The herald., 1893-05-21

On Tuesday evening a jolly crowd Of
young folks assembled at the residence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Nichols, No. 322
Cornwall street, Boyle Heights, who
gave delightful party in celebration Of
the birthday OF Miss Lena Patterson.
Music and dancing we're the features OF
the evening, after which dainty refresh
ments were served and more dancing
followed. Thus most pleasant and
long-to aforementioned evening was
there passed. 1t was O late hour when
good night was said and the merry
party departed for their vsrious homes
in bus provided for the occasion, the
ride homeward being enjoyed only as
young folks can enjoy such ride. The
guests included: Misses Eta and
Mamie Schumacher, Lou Bandholdt,
Tino Benner, Bertha Anderson, Katie
Basserman, Mollie Reynolds, Lucy
NelmH, Mamie Mulrein, Jessie. Kent,
Mildred True, Susie Rogers. Emma
Grant, Carrie Pedroarena, Gertrude
Albert T, Gervais, Karl Schumacher,
Joe Rogers, Sparks Berry, Nap Curtain,
Lorenzo Hilton, James Robbins, J. s.
Shute, George Simpson, Ed Doe, George
Lane, Lee Parrish. Reinhardt j. Busch
and Mrs. Geo. Simpson, who liniently
performed the duties Of chaperon.
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The new rooms of the Woodbury. Bus
iness college we're thrown open to the
public last evening and. fully 500 people
assembled to enjoy the last college social
of the year. The rooms presented q
handsome appearance, the elegant fur
nishings being set off by choice floral
decorations. An informal social and
promenade followed the literary exer-
cises.
The programme was very fine, almost
every number receiving hearty encore.
1t was as follows:
Piano duet--Hele and Sadie Green.
Vocal solo-Harry Maybln.
Recitation-Prof. John Mccullough.
Cub swimming fhe Cotton ca ldren.
Vocal solo-Mrs Gonzales.
Recitation Prof, II N. Cummings.
Chinese dance-Cotton children.
Piano duet-Ada and Agnes Bleck
The commencement exercises of this
college will occur at the Grsnd Opera
house, Monday evening, June 26th. The
addresses will be made by Senator S.
NJ. White and Rev. Bert Estes Howard.
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A delightful tally-ho party was driven
to Eaton's canon Saturday, May goth,
by Mrs. Charles Chick. Among those
present were the Misses Gordon, F
Nolan, West, Phelps, Roy Jones, s.
Bosbyshell, M. Bosbyshell, Messrs.
Hanchette, Campbell, Baldwin, Brodt-
beck, Seyler, Forester, Dunum and
Vacy. The party was chaperoned by
Miss Weinheimer.
Mrs. Bertha Agnes Penning- -Amet,
the well-known soprano singer, left for
Chicago last Thursday, where she will
sing at the worlds fair the Bore1ei quar-
tette. Mrs. Amet will make an ex-
tended trip east, visiting New York,
Boston, and her birthplace in the state
of Connecticut, returning home in time
for the Chriatmas festivities.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Francis and Miss
G. M. Dominguez start on Sunday even
ing for the east. While absent they
will visit the worlds fair, where they
win meet DR.. and Mrs. del Amo on
their return from Europe. The party
expect to return by July Let, to spend
the summer in their new seaside cottage
at Redondo Beach.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Stewart, Mrs.
Charles Prayer OF Los Angeles and Mr..
and Mrs w. @. Kimbsll of National
City left last Thursday for Chicago to see
the fair.
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Mrs. Emeline Childs and two dsugh-
ters returned last Friday from a 10 days
visit to San Francisco.
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Mrs. r. j. Northam and Miss Northam
have returned from short vielS to San
Francisco.