Los Angeles herald., 1892-08-15
Mrs. Ben Ward. blue silk overdress Of


Mrs. Hopkins, shrimp pink china silk
with rushing of same at neck and bre-
telles and panels of black lace.
Mrs. Randolf, dark china elk.
Miss Jones, blue figured silk with lace
bertha cuffs and founce; pearl neck
lace.
Mics Gorham, in dainty white wool
drees.
Mrs. Desmond wore unique costume
of black silk, plaided with satin lines of
crimson and yellow, and covered with a
dainty lace overdress.
Miss Dodd, of Chicago, china silk with
lace bertha and fiounce.
Mrs. Seymour Locke, dark blue fig
ured silk with white satin and lace
waist.
Miss Greenleaf, of Pasadena, white
china silk, with figured silk waist and
| founce.
Miss Schumacher, OF Pasadena, in
white silk, and Miss Grette, from the
same place, exquisite lace overdress
with broad blue silk sash and satin
ribon shoulder knott.
| Mrs. Woodwork, white china silk
Medici collar and pink corsage bouquet.
Mrs. Butcher, from Ventura, exquisite
black lace over black silk corsage decol-
| lette.
Mrs. Peck, dove-colored silk crepe,
oriental passementerie and blue silk vest
! diamonds.
Mrs. Judson, wife OF Mayor Judson,
| OF Redlands, rich black silk velvet
sleeves and velvet garniture, rubies and
| diamonds.
Mrs. Summerfeld, an exquisite cos
! tune of Nile green silk and fluffy lace
gold necklace and diamond pendants.
| Miss Corson, very pretty young lady,
in pink wool lace overdress and satin
ribbon, low corsage and pearl necklace.
Mrs. Pardee, of Oakland, pink wool
dress, with blue embroidery; and her
sister, MISS Pennimen, white silk, striped
in fine lines of brown passementerie.
Mrs. Captain Anderson, Partisan
costume; silk underdress with over
dress of mousseline de sole, exquisitely
embroidered with gold thread heavy
rich brocaded silk, of pink and yellow,
with delicate flower sprays formed re-
vers over the low corsage, and hung in
long tablier over the front, while the
back and long train were of the same
material. A diamong frog sparkled
from one shoulder and lovely necklace
of diamonds encircled the neck.
Among the gentlemen present were
| Schuyler Cole, son of Senator Cole R.
Peyton Carter, Mr.. Blocker, Mr.. Waters
OF Redlands, Mr.. Judson, mayor Of Red
lands Mr.. Routh, Mr.. Martin, Mr..
Feischman, Mr.. Germain, Mr.. Hamil-
ton, Captain Bolton, Captain Young,
Mr.. Seymour Locke, Mr.. Woodhouse,
Mr.. Summerfeld. Mr.. Anderson, Mr..
Haas, Paul Martin, DIR. Pardee, Oak
land; Mr.. Waters, Redlands; Mr.. Man
ming and many others.
NOTES.
Mrs. Mary A. Lewis, of Santa Monica,
has sold, through Messrs. Boyce 4
Cuddy. two lots on Nevada avenue to
VIM FL. Saxman, who intends to short
ly build house.
A grand ball was given at Grim Nor
1 gan's pavilion, at the cafion, last night.
The skating rink, on Ocean avenue,
was opened last evening by theatrical
performance.
At the wharf the work keeps progress
ing right along, the structure being
fully 400 feet seaward.
A novel game Of cards was played on
the beach the other day beneath a big
umbrella. The local sports say the
lady won everything in sight.
4 1ue Dazar gwen Dy bne laules OF OI.
/ Augustine by the sea. at the Arcadia,
which closed on Friday evening, was
eminently successful pecuniarily, as
well as socially.
PERSONAL.
Miss A. Carrillo is out again, having
recovered from her late illness, much to
her friends delight.
Arthur Jackson spent yesterday at
the beach, bringing home fine string
of fish.
/. N. Bowhay, of Traver. is enjoying a
few days with his family, who are recre-
ating here during the heated term.
Chas. l. Dales and j. O. Morgan are
busy these days registering voters.
Mrs. Modini Wood presented daugh-
ter to her happy husband Wednesday
morning.