Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-02
IN SOCIETY.

The second annual April Fools bali
given by the Angelina Circle No. 106
G. of F. drew large crowd to Illinois
hall last evening. A good many jokes
in keeping with the occasion were per.
petrated on the crowd, but were taken
in good part. The grand march was led
by Miss Field and H. w. Altman and
was very pretty. The music was fur
nisi,ed by the Rick family and was en-
loved by all. Refreshments were served
during the intermission.
Among those present were: Misses
Campbell, Wade, Bryson, Pecos, Belle
Baswitz, Gertrude Mcfarland, Jessie
Brook, Merrihew. Sanger, Brown,
Smith, Downey, Ulrich, Ried, Rusche,
Stevens, Crane, Hall, Peachy, Field,
Blakey, Welde, Hambell, Levy, Riggs,
Siegler, Rosenberg, Niely, Steal, Ken
nedy, Todd, Winters, Deloris, Sands,
Foster, Mary Lane, Lottie Brown,
Theresa Riddle, Sadie Thompson, Coone,
White, Noble, Wilson, Merry, Lloyd,
Abel, Walker, Harris, Muller.
Messrs. Hoegee, H. Baswitz, H. w.
Altman, Wesley Craner, A. Wesner,
Ensler, Max Roth, ]. Reich, T. P. Hill,
Ed Cerick, A. Hoegee, Wilson, Drake,
Youngworth, Siegel, G. w. Otto, Chas.
Morgan, Hoage, Riggs. Hamel. Holder,
Power, Webster, Levy, Elliot, Lloyd,
Walker, Jones, Quinn, Ried, Fulmer,
Goodfellow, Miller, Long, McRath and
| Weisner.
The committee of arrangements was !:
A. Hoegee, Henry Basurtz. Mrs. H.
Downey. The reception committee was !:
Mrs. H. Walker, Mrs. Merry, Mrs. H.
Bsswitz, Miss Rrown, Miss Eva Stam-
baugh, Miss A. Stilwell, Miss Hattie
Sanger. The refreshment committee
was: Mrs. j. B. Kuhn, Mrs. E. Hamble,
Mrs. NJ. Ellis, Mrs. L. Wesner, Mrs. M.
Downey, Mrs. j. j. Smith.
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| A verv pleasant party was given by
the Monrovia Dancing club Thursday
evening. March 3lst, at the residence of
Mrs. Crawford. The large parlors were
beautiiu ly decorated with palm leaves,
smilax and pink geraniums. As this
party was the last one of the season for
the club, the members turned out en-
maese. One of the members, Miss
Walters, donated the favors that were
used in the german, and a good time
was enjoyed by all. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Spence,
DR.. and Mrs. Wheeler, DR.. and
Mrs. Stewart, Captain and Mrs.
Ainsworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmington,
MIR. and Mrs. Bowerman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll. Mr.. and Mrs. Crewes, Mrs. Nye,
Mrs. Sprague, Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe,
Mrs. Richards, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. w
Z. Little, Misses Kate Spence, Grace
Lilly Monroe, Minnie Monroe. Wriggel
swath, Martin. Gregston, A. Gregston
Iamport, Wilmington, Ida Whiting
ton, Bowerman, A. Bowerman, Messrs
Pile, Little, Carroll, Baker, Wheeler
HI. Spence, G. Spence. Bowes, Barnes
Hall, Wright, Metcalf and many others
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The social at the Woodbury. Business
college was enjoyed by large audience
every seat in the hall being taken. The
programme was very interesting, anC
several of the participants received en-
cores. After the selections. were ovel
the hall was cleared for dancing, which
was kept up until late.
Miss Pearlie Gleason and Mrs. Has
kell gave piano duet, Mr.. G. T. Blau
recited, Mr.. Masac and Mr.. Robinson
played banjo duet, Mr.. f. G. Wilson
gave violin solo, Mr.. Il. w. Hugh re-
cited and Miss Rohrer sang.
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The Atlas social club gave a pleasau
/ dance on last Thursday evening at 100
East First street. The music was fur
nished by the Atlas band. Among thos,
present were Misses Lilly Walker, King
Noble, Schmidt. Ida Kuntz, Aims
Kuntz, Nav Higgins, Alice Bernard
Kittie elise. Laura Salander, Berth'
Halden, Maud Armonda.
Messrs. A. Schumpt, E. A. Slaught
F. Hookstraten. j. Haldren, E. Nc
Daniel, E. A. Peck, R. Sulrieder. MAJ
Winger, Joe Winger, r. Sutton, j. Nc
Gilvery, II. Gilman, c. Conn and many
others were present.
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The Epworth league OF the Firs
Methodist Church gave a social las
evening in the church parlors. After s
brief address by the pastor a short pro
gramme was carried out, when the
meeting was opened by the president
making a guessing party out of the con
gregation.
After short session the meeting was
thrown open to all and regular socia
talk INDUCED in. Refreshments were
served during the entertainment.