The herald., 1894-09-09

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A pleasant surprise party was given at
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Myers hospitable home
in South Los Angeles in honor OF Mr..
Myers birthday. Mr.. Myers being abb
sent for the day, was greatly surprised
on returning, to find his house filled
with his friends, and large table set
end filled with all the delicaciea and
eatables OF the season.
These present were bis mother, Mrs.
Mary Myers. aud his brothers and sis
tere, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Latsnser,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. Rentzy, Mrs. Ada
Duncan, Miss Myrtle Norton, Miss
Allie Clark, Miss Hattie Clark, y. N.
Fowler, j. J. johnson and 9th ers.
Mr.. Myers estimable wife ia deaf
mute and member of the Les Angeles
Deaf Mute society, and there we're pres
eat her deaf mute friends of the society
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krackle, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. III. Ward. Mr.. Henry Dahl,
Mr.. James R. Lane, Mr.. Max Cohn
and q. Chidester. Soon after Mr.. Myers
appeared, the guests sat down to the
table and James Lane asked grace over
the table in the beautiful deaf mute
Sign language, then they all iell to and
did ample justice to the viands with
which the table was fairly loaded down
with varieties too numerous to mention,
which all enjoyed and eomplimented.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myers were the recipi-
ents of numerous presents from the
members of the Los Angeles Deaf Mute
society. They received q beautiful glass
water Get with the following engraved
on the pitcher: Presented by the
Los Angeles Deaf Mute sooiety." Mr..
Krackle, president of the society, made
the presentation speech and Mr.. Myers
replied by thanking his friends and
assuring his deaf mute friends OF his
love and friendship, they Wishing him
many happy returns of the day.
Afterwards the ladies cleared the
table away and the company chased
the hours away tripping the light fan
tsstic toe, all having good enjoyable
| time.
MIR. Ed. Latenser OF the Mandolin
club furnished the music for the occa-
| zion.
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The wedding Of Miss du Grey de Bye
mond, granddaughter OF sthe count de
Bremond, private secretary Of Louis
|
nager, took place as had been an
nounced, aa the St. Vincent's church, on
Wednesday afternoon. There was @
large gathering at the church, but
owing to a sudden illuess of the bride
the ceremony did not take place at 3 30
| O'Clock as had been intended, and after
waiting q long time, Ia good many friends
living out of town had to 60 home and
| went away very much disappointed. At
about O'Clock the bride finally made
her appearance. She wore a handsome
cream white princesse dress of heavy
| faille Franchise, trimmed with veil of
point d'alencon that has been in her
family forscenturies. The sleeves and
waist had been trimmed with same old
point and orange blossoms. The only
Jewel she wore was diamond ring given
to her grandfather by Louis XVI IS
mark of special favor; handsome pearls
held her vail. She looked every inch
daughter of5ancient lineage. Her fance
also came frem family that has given
to France many soldiers and patriots.
Her bridesmaids were the,two handsome
little daughters OF her fance by
former marriage, and abe was also ct
tended by over dozen young ladies. all
dressed in white, that formed brilliant
| procession. The church was handsome
ly lighted and decorated, Rev. Father
Hickey officiating. There was also a
fine reception at the Marlborough, where
dainty boxes Of wedding cake were ten
dered to every guest. Among the great
crowd we remarked Colonel Brodtbeck
and Miss Brodtbcck, Baroness Won
Vymetal, Mrs. @. Ducommun, Mr.. and
Mrs. Childs, Judge Knight, Mrs. Cas-
nat pan
daughter. Mrs. Hugh Glassell. Judge
Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Lewis of Adams street,
Mrs. Guy Barhsm, Captain Bellande,
Miss Baudoin and many others. The
bride also received many kilograms and
presents from her friends in New York
aud here.
A very pleasurable birthday surprise
was rendered Mr.. J. G. THONGS at the
and Maple avenue, on the evening of
September 1st. The house was prettily
decorated with palms and cut flowers.
merry time WAS spent in dancing and
various amusements,. the dance muoic
being furnished by the Italian orchestra.
Refreshments of ices and cake were
served during the evening. After spend
ing a very pleasant evening the guests
departed at late hour, after wishing
Mr.. Thomas many happy returns OF the
day.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. saddler, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Hart
wig, Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Clark. Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Shots, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @.
Thomas. Mrs. Rose Miller. the Misses
Rasch, Hartwig, Mayer, Ervine, Edgar,
Miller, Earl, Dresser; Messrs. Smith,
Prince. Calmery, Shaw, Cooper. B.
Phillips, Aockerblum.
On Friday evening Harry Willetts OF
6l8 South Workman street celebrated
bis birthday by an icecream social given
by tie East los Angeles drum corps.
The following were present:
Mr.. II. II. Willetts, Mrs. t. M. Will
letts, f. M. and III. B. Saunders, VIM.
FL. Dye, Mr.. and Mrs. q. W Tsneey, MIR.
and Mrs. Q. H. Hooser, w. W. Bragg
and lady, ]. A. Dugas, Miss F. Adams.
A. l.. Rediern, Miss Daisy Brown, Miss
BERTHE Willoughby, Miss Ida Ebinger.
E. N. Kemp. Lucy White, Mamie
White, I. Gray. Miss Finn, Sheridan
Ward. Maud Bragg, Harry Betsworth,
P. P. Hooker. Miss M. Hayes, Mrs. Ma
son, Ernest Ebert, Mr.. p. Miller, Chas.
Sanders, Mr.. Duvall, Minnie Duvall,
Edna Duyall. Suaie Sanders.