The herald., 1893-02-19
SOCIETY.

lHo beCUuU buuuhl baiA VI bhO 0OiAOL
State lodge, div. 104, g. s. A. to the B
L. E., was held in Armory hall Tuesday
evening. There was large number o.
persons present, and the affair was q
success. The ladies who gave the bal
acquitted themselves most excellently.
Refreshments were served about IL &c
p. m. Dancing was enjoyed until a
much later hour. The committees were
as follows:
Reception, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Knots, Mrs. HetheriDgton,
Mr.. Church; director of dances, f. j.
Horner; aids, @. Petrie, ID. Lightner, A.
Mitchell, O. McComas, w. Lowry, W.
Baldwin.
Miss Heinsch entertained number of
guests at drive whist at her home, 944
South Hill street, last Friday evening.
The affair was informal and was given in
honor of Miss Dougnarty, who is visiting
in this city. Vocal selections were rem
dered during the evening. Refresh
menta were served. Among those pres
ent were Misses Croft, Rose, Easton,
Bonsall, Tyler, Francis Widney, Neal,
Frankenfeld, Mcclellan and Dewey !;
Messrs. Easton, Felix Norton, Sam
Dewey, H. Wymsn, John Neal, Robert
Dupuy, Boyle Workman, Kellam, j..
Henry Dockweiler, Elliott, DR.. Carl
Kurtz, DR.. Jauch and others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawks gave party at
their pleasant home on South Work
man street, on Tuesday evening, in
of NJ Mrs Gaietar Of
coin, Neb. Mrs. Caister is a sister of
Mrs. Hawks. The evening was delight
fully spent 10 music and games, after
which all repaired to the dining room
where beautifully decorated tables were
spread with tempting viands, every one
doing Justice to the occasion. The
rooms were decorated in smilax and La
France roses. Those present were ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Caister, Mrs. Stone, Mr..
and Mrs. Fayman, Mr.. and Mrs. Chal-
mers, Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rayder, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawks,
Miss Alice Hawks, Miss Edith Hawks,
Mr.. Harold Hawks.
Monday evening Judge and Mrs. Por-
ter gave reception to the ladies of the
Thimble club, with their husbands, at
their lovely home on South Pearl street,
Mrs. Porter being member Of the club.
The affair was given to celebrate a
double anniversary, and was altogether
most delightful one. Those present
were: Judge and Mrs. Porter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Forester, Mr.. and Mrs.
d. G. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. K. G. Crom-
bic, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Cole, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. Forester, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H. Vansant, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. W. Law
renee, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Chase, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. V. Smith, Mre. Foster of Santa Ana,
Mrs. Mott, Miss Gertrude Foster.
An interesting entertainment was
given by the members of the Webster
club at the Normal school last Friday
evening. The programme follows:
Installation, Mr.. Bunker, retiring president,
Mr.. Vaughan incoming president.
Violin duet-Messrs. ]. Fox and T. Conner.
Oratiun, Love for Country-Mr. E. Nichols.
- Music 1T The soldiers CRorusME RsSl, FLa1snef nonnT
Bouelle, Sheldon
Reading-W. B. Hill.
Solo, Calvary-B. H. Donnell.
Essay, Evolution of MANI. Bunker.
Orat on-D. o. Johnson.
instrumental music-F. R. Watson.
Original poem, What For ?-J. E. Brand.
Young; Claude. b. II. Donnell.
Music, Annie Laurie-Double Quartette.
Accom- panists-Piano, Miss Lizzie Pepper;
violin, Messrs. G. Fox and Y. Conner; bass, Mr..
Meskimons.
DIR. and Mrs. W. G.. Cochran of South
Olive street gave large reception last
Friday evening, previous to Mrs. Coch-
rams departure for an extended visit to
the east. ---
Mrs. Chas Forman gave card party
at her residence last Tuesday evening.
The Ar Ar club was. entertained last
Thursday by Mrs. 9. H. Hance at her
residence, corner Of Washington and
Hope streets.
Mrs. Bradner Lee of 1105 South Hope
street held an afternoon reception last