The herald., 1894-04-06

The elegant grounds OF Mr.. Charles
Forman, on Pico street. were the scene
last night OF successful and lively
garden party given by the Catholic
Ladies' Aid society. The affair was
well attended, and partook of the ma
ture OF society event. The wide ap.
proach to the house was lighted with
incandescent electric lights, which pro
duced an especially pleasing effect in the
foliage OF the palm trees.
In the house salad and coffee were
served, the following ladies being in
charge: Mrs. Chas. Formau and Miss
Forman. The rooms were quietly yet
most effectively decorated with aspara-
gus plumes. By the side of the house
and little to the rear was pavilion
which had been specially erected for
dancing. This was crowded during the
entire affair, the dances being directed
by the following able gentle
men: Henry Dockweiler, BOYLE
Workman and William M. Garland.
Light refreshments OF ices and cake were
served from small tables under the
direction Of Mines. KaYs, Shallert,
Massin, Misses Mullen. Desmond and
Dillon. Lemonade and punch were
also obtained in little summer house
opposite the entrance to the pavilion.
The following was the general commit
tee having the affair in hand Mines.
Andrew Mullen, Reed, Ponet, Kerckoff,
Lecouvreuer and Dillon.
Quite gratifying sum was realized.
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The much anticipated naval reserve
ball took place at Armory hall last night
and AaasLoL TA
first given by the recently-organized
Los Angeles company Of the reserve.
The company numbers nearly 30 men,
and has been organized several months
The members appeared in their suits OF
white. which were very becoming. The
officers are in plain white, while the
privstes wear the sailor costume, with
collars, ties and hats Of navy blue.
The dance programmes we're emble.
matte, being in the form of a flying
union jack, with crossed anchors on
the top.
Lowinsky's orchestra was in attend
ance. The committees were as follows:
Executive-G. B. Wander beck, G. P.
Kits, w. A. Tufts, w. P. Jetfries,
ID. j. Desmond. Reception - Lieut..
E.sHE E VHn a Xleck, Lieut.. J. S. Oliver,
i K1isa~y, w j. Allen, J. Kenealy, F. NJ,
rrice. Floor-W. A. TUFTS, manager;
W. ID. Workman, jr., Ralph Day, f. B,
Kitts, L. w. Godin.
s1st sayE: EniladAlPnRGjh dP: RGjhaFlsGs Il. Ivins, pres
ident OF the American Novelty Manu-
featuring company, and Miss Mary
Runton of Illinois were married in ST.
Stephens Protestant Episcopal church,
Tenth street, above Onestnur, Wednes-
day afternoon, by the rector, Rev. S. d.
Mcconnell, D. D. Owing to the recent
death OF Miss Runton's brother only a
few relatives and intimate friends were
present at the ceremony and at the re-
ception following it, held in the parlors
of the Girard house. MIR. and Mrs. WINS
will reside at 243 North Sixth street"
Mr.. WINS is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
O. WINS of this city.
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The guests ct the Ramona were en-
tertained on Wednesday evening by
some fine dialect selections by j. e.
Bohuet OF San Bernardino. The numer-
ous guests OF the house assisted in max
ing a very enjoyable evening.
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Quite a number of Hotel Lille guests
went no to Mount Lowe Wedn esday.
Among them we're Mr.. and Mrs. Baker,
Captain and Mrs. Wiles, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. 6. Ayers.
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Miss Marion Hoist was married to Mr..
Thomas 2. Bruce of Pomona Wednesday
niOht by Rev B. F. Coulter at the res.