Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-23

Broadwell received a number of ele-
CANT presents. At late hour the guests
departed, wishing Mrs. Buckingham
and Miss Broadwell many happy returns
of the day. Among those present were
Mines. H. D. Alfonso, E. A. Crawford,
Carr, Clark, Stewart and Buckingham,
Misses Tina Clark, Nellie Carr, May
Krammer, Lily Buckingham and d.
Dottie Broadwell, Messrs. H. d. Alton
30, E. A. Crawford, W. Watson, F. Err
win. Col. w. G. Schrieber and many
others.
The three local courts of the Order of
Foresters, courts Fremont, Olive and
Los Angeles, gave a banquet at Solo
mons cafe last night, in honor of the
visiting officers from San Francisco, j.
D. Case and G. H. Bremen. His honor,
Henry t. Hazard, presided. After the
menu came the brains on Toast" con-
sisting of.
An Address of welcome-Mayor Henry I.
Grand Court of California; D. Case, G.
C.R. ~
Progress of American Forestry-C. H. Bre-
mer, G. y.
Forestry in Southern California-wm. Mead.
G,S.W.
Supreme Court, A. o. F, of Al. Thorne,
Companions of the Forest-W, A. Ryan, D.
G. C. r.
Court Los Angeles, 7599-E. c. Clark, C, R.
Court Olive, 7751-G. Wesley Craner, Scribe.
Court Fremont, 776O-W. F. Griggs. G. R.
knights OF sherwood Forest-G. Wesley Cra-
ner. p. c. 4.
Deputy Grand Chief Rangers-L. Cinnamon
and j. G. Nelson.
Parliamentary Laws. x. Adams
- The Kicker; Its Uses and Abuses-Meyer
siegel.
Several songs followed. The meeting
was enthusiastic, the party breaking up
at late hour. There were over seventy
five guests present.
The reception committee was made up
OF G. Wesley Craner, chairman; E. j.
Clark, secretary; J.. Thorne, II. ". Alt
Livy, George @. Vail, and E. Nittinger.
The grand charity ball was a great
success. Turner hall was crowded with
happy votaries of Terpsichore, as the ball
was for the benefit of the relief fund of
the Los Angeles Catholic Benevolent as
sociation. The following committees Of
fciated:
Floor committee-T. W. Gleason, chief;
Owen Devlin, ]. K. Chalmers, ID. M.
Walsh, Jos. Mesmer, Luke Corneally,
Chas. S. Stewart, Jules Viole.
Reception committee-J. D. Murphy,
DR.. Zabala. D. A. Moriarty, DIR. Kannon,
K. Steere, A. McNally, w. A. Ryan, j.
P. Moran.
= Door committee-A. E. Lynch, Geo.
King, A. ]. Clarke, j. R. Parker.
The association will clear $500 by the
ball. The band of the association played
the grand march in acreditable manner.
En A social hop was given by the Frank
Bartlett post No. 6 at G. A. r. hall
South Spring street last night. The
hall was crowded and dancing was in
dulged in by those present. A supper
was served consisting of coffee, cakes,
doughnuts and sandwiches, by the ladies
of the relief corp.
The guests were seated at three long
tables made doubly attractive by
centre pieces of flowers. The following
composed the committee: F. w. Stein,
A. L. Cook, E. B. Bailey and H. W.
Cowles.
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rhe ball given by the Stanton relief
corps was we'll attended last evening
and proved to be quite enjoyable. The
following committees helped to make it
pleasant for their patrons Reception
committee, Mrs. Alice Fitch, Mrs. Min
ME Worth, Mrs. Emma Glover, Mrs.
Bird Thomas, Miss Mabel Skoffstad !;
floor manager, w. S. Daubenspeck aids,
G. T. Root, 0. T. Thomas, N. FL. Hagan,
P. S. Stanton. Music by Professor
Payne's orchestra.
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A dance was given last night by the
guests of the Hotel Lincoln. The dining
room of the hotel was used for dancing !;
the mantel was entirely hidden with
peppers, Gala lilies and flowers. The
affair was thoroughly enjoyed by the
large company present. Refreshments
were served during the evening. ]. o.
McLain was the efficient manager of the
entertainment.
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An enthusiastic admirer of Blackstone
entertained the victorious team in yes
terday's game, to supper last evening.
1t was very enjoyable affair.
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Miss Cora Jarvis, who has been the
guest of Mrs. John Shirley Ward during
the winter, leaves today via the Santa
Fe, for her Kentucky home.
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Edward Mullen entertained party OF
friends last evening at his home. 700
Montreal avenue. A most delightful
evening was spent.