The herald., 1894-06-10

Wills, Klokke, Spence, Jevne, Angel,
Workman, Houghton, Heinsch, For
man, Widney, Rose. Grace Cole, Ban
ming and Dewey, Msssrs. Morris. Sam
Dewey, Felix hoffman. Boyle Workman,
|. w. Hellman, J. Fred Blake, DIR. Ie
Moyne Willis, G. Spence, ]. Jevne, W.
NJ. Garland. @. Forman. Elliott, E. r.
Kellam. Pyke, Marion Wigmore, H.
Wigmore, Hall, Judge Gardner and
Judge Clark.
A charming party was given Friday
evening by Mrs. Cameron Z. Thorn of
1l8 East Third street, to number OF
young people.
Hearts was played until 10 O'Clock,
when the prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: First prize for ladies, a white
gsuze fan with ivory sticks. to Miss
Genevieve Mark, and consolation, q
handsomely ornamented silver comb,
Miss Jessie Kimble Mr.. Jack Jevne
won the ret prize for gentlemen, a pair
OF link cuff buttons, while Mr.. Pauly
received the consolation, q copy OF Ten
nyson'r idyllic poems.
After this refreshments were served.
Dancing was then INDUCED in until q
late hour. During the evening the COM
rsny was favored with singing at inter
walls by Misses Hsskins, Winder and
Goodrich. Miss Hsskins possesses deep
rich contralto, which she is learning to
handle with much skill. Miss Winder
has high, clear soprano, which 10 quite
musical. Miss Goodrich also has an ex-
cellent voice.
Those present were: Misses Winder,
Haskins, F. Jones. Braly. Ola Mark,
Stephens, Anderson, Higen botham,
Goodrich, Shanklin, Clark, @. Lyons,
L. Wellborn. Kimble, Gereveive Mar
tx, J. Kimble. Cora Goodrich, Wellborn
and Jevne; MesHrs. Haskins, SRyre,
PAuly, w. Stephens, A. Stephens, j.
Jsvne, II. German, DR.. Baker, Lieu
tenant Mitchell, SEQ. Wright, Knorr, p.
Lyons, Braly. Cameron Thorn. Riden.
esugh, Catesby Thorn, Van Dyke and
Turner.
The New Turnverein hall was crowded
Friday evening at the reception given
by Prof. Henry J. Kramer and the pupils
of his juvenile dancing Glasses. The
classes are quite large and the ages
range from years up to 10. All OF
them danced we'll In the ordinary dances
and many of the little misses were quite
clever in the fancy dances. A number
were in fancy costume and the floor
presented q pretty appearance. Tho
parents of the children were also pres
emit in goodly mum bers and enjoyed the
affair. These who appeared in fancy
dresses were: Misses Ida Hsssen, Ada
Smith, Estella and Edna Bumiller, May
and Bale Wiley and Florence Anita
Hart.
The Woman's guild OF Epiphany
church, East Side, are to give a music.
ale on Wednesday evening at the resi-
dsnce Of Mrs. N. D. Johnson. No. 252
North Griffin avenue Mines. Modini
Wood and j. B. Browning, Miss Coral
Harrison, Prof. Morrison, Messrs. w.
Paris; F. T. Knowing, R. L. Horton
and others are to participate in the pro-
gramme. -
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Miss Grace Fernald was agreeably
surprised by the children of the neigh
borhood on her tenth birthday at her
home, $50 Phiiadelphia street, last week.
Those present were: Vannie and Ruth
O'Blenis, Norma Hammon, Mamie De
Garmo, Jennie and Lille Wolfer, Olive
and Freda Comport, Frank Barrows.
Eddie Murray and BOY Fernald.
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Mrs. J. W. A. OFF and Miss Louise Of
will receive the members of the Wo-
mans Press association at the residence
of the former, on Figueroa street, near
Adams. on Tuesday evening. June 18th.
All msmbers are invited without writ
ten notice, and each will have the priv
ilege OF bringing friend.
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Miss Henrietta Anderson entertained
q few of her gentlemen friends Thurs
day evening at French dinner. Those
invited were Messrs. Tyler, eastman,
Edwards, Zealand, Wankowski, Benjs-
mine, Germain, Bumiller, hoffman,
Cegg, Chanslor, Lyon, Henderson and
Doolittle.
Dr. Robert Goldbeck, the well known
artist. composer. conductor, teacher and
president OF the Goldbeck conservatory
of music at Berlin and of the American
branch college at st. Louis, will visit
Los Angeles before long,. and will hold
a summer school here.
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Miss Tessie g. Gately, sister Of Mrs.
William F. Nordholt, is here on visit
and will remain for two weeks at the
Nordholt residence. 2l5 East Sixth
street. Miss Gately is delighted with
Southern California.
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Miss Jennie North OF Button. Ind,
a friend of Rev. and Mre. W. w. Tinker.
is visiting here for a few months, and
will accompany them to Las Casitae.
where they will remain during a part of
the summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. 9. Foy, also Misses
Cora and Edna, are in San Francisco
visiting friends and the mldwinter fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Max Meyberg have re-
turned from San Francisco.
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Mrs. Hannah Banning ia at Catalina.
New styles in society stationery. Al
ways something new at the VIM. M.
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