The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-05-06
SOCIETY.

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A Jolly crowd lett last Sunday morn
ing in two tally-hos for drive through
the country and Pasadena thence to the
mountsins and Eaton's canon. where
they stopped for refreshments, which
had been prepared and stored away in
numerous lunch baskets by the ladies.
A picnic table was spread and the
lunches rapidly disappeared before APP
petites eherpened by the morning drive.
The telt-tale camera was also brought
into play, and the results will long
serve SO reminders OF the day SO pleas
antly spent. The drive homeward was
by way OF San Gabriel and the mission,
where more views were taken. The
party included Misses Carrie and Bertha
Anderson, Sadie Thompson, Tina Ben
ner, Lou Bsndholt, Mamie Schumacher,
Eta Schumacher, Gsrtie Smith, Adelia
Berlin, Lotrie Stevens, Mamie Slack,
Sarah Josselyn, Nettie Stout, Katie Bag
serman, Jessie Kent, Ussie Furrier,
Ada Van Allen; Messrs. Nap Curtain,
Milton CurtsiD, Lorenzo Hilton. J. S.
Shute, D. II. Bush, H. L. Carter, Ed
Doe, d. Ii. Hart, A. I. Gervais, Frsd
Bandkolt, Reinhsrdt J. Busch and r,
L. Holland. G. L. Bisbee, Rsinhardt .
Busch. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Wesner,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpion chaper-
oned the party.
Wednesday afternoon, May I'd, Mieses
Annie and Frances Hughes entertained
party OF little folks at their home, S49
Hemlock street. in celebration OF the
sixth birthday of Miss Ethel Rises, their
niece. The afternoon passed quickly
and pleasantly with various games
suited to the tender years Of their little
guests. Before they departed refresh
ments were served, to which all did
justice. Following are the names of
thoee present: Mrs. B. I. Hicks, Mrs.
r. II. Jones, Mrs. F. Nj. Parker, Mics
Donalda Magee, Ruth Hanna. Pauline
Hanna, Helen Parker, Hazel Parker
Hazel Gier, Lola Mae Beech, Ethel
Peck, May Rand, Ethel Rees, Elvira
Hicks, George Knox, Glynn Jones,
Laurence Parker, Annie and Frances
Hughes.
On Thursday evening reception was
given to Mrs. Margaret Arnold at the
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corner of Seventh and Bixe streets.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with roses and rmilax, dainty refresh
ments were served and most delight
full time was experienced by all present.
Mrs. Arnold, who has been spending
several months with her cousins, Dr..
and Mrs. w. J. Chichester, will soon
leave on her return trip to her home
acroHs the Atlantic. Dnriag her eojourn
here she has made hosts OF friends who
feel that her departure will occur ell toe
soon.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Fred r. Dorm entertsined q nun Der o.
friends at their residence on Santee
street. Conversation. games and some
delightful music by Mrs. Dorm and 9th
ers were followed by toothsome refresh
ments, dsintily served. The guests
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. b
Gard, Miss Florence Austermell Mir. W
O. Wolfe. Miss Grace Bradley, Miss Net
tie Davis, Mr.. Kinsey, Mr, Martin, NJ
lowering, Mr.. Wheeler and Mr.. Perry.
The ladies of the Frat NJ. E. churcf
give IAN Afternoon in Italy" with Mrs
D. NJ. WEIGH, at thenew home OF Mrs. A
f. NJ. Strong, on Alvarado street, OF
Wednesday afternoon OF this week. Mrs
WEIGH has only recently returned from {
prolonged stay in the cities Of Italy, anC
being an attractive speaker, will with
the aid Of pictures and curios she has &C.
cured, provide very pleasant ane
profitable afternoons entertainment.
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A most enjoyable reception wac held
last Thursday evening at the home 0
Mr.. and Mrs. George IRVINE. corner O
West Seventh and Bixel streets. 1t was
given by DR., Prices class OF the Inman
uel Presbyterian church in honor o
Mrs. Margaret E. Arnold, who shortly
leaves for her home in Ireland. The
house WAS tsstefully decorated with
flowers. Refreshments were served.
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Miss Eta Jacoby of this city, who is
now visiting in San Francisco, haa taken
part in several concerts there, and il
winning golden opinions on her superb
singing. Mme Fabbri Mueller is greatly
pleased with the success of her charming
pupil.
A pleasant musicale was given last
week in East Los Angeles by Mrs.
Salmon's music class. The programme
was an interesting one, and we'll rem
dered.
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A few days since DR.. Anna W. Nixon
gave quite informal but exquisite petit
diner to small party of old friends at
her rooms in the Colonial block.
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Judge W. e. Cullen, wife and daugh-
tiers, of Helena, Mont, are the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. K. p. Cullen OF West JET
ferson street.
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