Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-24
SOCIETY.

6UC1El 1.
The social gathering of the Episcopal
church guild, at Redondo Beach, on
Wednesday, evening, at Nasturtium
lodge, was pronounced by all in attend
ance. as a highly agreeable and enjoy
able affair--a success socially, and for
the furtherance of the. church interests,
a. handsome amount was added to
the funds of the guild, on
the occasion. The evening was devoted
to whist, eucher, and other games, and
the discussion of topics of interest. A
fine collation. with coffee was served
at IL O'Clock. Before breaking
M it was decided that
the next social should be held at the
residence of Nj. and Mrs. Sibley, who
occupy the cottage lately erected by Col.
Freeman G. Teed. Among the number
nreeent on the occasion were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rees, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rowell, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams,
Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mullen, Mr.. and Mrs. Sibley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frazin. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Hills,
Mrs. White, Mrs. Cryer, Mrs. Brunson,
Mrs. York, Mrs. Budlong, Miss Budlong,
Miss Murray, Miss Anderson, Miss Vio-
| let Trudel, Miss Eta Blair, Mrs. Cohen,
Mr.. Parker, Mr.. Taney, Mr.. Miles, Ed
ward E. Frazier, Arthur Rees, Master
Earnest Rees.
At the residence of VIM. Gardner
| Cogswell, ll3S South Flower street,
Wednesday evening, was inaugurated
the first of series of musicals to be
| given each month. After the reading
Of paper by Mr.. Cogswell of Incidents
and "Reminiscences in the Life of Mem
delssohn, the programme as rendered
was thoroughly enjoyed by those present
| Refreshments were served and sociabil.
ity reigned. The guests present were
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Whitaker, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nuys, Mrs
! Caswell, Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons, Mrs,
Flagg and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
liss, Mrs. Gage, Miss Eby, Mrs. STAINS
berry, Mrs. and Miss Vurin, Mrs. West
| Misses West, Miss Kate Elliss
Misses Pierson, Coleman, Pol
lev Vischer, Cuther, Bicknell
jay, Hutchins, Vosburg, Jones, Misl
Jennie Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris
Mr.. and Mrs. Kofoed, Misses Rhoades
Cogswell, Whitaker, Misses Pansy ant
Belle Whitaker, Misses Harris and Sa
rah Cogswell.
t. Messrs. Sanborn, Pierre, Fischer. Fra
ser, Rhoades, Macomber, Griffin, Gage
Hutchins, Harris, Fred Rhoades.
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One of the very pleasant events of tn
week was q birthday surprise party
rendered to- Miss Flossie Dodge, at he
residence on East Fifth street, by hel
school mates. The guests filed into tn
house at 8 o'clock, and from that houl
until 10 80 there was a continual roun'
of pleasure intermingled with games
and refreshments. Among those presen
were: Misses Lille Ashmsn, Mau'
Roney, Emma Brown, Dula Goldworthy
Ivey Woods, Ella Bisset, Addie Morse
Maud Morse, Eta Campbell, Addit
Duggan, Georgia Holman, Edith Fricke
Dollie Wilson, Alma APPEL, Marie Mer
cadante, Minnie Mercadante, Laur
Anderson, Mary Motley, Mary Baldwin
Fossie Dodge, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Dodge
The company departed wishing th
hostess many happy returns of the day
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Morrison gave
farewell party at their lovely home, 13
North Olive street, on Tuesday evening
in honor of Mrs. Salmon and her charm
ing daughter. Miss Annie, who returne
to their home in Clinton, Mo-, afte
here. The parlors were elegantly deco
rated, and the scene was one of beauty
Music and games were the features &
he thu hor
ent were Mines. G. A. Rutherford. W
@. Morrison, = Abbott, G. Y. Salmon
Misses Abbott, Sadie Rhein, Marguerit
Abbott, Miss Rhein, Edith Youn
(Buena Park, Annie Salmon; Messrs
W. 6. Morrison, F. E. Scott, W. H
Williams, Bert Young, Harry Morrison
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Court Olive, No. 7751, of the A. O. F
of A., will give free entertainment an
dance on tomorrow evening, at thei
hall, 1917 North Main street. Anon
the many attractions, the Apollo clu
will appear in quartettes and solos, tn
Bald win children. win give dialogues an
recitations, and music will be provides
by distinguished artists. After the pre-
gramme, refreshments will be served
closing with dance.
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The usual monthly hop of the Nc
Cook Garrison Army and Navy Uniol
occurs Monday night next, at Crane
Army hall, near Sixth street. The Gar
rison numbers many people of socia
prominence among its members, and
delightful time may be expected.
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The Glover Leaf club gave a grant
opening ball on Friday evening, a
Kramer's hall. Forty-two couples par
ticipated in the grand march, led b,
Professor Kramer. Kammermeyer's or
chestra furnished the music.
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The Treble-Clef club will deliver on
OF its enjoyable concerts at the Los An
geles theater next Wednesday evening
These events are always looked forward
to by lovers of music with pleasant an
ticipations.
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Mr.. W. @. Frary and Mics Alice NJ
Ruckman were married last Thursday
evening at their residence, ITO Wes
Ann street. Rev. w. H. Pendleton per
formed the ceremony. Only relatives
were present.