Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-17
IN SOCIETY.

LIN SUClEIY.
1t is rumored that the great piano vir.
tuoso, Ignace I. Paderewski, willsgive a
recital in Los Angeles next December on
his visit to the Pacific coast. This great
pianist has taken the east and Europe
by storm, meeting with unprecedented
success. The musical people of South.
ern California would abundantly vel
come such an event.
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Miss Cora Bradley entertained a mum.
ber of friends at her home on East
Twenty-eighth street last Thursday
evening.
After playing number of interesting
games refreshments were served.
Dancing was next in order, and under
the delightful strains of the mandolin
and guitar was continued till nearly
midnight, when the friends departed in
time to catch the last car.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dill, the Misses Lille and Kittie Snyder,
Rose and Anna Coulson. Lizzie and
Alice Myer, Bird Wesson, Josie Rohr,
Yetta Dexter, Effie Dick, Nell Gordon,
Celia Nolan and Cora Bradley; Messrs.
w. @. Gordon, w. Godfrey, q. Baugh,
Il. Myer, f. Eckstrom, Dickson, N. R.
Bradley, L. P. Bradley and Captain
Martin.
Last Friday afternoon Miss Josie A.
Schneider entertained jolly party OF
friends at her home in Glen Morgan,
near the northern city limits. Miss
Schneider is charming hostess and the
hospitality of her pleasant home was
lavished upon her guests. The happy
hours of the pleasantly spent afternoon
passed quickly away, refreshments were
served, and in the evening the guests
tired but happy returned to the city.
The invited guests were: Misses Maude
and Efie Morris, Emporia, Kan.
Misses Linnie Morgan, Daesah Thomas
Edith Field. Grace Mathes and Emma
Haughawout, Los Angeles.
W.
A donkey party was given on Friday
at Mrs. Abbott's, on Eighth and Olive
streets. Those present were: Miss Alb
bott, Miss Williams, Miss Myrtle Crane
Mrs. Edith Young, Anaheim +; Mrs. Anns
Salmon, Clinton, Mo-. Mrs. W. @. Nor
rison, Mesers. +. E. Scott, III. l.. Wist
brook, @. III. Williams. Robert Abbott
]. FL. Morrisey and A. Luthinger of Sar
Francisco, in whose entertainment the
party was given.
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The ladies of the Boyle Heights Pres.
byterian church gave a very pleasant
ice-cream social last Tuesday evening
The programme consisted OF song by
the male quartette recitation, Miss
Maud Bell; piano solo, Miss Floy Rich
ardson; recitation, Miss Josephine
Williams; vocal solo, Miss Maud Bell
song, male quartette.
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Mrs. Electra Sherwood has gone tc
San Diego to visit with friends for few
weeks, and while absent will be accom-
panied by her sister and Miss Laurs
Campbell and others are on an outing
to San Juan, Hot Springs and other re
sorts of interest in this end OF the state
returning about September 1st.
x*x
Rev. Mia F. Upper of Grand Rapids
Mich, arrived in the city on Friday
with the intention of spending her sum
mer vacation in Southern California
the guest of her sister, Mrs. @. Galpin
x*x
Mr.. E. Morrison of San Pedro was
married on Wednesday to Miss A. w
Woodworth of Gilead, Texas, at the
Hotel Clarence, at San Pedro. They will
spend their honeymoon in this city.
x*x
F. @. Harmon, N. Quirola, P. L. Du.
casse, W. HI. Webber, G. s. Gibson. j.
Clancy, F. E. Lopez and Frank Palo-
mares visit Terminal island today.
x*x
Misses Heffner, Beckwith, Kurtz and
Messrs. Boyer, Beckwith and Ransom,
formed merry theater party at the
opera house on Friday evening.
x*M
Capt. and Mrs. A. @. Jones will leave
for the East on Wednesday, and will
summer at Milwaukee.
x*x
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walsh and Miss
Ethel Walsh have returned from short
sojourn at Coronado.
XIV
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Fisk have re-
turned from five weeks' trip to the
northern part of the state.
~*x
Miss Geneviene Robinson left yester-
day on visit to the Misses Miles, at
Sespe.
W..
Count and Mrs. Won Smith and Miss
Hard went to Catalina yesterday.
x*x
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Knapp will spend
today at Catalina.
x*x
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Forester are at
Catalina for few days.
: xxx
W. H. Toler intends to put in couple
of months at Santa Monica.
as
Miss Msry Foy is visiting friends at
Berkeley and San Francisco.