The herald., 1894-11-05
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Lizzio Bauer, Ella Silark and Mary
Abascal at the residence Of the grand
mother, on Olive street. The house
was decorated with chrysanthemum ms
and smilsx and lighted with csndlss
and jack-o'-lanterns. Fortune telling
and games we're much enjoyed by the
young people, and refreshments were
served. Those invited were Misses May
McClung, Eva Heating; Mamie, Jean
and Helen Smith; Pauline Howard,
Beeeie Meneiee, Nsllie Dicksrson, lisa.
belle Godin, Annie Abascal, Lizzie
Bauer, Mary Abascal and Ella Clark !;
Mesers. Arthur Godin, Brent Groshon,
Morrie Cook, Howard Macao, Charley
Lock wood, Charley Miller, Evans Mil.
ler. Clark Miller, Will Lock W ood, Edgar
Barnch, Herbert Locken, Charley White
and Earl Phillips.
DANCING PARTY.
A merry party of young people gath
cred Tuesday evening at the home OF
Mics Katie Connell, 536 Court street.
Music, cards and dancing were the order
oil the evening. Refreshments were
served. after which dancing was re-
eumed. The rooms were prettily deco
rated with cErysanthemums and smilax.
epecial feature being the f5tfeshInent-
room In yellow.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Connsll, the Miases Mamie and Nettie
Denker, Nora and Katie Niemeyer, Lulu
aud Gertis Huber, Helen and Katherine
Collins. Pearl Brown. Nellie Nash. Pau
line Rasch. Bessie Beng, Mamie Meade.
Anna Prince, Ida Dsnlon Of Ventura,
Katie Council, Hattie Abbey, Martha
Wartwie, Miss Seaman, Goldie Weaver,
Lulu Barker and Katie Brant; Messrs.
Frank Barnes, Oton MONTGOMERY VIM.
Jochurn. Alfred Bayer. Fred Clark OF
Chicago, William Ashley. Frank La
Maxey, p. Mcpherson, T. Henderson.
B. Thurston, p. Budinger, Walker.
Dresser, Straus. Buchanan OF San Fran.
cisco, Ardis, Lichtenbsrger, William E.
Connell. Malcolm, Frazer and j. d.
G nnell
ART ASSOCIATION MEETING.
An interesting meeting OF the Art
association was held last Wednesday
morning at their new gallery. ITO West
Second street, with Professor Judson in
the chair. Many matters of art interest
came under discussion, and arrange
ments for the coming exhibition were
considerably advanced.
Mr.. Lndovici reported that Senator
White would formally open the gallery
on November 18th. The private view
viii be from 2 to o'clock on the alter
noon Of that date and the evening re-
ception will com mence al 7 80.
A reception committee was appointed
consisting Of Messrs. Henry Koch,
Ludovici, Jndson and DR.. Fletcher. Mrs.
Macleod. Mrs. I. King and Miss x.
Casey.
The secretary. Mr.. Macleod, stated
that the Republican club had kindly
placed thei. !a,gs hal! at the disposal Of
the association for the day OF open ng,
and that the rooms OF the school and
conservatory OF arr adjoining would alec
be thrown open. Further consignmen
of valuable work have been received
during the week. the only restriction
and,condition to exhibit being intrinsic
merit.
MRS. CAPr.RICHARDsoN ENTERTAINED.
Mrs. Eunics Henderson gave an in
formal party at her home on West Sew.
enth street Tuesday evening in honor OF
her guests. Mrs. Captain Richardson
and Miss Grace Richardson, Of Oakland.
The company wac favored with several
instrumental and vocal selections, also
select readings.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with green, and dohrysanthemums.
Among the guests were Mines,
Capt. Richardson, Geary. NJ. P. Nor
iArty, DR.. Lathrope, and Annie Hender.
son. Misses Grace Richardson, Maud
Priest, Lillian Seward. Kate Heald.
Maud Curtis, Claude Moriarty, and
Alice Fitch. Messrs. @. E. Norton,
Wsctel, I'D. G. McGarvin, Arthur
Thomas. Lawyer Carter, d. H. Priest,
and others.
Fruit lunch was served and at Z late
hour the guests dispersed.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
A charming birthday party was given
hy Miss Ellen Darcy at her residence,
720 Banning street. last Sunday evening.
Music and games were the entertain
ment offered, and refreshments were
served at a late hour. Those present
were Misses Anna Wenger. Nettie and
Cora Stephens, Amelia Golmer, Sadie
Thorp, Dena and Julia shatti. Dare
Burlington, Kitte and Dora elise, Dell
Bass, Tillis Godenson, Florence Chap
man and Katie Darcy; Mesers. Conrad,
Wenger, Max Cools, Win Prindle,
Adolph Golmer, Harry Henderson,
Ralph Milton, Stephens, Fred Britain,
Homer Maloney, Arthur Adams, Ed
Twilliger, Fred Biler, r. Strain and A.
Peridees.
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Russell, jr.. cele.
brated the anniversary Of Mrs. Russell's
birth ct their residence ON Twenty
seventh street October 9th. Tho house
was decorated with palms, smilax and
flowers. A number of presents were re.
ceived by the hostess and refreshments
OF ices and cakes were served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Russell, sr.,
MIR. and Mrs. William Buddinger, Mr..
and Mrs. Leach. Mr.. and Mrs. Moss,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eby, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Lins, Mesdames Price and Peck, Misses
lola Wight, Anna Adams, Vesence,
Maud Perry, May Vesence, N. Peck,
Glen Price, Matte Hayes and Messrs. w.
II. Hammond, W. Alexander and others.
.RRBKKAH LODGE ENTERTAINMENT.
Tte Columbia Rebskah lodge No. "a,
[. 9. o. F., will give = literary and
musical entertainment in the Odd Eel
lows hall, Tuesday. November 6. 1894,
when the following programme will bs
given.
selection-Quintette club.
Piapo s0lo-Mrs. Hamilton.
keading-Ar Pierce
Vocal solo-Mrs. g. M. Fisher
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