The herald., 1894-10-14

Parker. w. Fl. Stimson, L. J. Rose Jr.
w. 2. Mcintosh. Captain J. @. Newton
f. q. Waring, Santa Monica; DR.. Bird.
Mark G. Jones. F. G. Ryan, Santa
Monica; r. r. Brown, E. T.
Wright, George Kinds, s. N. Adrous,
A. w. Barrett. d. G.. Stephens. III. II.
Wiley, E. H. O'Mslveny, DR.. X. D..
Wise. DR.. Cunningham, DR.. Small, A.
McNally. E. P. Carnicle. F. G. Ryan |;
Santa Monica; o. J. Lehman, Mr.. AM
derson. Mr.. Ohanslor, FL. W. Heinsch,
]. Willets, Juan Bernard, T. II. Powell,
A. A. Dickson, Santa Ana; B. Erksn-
brecher, F. w. Beau de Fart.
The eighth annual reunion and ban
quet of the Southern California Alumni
Association OF Wesleyan University was
held at the Westminster hotel last week,
the guest of honor being Judge r. P.
Harrison. The following were among
those present: Senator and Mrs. Cor
nelius Cole, Prof. John Dickinson, DIR.
Louise Harvey, Rev. J. P. Lse, Prof.
and Mrs. M. M. Parker. Hon. q. M.
Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. X. stetson of
Pasadena. Mr.. e. P. Clarke of the River
aide Press; Dean w. 7. Randall and
Prof. T. S. Axtell of Chaffey college, On
tsrio. Weeleyan is one OF the Oldest
and most influential of eastern colleges,
and her alumni have had much to do
with the making of this coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tyler of South
Hill street entertained friends last even
ing in celebration OF Mr.. Tyler's twenty .
seventh birthday. The frat part of the
evening was spent in card playing and
later an elaborate lunch was served.
The dining room was tastefully decor>
ated with emilax and roses and pre-
sented very pretty scene.
Among those present we're: Messrs.
@. T. Clauser, Will Mayo, Will Kennedy,
Frank Whaling. Fred Johuck. Mrs.
Johuck, MiAs Laurence, Miss Easter,
Mrs. Clauser, Miss Treda Laubke, Miss
Louise Laubiye, MIR. and Mrs. Ross and
Mics Helen Tyler.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Pirtle were the
recipients OF q eurprise last Sunday
evening. A number of friends and rel
atives. taking their refreshments with
them in the good, old-fashioned way,
arrived unexpectedly and made the
evening a merry one. Those present
were: Rev. ]. f. Tntz and wife. Col. j.
2. Rsgan, vile and daughter; Mr.. B.
Rogers, wife and son; Miss Hymer. Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Pirte, the Misses Pirtle,
and Mr.. E. I. Hsggin and family.
On Thursday evening Miss Waddilove
entertained few friends at her gunt's
handsome apartments in the Baker
BLOCK, with Lotto and some delight
ful music. followed Ivy dainty supper.
Among the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Ozro w. Childa, Mrs. Macneil, Mrs. ].
s. Vosburg, Misses Grace Cole, Wise
we'll, Auna Cash. Mary and Anna Null
Inns, Kempton, Messrs. Garland, Bin
ney, j. L. Griffith. Hoyls, Martin, Sloane,
Killam Graf and judge Clark.
An interesting surprise party was
given Mr.. and Mrs. Doerr at their
residence, S4l West Eleventh street, on
Tuesday evening. Among those present
were Mrs. G. M. Ralls. Ernest, Misses
B. Larkin, NJ. Kranchyk, IL. Sanders, A.
Rails, +. Carlson. A.. Martindaie, /.
Marfindale. }. Martindale, Marie Doerr,
L. Doerr, G. Cooke, Mr.. T.. Burn, J. G.
Rails, L. Martindale, d. Il. Stevenson
and d. Wethern.
A birthday surprise party was given
Miss Florence Foy yesterday afternoon.
Those present were Ethel lMonckton.
Mabel Probat, Helen Salisbury. Nita