The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-03


Mrs. Godfrey Holderhoff, jr., and Mrs
William 7. Bishop, jr., in honor of theil
sister. Mrs. Weller of Dayton, o. The
house was tsstefully decorated with
roses. There were % tables. Stationed
in the hallway was quartette of man
dolin players, their music taking the
place of the tap OF q silver bell as a signal
that the players were to change their
tables. Selections were rendered by
this orchestra while the progression
was being made. and with the sub
sidence of the music the play was re-
sumed.
The game was continued until
O'Clock, when the prizes we're awarded
as follows: Silver-mounted tan colored
card case. Mrs. Weller, first prize; one
half dozen cut-glass claret glasses, Mrs.
w. II. Bonsall. second prize, and for the
consolation Mrs. Mckinley was given
| q stick pin with wreath of pearls.
The rest of the evening was devoted
to guessing flower questions. Arranged
about the room were objects which,
when given literal translation, repre-
sented some flower. The last one
guessed was forgetmenot, in honor of
Mrs. Weller, who leaves for her home
today. Mrs. Fred Griffith won the prize
in this contest, white satin parasol
trimmed with pink ribbon and La France
roses. Refreshments were served on
the small card tables by Christopher.
Those who assisted in receiving were
Misses Mullins, Helen Bell and Alice
Higenbotham.
The guests were: Mrs. o. w. Childs.
John Wigmore, G. Wiley Wells, Mrs. 8.
P. Hunt, J. o. Koepfi, Mrs. Briefly,
Mrs. McCulloch, Erkenbrecher, Fred
Griffith, Edward Silent, Margaret East
man, T. A. Lewis, Charles Ellis, E. A.
Meserve, William Niles. Wesley Clark.
G. MACEDONIAN, NJ. A. Briggs, M. A. Cole
man. John Corsen. W. H. Bonsall, H. S.
Fleishman, H. o. Collins, G. M.
7. Lee, Mrs. A. NJ. Stephens,
Frank Kelsey, Banning, Bradbury, We'd
N. P. Bailey, Barker, Ezra Stimson, w.
Stimson, W. H. Holiday, T. d. Slim
con, Monroe. j. s. Ward, F. K. Aims
worth. John Merritt, w. Rodman, T.
Creighton, Lewis A. Croft, Howes, Vail,
Sheldon Borden, Bancroft, Francis j.
Thomas, Patterson, f. S. Hicks, Oonroy,
o. II. Churchill, N. L. Graves, John
Haynes, j. s. Vosburg, III. L. Macneil,
&. E. Oyerton. D. Patzki, Black. N. M.
MuKinIey, ]. II. USley, noruere Drrrvwv,
L. A. Grant, J. a. Anderson, j. A. And
erson, jr., L. W. Blinn, Pridham, Will
liam Wincup, Mcfarland, William Fries
ner, ]. E. Cook, s. B. Oaswell. W. B.
Casweli, Montgomery, Z. B. Mill
lar. Ridgway, Kate Taylor, Theo-
dore Barnett, WIdney, LIE Troy,
]. s. Owen, S. B. Lewis, T. E. Gibbon,
George J. Denis. E. I. Earl, Frank
Burnett, Albert Carlos Jones, Charles S.
Walton, Stevan 6. Long, G. A. Mead,
Jesse B. Melville, Stowell, ]. F. Sartori,
Misses Easton, Croft, Henderson,
Klokke, Dorsey, Francis Croft, Herrick,
Ball, Heinsch, Workman, Elderkin,
Cash, Hagan, Torrell, Corson, Rose,
Bonsall, Owen, Mcclellan, Hord, Glenn
ons. Chandler, Alden, Mullins, Ward,
Anna Mullins, Waddilove, Banning,
Wedemeyer, Oyerton.
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The pupils of the Girls Collegiate
school, on Tenth street, near Grand ave-
nue., gave very pleasing dramatic and
musical entertainment yesterday alter
noon at the residence of the Misses Par
sons and Dennen, the teachers of the
school, at 1925 Olive street. A very
large and select company of invited
guests wers there to witness the exhibit
ton, which was given al fresco in the
front garden. The fret part consisted
of recitations delivered by the Misses
Katie Moyle, Gertrude King, Katie
Ridgway. Fay. Springer and Ruth Den
men; and of Tennyson's Day Dream, in
which Amelia Rhodes, Bernice Roche,
Ruth Bryan, May Ridgway, Valerie
Brown, Leonora Mckenzie and Helen
North rected their respective r6lea very
acceptably. The second part was the
piece de Resistance of the entertainment.
it consisted of scenes from that most
picturesque OF Shakespeare's pastoral
dramas, AS You Like 1t. The cast WAS
as follows: