The herald., 1894-11-19

ence listened with great interest to Mrs.
d. M. Welsh's paper on Corea, which
was noticed at length in these columns
couple of weeks ago. when it was read
before the Friday Morning club. The
grounds were brilliantly illuminated
with Chinese lanterns, and the decora-
tions throughout were Oriental. There
was profusion Of white chrysanthe-
NUNS in the parlors and the dining
room was blaze of OF yellow and bril-
liant red chrysanthemums. Refresh
ments of rice, preserved ginger and tea
were served, also cakes and ices. Mics
Alice Strong presided at the urn, assist
ed by Misses Grow, Beck. Hattie Strong.
Bowen, Sinsbaugh, Broadbeck and
Marble, and Mesdsmes Bresee, Roes
Strong and Pomeroy. Mrs. Churchill
was assisted in receiving by Mesdames
Marble, Milford, Gillette, Reynolds,
Randall and McKoon. Vocal and instru.
mental music Was rendered during the
serving OF refreshments.
SPANISH TuRTULIA.
Mrs. ]. L. Phipps' Spanish classes,
including a number OF young ladies
from the Marlborough school. together
with many Spanish speaking friends,
filed the parlors of Mrs. Frances E.
Garnsey's artistic new home. 7l6 West
Twenty eighth street, last Friday, and Q
most enjoyabls Spanish evening was the
result. Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Perez
were the successful contestants for the
prizs in the proverb match. Two young
ladies danced the cachucha in costume.
Spanish games followed. An interest
ing musical programme, made up of Sc
lections from Spanish music. was we'll
rendered by piano. violin, guitar and
song. Mics Knecht sang Becquer's Las
Golondriuas, and Miss Hagan's sympa-
thetic voice sounded to good advantage
in the sorrowful tale Of the exiled Moor
in La Golondrina, the Spanish Home,
Sweet Home.
Among those present were Mesdames
Byaun, willard; Misses S.oddard, E.
stoddard, R. Stoddard, Desmond,
Nora Desmond. HoHes, Clara Hoves,
Champlln. Wigmore, Jackson, Mary
Jackson, Silent, HuQus, Knecht. A.
Knecht, Rosecranz, Schryer, Hindley,
Stevens, Hogan, Hendricks, Poniers,
Phipps. Ward; Messre. Hagen. Cook.
Lcckhart, O'Neil, Richards, Wigmore,
Rosecranz. Perez. Bysnn, Wigmore,
Kitchener.
EAST SIDE PARTY.
A very pleasant party was given last
Friday evening by the Misses Swezea at
the home OF their mother on Main
street. The evening was passed in
games, music and dancing. Delicious
refreshments we're served, and at late
hour the guests departed. Among
those present we're the Misses A. Paine,
p. RYAN, B. OFT. G. Cole, Z. Bsnthrum.
G. Horgan, Alderette, Nj. Russell, F.
Saunders, B. Moore. j. Conner, R. strea-
horn, n. Kennedy, J. Fox, s. Swezea.
NJ. Hastings, Alderette, @. Wiedaman,
A. Riley, H. Newman. l. Odell. 1. Hast
ings, L. Weidsmen. j. Ritchie and K.
Swezea; Messrs. r. Sumner, ]. Fox, W.
McKeag, w. Leeds. E. Davis, A. Russ
cell, S. rerins. E. Wilson, F. Connor, G.
Riley, B. Tyler, J. Russell. f. Munsey,
A. McConb, NJ. Riley. NJ. Carlson, G.
McKeag, A. Ritchey, q. Wintchell, E. S.
Hamilton, F. Alderette, M. Newman. T.
Russell and ]. Swezsa; Mesdames Dix,
Swezea. Banthrum and Stubblefeid.
THIMBLE PARTY.
Mrs. L. W. Blinn gave very enjoy
able entertainment Friday afternoon at
her home 23l5 Grand avenue. 1t was
termed thin BILE party and each guest
was invited to take her work. About
thirty ladies responded, the handsome
souvenirs were bon bon boxes, and after
an hour or go spent in sewing and chat
ting, refreshments were served.
Among the guests wers; Mines.
Judge Campbell, o. H. Churchill, E. p.
| M nr Grio
ter, Burke, Miss Gray and others.
MRS. cHILDs' LUNCHEON.
Mrs. Ozro W. Childs gave one OF her
email but hospitable luncheons Friday at
her cozy home in the Colonial, on Broad
way. The confer of the luncheon table
was a very handsome growing plant of
mainen hair fern, the sprays OF which
dropped onto the table. A dainty
menu was served and the afternoon was
spent at whist.
Those present besides the hostess
were Mines. Tom Lewis, O. @. Carpen-
ter. Ridgeway, Taylor, j. L. Conroy,
! g. Wiley Wells and Carson,
HERE AND THERE.
Last Monday evening the friends of
Miss Georgia Suber gave her delight
full surprise party at her home. 1015
Orange street. The entertainment was
varied, music, recitations and parlor
croquet were all enjoyed until a late
hour when refreshments were served.
Those present we're: Misses Grace
Bradley, Belle Condit, Nellie Suber, Ada
Bradley, Minnie Young. Georgia Suber,
Messrs Fred Adams, Fletcher. Felts,
Dunn, Wilson. Elmer Adams, Randall
| j. Harry MorriseY.
A surprise party which was q genuine
surprise to the recipient, was rendered
| Mrs. Robert Monroe at her residence in
San Pedro last Friday evening by a
number OF her friends. A pleasant
evening was spent at whist and the
game was enjoyed until nearly mid
night.
Many women remain In place for
years, strangers to one another, who
might readily form copgenial and de-
lightful scquaintances through the me-
dunn of the women's clubs and many
women ceaee study with their school
life. Mrs. Kate Tupper Galpin will epeak
on the subject of Study Clubs to all in
tereetec at 2 p. m. Monday. November
| l9'h, at $50 South Broadway.
Invitations are out for large recep-
ton and dancing party to te given by
the Misses Newton OF Raymond avenue,
South Pasadena, in honor of Mr.. Cat
tern, prominent attorney OF San Fran
cisco. Los Angeles and Pasadena will