Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-14
IN SOCIETY.

The Arcadia at Santa Monica was the
scene of a merry gathering of the dis
ciples of terpsichore who were present
on the invitation of Sea Side Lodge No.
1863, I. O. 0. f. 1t was the first grand
ball the lodge has ever given. The spa
cious ball room was crowded by the
members of the mystic order and their
friends, who escorted many of the fair
daughters of Santa Monica and sister
towns to the scene OF festivities. The
music was excellent, being furnished by
Fred Doh's orchestra. Messrs. Cowley
and Baker, who kindly donated the
hall, did everything in their power to
make the evenings enjoyment full to
completion.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. George D. Pendleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. K. Banetto, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Pollard, Mr..
and Mrs. Ren S SSummerfeld, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. R. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B.
Willis, Mr.. and Mrs: D. F. Carpenter,
Mr.. and Mrs. O. G. Tullis, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. D. feathers, Mr.. and
fey, Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Westover,
Val Killain, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stephens,
Mrs. w. H. Robinson, Mesdames L. E.
Hubbel, W. E. Carey, Misses S. Smith,
Mooser, Oracle Westover, Dora
E. Scollard, Annie Kennedy, A. Moss,
Della Thoms, Lille Thoms, Beatrice
Wisee, Emma Valkman Willis, Lucy
Collins, W. H. Robinson, McColocy,
Maj. H. G. Wassman, Fred Cowley, Fl.
Sinister, Keith @. Newton, s. M. Woods,
HI. T. Giroux, L. T. Fisher, G. Scollard.
John Kennedy, Hubert Donnegan, J. G.
Steele, d. Eli Vanderveer, H. G. Be-
vile, M. G. Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Johnson. A. E. Benedict, f. Scollard,
L. A. Rockwell, Claud Scheckels, Fred
Dohs, G. w. Suits, @. F. Waldron, F.
Spiller, G. o. Marshall, J. LIE Beorge, F.
j. White.
Little Edwin Stewart Lawson, son of
Prof. L. B. Lawson, was rendered sur
prise party on Saturday afternoon, the
occasion being his seventh birthday.
The chiefsgame was tossing bean bags,
at which each one had turn. Reuben
Schmitt won the first prize and Pearl
Bottomes carried the BOBBY honors. A
number OF nice presents were received
and delicious refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Luck Wood
worth, Rosa Sutton, Daisy Sutton,
Renee Malim, Marian Malim, Harriet
Schmidt, Stella Schmidt, Pearl Condit,
Louise Pellissier, Pearl Bottomes, Mar
guerite Rice, Aimee Appel, Corinne
Francis, Ella Heinzeman, Georgia Cas-
serman and Nellie Bottomes; Masters
Silas Dunsmoor, Earl Ennis, Johnny
Bloeser, Willie Bloeser, George Warner
and Reuben Schmidt.
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The birthday party given by Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Y. Kellam to their daughter
Anna, Friday evening, was one of the
most notable social events of the season
on Boyle Heights. The artistic decora-
tions, the soft glow of light and the
many lovely gowns, all united in form
ing charming scene. The merrier
games of the evening were interspersed
with recitations by Miss Crowell and
Mr.. Barnes, and by instrumental music
by Miss Davisson and Mr.. Frank Glazier.
Among those present were: Grace Per-
ry, Alice Crowell, Maud Hinckley, 4
Helen Everts, Emma White, Mamie
Hazeltine, Fanny Laying, Mae Davisson,
Msy Thatcher. Leila Kingsley. Grace
Sanborn, Minnie Rees, Charlotte Teale,
Charles Glazier, Earl Sweet, Claude
Black, Harry Arnold, Eugene Barnes,
Charles Patty, Harry Upton and E.
Crowell.
In social circles the second annual
ball of the Independent order of Forest
ers given at Illinois hall on Wednesday
evening, was the event of the week.
Critics say that at this ball, which was
participated in by 125 couples there was
the largest number of good dancers and
the smallest number OF poor dancers
ever held in this city. For their care in
issuing invitations and the admirable
manner in which the party was con-
Quoted the order is deserving of great
credit. All present voted the affair
success and the order highly commend
able for such entertainment and departed
wishing these Foresters' annual balls
might come oftener than once year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. III. E. Cook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sartori, Mr.. and Mrs. <. T. Earl,
Mr.. Henderson, Mr.. @. F. Sloane and
Mr.. Bleekman will form special car
tourist party today around the Santa
Fe's kite-shape track. The party will
travel in General Manager Wade's pri-
vate car, and will take along cook and
other necessaries.
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A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Miss Minnie Ward at her resi-
denc, 618 Hope street. Wednesday even
ing, in honor Of her fifteenth birthday.
The evening WAS spent in games and