The herald., 1894-07-15
SOCIETY,".

A jolly party of young people gathered
at the residence of Miss Hulda Thomp-
son last Friday evening to do honor and
homage to tho cordial invitations of
Misses Siveir and Fraunehof and Mr..
Kronnick.
The house en- the interior was hand
somely decorated with evergreens and
flowers. and the verandA on the front
was ablaze with golden lights from Chi
nese lanterns.
Miss Thompson, in pink elk dress.
diamond ornaments, was picture OF
loveliness, while the other ladies in their
different costumes would have been
envied by the Royal Four Hundred.
The early part OF the evening was
spent in playing whist, euchre and
other games, after which refreshments
were served. At 10:45 the floor was
cleared for the dancers, and not until
the besvens began to assume grayish
tint were the participants satistied. The
guests were conveyed to their different
domicilss by tally.no which was in
waiting, after wishing their host many
happy returns of the evening.
Those present we're: Misses Lenora
Egerer, Anna Higgins, Alice Alenstein,
Mac Morley, Eta Lackey, Minnie Bow
tie Fraunehof, Hulda Thompson, Lille
Frsunehof, Norma Sweir, Minnie Haus.
singer, Joie Knight. Mrs.. Schlingheyde,
Miss Schingheyde, Mise Fletcher. Mar
garet Reinhart, Minnie Reinhart, Mabel
Lannsoet. Messrs. II. Lloyd, W. Stewart.
p. McCuttchen, F. Ord, D. Wise, J.
M Il nh i
Thornton. T. Deity, s. Richards, NJ. Pot.
tino. W. Rice. G. Lelin, W. Solneon, L.
Riggsns, w. Kfonnick, ]. Childrsas, B.
Kiser, A. Miller, G. Deity, G. Lane, T.
Bates.
A pleasant party was given last Thurs
day evening at the residence OF Mrs.
Mckay, on Wsst Second street. The
occasion was the birthday of Mr.. D. Nc.
Kay, who ia manager for the Gabel tail
ori1g establishment. An entertainment
most unique was arranged by the host
ess, which consisted OF musical and
literary programme.
An honored guest of the evening was
Mr.. II. Z. Gabel of New York, who was
here on important business connected
with the firm for the past two weeks.
A bounteous repast was served az a
seasonable hour, during which merri-
ment reigned.
Mrs. Mckay favored the guests with
some of her fayorite ballads. Mr.. Kill
liam of San Francisco. well known in
church choir circles, gave some select
baritone solos. Mrs. Blume of Butte,
Mont, presided at the piano. Mr..
Webb. also of Butte, rendered some fine
violin selections.
Among those present were Mesdames
Killian. Webb. Blume, Busch. Mckay,
Misses Rapp, Hannah, Holman, Ander-
son, Messrs. Gable. Pettes OF Butte, Hol-
man, Busch, Vanier, Rapp, Killian,
Judge Hall of Ontario, DR.. Eckert and
Mr.. Mckay.
until tho ''wee sma' hours" set in, when
home declaring the event delightful
success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Sale enter
tanned party of friends with a pro-
gressive hearts party, Thursday evening.
Mrs. Daniel Innes won ladies' first prize
and Mr.. j. +. Conroy gentleman's first
prize; Mrs. A. J. Saulsbery and DR.,
George L. Cole second prizes, and all
were very handsome. being in cut glaes
and oil paintings. Elegant refreshments
were served. when all departed after q
most delightful evening.
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Miss Grace A. Miltimore and Miss
Margaret Messmore left yesterday
morning by way OF the Santa Fe for
Chicago to spend the remainder of the
summer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Ransom OF Bos.
ton. Mass, are visiting Los Angeles for
some time, with view to permanently
locating.
The friends of Miss Emelia Herman
are glad to see her out again after the
painful suffering with her eyes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. s. Sayer OF Buffalo,
N. Y, are visiting the city for q few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire OF Oshkosh,
Wiz, are here for a couple of months.