Los Angeles herald., 1892-12-30
SOCIETY.

A very pleasant party was given on
Wednesday evening at the residence OF
Mrs. Agusta Schultz Of 426 South Pearl
street. A most enjoyable time was had
by all who were fortunate enough to be
present. Dancing. games, stories and
an elegant repast assisting in making
the evening pass merrily away.
we'll rendered. Miss Amelia Grosser
was encored for sweet singing; she pos
eesses well-trained voice.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were present: Mrs. Penning, Miss B.
Penning, Mr.. Arme, Mrs. Heiman, Miss
M. Heimsn, Sol Levy, e. Schultz, Miss
r. Schultz, Chas. Purnell, AL Purnell,
MIR. and Mrs. Herman Schultz,
Mas Schultz, MIR. q. Schultz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Schultz, A. j.
Pernell, G. B. Pernell, Ewalt F. Schultz
of San Francisco, E. Nittinger, A. Rich
erson. Robert Bills, Arthur Grosser,
William Groeser, Gus Grosser, P. Mayer
of San Diego, Mr.. and Mrs. Gross, Miss
Lizzie Bills, Mics Nora Grosser, Miss
Amelia Grosser, Mr.. and Mrs. Groseer,
Mrs. Augusta Schultz, Miss Rosa
Schultz. George Schultz, Miss Mamie
Bond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward. Ryan of Uni
versity gave pleasant party and dance
to their many friends at their residence
Wednesday evening. The merry-makers
held forth till we'll past midnight.
Among thoee present were Prof. and
Mrs. Wilde, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dur
fee, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ryan, Mrs.
d. Bridges, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Woods,
Mrs. Noyes and Mrs. Chapman, Misses
Jennie Peters. Emma and Eva Noble,
May and Eva Hogan, Eva Way, Garin-
ger, Norton, Hortense and Sadie Durfee,
Nora Alexander, Frances and Ella
Worden, Loupe Muiios, Josie and Ada
Dryden, Jennie McAnneny, Meesrs.
Falvey, Dryden, William and Charles
Durfee, Alexander, Jeffries Noble, Noyee,
Collins, Berry, Meath, Wilson, Cleve-
land, Reynolds and Woodward.
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Col. ]. G. G. Lee entertained a stag
party of 40 or 30 friends last evening.
The host received warm congratulations
from the guests on his recent promotion,
and with exhaustless tact and consider.
alton made every one present thoroughly
enjoy themselves. General McCook in
| few words paid q deserved tribute tt
the high qualities of Colonel Lee. The
evening was thoroughly enjoyed by al
present, and the general wish was that
the colonel should receive many mort
promotions and that his stay here ehoulC
be indefinitely prolonged.
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Miss Martha Dodsworth gave de
lightful Christmas party on Wednesday
evening to number of her friends q
her lovely home in Azusa. Games anG
candy pulling was the order of th'
evening. At 80 delightful refresh
ments were served, and after wishing
the hostess happy new year the guest
took their departure.
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The Sunday school of Christ Episcopa
church celebrated Innocents day with ,
Christmas tree and exercises at tn,
church Wednesday evening. 1t wal
one of the happiest events of the holi
day season and was enjoyed by nearly
an the children, as we'll as grown peo
pile, of the parish.
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On Wednesday evening, Decembe
2Sth, MIR. Ralph Adams, prominen
young man of this city, was married tt
| Miss Iva Nuebeth, at the residence o
her mother. 1914 Bellvue avenue, by thu
Rev. M. Andrews.
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When Mr.. w. G. Patterson returned
to his Office Tuesday morning, he toun(
it embellished with set of elegant new
chairs, the gift of his employees as /,
| Christmas remamhrance