The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-11-29

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The residence OF J. G. Hickey. Yves
First street. named Havseed Farm for the
occasion. was scene OF gaiety Tuesday
evening, the occasion being q "tsckey'
party given by Miss Hickey in enter.
tainment OF her cousin. Miss Ida Ryan
OF Los Angeles. who is visiting her. Al
an early hour the boys and gals began
TO arrive. all dressed in We olden time
costumes, and when they were all assem-
bied in the parlors many were the rip
pies of half suppressed merriment as
they gazed from one another in their
quaint and ridiculous make.ups. Old
time games, Virginia reels, ETC., occu :
pied their time in a enjoyable way until
10 O'Clock, when refreshments. consist
sisting of hominy, gingerbread and de-
licious cakes and ices, were served, after
which prizes were awarded for the best
make-ups. Mrs. J. P. Brown carried
OFT the ladies' first prize, an orarRe'wood
paper knife; Mics Ruth Adams. second,
match safe and glass, and Miss Lena
Golf. lovely hairpin. for the quaintest
costume, while ]. Booth Joplin and E..
E. Prichardson respectively carried off
the gentlemen's first and second prizes
for their hay.seedy rigs q bottle Of
Florida water and tin watch. 1t was
not far from the hour OF midnight that
the happy crowd broke up.all declaring
that the days OF their foreiathers must
have been enjoyable ones.
Among the guests were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo. Ord. DR.. and Mrs.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mosbaugh. Mr.. and
Mrs: J. P. Browne, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Chrisman, Mr.. and Mrs. J. q. Hickey,
Mrs. Laura Garter, Mrs. Jones; Mtases
Mary and Maud Mosbaugh, Ruth
Adams, Eta Ross. Ida Neill. Minns
Roper, Julia Weaver, Nsttie Paul, Lena
Golf. Grace Greenleaf, Birdie Hervey.
Eva Phillips. Roee and Mary Hickey !;
MessTa. Dugil Ross, VIII Clemens. Al
Wood, Jonn Joplin, AL Hervey, Louis
Hill. lnez Richardson, Cliff Overshincr,
Dean Johnson, Horace Fine. Jack
Porter. Frank Galloway, Payne Crozier,
r. ID. Dickinson. Byron, Will and Frank
Hickey of Santa Ana; MIR. and Mrs.
Chalmers Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Ryan, Misses Geneva Whiffen, Nancy
Waite, s. Edwards, Anna and Ida Ryan,
Messrs. Wallace Spinks, Leslie Smith,
E. Wilson, L. Lockhart, and Wesley
Powell of Los Angeles and Horace
Ables Of Chaffey college, Ontario.
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Mrs. Z. P. johnson and the Misses
johnson entertained most delightfully."-
Wednesday afternoon at their residence,
947 South Hope street, in entertainment
of Mrs. Johnson's dsug Mrs.
E. P. johnson. jr., who has recently re.
turned from Oakland. After a pleasant
afternoon spent in playing whist, dainty
refreshments were served. The fortu.
nate winners OF tbs prizes were Mrs. F.
X. Ainsworth, who carried off the first,
a beautiful cut.glass vase; the second, q
cut-glass bonbon dish, was awarded TO
Mrs. H. M. Sale. The invited Ruesta
we're: Mines. Jevne, Wells. Wedemver,
Chandler, W. Thompson, Steckel, H ID
bell, Salisbury. Fairchild, Char mau,
Hendricks, Perry. Wood, Utley, Mrs.
DR.. Utley, Sale, Klokke. Ainsworth.
Francisco, Mason. Mariner, Prayer. Day,
Anderson, Vail, Griffith, Mrs. G. @.
Mason, Battsford, Kirkpatrick, Newton,
auckland. Halls, Aulby, Cochran,
Hanes. Owens, Hall. B. Johnson. Gran.
din, Platter. Pridham, Clark, Conroy,
Ward, Porter. Cosby. Slauson. Bishop,
Spence. Widney, Avery, Guitenu, Chap.
man, Ford, Goodwin. Harland, Buffmer;
the Misses Waddilove, Wedemyer, Hoyt,
Spence, Klokke, Chapman, and others.
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A very pleasant reception was given
to the Rev. ]. w. Newell, pastor of the
Bethesda Presbyterian church. at the
residence of G. o. Dow, 1908 Stanford
street, on Tuesday evening.
The grounds we're illuminated with
Japanese lanterns and refreshments of
cakes and ices were served.
More than a hundred guests were
present, and under the pleasing man
sgement of Mrs. Dow and the church
reception committee, O most pleasant
evening was passed.
A vocal solo by Miss Hogan and q
piano duet by Messrs. Haines and
Briggs added materially to the social
entertainment of the evening.
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A very delightful reception was given
Rev. ]. W. Newell, pastor OF Bethesda
church, by his practitioners. at the resi-
dence OF w. 0. Dow. 1903 Stanford ave.
nue., Tuesday evening. A short musical
programme was rendered. Miss Hicks
sang Brooks Two Pictures, and Taylor's
For You; and Messrs. Hanna and
Briggs played two piano duets. Re-
freshmente were served. and about 100
guests were present and enjoyed the
evening.
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Mrs. N. E. Bowen of 1857 South
Main street. gave a party Sunday even-
ing, November Goth, in celebration of
her mothers birthday. After the re-.
ception q supper was served. Those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. B. Morris,
Mrs. J. M. jackson, Miss Nettie Bowen,
Mrs. N. Ball, Mrs. N. Bowen. Mr.. G. q.
Cohn, Gus Klinky and others.
Mrs. ]. T. Bodley OF Cincinnati, o.,
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Hynes and
daughter. Miss Lyle Hynes. arrived
from the east on Monday and are stay.
ing at the Santa Clara. on Third street.
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The first cotilon of the season takes
place this evening at Kramer's hall.
Arend's orchestra will be in attendance,
and number of novel and pretty fig
ures have been prepared.
The Assistance league will meet this