The herald., 1893-05-14

rated the rooms in honor OF the occa-
sion The latest music was furnished
by the Arend orchestra. The programme
was an unique one, full of terpsichorean
numbers, and was enjoyed to the
fullest extent. After the closing strains
of "After the ball" waltz, the entire
party assembled at the Hollenbeck cafe
to enjoy the complimentary banquet
rendered the ladies of the club by the
gentlemen.
Mrs. l.. Behymer who has been a
member of the club since its organiz1-
ton, acted as cicerone. The toasts
were enjoyable being zen rappe" with
the occasion.
The third season commences Septem-
| Der, 1898, and the club expects to make
1t one of the most exclusive in the city.
The following members were present:
Martin Legore, Bshymer, Tanner, Platt,
Roger, @. Kits, F. kits, Fitch, r.
Wankowski, Brockway, Fruhling,
Fleming, McStay, Whomes, Young
worth, Kennedy, Kinsey, Gates,
Eduosrt, Bowers, Lawrence, Pettigrew,
Richardson, Wilson, II. Hagan, Erwin,
Shepard, A. Reynolds, Preston, Barber,
Ashley, Moore, W. Hagsn, Knopf,
Mooney, Jefferies, Hoppenstead,C ollins,.
Perry, Robinson, Professor and Mrs.
Kramer, Mrs. Behymer, Misses Wind
helm, Bowman, V. Bowman. Hutch,
NJ. Fox, Hupp, Morgan. Berke, Ben
nett, Tibbot, billiard, A. Foss, nj. Bow
man, King, F. Pearson, Hartwick,
Greenwald, Swanberg, Maxwell, Baker,
| Pettigrew, Walker, Graham, Elbow,
Parker, M. Kingeley.. Hubbard. Trey,
McHenry, Roger, Rebsrd, Berry, J..
Foss, Cook, Whitaker, Pearson.
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Mrs. W. O. Morrison gave delight
full party at her lovely home, 1347 Olive
street, Friday evening, in honor''of f.
Harry Morrisey, who leaves this week
Tor the east, to vieit relatives and see
the worlds fair. The rooms wore beau
tifully decorated with flowers for the
occasion. Music, games and dancing
were the features of the evening. The
Misses Abbott rendered some very sweet
vocal and instrumental music, after
which delightful refreshments were
served. Then they all joined in thank
ing the charming hostess for the hospit-
able manner in which they were enter
tanned, and after bidding Mr.. Morrisey
pleasant journey and safe return, they
all took their departure.
Among those present were Mines. W.
G. Morrison, Mamie Ellis, Georgia At
kinson, J. A. MORRISON, Hartman, Misses
Genevive Abbct6, Effel Morrison, Josie
Fargo, Marguerite Abbott, Stella Bah.
sett, Meesrs. f. E. Scott, w. @. Nor.
rison, G. II. Williams, J. A. Morrison,
Ollie Mason, Burt Young, M. Il. Cullin,
W.T.. Rose, J. Harry Morrisey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Perry gave party
to a number of friends at their pleasant
home in East Los Angeles. All enjoyed
a treat in the music furnished by thu
Modoc quartette, which sang severa
pieces. much to the amusement of the
crowd. Mrs. M. f. Fayman sang in hel
usual captivating manner; also severa
of her pupils.
Elegant refreshments we're served ,ant
all present expressed themselves as be
ing highly entertained.
Among the number present were Mr.
and Neil, Mr.. and Mrs. Barlow, Mr.. ant
, Mrs. Fayman, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Misses Myer, Thomas, Keyes, Addie ant
/, Stella Perry, Franklin, Moore. Mrs
Thomas, Mr.. James, Mr.. E. Perry anc
others.
On the 18th OF this month there will
be held social at the residence of Rev
q NJ. Taylor, of st. Johns Epiecopa
church, No. 1874 West jefferson street
All friends of the church are cordial,
invited to attend. The Right Rev
Nichols, bishop of the diocese, and
" member of the clergy from the country