The herald., 1894-08-12

liz De Lonely df. JACK Mills, Mr. II
Tandows, Mr.. Will Yokely. Mr.. w
Hooser and Mr.. Thomas Hooser. Mr.
and Mrs. Hoossr will be ct homo t,
their friends at 203 Leroy street.
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Angelina circle No. 100, @. OF F., helt
its regular meeting last Thursday even
ing at $50, @. G. Mrs. E. O. Hambl,
presiding. Agood deal of new business
was transacted, and several new sppli
cations for membership were handed in
1t was decided to give q midsummer
ball, and the following committee wal
appointed to make the necessary ar
rangements: Mrs. N. Wise, Mrs. A.
Baswitz. Mrs. Brownfeld, under whose
direction we know it will be a success
During the evening Companion Gala.
CHER of Sacramento delivered a comic
song, which was heartily encored. Com.
panion Mrs. Jordan than gave a piano
solo; song by Companion Mrs. Wise
few entertaining and pleasing remarks
by Companion Mrs. Greenough of Laurel
circle; also by Companion Gallagher,
speaking of the cordial welcome he had
received from the circles OF our city.
] The meeting then closed, and the
floor was cleared and dancing was the
amusement for the rest of the evening.
which was kept up until late hour.
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pleasant surprise party was given to
Theodore Roberts at his residence at
733 South Los Angeles street on Friday
evening, in celebration of his thirty
seventh birthday. A most enjoys able
time was had. The evening was passed
in vocal and instrumental musice, and q
fine repast was served.
Among those present we're: N. F.
Winton, Miss Lulu Blank. E. w, West,
Miss Eva Allen, Miss M. Finn, j. H.
Craig, Birdie Potts, F. bands, III. j.
D,nald, Miss Belle Williams, H. E..
Raymond. Mr.. and Mrs. B. Carter, Mrs.
HARDWOOD, MIR. and Mrs. L. Tucker, Mrs.
r. Simpson,. Misses Annie, George and
Katie Walker, John Mclaughlin, James
Lawrence, J. Koeberl, Etfie Foley, Allie
Davidson, H. NJ. Grier, r. A. Whitney,
Mr.. Messmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Nsdeau,
L. N. Meyer, Walter McStay, Clara Wat
kins, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Roberts,
and others.
A pleasant surprise party was given to
Mrs. G. Fitzgerald by her many friends
at her residence, on West Ninth street,
Thursday evening, August 9th. Among
those present we're: Mr.. and Mrs. Ty-
nan, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Fitzgerald, Mr..
and Mrs. @. Fitzpatrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cannon, Mrs. j. Kelly. Mrs. Chara, Mrs.
Donaldson, Mrs. Smalt, Mrs. Leroy,
Mrs. O. Fitzgerald, Misses Nora and
Kate Niemyer, Dresser, Chsra, Georger,
Herberger, Small; Messrs. Merton. Nor
ton, Finucane, Dresser, Georger, f.
Fitzgerald, Duffy, Duff, Wieger. Cum
mings, Kelly Dayton and many others,
and delightful musical programme was
rendered under the direction of Prof.
knett.
Mrs. W. II. Laws entertained Wednes-
day evening at her pretty home, No. 1872
West Sixteenth street. An enjoyable
evening was passed in music and dane
ing. Dainty refreshments were served.
Little Ida Haeson delighted the guests
with her exquisite solo dancing. Those
present we're: Mines. @. N. Hasson, r.
w. Robinette, w. Il. Hasson; Misses
Annie Schultz, Kate Stevens, Olive Lap
ham, Grace Stevens, Ida Hasson and
Messrs. H. L. Tufts, Melvin Paxton, q.
II. Howard, w. 81. Laws and Rex. w.
Ramona Shorb, daughter of j. de Barth
Shorb of San Gabriel, to DR.. White OF
tbs navy, says the San Diego Union.
Mr.. Shorb's family have been frequent
visitors at Hotel del Coronado and Miss
Shorb is well.known here in society.
The wedding, which ia set for al early
date, will take place in Los Angeles. DIR.
White and bride will 60 directly east. as
he has been appointed to shore duty at
Annapolis.
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The initial dance of the recently or
psnized Robin Hood Social club takes
place Wednesday evening, August 18th,
at St. Vircent's hall, corner of Sixth
and Hill. The club has large mem
bership OF young society people, and
the elaborate arrangements point to a
most enjoyable time on the opening
night.
Mrs. Geo. Osbourn, wife OF the former
leseee of the Alcazar theater in San
Francisco, together with Mrs. Marcus
Mason, came down from San Francisco
Yesterday and are stopping at the Hol'-
enbeck.
miss Helen 0Ioou, tHo pohutiui anu
talented daughter OF Mr.. Asa NJ. Green,
left Saturday for Acton, to be absent for
about month. much to the regret OF
her many friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. s. Livingston, of San
Bernardino, returned from Catalina
yesterday, whore they have been spend
ing their honeymoon. They are at the
Nadeau.
Miss Mabel Ryland Of Los Angeles lie
among the new arrivals on the island.
She and several other young girls have
for their chaperon Mrs. Howard Sale.
Mrs. Fred W. Dunn, 1913 West Thrift
eth street, entertained q number of
friends at tea last evening.
Mrs. G. Dryer and her son, John J.
Dryer, prominent people Of Sacramento,
are at the Westminster.
The Los Angeles Glue Book.
The first Blue Block. which comprises
Los Angeles, Pasadena. Santa Monica
and other points Of social importance in
Southern California, will be issued in g
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