Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-15
IN SOCIETY.

A german was given at the East San
Gabriel hotel on Saturday evening, M.
D. Cutler leading. The dancing hall
was decorated with ferns, flowers, smilax
and peppers and presented a delightful
appearance. The costumes worn by the
ladies were as follows: Mrs. E. A. Gil
bert, blue lace, flowers, carnations; Mrs.
Acker, blue crepe-de- chine, diamonds;
Mrs. F. G. Scheller, white crepe, dia-
monds; Mrs. S. M. Green, heliotrope,
diamonds; Mrs. Warner, lavender
MORE, flowers; Miss Camp, pink silk
and net; Miss M. Camp, white muslin;
Miss Cutler, white chudah, diamond
necklace Miss F. Cutler, white silk and
net; Miss Lewis, Nile green silk, flow
ers; Miss Hassinger, pink crepe; Miss
Green, red crepe-de-chine Miss Rock
we'll, white China silk Miss King, white
silk with yellow; Miss Purcell, old
blue silk and net; Miss Stoneman,
white satin; Miss Peck, blue silk !;
Miss English white silk; ; Miss Pritchard,
pink silk Miss Patton, white lace Miss
Shorb, blue silk lace polka dot; Miss
Gilmore, white silk; Miss Greenleaf,
Nile green silk, with red trimmings
Mrs. Winslow, white silk; Mrs. Lantz,
black silk; Mrs. Locke, red silk /;
Mrs. Winston, black lace, with flowers
Mrs. Patton, white silk; Miss Shoe
maker, white silk; Miss Allen, pink
silk; Misses Craig, white silk and lace
Miss Newman, white silk; Mrs. Free
man, white silk, with diamonds; Mrs.
Leeds, black lace, with diamonds; Mrs.
Camp, black silk, with diamonds; Mrs.
Sanborn, red silk; Mrs. Noddin, hello
trope elk and black lace; Mrs. Dock
well, white silk.
The ladies in charge of the fair table
were Mrs. Leeds, Mrs. Freeman and
Mrs. Camp.
The reception committee consisted of
Mrs. Purcell, Mrs. Sanborn and Mrs.
Warnes.
The lady patronesses were Mrs. Rock
well, Mrs. Noddin, Mrs. Sanborn, Mrs.
Gervaise Purcell, Mrs. Leeds, Mrs. Free
man and Mrs. Camp.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Gilbert, S. s. Acker, L. G. Scheller,
HI. r. Warnes, s. M. Green, G. Purcell,
H. H. Camp, George Patton, Charles
Winston, Charles Lantz, s. E. Locke, W.
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Sanborn, Mines. HI. F. Leeds, l. B. Wins
low H. IA. Rockwell, M. B. st. George,
@. T. Noddin, the Misses Camp, Cutler,
Lewis, Hoseinger, Green, Rockwell,
King, Stoneman, Purcell, Peck, English,
Pritchard, Patton, Shorb, Newman,
Greenleaf, Batelle, Gilmore, Shoemaker,
Allen and Craig, Messrs. Cutler, Nc
Laughlin, Mayberry, Leeds, Martin,
McCone, Crank, Lieutenant Stockle,
Pritchard, DR.. Frasse, Cooper, Murray,
Stephens, Halsted, Tufts, Baldwin,
Allen, Stoneman and Devereaux.
The music was furnished by the
Arend orchestra, and was all that could
possibly be desired, differing essentially
from the commonplace stuff usually
termed dance music.
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A ball was given on Saturday night at
the Coronado hotel to the officers of the
u. S. s. San Francisco.
The navy was represented by Admiral
and Mrs. Brown, Lieutenants Blow,
Dyer, Babcock and Potts; Fleet En-
gineer Juch, Fleet Paymaster Colds
borough, Lieutenant Commander Tilley,
Ensigns Hayward, Benham and Tread
well, and Assistant Engineers McElroy
and Bush.
The army by Gen. A. Med. McCook,
Lieutenants Baker and Mcmahon, Lieu
tenant and Mrs. Collins, Captain and
Mrs. Douglas, Capt. and Mrs. L. E.
True, L. W. Spaulding, Major and Mrs.
Davis, Major and Mrs. Whittemore, Sur
geon and Mrs. Horton and Miss Horton,
Lieutenant Peterson, Major Candy and
General Ducat and wife.
Among the guests from Los Angeles
were Dan Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dan
freeman, Jr., Miss True, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Rowland, Miss Butler, J. 7. Houx,
Miss Houx, E. NJ. Burgoyne, f. G..
Schumacher, John X. Duncan and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. III. Avery. Miss Edith
Haverstick, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry G..
Wildman. Mrs. M. J. Butler, Mrs. W..
III. Dellaker, Mrs. F. w. Beaudezart,
Major w. HI. Bonsall, Mr. and Mrs. K.
H. Wade, Miss Wade, and the Misses
Reese.
Mr.. Jack Gardiner was rendered a
genuine surprise party on Saturday
evening at his father's residence on
Santee street, where the following
friends spent most enjoyable evening
Mrs. and Miss Gertrude Hatch. Misses
Thaxter and Mabel Ryland, Messrs.
Lester Robinson, Merle Manning, w.
H. Picknell, Harry Masac, Willie Nc
Intosh and j. N. Womersley. Jack
proved equal to the occasion and the
cordial hospitality of the Judge left
nothing to be desired.
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Mrs. Cleveland, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Threlkeld for several
weeks past, leaves for her home in
Maine on Tuesday. Mrs. Clevelandis q
cousin by marriage of Grover Cleveland
and is a remarkably bright and intel.
lectual lady. .4~ IA
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The concert to be given Wednesday
evening at the Y. M. G. A. auditorium,
under the management of Mrs. 7,
| Maeao proroieos to ha q Doucico1 treat