The herald., 1894-10-21

nature be taken up in any OF the Sec
ti0ne on the contrary they will be de-
voted strictly to purposes of study along
the various lines specified. The mem
bership will consist of students, intel
lectual and society women, who have an
interest in any one or more OF the sub
jccts named.
Those having already signified their
desire to join, will meet next Saturday,
October 9th, at 1890 q. M, at the
house OF Miss Alice Parsons, 1926 South
Olive street. for the purpose OF organ
izng and electing officers, and all
women who wish to become charter
members OF the society will be wei.
come.
Mrs. William Bantell, who was for
several years the curator of one of the
srt sections in Oakland, and who will
spend the winter in Los Angeles. has
been named ss the probable president.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT.
A pleasant entertainment was that
held Thursday evening, October 18th,
at the home of Miss Ruth and Mr..
Floyd Green, in the entertainment of
their Sunday ochool teachers, Mrs. J. d.
Burch and f. M. Porter, and the mem
bora of their clauses. The rooms were
decorated with pepper boughs and
choice flowers. The orchestra of the
First M. E. church gave several fine se-
lsctions, followed by varied pro-
gramme. Mise Ruth Green Gang The
Flower Girl; Misses Marie Vorwerk,
Ruth Green, and Mr.. t. 4. Green sang
trio; rectations were given by Mrs.
Roop, Mics Meta Marquis. Ruth Green.
and Mr.. E. K. Green. Mr.. .. Hard con-
tributed guitar solo. Mr.. Dandy and
Mr.. Green made an interesting address.
A general adjournment to the hall
followed, where games were played un-
til late hour, when the guests depart
ed. feeling that the evening had been
spent in pleasant and profitable man.
ner.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Burch, DR.. and Mrs. Dandy. Mr..
and Mrs. Frice, Mrs. Hammei and
daughter, Mines. VIII Hammel, Harvey,
Stewart, Burnham, Roop, Chase. Mar
quis; Misses Evsline Saum. Winnie
Wood, Emma Valentine, Meta MARQUIS;
Laura Lonely, Bertha. Bessie and Viola
Cochran. Louisa Cochran, Dora and
Marie Vorwerk, Ella Lang, Thomas,
Edna Bird. Emma Bisckse; Mesers.
Elmer Jeffery. Chester Robinson, Harry
Lelaud, Earl, Sweet, Tuttle, Frank
Beecner, Ben Ferris, Sam Ecclestone,
Fred Brown, Weaver, Shutz. Hancock,
O'Hara, Walter Pomeroy, Conner, Cady,
f. M. Porter, Bush. Fixen, Will Ellis
and Carey.
MRS. GRADY ENTERTAINED.
One OF the most enjoyable events ex-
tended Mrs. A. E. Grady of Atlanta, Ga,
during her etay in Los Angeles, WAS the
dinner given in her honor by Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Braun, at their residence on
Ingraham street, on Friday evening.
The floral decorations were nnusaliy
effective, the table being arranged with
much tsste. The evening was spent in
the enjoyment of music, palmiotry, and
other social features. Among those
present we're: Mrs. A. E. Grady, Mrs.
Gracs Jones, Miss Maggie DAILY, Miss
Julia Taylor, Mr.. Louis Vetter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter A. Taylor.
A SURPRISE PARTY.
A surprise party WAS rendered Miss
Florence Dodge ON Thursday evening by
the mem bers of her Sunday school class,
the teachers and other friends. The
party assembled at che residence of her
parents, 80 East Fifth street, about s
O'Clock and the evening was spent in
fun and merrimeut, At IL O'Clock re.