The herald., 1893-08-27

evening refreshments were served from
tables on the piazza. A lovely hand
painted souvenir at each plate was the
dainty work of Miss Loomis.
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Miss Coral q. Harrison scored another
success last Friday evening in her en-
tertainment given in the Boyle Heights
M. E. church for the benefit of the La
dies Aid society. A large attendance
was present, and the interesting pro-
gramme was carried to completion,
much to the pleasure and qualification
OF those present. Miss Harrison charm
ingly recited Out O. the Fire, and The
u omance of a Hammock, by Miss u.
Belle Ross, was delightfully."- given. The
Modoc rendered choice selections,
while the recitation by Master George
Harrison of Aeking the Guv'nor, was
highly appreciated. Little Miss Pearl
pennyman, In the Mermaid solo, was
we'll received. Aunty Dolefurs Visit,
by Mrs. Berger, in costume, was ap-
plauded to the echo. Miss Harrison's
recitation of How Persimmons Took
Care of der Baby, was one of the amus-
ing features of the evenings entertain
ment.
What will prove to be one OF the most
delightful events held in Southern Cali
fornia will be Civ en- tomorrow evening,
when q party OF the young society people
numbering so will travel over the Lowe
mountain railway to Rubio cafion, where
they will have dancing party at the
pavilion. They will leave this city at
6 80 p. m. by special train over the Ter
minal read. After reaching Rubio canon
the dancing will commence and will con-
tinue until shortly before 12 O'Clock,
when q special train will bring the party
to Los Angeles, reaching here about l
O'Clock Tuesday morning. The chap
eronee are Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Carter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chanslor, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fixen and Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
Hance.
Mr.. D. freeman, one OF the directors
OF the Southern California Railway COM
pany, gave q dinner party Friday night
in honor of General Manager K. II.
Wade, and in recognition OF the great
services OF Mr.. Wade to Southern CAL
ifornia. Among the guests were l. ID.
Stimson, H. w. Hellman, Judge Esan
and L. @. Waite, directors of the road;
Judge 1. M. Ross, Judge Mckinley,
Judge Clark. ]. A. Graves. j. M: Elliott,
M. S. Severence, Capt. George j. Aims
worth and Mayor 7. E. Rowan.
A special train left La Grande depot
at 6 80 for Mr.. Freeman's ranch house
at Inglewood, and the party returned by
special at IL 80.
A party OF merry young people gath
cred at the residence Of DR.. Campbell
Wednesday evening to participate in
the pleasures of moonlight hay ride.
After losing the road several times they
arrived at Pasadena in time to partake
of luncheon and Q stroll about the city.
They then stsrted home, arriving there
in the small hours OF the following
morning. Those who composed the
party were Misses N. Holmes, M. Grow,
r. Schweter. P. Baldwin, S. Eccleston;
Messrs. M. Campbell, L. Brock, d. Gill
man. B. Mccartney, and Mrs. Camp
bell, Bosbyshell, Nolan and Brodtbeck.
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On Friday evening about 20 young
people aathered at the residence of Mr..
Tremble, in South Los Angeles, the OBJ
ject of the gathering being surprise
party on Capt. Edward Tremble, their
eldest son, in celebration of his birth
day and it was complete surprise.
The house was very tastefully deco
rated with evergreens and flowers, and
his many friends remembered him with
birthday gifts suitable to the occasion,
and no gift was more appreciated than
the one presented by the Boys brigade
to their honored captain.
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A farewell party was given by Miss
Nancy Easton at her residence on
Turner street last Thursday evening.
Those present were: Misses Nancy
Eeston, @. Devonse, D. Devouse, @.
Campenans, G. Pedroarena, r. Jacobs,
M. Jillson, v. Jillson, Mrs. s. Rios,
Mrs. Easton, A. Gonzales, r. Gonzales,
Messrs. M. Pedroarena, Ohas. Lugo,
Thomas Easton, Y. P. Rivera. F. Foster,
L. Foster, A. Guirah, o. Lambe, A.
Gonzales, B. Brown, A. Hollaway, A.
Lugo and others.
An informal musical was given by
Miss E. Graham at her home on Grand
avenue yesterday afternoon, after which
luncheon was served. About dozen
friends were present. Among those
who contributed selections were Miss
Graham, Miss Dora James, Miss Boards
ley and Miss Fannie Graham.
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Mrs. F. E. Phillips, who has been at
the worlds fair for seven weeks past,
has returned to the city after having q
most delightful trip.
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Mrs. Santa Cruz and daughters leave
today for Catalina for short stay.