The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-06

Ardmer'a nall was the scene OF very
pretty gathering last night. 1t was the
hnal cotillon OF the Young Matrons be.
lore Lent, and was en- mssque.
The costumes were numerous and the
characters we'll sustained. Dancing
was INDUCED in until after 10 o'clock,
when the masks were raised.
The cotillon was then started and
danced until late hour. Miss Overton
and Mr.. William NJ. Garland led.
MINES. Overton and Carson presided at
the favor table, and Masters Guy Carson
and Fritz Overton, dressed as midehip-
men. were the pages.
Refreshments we're served during the
evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. @.
Q. Carpenter. Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey
Halterhoff, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Widney, Captain
and Mrs. Verton, Mr.and Mrs. al Barker,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Mcknight, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ill. Jevne, Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday,
DR.. and Mrs. West Hughes, DR.. and
Mrs. Walter A. Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sheldon Borden, Lieutenant and Mrs.
Edward T. Winston, Mesdsmes Mead,
Corson, Misses Braly, Ringen, Alma
Robinson, May Corson, G. Overton.
Maud Rose Wellborn, Jevne, Miss
Hattie Smith, lone Parsons, Sarah
Jarvis, Emily Jarvis, Tyler. Franklin,
King, White, Francis Widney, Holt,
Messrs. Boyle Workman, Craig, Adams,
Dick Bundrum, H. D Thomas, Settle,
II. s. Woolner, Osgood. Gregory Perkins.
M. l.. Graf, Henderson, II. H. Hender-
con, Geo. Stamm, Felix Mailman, Jack
Jevne, Pike, Jay E. Hunter, Gatey
Pallon, VIM. M. Garland, J. Austin and
others.
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On last Friday evening a number of
friends gathered at the residence of
Max Egerer TO tender him q surprise
party.
The evening was most enjoyablv
spent. Games, recitstions, singing and
dancing we're INDUCED in until als.e
hour. Messrs. HOMER and Halder fur
nished the music for the occasion.
Misses Leen Egerer and Malta Dupuy
ably assisted in entertaining the guests.
Among those present were the Misses
A. Bernard, M. Dupuy, B. halder, L.
Egerer, l.. ISLANDERS, the Misaes Rhein-
harts, d. Kountze. l.. Halder, K. Eg-
erer, the Misses Mason, Mrs Dupuv,
Mrs. T. T.. Wise amt little Pearly Wise;
Mesers. E. Wall, B. Pickett, F. and ]
Heokstratten, Mr.. Tidball, II. Fetch, j.
Sch1theid, W. Kronnick. j. Halder, Mr.
Homier. Mr.. Haven. Mr.. Robertson, E.
Wramne. &. and NJ. Egsrer, Mr.. Dupuy, i
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Miss Lille B. Miller gave 6 asli SatuI
party at her residenceas233l Trinity
street. last Friday evet2i e ,DNames and
dancing were indulgeu hui, and at III
O'clock light reieshments were served.
The games and dancing were kept up
till midnight, when with many pleas
ant good night" the happy crowd dis
pereed Among those present were;
Misses Lille B. Miller, Grace and Helen
White, Nell Nellgan, Mary and Litha
Bailey, Pearl Harmon, Nora and Matte
Berton, Winnie Standiier, Tillie john
son, Lizzie Michigan Sarah Bowerman
Meesrs. Seth Hart, William and Edward
Slaney, George Norton, Samuel Mendel-
son, James L. Standile., Ben smith.
Ernest and Harry Wise. Berne Phillips,
Fred Lapor, Harry Lloyd, Walter Doxie,
Ford Barris, Arthur Burton, Mrs. Nc
Candlish, Mrs. Wright and others.
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London Clothing company, was united
in marriage yesterday afternoon to Miss
Josephene Byrne, q popular teacher at
the Spring-street school. The services
were conducted at the Temple-street
Christian church in the presence OF a
few intimate friends. The presents
were many and costly.
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The whist meeting Of the Merry Wives
at Mrs. Hugh Wallis, at the Melrose
hotel, has been postponed until one week
from next Saturday. owing to the death
Of one of it's members. ,snlus
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Mrs. DR.. Ainsworth and her sisters,
Mrs. Trow bridge OF Riverside, received
at the Nadesu yesterday, and will again
receive next Monday.
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An enjoyable whist party was given by
the guests of the Abrotsford last Mon
day.
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Miss Mary Banning will give lunch
party on next Thursday.