The herald., 1894-09-16
SOCIETY.

Thursday evening. September 18th,
was delightfully."- passed at the residence
OF Miss Ruth and Mr.. Floyd Green,
corner OF Union avenue aud Ninth
street. The occasion was a reunion OF
Mrs. J. d. Burch aud f. NJ Portcr's
Sunday school classes. The evening wac
introduced By furnishing the gentleman
in new and novel way with partners.
The gentlemen upon entering were fur
niehed with an object and the ladies'
with quotations, describing or applying
TO this objects given out. Alter time
| spent in conversation and social enjoy
ment, the gentlemen were each fur
nished with q hat and trimmings, and
80 minutes given them to shox thsIr
artistic tastes; this productions Of some
OF them were something remarkable.
First, second and third (booby) prizes
were awarded. Fret prizs wea ior the
best hat trimmed, Ernsst Oliver; eec.
ond prize, by Mr.. Jenkins, and the
third (boiby) prize. by MIR. Earl Sweet,
This wns followed by music and recita-
tlons by the Misses sJaum, Wagner and
Lang. aud Measti Turner and 4. X.
Green. This was followed bs a cake walk
and prizes daily awarded. Among those
present we're ii saes Eva Ssum, Ruth
Green, Winnie Nood. Estelle William.
son, Laura Longley, Viola Cochran,
Maggie Wagner, Ethel King, Clara
Ferrie, Anna Valentine, Addie Black,
Charlotte Talbot, Fannie Brown, Fannie
Wilson. Louisa Cochran, Berthe Glenn
enc, Miss Marshall, Ella Lang, Carrie
Betzold, Eva Noble, Bertha Randall,
Lille Brown, Grace Wilson, Ella Wag-
ner, Edith King, Minnie Ward, Messrs
Sam Ecclsston, Clark Briggs, Wilson,
Wagner, Stevenson, Frank Brown,
Ernest Oliver, Earl Sweet. Floyd
Green, Jameson, Jenkins, Ben Ferris,
Fred Brown, Weaver, Leland, Stanley
Turner, Eine. II. King, Williamson,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. X. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Harvey.
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The 6rBt lady in the auxiliary branch
OF A. o. F. OF A. OF the state OF Oaliior-
mia is here on her official visit, and a
reception has been accorded her by the
various courts and circlea com mbined.
The lady is an able and fluent speaker,
coupled with a charming and graceful
presence, modest demeanor and lady
like personnel, being fully alive to tbs
requirements OF the companions, end
having the interest of the order at hear !.
The g. @, O. ia pleased with her visit to
the city. and has prolonged her visit in
consequence thereof. Snnset and An
gelina Circles received the distinguished
visitor, being especially the latter or
mother circle which has never failed In
courtesy on former and similar occa-
sions. At these receptions were some
Representative citizens and notable For
esters. Among those present we're Judge
Hall, Judge Orfila. D. NJ. Kav, @. w.
Merry, J. H. Krinrin9er, B P. Camp
bell, II. Baswitz, J. King, J. Reich, Mr..
Gerson and others. Among the ladies
assembled to do Grand Chief honor
were: Mrs. HANDLE. O. c.; Mrs.
Merry, D. G. c.; Mrs. Kerninger and
Mrs. Mckay, grand trustees; Mrs.
Walker, past D. e.; Mrs. Baswitz, Mrs.
Langberg. Mrs. McInnes, Mrs. Lans-
berg. Mrs. Greenough, Mrs. Wise, Mrs.
Skellerud, Mrs. Lowe. Miss Cusick, Miss
Appel, Miss Bill aud others. The grand
chief will be guest of Mrs. Hamble for
the next few days. All who wish to
further honor the grand chief can do 30
by calling at 20l6 Wall street.
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Mrs. John Alton entertained q party
of young friends at 1868 Estrella avenue,
ON Thursday evening, to celebrate the
18th birthday of her sister. Mics Annie
Kennedy. Among those present were :
Misses Thorpe, Norman, Reed. Rhodes,
| Hettie Wilmer, Nellie Garhard. Girdle-
stone, Lamer, Virgie Thorpe. George
White, and Kennedy, and Messrs.
Roemer. Reed, Thorpe, Theo Enele :
hsrdt, Colgsn. Paul Smith, Owen Dunn
and George le Sage.
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Mrs. Adrien Loeb returned yesterday
from San Francisco where she spent the
summer.