Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-31
IN SOCIETY.

The hall at Main and Fifteenth streets
was the scene of pleasant social gath
ering Friday evening, the occasion be.
ing hop and musicale improvised by
a party of young gentlemen in honor of
their lady friends. Mr.. ]. H. MCGOWAN
gave vocal selection, which was heart
lily encored. Mr.. Fred Knopf delighted
the assemblage with a performance on
the autoharp. A trio OF stringed instru-
ments, consisting of two guitars and a
zitherine, were deity manipulated by
the Misses Heath and Miss Berschey.
Dancing and cards were INDUCED in till
late hour. Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Those enjoying the happy event were !:
Mines. Wollner, Clark, Baker, Liv-
ingston, Misses Santa Cruz, Dietrich,
Bigelow, Rohr, Heath, Berschey, Gros.
ser, Norries, Brooks, Eisfeller, Hamil-
ton, Paine, Cristin, Bushey, We'll,
Schwier, Finch.
Messrs. Wollner, Richardson, Har-
rington, Perry. White, Norries, Baker,
Anderson, Perine, Knopf, Paine, Nc
Gowan, Grassmee, Grosser, Shep ard,
Bellinger, Hamilton, Hagan, Ryen.
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Friday night a very pleasant social
was given in Bethesda church, corner
of East Ninth street and Central ave-
nue.. An art loan exhibition booth oc.
cupied one corner of the church. The
exhibition had been prepared with great
care by Misses Frances Hughes, Edith
Griffith and Mamie Love, and Clark
Briggs, and it was really credit to the
young people who worked SO hard to
prepare it.
Another corner was occupied by the
lemonade booth, which was presided
over by Miss Ida Russ, assisted by Miss
Exton and Miss Mcmillan. There was
plenty of ice cream and cake for all.
The principal feature of the evening was
the broom drill, by fourteen young
women under the leadership of Miss
Frances Hughes. They performed the
various movements gracefully and in
perfect time. Miss Hughes, as leader,
and Mrs. j. @. Crib, as accompanied,
deserve especial mention for the amount
of time and hard work they put in train
ing the girls. The proceeds of the en-
tertainment are for the benefit of the
church fund.
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Last Tuesday evening Miss Lily Buck
ingham gave a very pleasant euchre
party in celebration of her eighteenth
birthday, at her residence, 1926 Union
avenue. A most delightful evening was
spent, and lively combat was carried
on among the players. The one to win
the first prize was Miss d. Dottie Broad
we'll, and the happy winner of the
BOBBY prize was Miss Maud Razalle. A
most tempting luncheon was then
served, after which music and singing
were INDUCED in until late hour.
Those present were Mines. Carr. Alton
30, Esdoor, Crawford and Buckingham,
the Misses Teanie Clark, Nellie Carr,
Maud Razalle, Dottie Broadwell, Lille
Buckingham, Messrs. Alfonso, Sadler,
Crawford, Bridges and Buckingham.
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Mrs. A. w. Barrett left for an exten-
sive eastern tour yesterday. She is
delegate large to the w. Il. @. con-
vention at Washington. She will be
absent about three months, and before
returning to Los Angeles she will visit
Denver, Chicago, indianapolis and New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Vaughn leave
this morning for Capistrano as the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John w. A. Oh.
They return tomorrow.
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! Last Tuesday Prof. A. g. Gardner and