The herald., 1894-11-11

Knightsn, Mr.. Will Knighten and Miss
Birdie Olsen, Mrs. l.. V. George and
daughter, Professor Foshsy, Mrs. Par
menter, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs.
Summons, Pomona; Mrs. Greedy and
son, Glendora; Mr.. Lang and lady. Psss-
dena, and others.
Many people of Monrovia. with others
from Duarts and Arcadia were present.
ARGYLE WHIST CLUB.
The Argyle Whist club was enter
tanned last Monday eve~.ng by Mes
dames Abbott. Anderson. Boles and
Barton. The prizes were all of sterling
silver and were won as follows: The
ladies' fret prize, q back comb, by Mrs.
Spiers, and second price, silver mounted
emery ball, by Miss Ida Collins. Gen
tlemen's first prize. paper knife, by Mr..
Joseph SRddler, and second prize, tie
clasp, by Mr.. Charles Truitt. Alter re-
freshments we're served Miss Ida Col
Inns favored the guests with several vo.
cal selections in charming manner.
The next party will be November 10,
dancing aud card party combined, and
will be entertained by the next four
ladies on the list.
Following 10 a list of those present !:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Chapman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Truitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Saddler. Mr.. and Mrs. Spisrs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Doolittls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Rage, Mr..
and Mrs. d. E. Bacton, Mines. Bolss.
Nettis Shaw, Abbott, Anderson. Misses
G. Stanton, Ida and Jennia Collins and
Hollenb beck; Messrs. Frank Barnes,
Stanley Wilson, William Smith, @. w.
Smith, Eberle, DR.. Requa. DR.. Tru-
worthy, Charles Anderson, +. J. Hutch.
ins.
SURPRISE PARTY.
The Misses Lampman were given Q
surprise party by the members OF the
Elite club Wednesday evening, Novem-
ber 7th, at their residence, 1922 West
Seventh street. An informal programme
OF selections on the either by Mrs. Sew
erance and Miss Daisy Weller, a banjo
solo by Mr.. Hunt and one on the man
dolin by Mr., Dunn, and some recitations
by Mr.. Barber, with games, made a very
enjoyable evening. Refreshments were
served after which dancing entertained
the guests until q late hour. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Lampman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Severance, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall. Mr.. and Mrs. Rodgers, Misses
Katie. Maud and Minnie Lampmen,
Lille Miller, Fay Myers, Gussie Ray ford,
Efis Young, Alice Welmsns, Pearl
Addis and Mabel Barnes; Messrs. W.
NJ. Gay, B. Dunn. II. Hunt. c. Valient,
II. Carleton, w. NJ. Day, r. Christy.
Noyse. Picket. Letrods, Shepard and
Barber.
LUNCHEON AT MRS. BRADBURY's.
Mrs. John Bradbury gave an elabor.
ate luncheon Thursday at her home on
Bunker Hill avenue, corner OF Temple
street. The decorations were very beau.
tilul. La France roses and smilax were
lavishly used in embellishiug the rooms,
while on the luncheon table the same
roses and msiden's hair fern were ar.
ranged in cut glass dishes, and at each
place was large bunch OF Redondo car
nations and maiden's hair fern. The
menu was dainty and the table appoint.
ments OF cut glass and silverware very
effective. The guests were Mesdames
John P. Jones, James Winston, Doctor
Granville MCGOWAN, Earl B. Millar and
Misses Banning, Bradbury, Winston anI
Van Dyke.
DANCING PARTY.
The Misses Foy gave q very delig htiul
dancing party at their home. corner ol
Sixth and Pearl streets, last Fridey
evening. The house was handsomely
! decorated and Osnvased, and q piano
and violin furnished the music. Punch
was served, and the evening was most
enjoyable. The refreshments consisted
Of coffee. cakes and ices. Those present
besides the Misses Foy were Misses An.
derson, Bryant. Botelle. Belts. Denker,
Hummel, Croft, Jenkins, Gffen, Mes
mer. Norton, Potts, Westherwax. Smith,
Foster, Ferris, and Messrs. Bryant,
Stephenson, Loomis, Martin. Nc
liams, Flemming, Llswellyn, Nolan.
Smith, Foy. Parsons, Ewart, Howell,
Simons. Foster and Steddom.
ENTERTAINMENT FOR CHARITY.
There will be very pleasant enter.
tam ment given by the ladies OF the First
Nj. f. church at the home OF Mrs. o. IL.
Churchill, 220l Figueroa street, on FRI
day evening, November 10th. Mrs. d.
N. WEIGH will read an interesting paper
on Corea, containing incidents in the
life of an American family in Corea since
the beginning of the war up to the
month OF October. The possession OF
many family letters descriptive OF lega-
tion life will make the subject very at
tractive. There will also be some choice
numbers of music and refreshments will
be served. A nominal sum will be
charged for admission, the proceeds to
be used for the benefit OF the home mis-
sionc of the First NJ. E. church.
DANCING PARTY AT THE ST. ELMO.
Miss Katherine Plainbe OK assisted by
her sister. Mira. NJ. A. Dudley, gave an
informal dancing party last Wednesday
evening at st. Elmo hotel in honor of
the Misses Lizzie Horne and Jeanette
Plainbeok. The hall was beautifully
decorated with chryssnthemGm and
In France roses. Dainty refreshments
were served at IL O'Clock. All enjoyed
q delightful evening. Those present
were the Misses Horne. Wilde, Turner,
Plsinbeck, Hill. Pearl Hill, Jeanette
Plsinbeck, Wise, Misses Buell., Dusssr,
Mrs. Sickler. Spear, Hammer, Nevins and
Dudley, Messrs. Turuer. Cole. Jessee,
Mulyran. Perrigo. Bacon, Proud fit,
Dusser. Hart, Hicks. Fields. No rgsn,
Reed, Reynolds and Dudley.
ROYAL ARCANUM SOCIAL.
A social and literary entertainment
will be given by the Los Angeles council,
No. 1889, Royal Arcanum. at Independ-
ent Foresters' hall. 245 South Spring
street, Thursday evening, November 10Th
with the following programme: