p.
Dupuy, musical director; Miss Helen
Widney, pianiste.
DR.. Henry West Hughes and his wife,
formerly Miss Cora Jarvis OF Louisville,
KY, reached home yesterday after an
extended bridal tour of the east. They
will be located for the present at the
Hughes mansion on Adams street.
Mrs. Howard Sale gave an elegant
luncheon to eighteen of her lady friends
on Friday. The table decorations were
white and yellow; parlors, pink and
white and were very beautiful.
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The anniversary entertainment of
Los Angeles lodge, No. 1926, Knights Of
Honor, takes place next Thursday even
ing at the Y. M. O. A. auditorium.
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The HERALD is in receipt Of an invita-
tion to attend the commencement exer-
cieee of the St. Bonifaca industrial