The herald., 1894-05-20
PASADENA.
An Elegant Party at Highland Place.
News Notes aud Personals.

delightfully."- entertained party OF
young friends with dancing. The hand
some residence WAS most brilliantly
illuminated and prettily decorated for
the occasion. In the drawing room
Jacquiminot roses and carnation pinks
were used; the library was beautiful
with La France roses and the dining
room was decorated tastefully with La
Marque, sll harmonizing prettily with
the interior decorations. The Misses
Hugus were assisted in the reception OF
their guests by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugus
and Mrs. E. K. Hall. The broad YER
andas were enclosed with canvas, and
the floors throughout the house were
crashed for dancing. Music was fur.
nished by Lowinski, and was OF the
best. Fourteen numbers were included
in q varied dancing programme, and
were entered into with zeet by all pres
emit.
An elaborate collation. was served at
the conclusion of the dance and the
guests entered the dining room in
grand procession, each wearing a fancy
tissue paper cape, presenting fantastic
appearance. The dresses worn by the
young ladies on this occasion were ex-
tremely pretty and varied and the scene
was one OF great brilliancy. Mrs. Hugus
wore a handsome costume OF black lace
Mrs. Hull, black lace and velvet; Miss
Hugus, pink crepe; Miss Annette HUI
gus, blue crepe, embroidered in silver;
Miss Greble, pink embroidered chiffon
Miss Marie Bell, New York, white
gauze; Miss Cloud, white crystalline
silk; Miss Visscher, white lawn; Miss
Lippincott, nile green and pink; Miss
Randall, lowered silk; Miss Rand, pale
blue silk; Miss Whitmore, white silk;
Miss Packard, white and blue sik Miss
Craig, lavender figured silk; Miss Row
land, white null Misc Edith Rowland,
white muslin; Miss Georgia Caswell,
Los Angeles, pink crepe; Miss Sutton,
Los Angeles, rose-colored crepe and
satin; Miss Allen. yellow silk Miss
Greenleaf, black and lavender point
esprit; Emily Stanton, white muslin;
Miss Dckey, white lawn; Miss Craig.
white null; Miss Ellis, white dotted
muslin over blue; Miss Robens Bell,
black and white fsille; Miss Daggett,
blue silk; Miss Bolt, white null; Mrs.
Livingston. dark green silk.
The invited guests we're: Misses Re-
becca Grinnell, Mary Grinnell, Georgia
Knight, Georgia Caswell. Bessie Ellis,
Los Angeles; Henrie ia Visscher, Laura
Packard, Anna Whitmore. Emily STAN
ton, Blossom Vsllette, Virginia Row
land, Edith Rowland, Tracy Cloud,
Rand, Ethel Randall. Marion Towne,
Ida Conger. Helen Dsggett. Marion
Armstrong, Pauline Losee, Marie Mark
ham. Alice Markham. Mamie Lippin-
colt, Shoemaker, Daisy Walbridge,
Adele Sutton. Edith Allen. Bell, Marie
Bell, Martha Craig, Ellinor Craig,
Blanche Bolt, Grsble, Margaret
Greble, Greenleaf Hubbard. Merwin,
Lou Hubbard, Edna Hall, Mesdames
Baldwin, Bell, Livingston. Hull, Wins
low, Robins Little. Messrs. Harrison,
Sraulding, Halsted. Will Stats, Shoe
maker, H. Bell, Lindsay, L. A. Kellam,
T. NJ. Livingston. Hamilton, DR.. Harry
Nacombsr, E. R Hull, Oliver Pichsr.
Volney Craig. Jack Craig. Alex Craig,
Donald McGilvray, Fred Roche, Arthur
Dodsworth, Guy Mckinney, Burton
Towne, Ray Oonger. Edwin Hart, SID
nsy Allen Perry yI Allen EN- onsrlss o9 Te.
Angeles. Nicholas Harrison, Los An
geles, Charles Sutton, Lester Lippn.
colt, Albert Crank. John Daggett, Doug.
elas Sovereign, E. 0. Hull, Walter Blod-
gett. Sobieski Lowe, King Macomb Der,
Elisha Eldred, George Cruikshank,
James Britton, Max Britton, Page Ran
dali.
Mrs. Goram of Indianapolis, who has
been spending some time at the Carlton,
left yesterday for the east.
@. II. Hastings was among yesterdays
departures for the east. He will remain
in New York and vicinity during the
summer season.
The Chating Dish club held it's regular
meeting Saturday evening at the resi-.
dence OF Miss Dobbins, San Pasqual
street.
The Valley Hunt club will give an in
formal hopfor mem bers and their friends
at the club house on M ,nday evening.
Services will be held as usual in the
NJ. E. church, Sunday. Rev. Clark
Crawford will preach in the morning and
in the evening DR.. Martha Sheldon of
India will deliver an address.
j. d. Habbich will lead the meeti ng
of the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock In
Strong's hall. Subject, Manly Christi.
anity. There will also be singing by
the colored quartette. Young men are
especially luFlIou.
Miss Dickinson of New York, who has
been spending some weeks in Pasadena,
leaves on Monday for trip through the
stats, aud will rsturn here in the fall.
Recorder Rossiter is visiting Martins
camp. Mt. Wilson, and will return on
Monday.
Mrs. E. @. Bangs left yesterday for
San Francisco, where she will be guest
OF her son, f. B. Ohilds.
Antoine Walters entertained party
of gentlemen friends Saturday evening
at his home on Euclid avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Benjamin, who
have been visiting Pasadena for the past
ten days, will leave tomorrow for their
home in Boston.
Miss Edith White left for San Fran
cisco, on Saturday. and will visit the
mid winter fair, where several epeci-
mems OF her work are to be found in the
art department. She carries with her
mammoth rose painting, which is one
Of the finest pieces she has ever attempt
ed and which will be exhibited at the
fair.
Four prominent aud reputable citi.
zsns OF Pasadena wara served with sum.
none of arrest on Saturday, by Deputy
Sheriff John 0, Lowe. upon indictments
found by the grand Jury for violation Of
the Australian ballot law, which pre-
scribes penalties for signing more than
one nominating petition for the same