Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-05
Miss Wentworth, F. N. Lapham, Mics
Smoat, E: R. Lonley, Carrie Lee, @. E.
Mort, Miss Whitehorn.

Miss Wentworth, F. N. Lapham, Mics
Smoat, E. R. Lonley, Carrie Lee, G. E.
Mort, Miss Whitehorn.
Last Friday night Miss Willie Lowndes,
daughter of Mrs. DR.. J. H. Smith, was
given a most delightful surprise party at
her home, No. 727 Bellevue avenue.
Many friends of the young lady, both
Young and old, were present to add
honor to the occasion, and a delightful
evening was spent with music and games.
Several of the spacious rooms were given
over to the young people, who enjoyed
themselves in dancing, while the older
ones listened to music or engaged in go
cial conversation. At late hour re-
freshments were served, after which the
guests departed, each wishing the fair
young hostess many happy returns OF
the day. The following were present:
Miss Willie Lowndes, Mr.. L. Bouttier,
Jr., John A. Murphy and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. 7. Schaefer, Miss Jennie Adams,
Ferdinand Meme. Miss Cecilia Gardner,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cobler, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Tonkin, George Lightfoot, Mics
Mary Lightfoot, Miss Eva Lightfoot,
Mrs. Lightfoot, Mr.. Harry Pettigrew,
Miss Ada Pettigrew, Miss Emma Nj.
Krause, F. E. Peters, A. g. Erlinger,
Miss Clara Hume, Miss Olga Krause,
Miss Tesching, Mrs. Greve,. Mrs. Arm
strong. Miss Leonie Smith, Professor
Goodman, Miss Goodman, Mrs. De
Smith, Mr.. Smith.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Morrison gave
house warming at their pretty home,
1347 South Olive street, last Friday
evening. A delightful evening was
passed and the guests were entertained
most Hospitality. Among those present
were Miss Abbott, Miss Marguerite
Abbott, Miss Maud Ross, Miss Crane,
Miss Vingard of Santa Monica. F. E.
Scott, @. M. Williams, E. w. Campbell,
]. Harry Morrison and Charles West.
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Miss Josephine Williams is to be given
benefit next Thursday evening at
Temperance Temple. Miss Williams,
who is an accomplished elocutionist,
will resd one of Tennyson's poems which
will bg illustrated with tableaux. Miss
Williams will be assisted by Miss A.
Werner, Miss Bertha Benning, Misses
Roth, G. A. Dobinson, Charles Ward
and others. An excellent programme
will be presented.
A delightful musicale, followed by a
social dance, was given by the ladies of
the Hotel Belmont on Friday evening.
The parlors were handsomely decorated.
and the dining room was cleared for
dancing. The time passed very enioya-
bly,, and it is to be regretted that these
AatInhffnl q ffQY a nf fro.
quent occurrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Lapham
celebrated the first anniversary of their
marriage on Friday evening. The fol-
lowing guests were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. Mclaughlin, Misses Mabel Barnes,
Emma Haughout, Ada Campbell, Ger
trude Smith, and Messrs. Price, Brown,
DR.. Haughout, Milton, Isenhart and
Alonzo Lapham.
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AL Greening, who has been confined
to his bed for month past, was out
yesterday for the first time.
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Miss Potts, who has been visiting
Miss Menefee, leaves for Fresno Mon
day night.
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Art Allen and N. W. Wiltshire leave
for Catalina next week. The former has
been on the sick list for fortnight.
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The engagement of II. J. Maxwell and
Mrs. E. A. Reed will be announced
shortly.
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The Boyle Heights Tennis club is at
home to friends every Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Littleboy of Boyle Heights en-.
tertained party of friends on Tuesday
evening.
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Miss Guiteau entertained the High
Five club last Wednesday evening.
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Miss Edith Lemmert leaves for Chi
cago Monday night.