Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-20
IN SOCIETY.

Last evening a pleasant progressive
euchre party was given at the Bellevue
Terrace, and most pleasurable time
was spent by those present. The parlors
were appropriately decorated, and after
several hours spent in the fascinating
game sumptuous repast was rendered
to the participants by Mr.. and Mrs. O..
w. Stewart. Mrs. Hastings and Mr..
Radabaugh won the royals, the prizes
being box of candy to the lady and a
box of cigars to the gentleman. The
BOBBY was won by Mrs. Dunstan and
Mr.. Hamilton, who were rewarded with
an egg beater and bottle of catsup.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. E. Kinney, of St. Joseph, Mo. /;
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hastings,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phinney, G. q. Bell, Miss
Higgins, w. HI. Baldwin, Miss Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Higgins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dunstan, Mr.. and Mrs. Captain Dudley,
Mr.. Conrad, Mr.. and Mrs. Radabaugh,
r. P. Dunstan, Mrs. Quigley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clingman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Hunt
ingdon.
Masters of ceremonies, W.. H. Bald
win and G. G. Jackson.
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The Glover Leaf club gave it's fifth
monthly ball at Kramer's hall last
night. The usual coterie of good dane
ers and pretty girls was present, and
the affair was equal to if not better than
the previous dances given by the club.
The programmes were exceedingly
handsome. A cover of enameled card
list of the dances. The following gem
tlemen were the directors for the even
ing: Reception committee, D. P. Har-
rison, E. @. Taylor, W. A: Shields;
floor manager, Fred y, Wilson; aids,
F. B. kits, w. Hagan. Among those
present were: Ti
Misses B. Penning, Bessie Van Bus
kirk, Richmond, Hampton, Kingsley,
Ewald, E. Sens, Edna Newman, E. M.
StolI, Alice Dockstadter, Ella M. Stoll,
Behne, Elder, Lille Van Bur, Bainsch,
B. Hill, A. Jolls. May Parcell, Flora
Pearson, A, M. Mcfarland, Mabel Skof-
stad, Anna Snyder, OF Lawrence Kan.
4. Roth, May Stern, J. Dewey, Nc
Fadden, Jennie Bigler, George Whit
taker, Lilly Bainbach, B. Hill,
A. V. Barber, J. H. Harrington, ]. L.
Houser, L. I. Sheppard, E. G. Taylor,
w. Collins, LIE Roy Gates, J. H. Pessell.
A. S. Perry. N. Moore, G. P. Kits, W.
@. Mooney, Henry Mccoy, Jesse Marsh,
7. L. Stassford, Ernest Whitehead, r.
Kinsey, A. Grosser, w. P. Jeffries, F.
B. Kits, F. G. Ballard, G. A. Fitch, T.
W. Fisher, G. X. Greening, I. L. John
son, f. N. Wilson, r. G. Hampton, F.
Vogel, Sam Van Buskirk, r. Wank-
owski, Vic Wankowski, w. G. Mullen,
A. B. Barber, and others.
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Last Wednesday evening Miss Bow
man and a few lady friends gave very
pleasant 'leap year party" to their
gentlemen friends at the Bowman's
dancing academy. The ball opened
with the grand march led by Mr.. Watts
and Miss Hanford, Mr.. Green and Miss
Bowman, after which an excellent pro-
gramme OF dancing was INDUCED in.
Among those present were: Mrs. Cum
mings, Mrs. Kretschwer, Mrs. Walter,
Mrs. Livengood, Mrs. Pierson, Miss Pier
son, Miss Schwier, Miss Eisfeber, Miss
Colson, Miss Smith, Miss Krauss, Miss
Jessie Clark, Miss Maud Wilson, Miss
Mary w. Grew, Miss Lula Doster, Miss
Marv Wolf, Miss Lille Doster, Miss Mary
Calkins, Miss Bertha Adams, Mrs.
Sigbe, Miss Mary Noddy, Miss Matilda
Noddy, Miss Minnie Bowman, the
Misses Ewalts, Miss Belle Hanford, of
Oakland, CAL, and Miss Van Bunhoub
Messrs. McGrew, Gillispie, Robinson,
Crabman, Rich Misses Monies, Woll-
ner, Oswald, Eastern, Thornton, Beech
err, Powell, Clark, Adams, Green, Bower,
Putnev, Matha, Lanquist, Strong, John
son, Greene, Strawbridge, Watts, King
Messrs. Holmer, Collins, Eisfeber, Will
son, Kenney, Anderson, Nenger, Wolfe
and others.
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People passing 3191a South Spring
street Thursday evening must have
thought from the sounds that greeted
their ears, that there was a meeting of
nihilists or a congregation of tramps.
1t was not, though. The cause OF the
wonderment was collection of some
fifteen wheelmen who had assembled to
celebrate what is termed by them a
Hard Time Smoker. This is simply
what would be denominated in other
circles Hard Time Sociable. 3i
The evening was merrily spent in
singing, dancing and music. At 10
o'clock refreshments, consisting of
bread, coffee, bologna sausage, cheese
and crackers, were announced by the
loud ringing of cowbell.
Among the notables present were
Weary Tatters, Caskowhiskey, jr., Rasty
William. Those arriving at the club
house, who were not in a respectable
condition were Immediately made SO by
the committee, who Invested some of
what rags they had.
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Miss Sadie Innis gave a delightful
dancing party on Thursday evening at
her home on Carol avenue, Angelefio
Heights. The rooms were canvased and
were also prettily decorated. The
porch was inclosed with canvas, where
the company repaired during the even
ing. Refreshments were also served.
Miss Innis received the guests.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Innis, Mrs. w. l.. Pease, Mr.. and Mrs.
D. r. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs. W. S.
Cosby, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gridley,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Leuman, Miss Bessie
Jonner, Misses Meier, Miss Belts, Miss
White, Miss Maharg, Miss Balser,
Miss Menafee, Miss Luckenbach,
Misses Eeshelman, Miss Heinz,
Mics Pinney, Miss Forester, For
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