Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-14
SOCIETY.

Inc D6lC8 UauuA 0Ieek lTaLcIulGy
girls of the Southern California univer-
sity. had most deligh iul tea on Friday
afternoon at the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Williamson on Jefferson street.
The dining room was beautifully decor
ated with chrysanthemums, and the
table was loaded with delicious viands
fit to please the faetidious taste of even
the ancient Greeks Misses Jessie Gar
ten and Georgia Suber donned the pink,
bronze and blue preparatory to entering
the mystic circle. The evening was
pleasantly spent in music, games and
conve setiOn.
Among those present were: Mrs. M.
Burton Williamson, Mrs. M. E. Girls
void. Misses Martha Arnold, Laura
Whitlock. Virgie Williamson, Lille Sig
ler, Maud Whitlock, May Townsend,
Lillian Williamson, Maud Woolfert,
Frances Whitlock, Josie Maclay, Flor
ence Whittier. Jessie Garten, Nina Mar
tin, George Suber, Alice Mann, Stella
Williamson, Bertha Rose,. Ellen Ster-
ling.
There was held at Mrs. Capen's. on
Wednesday evening the second commit
tee meeting. preparatory to the exchange
party to be given at Armory hall on
Tuesday evening of Thanksgiving week.
1t was arranged that instead of this
being leap year party, some of the
dances should be ladies choice" The
host and hostess will be Colonel Lee
and Mrs. A. Mcfarland. The reception
committee consists of Mrs. Whiting,
Mrs. j. G.. @. Lee, Colonel and Mrs.
Wheeler, Colonel and Mrs. G. E. Thom,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Stimson, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. 7. Johnson, Judge and Mrs.
Mckinley. Mr.. and Mrs. Aiken, Mr.. and
Mrs. Churchill.
A special card committee (names to
be given later was appointed to take
charge of the tables in both the whist
and euchre galleries.
A hand. wrought lace handkerchief OF
beautiful design, from Malta, and O
Turkish enameled silver cigarette
holder, with cigar case, from Constanti-
nople, have been donated as lady's and
gentleman's prizes.
Mrs. DR.. MacGowan, Mrs. Lieut..
Baker and Mrs. Ed. Silent have kindly
consented to take charge of the dances
and select their own aids.
The ticket committee, which remains
as before, finds that the enthusiastic
reports of those present at the first party
have aroused so general an interest
throughout the city that even a larger
attendance is assured.
Among the admirable arrangements
made by the managers is that of having
both electric and cable cars in waiting
at the hall after the last dance.
W.
At Kramer's hall last Friday evening
the Glover Leaf club gave its second
monthly dance of this season. The
usual pleasant time was had. There
were 18 dances on the programme; four
OF these being generally new. They
were the Saratoga lancers. Glover Leaf
quadrille, Shottische Caprice and Span
ish York.
The programmes were very tastefully
gotten up. The dancing was concluded
by 10 o'clock. The following were the
committees:
Executive-W. p. Jeffries, W. G..
Mooney. w. O. Mullen, F. U. Wilson,
@. p. Kits.
Reception-W. Collins, R. Kinsey, r.
Whomes.
Floor-F. Reynolds, manager; aids,
A. G. Fruhling, d. Brockway.
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The spacious parlors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtains home, at 912 Figueroa street,
were thrown open on Wednesday even
ing, where large circle of friends were
gathered to witness the marriage of Mr.
w. j. Veach OF Pasadena and Miss Julia
E. Phillips of Los Angeles.
The marriage service was performed
by Rev. A. B. Phillips, brother of the
bride. An elegant repast was provided
by the host and hostess. and the large
circle of friends of the high contracting