Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-23
IN SOCIETY.

The Concordia club gave pink DOM
ino party at its rooms last evening. As
is customary with the entertainments
given by this organization, the affair
was success in all respects. The entire
suite of the clubs rooms was thrown
open, and offered delightful opportunity
for resting from the dance. The scene
in the ball room was artistic as well as
vari-colored. Pink, blue, black, yellow,
grey, red and numerous other hued
dominos fitted about in bewildering
confusion. The DISCUSSES seemed to be
most perfect, and surprises were many
when unmasking took place. At IL
p. m. dancing was resumed, and con-
tinued with increasing vigor until an
early hour this morning. A delightful
cold lunch was served after unmasking,
and sideboards of lemonade served to
quench the thirst of the crowd during
the dances.
Mr.. J. Kahn was the floor director be-
fore unmasking, and Mr.. Langstadter
after. Professor Romandi furnished
the music.
Among those present were Misses La
zard, Miss III. Laventhal, Miss r. La
venthal, Miss Rose Harris, Miss Hattie
Sheideman, Misses Roth, Mrs. M. He'll
man, Mrs. s. Frank, Mrs. J. Kahn, Mrs.
Goldsmith, Mrs. L. Harris, Miss Gretta
Cohn, Miss M. Grant, Mrs. Abe Haas,
Miss R. Mayer, Miss r. Kallischer, Mrs.
Kingsbaker, Mrs. Charles Jacoby, Mrs.
s.
Hellman, Mrs. H. G. Weiner, Mrs. N.
Siegel, Mrs. III. Siegel, Mrs. Ben Stern,
Mrs. Schiff, Mrs. Phil Hirshfeld, Mrs.
Max Lowenthal. Mrs. Barnett, Miss We'll,
Otto Fleishman, Vic Solomon, III. A.Ad-
Ter, R. Altshul, ]. Kahn, III. w. Franc,
G.. Jacoby, A. E. Edelman, L. Gold
smith, S. Franc, N. Jacoby, A. Haas. ].
Baruch, 1. Laventhal, Ed. Laventbal, j.
Kingsbaker, Ben Stern, R. We'll, j..
Moss, III. Lewis, HI. G. Weiner, Phil
Hirschfeld, Walters, of San francisco
Strause, of New York; Barnett, L. Nord-
linger and others.
A colonial tea was given at the First
Congregational church last night. The
building was crowded to the d4ors with
a highly enthusiastic and patriotic
audience. The platform was tastefully
decorated with green's of various kinds
and stands of flowers were placed at the
foot of it. A wreath of ivy stretched
around the stage where the performers
stood. The programme was as a whole
excellent, and the various scenes from
Washington's life were depicted in truly
historic style. Supper was served in
the church parlors and the crowd did
full justice to the repast. The pro-
gramme and participants were:
Hail Columbia March, played by Miss Clara
Bosbyshell, the participants ON the programme
marching around the platform.
Recitation-One Hundred Years Ago, Master
Carl Hunt.
Tableaux = Looking Backward; Messrs.
Nance, Keothen and Munsen.
Solo--Old Musician and His Harp, Mrs. DR..
Cole.
Recitation, Ray Hanna.
Tab eau-Mrs. Murrey Entertaining General
Howe; MIS-. Case, Miss Mayhem, Miss Nance,
Mr.. Nance and Mr.. Keother.
Solo, Mrs Greenwood.
Reading-The Courtin', Prof Storrs.
Enthusiastically in Colonial Days; Mrs.
Cole, Miss G. Hutchins and Mr. Munsen.
Reading-Miss Matte Hare.
Tableau-W ashington :Resigning His Com
mission; Messrs. WILDER, Frazer, Hanna and
Keolen.
Song-G -Grandmas Advice, Miss Anne Hare.
Tableaux-Washington at Home with Hi
Family; Mr.. Wilber and Mrs. d. G. Peck
The costumes were gotten up in tru,
colonial style, and were very good.
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Mrs. Cameron E. Thorn gave a de
lightful dancing party to number O.
young people last evening. The parlorl
were cleared for dancing and the entire
lower floor was placed at the disposal O.
the guests.
The rooms used for dancing were
tastefully decorated. Eucalyptus leaves
lined the white drapery at the windows
and were placed to advantage in other
parts of the room. The CRATE was hid
den with bank of eucalyptus, smilax
and ivy, with marguerites peepine
through the green leaves. Smilax was
tastefully displayed in the reception
room across the hall, and was wound
through the ballustrade.
During the evening Mrs. DIR. Owens
sang anu gave some banjo selections, as
did Baron Rogniat. Refreshments were
served during the evening. Those pres
ent were: Miss Workman, Boyle Work
man, DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Owens, Miss
Northam, Captain Banning, Mr.. Adams,
R. A. Chadwick, Fred and Jack Grit
fifth, Frank and Percy Schumacher, Dick
Lacy, J. w. Montgomery, Misses EN-
body, Misses Rose, Maud Sullivan, Miss
O'Melveney, Miss Kurtz, Miss Heinsch,
Miss Dunn, H. B. Baldwin, Baron and
Baroness Rogniat, Miss Waddilore, For
rest Hance and others.
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After their concert at the Los Angeles
theater last evening the active members
of the Apollo club entertained the asso-
ciate members at the Hollenbeck cafe at
a most enjoyable banquet.
Capt. F. j. Cressey presided at the
banquet in perfect style. The guests
we're very numerous, and all enjoyed the
delightful occasion.
Madame Garso-Dely, Helen Parepa
and Joseph Rubo were introduced to the
assembly, and short speeches were made
by w. w. Seaman, A. HI. Neidig, DIR. j..
E. Cowles, j. j. Gosper, M. G. McKoon
and Mrs. Jirah d. Cole.
The active members of the club, who
were the hosts, are: Ida Collins, Mrs.
Chas. Brandt, N. Clark, Mrs. Scoles,
Mrs. DIR. Miller. Anna Smith, Mrs.
Bonynge, Kittie Loomis, Louise Ward,