The herald., 1893-12-10

luebuay evening. lneTe WAS an 6&Coi'
lent attendance, and the affair was o
gratifying success for the lodge, both
socially and financially. Lowinsky' Is
orchestra discoursed very fine dance
music. and light liquid refresnments
were served throughout the evening.
During the entertainment there was q
variation that proved the feature of the
evening. Miss Miriam Andrews and
Miss Ethel Levy danced in very grace
full manner, that csptivsted che epecta-
tors, La Cacucha. Little Vivian (Rose-
bud) Andrews danced La Belle very
charming.y, and then Miss Ethel Levy
sang character song, in which she inn
itated the Bowery tough very etrikingly.
The evening costumes OF the ladies.
under tbs glare of the light, were ex-
tremely beautiful. 1t was early morn
ing before the participants dispersed.
Much credit is due to Mrs. A. B. An
drews for her untiring efforts, which
lent much to the success of the affair.
The following are tAe committees who
were in charge:
Executive-Mrs. Annie B. Andrews.
j. Scholtens, B. p. Campbell. w. r.
Blackman,sS. O. Eikenberry, F. f. Kel-
lock, +. j. Clark.
Floor-Joe Scholton, floor manager !;
aids, Arion De Voust, b. p. Campbell,
A. L. Nose, +. Sesma, l.. McGuinn, A.
Barrell.
Reception committee-Mrs. A. B.
Andrews, Mrs. G. L. Desch, Mrs. Henry
Baswitz, Mrs. Tom Merry, Mrs. J. [.
Still, Mrs. A. Orfila, Mrs. A. B. Drake,
Mrs. w. A. White, Mrs. l.. Macordes,
Mrs. M. @. Kennedy, Mrs. M. White,
Mrs. F. G. Kellock. Miss Anna Coils,
Miss Ida Vignes, Miss Maud Valiant,
Miss Eta Felphs, Miss Emma Lewis,
Is. G. r } l.. Thorne, Miss Hattie An
drews, Judge L. S. Seaman, J. Marion
Brooks, Henry Baswitz, Tom Merry, DR..
j. j. Sill, A. Orfila, A. B. Drake, W. A.
White. L. Macordes, John Grant, G. A.
Collins, Edwin Bishop, W. A. Ryan,
Wallace Keene, F. X. Wellmap, L.
Corder, S. Fletcher, (G. d. Id j. Nc
Ginnis. f. W. Chase.
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At the home OF Mrs. Threlkeld, on
Boyle Heights, yesterday afternoon,
from till O'Clock, was given the sec.
ond of the monthly receptions to the
lady teachers of the city.
The stately hostess was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. Henry and Miss
Hanlon of the Breed street school. The
Sparkle of Lights was answered by The
Light That Lies in Womsn's Eyes, and
q spirit of cordial friendship pervaded
the whole.
Under the supervision of Miss Melon
aid, OF the Macy street school, and
corps of worthy colleagues, the rooms
were transformed into bowers of beauty
by festoons of emllsx, and banks and
clusters OF evergreens and flowers.
The bountiful refreshments were dis
pensed by Mics Murdoch OF the First
street school, assisted by a sweet bevy
OF young ladies' of Mrs. Tnrelkeld's
history class.
A pleasing feature of the entertain
ment was the musical selections rem
dered by the Lorlei quartette, which
won such favorable comments at the
worlds fair. This charming quartette,
consisting of Misses Kimball, Young,
Eaton and Gardner, eang in exquisite
harmony several delightful numbers.
A unique departure was the art gal
lery arranged by the ladies OF the Corn
wall street school. In this, by means OF
a picture catalogue, were given many
happy and timely charades.
The throngs of visitors who partook OF
this delightful hospitality bespesk the
appreciation OF these receptions which
give the busy brain-workers of the city
educational department. an opportunity
of meeting not only each other but also
many charming patrons OF the schools.
Among the ladies present not of the
school department were: Mesdames
Chapman, Spsulding, Variel, McComas,
Hendricks. Foy, Dawson,
Hutchison, Hughes, Hubbsll, Rolands,, i,
Young, Rolands and Hermann.
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A surprise partg was given to Miss
Minnie Pco by number OF her friends
at Newhall on the evening of December
Sth. Among those present were Mines.
Drew, Raymond ana Powell; Misses
Margaret Kutch, Mabel and Mary Whit
eker, Matilda Campton, Minnie and
Katy Pico, Aurora Downs, Ida Graves
and Florence Powell Messrs. j. Drew,
A. Kutch, r. Y. F. Campton, N. J.
Pico, j. Il. Wright, S. 5. Withrow, H. S.
Morrow, Charles Graves, Harry Simons,
d ToWne and many othere. During
the evening several selections on the
piano were skilfully rendered by Miss
Kutch and Mr.. Pico, which elected ire-
quent applause. Dancing and games
were other features OF the evening, after
which refreshments were served, which
were done ample justice to. At a late
hour the happy party dispersed, and all
united in pronouncing it most enjoy
able affair.
VS.
Mrs. James W. Suttons, wife of the
OF the Redoudo railway,
gave q charming birthday party On Fri
day last, in honor of her youngest
daughter, Louise Elizabeth's first birth
day. High tea was served to the moth
ers of the little tots who had been in.
vited and who enjoyed themselves with
all the glee of childhood. The elder
ones joined in the merry making with
as much fervor as the little ones did
Little Louise was the recipient of large
number of birthday favors. The follow
ing is list Of the children who were
present: The Misses Louise Elizabeth |
sutton, Ruth Abrams, Harriet Thomp-
,on and Pansy Bean. and Masters Willie |
Gunner, George Alton and Leonard Rus
,ell.
The members of Semi-Tropc lodge |
No. 371, ]. o. o. F., will celebrate then |
second anniversary with grand literar |
and musical entertainment, concludin.
with ball, at Music hall, on Tuesday
evening. December 18th. Music b,
Professor Lowineky's orchestra t., |