The herald., 1894-07-29
SOCIETY.


cred very pleasant party and dance
Wednesday evening, July 25th, at G. A.
r. hall, in celebration of his birthday.
His many friends were on hand TO con-
gratulate him. Dancing was INDUCED
in until early morn. after which beau
tiful repast was served. Mr. schone-
mans speech WAS well taken, as we'll as
Mrs. Charles Schoneman's violin colo.
Among those present were: Measrs. III.
IL. Schoneman, jr., VIM. F. Broemer,
George Karstens, G. Blanchard, @, j.
Blumenthal, ]. Tanning, G. Schoneman,
NJ. Riley, A. Hartnsck, G. Riley, ".
Brownfield, Lagore, w. Tritt, j. McCiin-
ley, i. Beebe. II. Fl. Schoneman, sr,,
Ed Jobelein, p. Smith, j. Cclgan, Misses
4. Stone, K. Schoneman, W. Lowndse,
b. Beaver, M. Mckinley. @. Brossmer,
Riley, NJ. Tritt, s. Brcssmer. NJ. Brown
field, P. Lagore, J. Smith, Mrs. Schone-
man, Beaver, BIumenthal, Karstens.
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There will be held at Plymouth Con-
gregational church on next Thursday
evening, "a midsummer miracle" un-
der the auspices OF the Plymouth Choral
society, aseiated by the church choir and
some good outside talent The mnsic in
OF n bright and cheerful nature, and the
church will be decorated with flowers,
all suggestive of the summer season,
Among the participants are Miss Stone
man. Miss e. Haines. Miss r. johnson,
Miss knowing. Mr.. Horton. Mr.. Esden,
Mr.. Knewing and Mr.. Kofoed. The
chorus and orchestra mum beIing nesrly
40 persons, under the direction OF Mr..
F. t. Knowing, promises excellent re-
cults. The Y.P.S.CE. will give social
after the programme and some refresh
free.
A very enjoyable birthday surprise
party was rendered Mrs. A. G. Gardner
last Friday at her home, 1l8 Winston
street. The house was beautifully dec.
Grated with flowers and green vines,
kindly given by Miss q. Msllich. A
very merry and sociable time was spent.
Mrs. Gardner receiving numerous birth
day gifts. The guests wsre: Mr.. and
Mrs. Scholl, Mr.. and Mrs. Sellenscheidt,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chalmers. Mrs. Coenen, Misses Hays,
T.. Murray. Z. Lackey, G. Mellich, G.
Gardner, NJ. Malcomb and P. Agerler,
Messrs. w. Stewart, L. Roeder. L. Drss-
ser, L. STRAIN, j. Brien, Yochum, ".
Sellenscheids, McCutoheon and A. L.
Gardner.
Miss Anna Eobson, one of the most
popular young ladies of San Jose, who
has been stopping at the Lille and tax
ing in the splendors OF Southern Cali
fornia, leaves for San Francisco on the
City of Mexico Monday, in company
with Miss Florence Mccarthy, who has
been the guest OF her parents at Santa
Monica.
Mr.. W. L. Judson has returned from
the mountains and resumed his duties
at the School OF Art and Design. Mr..
Judson obtained a large number of
sketches OF the mountain wilds which
would surprise those who have never
penetrated the little trod6en paths.
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On next Saturday Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Kimble of Adams street, accompanied
by their daughters, Misses Hattie and
Jessie, and young Mr.. and Mrs. Kimble,
leave for Catalina, where they will spena
the season.
Mr. uuu nTb. 0eOTRe ". DoulIRce ana
little daughter Symona arrived from
New York yesterday on visit to Mrs.
Boniface's mother, Mrs. r. Ferner of
All Temple street.
Miss Jennie A. Bristol. the charming
stenographer at the chamber of COM
merce, returned yesterday from an en-
joyAble three weeks vacation at Cata-
lima island.
The young people of the Firat Con-
gregational church gave soap bubble
social Friday evening. It was we'll at
tended and proved a most enjoyable
affair.
Mrs. Anna L. Palmer, directress of
music of ST. Louis, has gone to Csta-
lima and will stay there till the middle
of August.
Mrs. B. S. McClelland is visiting her
parents, Captain and Mrs. E. NJ. Stone.
at their Kentucky home.
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Miss Katherine Kim ball. the soprano,
leaves next Saturday ior Catalina.
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Miss Adelaide Hasse, assistant libra
rian, goes to Catalina tomorrow to npend