Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-30

and Mrs. Frasier, Mrs. O. d. Routh
Mrs. DIR. Salisbury, Mrs. M. Weldy
Mrs. S. G. G. Bartlett, DIR. Dorsey, Mr.
and Mrs. III. w. Mills, Capt and Mrs
II. u. Osborne, Mrs. Southwick. Mrs
Hobbs, Judge and Mrs. r. III. Widney,
J. p. Widney, Judge and Mrs. Shaw
Judge and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Wood
head, Rev. and Mrs. Chichester, Rev.
and Mrs G.. T. Bugbee, DIR. and Mrs,
Campbell, Mrs. E. Ransom, Bishop
Haygood, Major and Mrs. Hilton and
many others.
The piano rooms of the Dav & Fisher
Music company were crowded to over
by Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswell and numer-
GUS musical lights of the city. A
delightful programme, consisting almost
entirely of vocal music, was given, and
each number was we'll received. Mrs.
Cogswell Miss Coleman, Miss De Mer-
ritt and Mrs. Modini-Wood were the re-
cipients of flowers. The participants
were Miss Susie Cogswell, Mrs. Cogs-
well, Miss Coleman, Mr.. Cogswell, Miss
De Merritt, Mr.. Modini- Wood, Mrs. Mo-
diniWood, Mr.. Forest Cheney. Ac-
ccmpanist, Miss Bay.
Among those present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. l. N. Van Nuys, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
f. Bosbyshell, Mr.. and Mrs. @. T. Par
sons, DR.. E. G. Manning, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wincup, Mrs. Graham, Miss Ethel
Graham, Mrs. @. S. Walton, Mrs. DR..
Lummis, Mr.. and Mrs. d, G. Stephens,
Miss Carrie Conger, Mrs. E. j. Valen-
tine, ]. Bond Francisco, Prof. Clasius,
o. Stewart Taylor, Mrs. Jirah d. Cole,
Miss Grace Cochran, Judge and Mrs.
Miner, Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Lee. DIR.
Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Day, Mr..
Osgood, Mrs. B. F. Coulter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur w. Fisher, Mrs. T. Masac,
Miss Maud Masac, Mrs. Horton, Mr..
and Mrs. Caswell, Mr.. E. s. Field, Miss
Edith Field, Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman of
Pasadena, Miss Grace Smith, Miss Jessie
Smith, Colonel Wooster, Mrs. Sheldon.
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Mrs. De Graves, of South Pearl street,
gave a very pretty luncheon yesterday,
which was thoroughly enjoyed by a
company OF twelve ladies. The hand
some dining room was artistically dec
grated with choice cut flowers, and
each guest received fragrant corsage
bouquet OF English violets. The guests
were Mrs. IL. A. Collins, Mrs. de Sir
gethy, Mrs. Walter Hughes, Mrs. o. HI.
Churchill, Mrs. Perry Wildman and sis
ter, Mrs. Stillson, Mrs. George J. Denis,
Mrs. j. Wigmore, Mrs. L. A. Lewis,
Mrs. E. f. @. Klokke. Mrs. Sheldon
Borden and Mrs. Kelsey.
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A party of Los Angeles ladies were en-
tertained last Thursday by Mrs. E. F.
Spence, at Monrovia. The following
ladies formed the party: Mrs. McLel-
Ian, Miss Mcclellan, Mrs. General Mans
field, Mrs. j. e. Platter, Mrs. 1. N. Van
G. Hubbell, Mrs. s. B. Caswell, Mrs.
DR.. Ross, Miss Gordon and Miss Jordan
of San Diego, Mrs. E. F. Spence, Miss
Spence and Miss Kate Spence.
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Miss Nettie M. Dick of Pico Heights
gave card party last Thursday evening
in honor of her brother, o. L. Dick, and
wife of jefferson, Ill. Refreshments
were served during the evening and the
affair was thoroughly enjoyed by the
of young gentlemen assem-
bled.
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The engagement is announced of G.
Ernest Graham to Miss Rebecca Hern-
don. Mr.. Graham was formerly the
travelling salesman for Lazarus & Meier
of Los Angeles, but is now connected
with San Francisco firm. Miss Hern-
don recently came here from Topeka.
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Mrs. d. E. Hymer and sister, Miss
Marcia Gilmore, who have been visiting
Mrs. B. A. Rogers for the past two
weeks, leave today via Santa Fe for
their home in Pueblo, Colorado.
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The ladies of the Los Angeles Athletic
club will meet at the Normal school to-
day at O'Clock, instead of at the Ath-
letic club as previously announced.
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The Kings Daughters held an enter
tainment in the Congregational church,
East Los Angeles, last evening for the
benefit of the poor.
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A select party of thirty young people
will leave Los Angeles tomorrow morn
ing for an excursion on the Pelican to
Catalina island.
The Chesterfield club gave small
dance at the Redondo hotel last night.