Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-21
IN SOCIETY.

night. The affair was success both in
attendance and in the costumes of the
dancers.
Many unique characters were repre-
sented and the parts were unusually
we'll sustained. During the intervals
between the dances the clowns, boot
blacks and other oddities furnished
amusement both for the dancers as we'll
as the large crowd of lookers-on who
lined the gallery.
There were fully 150 masked couples
on the floor, and the costumes were ex-
ceedingly rich. while many others were
humorous. The un masking was accom-
panied with the usual exclamations OF
surprise, but the various entanglements
were settled and dancing was resumed
and continued until late hour.
Among the costumes which attracted
attention were the following:
Mrs. Chris Brempel, Indian squaw !;
Adolyh Brauer, Irish character; Ernst
Rudolph, clown; Henry Buer, orange
leaf costume; Waldemar Schmidt,
knight; F. M. Phillips, monk: Mr.. F.
M. Phillips, peasant girl VIM. Olsen
Indian chief; VIM. F. Phillips, Turk !;
Joseph Bach, George Washington; Nora
Griffin, Japanese costume; Miss Lick,
peasant girl; L. M. Meyers, school boy !;
Miss Helen Graul, Gypsy Fred Haenige,
French goat herd; Miss Daisy
Steinert, flower GIRL Carl Gessler,
cavalier; Miss Julie Nehlig, Esmeralda !;
August Lucht, Mexican caballero; Miss
Eva Baum, snow queen; Miss Mary
Schmidt, flower girl; Miss Millie
Kuhrts, Columbine f. Foster, volun-
teer fireman; A. A. Roth. pink domino;
Miss Nettie Dold, fairy; j. Klinkerstein,
Pawnee Indian Mrs. L. F. Wolfram,
snow queen; G. P. Wolfram, Jockey
Charles Dressell, clown; Charles VIE
5oldt, clown; Miss Annie Cordes and
Miss Schweiger, school girls; J.
z. Krempel, domino; William Paul, ice
man; Miss Peschke, oriental dancer;
Miss Kleist, clown; Miss Braner, gypsy;
Tony Bonn, baseball player; Jack Hol-
lingsworth, clown; Miss Lawson, Pene-
lope; Miss Kittie Jones, old times; Miss
May Jones, Japanese costume; Miss
Koch, queen of the night; Miss Eichsen,
princess; Gen. Joseph Jedopky, clown
Charles Black, Uncle Sam.
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The regular evening meeting of the
Ruskin Art club has been postponed to
Monday evening, February 22d, when
the following papers will be given:
, Modern Exploration in Mesopotamia-MrsM M.
E Stillson.
History-Mrs. H. c. Wapleigh.
ply.
Manners and Customs.of the People-Mrs. G.
Architecture-Miss Juliet Smith.
Sculpture.
What the Modern World owes to Mesopota
s. G. Hubbeil.
The meeting will be in the club room.
promptly at Z AS. Members
OF the club, and all others interested in
the subjects presented, are invited to be
present.
A large number of people came up on
the Terminal theater train last night
from San Pedro and Long Beach. The
following were amongst the Long Beach
ties. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Findley, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed. McCracken and Miss Nc
Cracken, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bonefeld,
VIM. Chapman. George Fetterman, w.
$. Clark, Mrs. Rufus Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thornburg, Miss Maggie Cook,
Miss Ella Grigg, Judge and Mrs. G. S.
Hussey, M. @. Holman, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Yarnell, Curtis Branson, Zach
Decker, and about dozen others.
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A second meeting of college women
vas held on Saturday at the residence
If Mrs. Geo. L. Cole. After the busi-
less was concluded there was an infor-
nal discussion on the status of California
colleges and preparatory schools, and
programme on the subject of University
Extension was arranged for the next
meeting, March 10th.
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An annoying typographical error oc-
,urred in this paper yesterday. In
peaking of reception given several
nights previous, the affair was caused
% read children's reception, when it
Ihould have been the Childress re-
,eption.
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An entertainment, to be followed with
/ dance, will be given for the benefit of
he Cotton children on Wednesday, Feb
'uary oath, at G. A. R. hal, .6l0H South
spring street.
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The Energetic Cooking club of San
Pedro scontemplates giving another
II their social hops next Friday even
ng.
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The Arend orchestra play at Riverside
IN the 26th of February for the lawn
ennis tournament ball.
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There will be another german at the
Cast San Gabriel hotel on the 29th of
his month.
Company A of the Ninth regiment
will give ball on next Friday, Febru-
Try 10Th.
NV
The Long Beach dances are becoming
Iuite popular.
A Grand Tour
)f the Kite-shaped track can be made
sunday, February 21st, via Southern
california R. r. (Santa Fe route), for
me fare the round trip.