The herald., 1894-04-29

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One of the most charming hops of bhe
season was that given by the club OF
'93 stthe Rsdondo hotel last Tuesday
evening. The members of the club and
a number of invited guests left this city
at Z 40 p. m on special train over the
Redondo railway, it being 80 when
the party arrived at the hotel. The
handsome ball room and parlors OF the
hotel were tastefully decorated with
flags. palms and flowers in honor of the
occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Kramer
aad Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Webster acted
as chaperons. The reception committee
consisted of w. @. Mullen, J. Fogarty
and T. R. Sullivan, while DR.. r, ii,
Gates, Q. G. Ashley and b. V. Duque
acted as floor managers. The music
was furnished by the Kammermeyer
orchestra. From 8 till II the
dancers took but little rest, and at the
latter hour were glad to adjourn to the
dining room. The party returned at l
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ception of the club WAS brilliant sue
cess. Those present were: Mms.
Kramer, Webster and Kennedy; Misses
Kramer, Barrie, Hart, Roeler,
Hieman, B. Breslansr Captain,
Lynch Dunn, Heston, Whit
lacker, Padgham l.. Breslauer,
Roth, Heaten, Snodgrass, Stephens,
Mayo, Bean, Wallace, Brown, Camp
bell, McHenry, Messner, Los Angeles;
Miss Adams, Denver, Col. Miss A. l..
Monroe, Lawrence, Kan. Messrs. l.. b.
Webster, G. A. Vanderbeek, H. j.
Kramer, @. L. Whipple, @. G. Ashley,
f. A. Hsringhsm, q. A. Wallace,
Fred Vogel, W. O. Mullen, VI. +.
Robins, Or. r. H. Yotts, G. w.
Lynch, F. w. Sabichi, f. @. Whitehead,
b. V. Duque, j. II. Harrington, j.
II. Roller, M. P. Maokay, p. W. Hop
perstesd, J. j. Fogerty, II. w. Fleming,
+. L. Reynolds, I. R. Sullivan, Lieut..
M. S. Harloe, DR.. II. d. Requa, Hon.
w. M. Ardis.
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The Social Guardsmsn intend that
! their reception and ball next Tuesday
evening at the Armory ball shall be the
crowning society event of the season.
Among the henored guests of the even
| MAYORS w. H. Workman and III. I.
Hazard, the members of the city coun-
! ell, Mr.. Max Mey berg of la fiesta com
mittee, Governor Markham and staf,
Brigadier- General E. P. johnson and
staff, Hon. j. D. Lynch. Col. II G, Otis,
Col. J. ]. Ayres, Maj. II. q. Osborne.
The grand march will be led by Colonel
Schrieber and staff, and the decorations,
floral and otherwise, will be OF a most
elaborate character. There will DO
fountain spraying perfamed water in the
center of the hall. Dion Romsndy will
lead the orchestra.
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Mrs. Waldo Richard, the delightful
Interpreter OF dialect and character
eketches, who has been meeting with
fattering success in San Francisco aince
she was heard here ssme weeks ago will
give recital on Wedne slay evening,
May I'd, at the Blanchard Fitzgerald
| hall. James Whitcomb Riley, Thomas
Nelson Page, Rudyard Kipling and
cthers figure on her programme, and es
her versatility is remarkable, and her
reading and personality are charming
the evening promises to be an intellect
ual treat. The ladies OF the Assistance
league have the entertaiD % ment il charge,
the aurplus used to swell the fund OF
that most worthy charity, and it is
noped that the affair may DO d financial
as we'll as artiatic and social success.
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A Scotch social and a trip through
Scotland and home again the same
night, is on the tspis. 1t is understood
that the Caledonian club OF this city will
give on the evening OF the 24lh OF May.
at the new Turn Verein hall, South
Main street, trsat to lovers OF Scotch
scenery. There will be many magnih.
/ cent rolling and dIssolving nature pho
togrsphs and paintings of Scotland, with
its ancient castles.
The assembly will be one Of the best
they ever had, as their orchestra will be
complete. Scotehmon and their friends
are expected to turn out in the different
clan tsrtans, 60 ss to make the ball
room picturesque. All who have trod
the heather hills invited.
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The Graymount club gave its seventh
party at Kramer's hall on Friday even
ing, the 9th inst. Dancing was in
dulged in until II o'clock to excellent
music by the Arend- Romandy orchestra.
Ameng those present we're Messrs. T.
| McOLea, Ii. 1uDDhGu, LA LAuieJ, n. D.
Day, Ralph Day, Warren Carhart, Gay
Lewis, Joe Desmond, George Brown,
George Coutiin, w. N. Beokwith, L.
Godin, Inns, Il. St-ohm; Misses Oloe-
ser, Bicknell, May McCrea, Gertrude
MoCrae, Norton, Lewis. Perry. Hnnter,
Richardson, Wallace, Rohrer, Whipple,
Stoddard and others. Executive com
mittee: A. B. Day, Gay Lewis, W. N.
Beckwith. Floor manager: Ralph Day.
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Rehearsals are now in progress for the
last Philharmonic concert OF the season,
which takes place during the first part
OF next week. 1t is stated that this
concert may probably prove the last
given by the club. The previous ones
have not received the support they de.
served, and it is the purpose to disband
if the coming event Is not better at
tended. The object OF the club is
worthy one and it should not be allowed
to 90 out OF existence through lack OF
support.
A number of the young ladies and
gentlemen of the West End met at
Kramer's hall last evening and inaugur-