The herald., 1894-11-11
AN NAH EIM.
A Cobweb PArty-Ons Democrat Elect
ed-News Notos

ed-News Notes.
ANAHErd. Nov. 10. The young ladies ,
club Midwinter Merry-mskers. gave a
cobweb party at Hotel Del Campo last
evening. Am mong those present were !:
Misses Blanche Mitchell, Jessie and
Winnie Melrose. Edith Fay, Zelma
Bailey. Annie Everhardy, Mabel Lam
genberger. Laura Roller. Mabel and Miss
Sandilans. Flora Davis, Fritzie Heiman,
Stella Scott. Henrietta Gosh. Beatrice
Smythe; Messrs. Peter Weisel, Cyrene
Mccormick, Fred Lewis, Will Smith,
Gus Langenberger, jim Rimpau. Will.
Mitchell. Edward Zsns. Harry Davis,
Guy Lowering, Clarence McFadden, Mr..
Pasmore, Gus and Hugo Strodotf, Adair
Scott. Edward Stearns. Stuart Carghill,
Robert Stearns and Ford Barris.
The following programme was given:
Orchestra selection, club; piano solo,
Miss Blanche Mitchell; solo, Miss E.
Fay; duet, Misses Estells Lewis and
Blanche Mitchell; solo, Miss Annie Ev-
erhardv; recitation, Miss Fritzie Hell
man; piano solo, Miss Mabsl Langen-
berger; trio. Misses Lewis. Fay and
Gosh.
Alter the programme the cobweb was
unwound. Miss Winnie Meirose winning
first prize and Miss Mabel Sandilans the
BOBBY prize. Supper was then served.
alter which followed dancing until q
late hour.
Their next party will probably be
Mother Goose party.
DEMOCRATS WHO GOT THERE.
The Santa Ana newspapers aud news.
paper correspondents persist in saying
that not single Democrat was elected
in Orange county, which statement is
untrue. Out OF the Waterloo which has
recently overtaken the Democrats We of
Anaheim feel proud to say that one man
on the ticket, and a staunch Democrat,
too. lives to tell the story. Nick Bitner
was elected constable OF Anaheim on the
Democratic ticket by handsome ma
iority over his g. y. p. competitor for
the same office, and while we do not
want the earth, we feel that ii We have
not got cinch, we have the next best
thing, which is stall holds" on Santa
Ana, and her newspaper men will do
well to take warning and henceforth de-
port themselves seemingly when they
come to Anaheim. Santa Ana papers
please copy.
NOTES.
Gustave Hansen and family, recently
OF Chicago, are the guests Of George
Standolph and family. Mr.. Hansen will
make Anaheim his future home, and
will build a handsome residence on mis-
property west Of town.
The Anaheim Council Fraternal Aid
association now numbers about 100
embers. Ten new members we're in
itiated last evening. After the initiating
exercises an interesting musical and
literary programme was given, after
which the me nbers and visitors were
invited to the dining nall where boun.
tiful banquet awaited their appetites-a
spread OF viands elegant and toothsome,
such as can be found nowhere except in
Ansheim. After the banquet dancing
was next on the programme. A general
good time was enjoyed by every one
present.
H. Elliott Ward has shipped his
household goods to Pasadena, where he
has charge of q church. Mrs. Ward.
after a visit of few days with friends
in Orange, will join her husband at
Pasadena.
The city of Anaheim has purchas I'D
team of horses, harness and wagon and
now contemplates building a stable.
The Sisters of the Catholic academy
will hold ratfls for piano at the Com
merclal hotel, on MONDAY evening, the
18th.
Recently wagon passed through this
neck of woods placarded as follows:
Repu blcans for taxation,
Democrats for misca EQUATION,
Popnltes for dlsapprobation,
California for dissipation,
He'll and damnatou-
Pm going back to Mizzury.
The 400 have issued cards for q dance
to be given at the Del Campo hotel, on
Thursday evening, Novembe 10th.
f. S. Purdy. Chas. Kuchel. P. A.
Dsrge. ex-committse George A. Whita-
ker, general.