The herald., 1894-11-13

A delightful Spanish dinner was that
given by Mrs. f. d. Owen at her pretty
home on Angelina street in honor o.
Mrs. ii. f. Vollmer. The decorations
and guest cards were entirely in the
Spanish colors.
tions were especially beautiful, and
chrysanthemums we're lavishly used
Porlieres of pepper bouShs. intermin-
gled with smilax, hung bstween the
rooms.
The guests present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. i. Volmer, Mr. and Mro. G. O.
Rayder. Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Consnt,
Mr.. and Mrs, o. Morgan. Mr. and Mrs.
H. NJ. Binford. Mr.. and Mrs. f. w.
Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ID. Owen, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Byrne and Miss Nell N.
Parker.
MRS. GRADY's DEP Arturo.
Mrs. E A. Grsdy OF atlanta, Ca, the
mother OF Henry W. Grady, who, at
the time OF his death, represented in
his own person the highest type OF
American manhood, leaves by the out
going train this evening for winter 8
visit TO a son located in Dakota. from
whence she will return to her home in
Georgia.
While visiting her friend, Mrs. Walter
A. Taylor OF this city. she has made
many acquaintances and has been hon.
ored by number OF special entertain
ments. Mrs. Grady represents all that
is best in southern grace and accom-
plishmen;s 90 did her son Henry. who.
standing before New England audi.
ence. presented in language unsurpassed
in modern eloquence, the true cause OF
the south. 1t is matter for congratula-
ton that 60 many prominent people Of
the city did honor to themselves in hon.
oring such a true type of motherhood as
exempllfed in the character of Mrs.
Grady, whose visit to the city was all
too brief.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A pleasant surprise party was given
to Miss Nettie Feetham at her home. 83l
Macy street, last Saturday night. in
honor OF her sixteenth birthday. The
guests assembled at the homo of Miss
Angie Mckenzie and went from
there to Miss Feethsm's, where q most
enjoyable evening was passed in music
and games. Light refreshments were
served during the evening, and at late
hour the guests departed.
Among those present we're: Misses
Jennie Bigelow, Rose Miller, Jennie
Slater, Sophie Leone, Beatrice Wicks,
Rose Logan, Bertha Fsllin. Angie Nc
Kenzie. Maud Perry. Minnie Mitchell.
Mabel McInnis. Maggie Hayes. Nettie
Festham and Helen Brown. and Messrs.
Robert Boyles. Ivy Overholtzer. Dan
Mcdonald. Erwin Mcmillan, Ed Stoke
ly, Harry Frick, Homer Frick, Arthur
Feetham, JEFF Logan, Gregory Hamm,
Burness and James Slater.
PEDESTRIAN TRIP.
Messrs. Z. Beebe, AL Simons, Bert
Sommer and A. l.. Gardner left Los An
geles Saturday afternoon for a pedestrian
trip. They went by train to Santa Anita,
and from there walked up the old trail
to Martins camp, which they reached
about 10 ~ pm. An Intellectual shot at
q wild cat, whose proximity to their
camp was uncomfortably close, was the
only excitement, and after watching the
sun rise from the top OF the mountain
and enjoying the view Of the valley the
return trip was made.
MUSICALE AND RECEPTION.
A reception and musicale will be
given at the residence OF Mrs. Bradner
W. Lee. 1l05 South Hope street, + riday
afternoon, Novemb Der 10th, from to 5,
and from to IL p. m. the came even
ing, for the benefit OF the First Presby-
terian church. A quartette, consisting
of Miss Lillian Fellows Burdette, Miss
Bernice Holmes. Mr.. Stephena and
Prof. D. II. Morrison, will sing in the
evening.
MUSICALE AND TEA,
The Misses Schneider entertained q
few friends informally last Thursday
afternoon at their home on Pasadena
avenue. Miss Marie Schreiber played
q selection on the violin, accompan led
by her mother. Dainty refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Misses Stoddard, Cornwall, Shoemaker,
Morgan and Helen Mar Bennett.
ART A soCIATIoN EXHIBIT.
The "private view" of the Art asso-
citation exhibit will take place this
afternoon at No. 11O West Second street.
from to 8, and the rooms will be
formally opened this evening at 7 80 by
the president OF the association. Senator
Stephen NJ. White. All guests will be
admitted by presenting their visiting
cards at the door.
Y. W. T. U. ENTERTAINMENT.
The los Angeles Young Woman's
Temperance union will give choice en-
tertainment in Park Congregational
church, corner Temple and Metcslf
ntreets, this evening. An interesting
programme. consisting OF music. reita-
tions, mas been prepared. No admission
will be charged and all are cordially in
vited.
AN AT HOME.
Court Olive, No. 775l, A. o. F. of A,
gave an sat home" last night at For
esters' hall, No. 1875 North Main street.
short entertainment was provided.
followed by q social hop. The music
was furnished by Schoenwad and
Blanchard's orchestra, and the evening
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
OPENING EXERCISES.
The faculty and pupils of tha Los An
geles conservatory of music and art have
issued invitations for a recep ption and
opening exercises, Tuesday, November
18th, from Z 80 to 10 pm, at ITO West
Second street.