The herald., 1893-09-10

That was q very merry party OF ladies
| and gentlemen which assembled at the
pleasant home of Commodore and Mira,
R. r. Haines at 21S West Twenty
seventh street, on Tuesday evening last.
Everyone who knows the genial COM
modore and his family Can realize the
pleasure Of an entertainment given by
them. Following were those present;
Misses Stella Haines. Harriet Mercer,
Leila Wilson, Anna d. Austin. Bessie
Richardson, Blanche Beville, Messrs. j.
D. Mercer, Frank p. Wilson, w. ii.
Anderson, H. r. Hanna. VIM. Noble,
J. II. Jones OF San Francisco. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. j. j..
Mcmillan, Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Putnam,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Haines, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. III. Hewitt. Progressive euchre
and whist were the amusements OF the
evening. The first gentleman's prize in
the euchre game, an opal scarf pin, was
won by Mr.. Mercer; trst lady's prize,
an engraving from Daubigny, won by
Miss Mercer; gentleman's BOBBY prize,
Japanese puzzle, won bv Mr.. Noble ;
lsdy's BOBBY prize, won by Miss Will
son this was diminutive frying pay,
with the words 'panned out" painted
in the bottom. The whist players won
nothing. After the games were over a
fine lunch was served, and the disap-
pointed players Joined with the success
full ones in expressing the conviction
that the evening had been very pleas
ant one indeed.
The regular monthly social of the Y.
W. @. T. u, composed of members from
Glen9ora. Azusa and Covina, was held
last Tuesday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. De Vain. at Azusa. The union is in
hourishing condition under the presi-
dency of Miss Dodsworth, and has about
so members. The lawn was beautifully
decorated with Chinese lanterns, and the
evening was very pleasantly spent with
recitations and vocal and instrumental
music. Delightful refreshments were
served by Mrs. De Vain and her charm
ing daughters. Among the number
were Misses Martha Dodsworth, Marian,
Stell and Grace Cook, Grace Fuller,
Blanche Carter, Marian, Blanche and
Maude De Vaid, Helen E. Clapp, Azusa;
Bertha Adams, Angie Griswald, Gertie
Vaughn. Kittie M. Franklin, Zoda B.
Taylor. Albertha Speer, Lizzie Cole,
Annie Headley, Laura Franklin. .Covina;
Messrs. DR.. Eugene LIE Baron. L. j.
franklin, George Lunt, Ii. d. Dennis,
d. Hsadley, F. E. Wood, Ed Speer, q.
II. Taylor, E. E. Keller, = Jess, Covina
W. @. Roberts, II. Bilderbsck, w. M.
Wade, Azusa Hope Washburn, Ernest
E. Washburn, Glendora; j. Harry Nor
risey, Los Angeles. 4.
On last Wednesday evening goo dly
number of invited guests assembled at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. @.
O'Bleness, Montreal street, to witness
the marriage OF their daughter, Louida,
to Robert d. Gould. Rev. Thos. Hen
dry of Park Congregation church offici-
ated. The house was beautifully deco
rated and won many admiring compli-
ments. The bride was dressed in white
crepon, with lace and ribbon trimmings,
and the groom in the conventional
black. After the many congratulations,
lunch was served, interpreted with
music, readings and conversation. The
young couple were the recipients OF
many beautiful presents, with wishes
for their future happiness. They will
be at home after the Goth, at 1340 Omaha
street.
The Silver Leaf club met laet Tuesday
evening and reorganized for the ensuing
season. This popular club has been in
existence for the past two years and has
given a number of delightful dances.
There were As members enrolled last
Tuesday evening. The following were
elected as officers: President, A. o.
Richardson; vice-president, F. B. Kits
recording secretary, O. E. McStay I;
financial secretary, II. S. Pettigrew
treasurer, George Lawrence. The first
dance of the new organization will prob
ably be given the second Friday in &C.
tober.
Among those who will leave for Chi
cago today is the following party
Madame Mojeska and husband, Count
Bozents. Madame Mojeska's nephew,
Mrs. R. j. Northam, Miss Northam and
Judge Egan of San Juan Cspistrano.
They will travel in Madame Mojeska's
private car via the Santa Fe route.
After visiting the worlds fair they
will go to New York and probably to
Europe. Mrs. Northam and her daugh-
ter will return to California in time to
occupy their country residence at
Northam when completed.
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George P. Adams, the young attorney
of Los Angeles, was united in marriage
to Miss Edith Harmon, one of Univer-
sity's fair young ladiee, last Wednesday
evening, The nuptials were performed
ct the residence OF the brides parents
by Rev. DR.. Campbell. A marriage sup
per was served after the ceremony. The
couple are well known and respected
among the young people of thie place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams will be at home to
their friends at their new home, corner
OF Thirty ninth street and Rough ave-
nue..
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The engagement of Miss Mary Ban
ming and Mr.. Redmond A. Chadwick
has been announced. They were enter
tanned at dinner party at the California
club laet Friday evening by Mr.. John
Bradbury. The others present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro w. Childs, Miss Lucy
Banning. Mics Butler, Mesers. Griffith
and Bradbury.
After the entertainment at the club
the party attended the opening perform
ance of the Rivals at the Los Angeles
theater.
Mr.. George Nicholson and Miss Maude
M. Davis, both of this city, were mar
ried at San Bernardino last Friday by
the Rev. @. A. Westenberg of the First
Methodist Episcopal church. They