The herald., 1893-09-03

AnuerEOn entertained numuer oi ner
young friends at her home on West
First street. The occasion was very
brilliant one and will be long remem-
bered by all fortunate enough to be
present. The evening was spent in
dancing, social conversation, music, etc.
During the evening refreshments were
served. which consisted of ices, lemon
sde, cake and fruits. The young gen.
tleinen present presented Miss Anderson
with beautiful gift At late hour
the guests departed after having spent
one OF the most pleasant evenings OF
the season. Some of the costumes
worn were
Mrs. Anderson. black silk: ornaments,
diamonds.
Miss Lotta Anderson, black silk and
lace; ornaments, Marechal Mel roses.
Miss Smith, light green silk with dark
green velvet.
Miss Richardson, white silk and CASH
mere.
Miss MilliQan, lavender cashmere,
chiffon trimmings.
Miss Hemphill, pink silk and black
velvet.
Miss Knoll, white swiss lace trim
Miss Noyes, maroon skirt, white silk
/ bodice.
Miss Vance, red elk crepe; orna-
ments, white roses.
Miss Bossler, white crepe trimmed
with satin ribbon.
Miss Anderson was assisted by Miss
Lolita Anderson and Mr.. Childress.
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Miss Ethel Alton entertained num-
ber of young friends at her home, No.
1907 South Main street, on Monday laet,
in celebration OF the fifth anniversary of
her birthday. The little hostess re-
ceiveo many handsome and useful pres
epts, and her guests having partaken OF
the various dainty refreshments provid-
ed and wishing their young friend many
happy returns of the occasion, went
home, carrying with them souvenirs of
a very happy afternoon. Among those
invited were: Misses Baer, Montgom-
cry, Dorothy Vanvestraut, Hester Mil
ner, Cissy Watson, May Girdlestone,
Tottie Potts, Nora Forthman, Madge
Simkins, Josie Maskell, Bessie, Dell and
Florence Cronkhite, Elda Manchardt
and Marie Sutherland; masters Carlyle
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Reggie Harris, Vanvestraut, James and
Redondo Sutton. Willie Watson. Bennie
Maskell, Johnnie Milner, Vandal Grif-
fifth, Jackie Lane, Willie Potts, and
others.
Mre. N. Smith, Miss Mary Rohrer of
Los Angeles; Miss Grace Fuller OF Glen
dora, and Ray Fallmer of Washington,
D. c., returned Tuesday from Avalon,
Catalina island, where they have been
camping for the past two weeks and
having good time fishing, bathing and
rowing.
Misses Edith and May belle Young of
Buena Park and Grace Spurgeon of
Santa Ana returned homeway Tuesday
after delightful visit of one week at
Catalina island. The young ladies made
jolly party and had q pleasant time,
seeing all places of interest.
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There was simple but pretty wedding
at 1888 South Olive street Thursday
last, Otto E. Schmitz and Miss Helen
V. Massey being the contracting parties
and Rev. DR.. Hutchins the officiating
clergyman.
A number of Knights OF Pythias of
the city went out to Alhambra Friday
night and made iraternsl call on Gar
dena lodge OF that place. A banquet
was a feature of the occasion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Cunningham left
yesterday afternoon on the 5:15 Santa
Fe train for a six weeks visit to the
worlds iair and other eastern points.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Hance are cozily
esconsed in their new home, 834 South
Flower street. and will be pleased to re-
ceive their friends on Tuesdays.
Miss Rose Lee returned home Satur-
day from Santa Monica, where she has
spent the past six weeks in delightful
fashion.
DR.. and Mrs. West Hughes left on
Saturday morning for Catalina. They
will be gone couple OF weeks.
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Frank E. Scott returned Thursday
after weeks outing at Avalon.
Mr.. D. H. Morrison has returned from
his vacation and will resume teaching