Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-30
IN SOCIETY.


given by Mrs. Lyman Stewart at hel
beautiful residence, 1000 West Seventh
street, yesterday afternoon. The room:
were tastefully decorated, and grea
wealth of the choicest flowers gave then
an idyllic charm. The guests partool
Eof most sumptuous luncheon, ano
spent delightful afternoon. The fol
lowing are the names of the ladies who
were present: Mines Minor, Herriott
Chichester, Guthrie (mother and daugh
ter), Slater, Bingham, Ayers.
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The second meeting of the Cotillon
club was held in Turnverein hall last
evening, and, despite the threatening
weather, was as great a success as the
former meeting last month.
The decorations were artistic in the
extreme, particularly in their distribu-
tion. A continuous streamer of scarlet
bunting, hanging in graceful folds, en-
circled the room, while the same ma
terial was suspended across the room
from the sides of the balconies overhead.
Countless numbers of vari-colored Jap
anese lanterns hung from the brilliant
streamers, forming an artistic canopy
over the brilliant assemblage. A large
Japanese umbrella, from which were
suspended numerous lanterns formed
the center piece. Pepper trees were
embarked against the galleries and
extended around the room. The stage
where the musicians were stationed was
partially hidden by the profusion of
the decorations, clusters of date palms
being interchained by delicate lines of
smilax, and forming delicately tinted
spiders web between the dancers and
the musicians.
The costumes of the ladies were ex-
ceedingly handsome, equaling anything
in that line before seen in the city.
The figures were all pretty, the one
with the lighted Japanese lanterns be-
ing very effective, as was that of the
Japanese parasols. The figure with the
dice box was highly successful and
called forth no little merriment,
The first part of the evening was de-
voted to dancing, after which the GER
man was started at 10 80, and under the
leadership OF Lieutenant Meyle, assisted
by Mr.. Frank Hicks was danced until a
late hour.
The refreshments were served by J,
E. Aull of the Hollenbeck cafe.
Prof Dion Romandy's orchestra of ten
pieces furnished the splendid music.
The patronesses were: Mrs. Cole, Mrs.
G. j. Ellis, Mrs. Meyler, Mrs. DIR. Nc
Gowan, and Mrs. Workman.
Those present and their partners in
the german were Lieutenant and Mrs.
Meyler, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ]. Ellis, Mr..
S. Alamo, DR.. and Mrs. d. G. MacGowan.
Mrs. Cole and Mrs. Workman, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Denis, Mr.. and Mrs. G..
Holterhof, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Banning,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Wicks, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. P. Hunt, Mr.. ]. r. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins, Mr.and Mrs. +. Hicks.
Mr.. Garland and Miss Butler, William
Banning and Miss Banning, Mr.. Latham
and uiss Horne, j. Griffith and Miss
Patterson, F. Griffith and Miss Lee.
Boyle Workman and Miss E. ChiIds.
Lieutenant Stockle and Miss G. Cole. ].
Hunter and Miss -, Mr.. Schumacher
and Miss -, Mr.. Houghton and Miss
Houghton, W. R. Stats Of Pasadena
and Miss Patton, j. Austin and Miss
Ruth Childs, Mr.. Bleekman and Miss
Strohm, R. Bishop and Miss Coffrotb
G. Brown and Miss -, George
Belts and Miss Bugbee, lie
Grand Belts and Miss Jarvis.
J. Schumacher and Miss Gorham. r
Schumacher and Mrs. Rawson, DR.. r.
Dorsey and Miss Ellis. P. Hoyle and
Miss Dorsey, A. T. Harvey and Miss
Dupuy, j. Patrick and Miss Schaeffer.
R. Chadwick and Miss Elderkin, Mr.
Gustee, G. Houston and Miss L. Hous-
ton, ]. Hunter and Miss A. Patterson
J.. Montgomery and Mics M. Rose, j
Slauson, Jr., and Miss Mcclellan, Mr..
Stats and Miss L. Patton, q. Rose. Mr..
Spangler and Miss B. Shreye.
Mr.. Walters, s. Ward and Miss
Werner, G. Rose and Miss D. Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday, DR.. and Mrs,
Schiffman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Patrick,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Wildman, Col. ]. J. G.
Lee, Miss Stilson, Mrs. Stone. Miss
Harndon, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Widney
Miss Balance, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Creigh.
ton, and others.
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The ladies of W. G. T. U. gave q
pleasant reception yesterday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. J. r. Grow
1912 West Seventh street, in honor OF
DIR. Mary Wood Allen, M. d. and lee
turer, and Mrs. Mary Allen West, presi.
dent of Illinois Press association and
editor of the Union Signal, of Chicago
| The rooms were prettily decorated
and were well filled with callers during
the afternoon. DR.. Allen delivered a
pleasing address during the reception.
The ladies who received with DR.. Allen
were Miss West and Mrs. George R,
Crow, assisted by Mrs. Hutton, Mrs
Garbutt and Mrs. Lucy d. Moore
the invited guests were DR.. and Mrs. M
Mcdonnell, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Stew
art, Professor and Mrs. Ludlum, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. Carter, Miss Lawrence, Mrs. G
M. Marble, Dean Matthews, Mrs. d. G.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill, Miss