The herald., 1894-08-22
SOCIETY.

A very enjoyable birthday party was
given by Miss Marie Balade at the resi-
dence of her parents on Saturday even
ing, August 18th. The isrgs dining hall
was temporarily converted into ball
room and was taxed to its utmost
capacity to accommodate those present
who loved to trip the light fantastic.
While dancing WAS in progress an ante
room was being prepared with tables,
ETC., on which q sumptuous repast was
spread, which was only equalled by the
numerous tossts. speeches and songa
rendered by the different guests. twas
long past the hour when churchya ards
yawn, etc." when the merry guests
took their departure, wishing the happy
young lady many returns of the day.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. P. Ballsde, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
Rogues, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Quinn,
Mrs. @. Save, Mrs. f. Dalgalarronda,
Misses NJ. Dalgalarronda, I. Heyes, G.
Pedroarens, B. Hulder, A. Bernard, A.
Vignes, F. Pedroarena. M. Pilaris, M.
Dupuy, NJ. Ballade, G. Arreca and
Messrs. Louis Sentous, jr.. T.. J. Robin.
Raese Llewellyn, E. V. Maud, Camille
Ssntous. ]. Hulder, A. Oiborne, John
Llewellyn, A. ]. Ryan, NJ. Pedroarena,
p. Rayere. W. Donate, ]. Sentous, J.
Ballade, E. Heyes, F. Hookstratten, v.
Sentous.
The beautiful grounds of Mrs. S. E..
Hadley's residence, at 235 South Olive
street, were the scene of a gay gather
ing yesterday afternoon and evening, the
occasion being Y. W. @. A. lawn fete.
At O'Clock guests began to arrive. and
groups Immediately centered around the
| different games on the lawn.
Many renewed the days of their child
hood in blowing bubbles around large
punch bowl. Other games and refresh
ments filled the time. At 1880 guests
| for the evening began to arrive until the
spacious grounds were filled with merry
company. Four head lights and Rayly-
| colored Chinese lanterns made the dark
ness light.
The Ideal G1itar and Mandolin club,
! under the direction of Prof. G. S. Delano,
furnished music. Refreshments were
served and the Y. w. G. A. are very
grateful to Mrs. and Miss Hadley for
their graceful hospitality.
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Gen. f. P. Johnson and Mrs. johnson
have returned from five weeks east.
ern trip including stay in New York
| City. The general states he is glad to
return to what he considers the fnest
spot on earth--Los Angeles.
| So
| Miss Eva E. Williams, one OF the most
popular and charming young ladies in
the social circle at Long Beach, leaves to-
day on the steamer from Redondo for an
! indefinite visit to her maternal grand
father at Tacoma. Wash.
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Miss Sarah Innes, daughter OF Coun.
Gilman Innes, went to Santa Monica yes.
terday to remain about 10 days. Mrs.
Innes goes down tomorrow and will re-
turn with her daughter next week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dillon and family
have returned from their seaside visit
to Santa Monica, and Judge and Mrs.
Campbell nave taken the Dillon cottage
for the remainder OF the season.
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Miss Daisy Dalton received few OF
her friends last evening in celebration oil
her birthday at her pretty residence, l44
Kern street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. +. Jones are occupy
ing their new home on Ocean avenue a,
Santa Monica.
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M. and Mrs o. W. Childs are sum-
| ruering at the Arcadia.