The herald., 1894-12-02


short but excellent programme Of
vocal music vnd recitations and happily
worded addresses by the chairman, Rev.
d. Hughes, ]. Mills Davies. d. Jones,
and q. j. Griffith, with responses by
Fred l.. Jones, lately of Spokane. WASH.
William James and H. Jones, preceded
the refreshments, which were enlivened
by general exchange of congratula-
tions upon the safe return of the wan.
derere.
The Welsh contingent in Los Angeles
10 constantly growing. Among recent
arrivals are Fred L. Jones and family,
from Spokane. WASH. and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Williams from Ironton, 0.
WHIST ON PICo STREET.
One Of the most charming card parties
of the season was given by Mrs. Ric hard
Mercer at her home on Pico street Tues.
day afternoon, November 9th. assisted
by Mrs. Dupuy and Mrs. Clacius. The
rooms were decorated with smilax,
papyrus and yellow chrysanthemums.
The refreshments were served at the
card tables, of which there we're IA. The
first prize, a handsome cut glass vase,
was won by Mrs. Judge Mckinley. The
second prize, Roman vase, was won by
Mrs. J. F. H. Peck. The consolation
prize, bon bon spoon. was won by Mrs
Kate B. Taylor. The following were
present: Mines. ]. r. Dupuy, Clacius,
Fl. T. Lee. Keddall John Wigmore, A. s.
Robbins, J. Ross Clark. Howard Sale,
L. B. Heating, F. G. Teed, Otheman
Stevens, DR.. Cowles. H. Jevne,
l.. @. Goodwin, Albert Stephens,
J. M. Elliott. Charles Formsu.
J. F. Oonroy, Walter 8. Moore.
George A. Mead. John 7. Jones. T. J.
Fleming. RidRsway. Kate B. Taylor. G.
Q. Carpenter. Cochran. King, Glas-
sell. Andrew Glas:ell jr.. Lewis W.
Blinn. N. W. Stowell. Andrew Nichols,
Perry. Modini-W Wood. G. Wiley Wells.
]. H. Hall. Judge Mckinley, Wesley
CLARK. Charles Monroe, Willard Slim
son, Shirley Ward. j. F. H. Peck, Hop.
kins, Butler, Shoemaker. Margaret
Hughes, John E. Platter. G. H. Hubble,
Henderson. Frank RAIDER, Burdette
Chandler, Earl B. Millar, w. L. Graves,
Ezra Stimson, E. P. CLARK, Judge An
derson, Scott. E. F. G. Klokke, James
Burdette. Voigt and Roth.
THANKSGIVING DINNER.
A small but very enjoyable dinner
was that given Thanksgiving day by
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cline at their homo
on Adams street. The decorations were
entirely of violets, OF which there was q
profusion on the table and about the
rooms. Tho table was also decorated
with lavender ribbons and the lamp and
candle shades were OF the same delicate
hue. Small porcelain gobblers were
attached to the place cards and q deli
cious menu WAS enjoyed by Mr.. and
Mrs. Ozro w. Childs, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Vail, Mrs. Victoria Harrell, Miss
Mae Owen and Messrs. William Davis
and Louis Vetter.
AN ART SALE.
A sale Of the paintings in oil and
water colors by that exceptionally tai
ented artist, Mr.. Elmer Wachtel, will
take place Thursday and Friday, Dscem.
ber 13 and IA, in the court corridor on
the second floor of the Bryson- Bone
brake block. A sudden and severe ill-
ness will prevent Mr.. Wachtel from
attending to the details OF this sale and
Mr.. Charles 3. Walton will direct the
arrangements and personally Off ciate a.
auotioneer. Mr.. Wachtel has very
many friends and patrons who will be
shocked to hear Of his illness and glad
to avail Themselves OF this opportunity
to serve him and obtain their holiday
gifts at the eame time.
ART EXHIBITION.
The art exhibition given yesterday by
Miss M. E. Abbott and her pupils at 245
South Spring street was we'll patronized. .
The studio and the hall and stairway
were handsomely decorated with fan
palms. papyrus, pepper branches and
many bright-hued flowers. The exhibi-
tion consisted OF sketches in oil and
water colors, and decorated china some
OF the latter was very pretty and we'll
done. The flowers and conventionalized
designs were gracefully drawn in and
the colore harmonious. A little tea ta-
ble service, in srabeeques and raised
gold was especially noteworthy; and a
tray decorated with Q spray of flowers,
the edges of which we're accentuated
with raised gold paste, was also artis-
tic and we'll done.
WHIST ON JEFFERSON STREET
Mrs. E. H. O'Bear entertained infor.
mally with whist Friday evening at her
home at the corner of Jefferson and
Flgueroa streets, in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W. F. O'Bear OF St. Louis. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. DEMO of Long
Beech, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Long, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry O'Bsar. Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowrey, DR.. and Mrs. Allen of San Fer
nsndo. Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. Hubbard. Mrs. Maurice and
Miss Fannie Maurice.
DINNER ON TwENTY.sEcoND STREET.
DR.. and Mrs. t. L. Burnett enter
tanned delightfully."- at dinner last
Wednesday evening. at their home on
Twenty-third street. The color scheme
OF the decorations was black and gold.
the place ca ds were black feur de Lis
picked out in gold, and the napery was
embroidered in the same effective de-
sign. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. J.
F. Conroy. Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Whiting, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Newhall, Miss Alden and
Mr.. 7. B. Burnett.
UNITY CLUB.
The next meeting OF the Un ity club
will take placs Thursday evening, De-
cember 9th, when the art OF painting
will be illustrated under the direction of
Mrs. William E. Rothery, by numerous
examples from the studio of Col. Albert
Jenks; fine fruit and flower pieces, por.
traits. mural paintings, copies OF live
ing European masters, including Christ
before PLATE and building the pyramids,
and among the single figures will be
that of Trilby.
THANKSGIVING CARNIVAL.