The herald., 1893-06-04
MISS CHILDS.

knife, Rev. G. w. and L. H. White;
silver meat fork, Mr.. and Mrs. o. d.
Reeve, BinghsmtoD, N. Y; Columbus
souvenir spoon, silver jewel tray, MIR.
and Mrs. j. r. Pelton, lion, N. Y; sill
yer photo frame, Mr.. and Mrs. Cogs-
well; white and gold embroidered table
center piece, Miss Bates, Santa Barbara;
fine French china dinner set, Mrs. Hol-
lister silver napkin holder, Mrs. Hines,
Ilion, New York; silver berry spoons,
Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey, MIR. and Mrs.
Miller and J. V. Elliott of San ia Bar
bara; elk embroidered center piece,
Mrs. s. Segur, lion, N. Y; silver and
pearl plaque, Mrs. A. W. Oliver; silver
ice cream ladle, Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Leach set silver tea spoons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Buell. Barnes, Norwich, N. "; sil-
yer fruit knives, Misses Barber and Hut
ton; gill and silver card receiver, Mrs.
M. B. Williamson; ivory carved fan,
Miss Helen A. Birdsell Oregon souvenir
spoon, Irwin Oliver; Mt. Hood souvenir
spoon, Arthur Oliver; elegant bronze
vase, Humphrey B. Kendrick; Royal
Worcester and silver cracker jar, Mr..
and Mrs. 9. d. Howry; silver tea kettle
and spirit lamp, ladies of Grace M. +.
church, Santa Barbara, and 10
Mr.. ]. s. Dickinson, Portland, Or;
bisoue and silver sugar riher, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. w. Cunning; one dozen silver
spoons, Mrs. Nj. l. McKoon Mrs. j. E.
Murray, Mrs. J. w. Campbell, Mrs. f.
A. Forester, Mrs. W. n. Pilkington,
Mrs. Fl. J. Schaffner, Mrs. +. .. Sey-
mour, Mrs. r. r. Brown, Mrs. f. D.
Nettleton, Mrs. g. R. Grow; tea csddy
spoon, Mrs. John Shelf, Norwich, NY;
silver cake basket, Rev, and Mrs. E. M.
| Smith 5Stivsaif Coin on card, IIr. and
Mrs. s. M. Hand, Norwich, N. Y; sil-
yer coin, Mrs. Pitken, Arroyo Grende;
silver coin, Rev. and Mrs. Andrews,
Athens, Pa; souvenir, Rev. w. L.
Thorpe, Honesdale, Pa. banquet lamp,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. M. Csswell, Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Winton; typewriter, from ministers and
friends on the Santa Barbara district;
berry spoon, DR.. and Mrs. Bresee, Mr..
and Mrs. P. w. Bresee; tea strainer,
Rev. and Mrs. s. A. Thompson.
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The Boyle Heights history class gave
an entertainment to their gentlemen
friends at the residence of Mrs. E. r.
Threlkeld on Thursday evening last,
and royal good time was enjoyed bv
all. The young ladies Of the class, to
whom Mrs. Threlkeld turned over her
spacious premises, displayed much taste
in decorating the various apartments.
The parlor was elsborately beautified
with white roses and ivy; the dining
room with white and blue flowers and
smilsx; the reception room with red
roses; the library with yellow. The
table, which groaned with refreshments
provided by the young ladies Of the
class, as well as the sideboard and paint
ings in the dining room, were decorated
with blue and white emilax. Towards
pany dispersed, each thanking the host
and hostess for the pleasant time they
had spent.
The following young ladies of the
Class were present to lend enchantment
| to the pleasant occasion: Mesdames
Mamie Hazeltine, Ethel Dick, Mabel
Lawrence, Lou Mottram, CLARA Rees-
berg, Miss Wylie, Ella Reesberg,
Ethelwyn Cromwell, Mrs. H. @. Wor-
land, Mrs. Thielkeld, Winnie Miller,
Alice Bayce, Kittie Snyder, CLARA
Chaain, Emma White, Mae Davis
son, Della Bates, Artie Hinckley,
Jessie Bates, Mamie HUTCHINSON, ABB
bic Willing Bessie Bell, Annie Mottram,
Nellie V. Hutchinson, Lille Snyder,
Nellie Colwell, Dora King, Yetta Dexter.
The following were the gentlemen
present: @. Dewey, J. @. Hilbert, Ny
ere White, J. F. Dexter, G. e. Dsvieson,
Z. O. Williams, Prof. M. Carleeon, G.
E. Wise, r. w. Rogers, L. T. Caller, DIR.
Mcclure, II. P. Bsrrows, Fl. J. Richard
son, w. A. Caller, Fl. Arnold, W. B.
Doxie, Guy Hill, Mr.. Threlkeld.
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A party will enjoy sail today in the
yacht Dawn, commanded by Hilley, one
OF the finest boats of it's kind in South
ern California. A general good time
will be had, including a fine repast,
einging and music. The following ladies
and gentlemen will be among the happy
crowd: Messrs. FL. s. little. f. w.
Mssacar, G. A. Reeves, II. L. Lewis,
George Mcclure, A. P. YeSrsley, E. E.
Fancher. E. Smith and w. H. Gieger,
and Misses M. L. and Mollie Title, Leila
Shirley, Aline Park. nj. Campbell, Ada
Lovett, Emma Ledbetter, Belle Miller,
and Mrs. Susan Tuttle, chsperone,
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The Catalina Yacht club will hold O
meeting Monday evening at the Office of
the Lacy Manufacturing company for
the election Of officers and the arranging