The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-02

A reception was given yesterday alter
noon from 8 to o'clock by Mrs. Freeman
G.. iced Of 1857 Scarf street. The house
was tastefully decorated. In the cozy
reception hallway the hatrack was COW
cred with beautiful double red peoples,
while in q corner were lavender holly
hooks partially hidden by Japanese
screen. A marbls-top table on which
were q number of bowls OF sweet peas,
carnations and roses was greatly ad-
mired. The stairway was lined with
pepper boughs.
In the drawing.room, La France and
other roses were used in profusion, be-
ing displayed in tables and banked on
tables and mantels. VIM. Allen Rich
ardson roses were used in the refresh
ment room. They were banked against
the mantel and were also scattered about
the windows, while over one OF the doors
was PORTER formed OF these flowers,
covering a tennis net. On the table
were bowls containing beautiful pansies.
Refreshments we're served by Misses M.
e. Hodgman and Ivy Schoder.
Mrs. Teed was assisted in receiving by
Mesdames ]. F. III. Peck, Burdette,
Chandler, Margaret Hughes, M. 81.
Banning, @. N. Pendleton and A. F.
Morlan. The list OF guests was as
follows: Mesdames W. s. Moore, A.
Mullen, A. Morlan, R. Mercer, j. B. Ne
Vile, M. Nichols, H. q. Osborne, W. H.
Perry. ]. F. H. Peck, @. M. Pendleton.
A. s. Robbins, F. RAIDER. F. Ii. Shoe
maker, W. w. Seaman, w. H. Sheldon.
7. d. Stimson, W. FL. Stimson. ]. NJ.
Stewart, George Steckel, 8. s. SAL
isbury, s. Tolhurst, L. Tuttle,
j. II. Utley, h. voight. @. s.
Walton. R. J. widnsy. G. Mccoy,
Wells. G. Modini-W oods, E. M. Rose,
o. H. Churchill, N. j. Hamilton, ].
Butler, j. H. Braly, N. P. Bailey, II.
Blocker, ]. D. Bicknell, John Bradbury,
G. H. Cspen. E. P. Clark. Geo. A. Cas-
we'll, N. II. Banning. VIM. M. Caswell,
H. o. Collins, 7. ]. Carran, Burdette
Chandler, w. E. Dunn, O. J. Ellis, 7. E.
Gibbon, W. O. Furrey, M. A. Hughes,
F. @. Howes, G. Holterhoff, H. T. Haz-
ard. O. H. Hall. A. A. Hubbard, j. Hen
derson, E. G. Hodgman, B. F. Johnson,
q. King, F. M. Kelsey, H. L. Lee, M.
Livingston, B. w. Lee; Misses Alden,
Mary Banning, Eta Bickuell, NJ. Boyn-
ton, Hodgman, Mullins, Kimball,
Schroeder, NJ. Bicknell and Count and
Countess Monies de Oca.
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Mrs. Cameron E. Thorn of 11S East
Third street gave charming progress
i've card party Thursday afternoon. The
house was beautifully decorated with
red peoples, snapdragons, foxglove and
resh 1 iss E Wsre els staf The first
prize was an elegant jeweiied East
Indian vase. 1t was won by Mrs.
J, E. Cook. Mrs. Sheldon Borden won
the second prize, handsome black
point lace fan. The third was cut
glass bon bon dish, and fell to Mrs. An
drew Glassell.
The "booby" prizes were numerous,
and much amusement was occasloned
from their distribution. Mrs. j. Wild
new was given a wax figure, while
wierd-looking Japanese head was
awarded to Miss Dangerheld. The last
was a bisque figure, and fell to Mrs. W.
w. Ross.
Mrs. Thorn received in a cream ewiss
gown with bertha of pale green velvet.
The list of guests follows: Mines. E.
B. Miller, Brgge, j. E. Cook, Earl, ..
W. Childs, @. O. Carpenter, ID. }.
Fleischman. F. j. Griffith. f. K. Aims
WOILu. Won O0t WILL "a
bert M. Stephens, Trowbridge, Vail.
MacGowsn, j. Fl. F. Peck, ]. j. schal-
lert, Bradbury, Banning, w. ii. Perry,
Modini Wood, Stevens W. Hughes. Wal
ter W. Hughes, S. B. Caswell, Butler.
Shoemaker, NJ. 8. Severance, l. N. Van
Nuys, T. E. Gibbon, T. d. Stimson,
Ezra Stimson, Geo. J.. Denis, Willard
Stimson, LEROY, J. ]. Mellus, H. Ban
ming, Hamilton, Roy Jones, Bradner w.
Lac. N. Rod s. G. Hubbell, Foy,
Vosburg, Ellis, w. H. Holiday, Hazard.
Mcfarland, W. n. Friesner, Charles
Rowland, Francis Glassell, H. Glassell.
Innes, w. Lewis. Clinton Mooney,
Mcclellan, Thomas Lewis, John E.
Platter. R. ]. Widney, q. Wiley Wells,
J. E. Anderson, w. A. Elderkin, Hicks,
Thomas, Brady, W. w. Ross, Percy
Ross, A. ]. Howard, Mansfield, Joe Ban
ming, ]. P. Jones, Gorham, Lester.
Barker; Misses Banning, Dsngertield,
Glassell, Alexander, Forman. Mcclellan,
Waddilove, Childs, Elderkln. Patton.
Padgham. Hill, Prayer, Slauson, Mac
! neil, Stephens and White.
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Mrs. W.C. Furrey entertained the
ladies' who have been members of Mrs.
litical economy the past year. yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Furrey WAS assisted in receiving
by Mrs. Galpin, Miss Wolters, Miss E.
Bosbyshell, Miss Furrey and Miss Bertha
Bosbyshell.
The house was beautifully decorated
for the occasion. The spacious hall was
rich with bright red blossoms and trail
| ing vines; the front parlor odorous with
La France and Duchess roses, and the
back parlor with tiny, old-fashioned
pinks and banks of daisies. The only
| flowers used in the dining rooms were
nasturtiums, whose vines fit themselves
particularly we'll to decorative purposes
Mrs. Mary s. Gibson, who represented
| the political economy class, read an ex-
tremely bright and entertaining paper
on Women on Managing Boards. and
Mrs. Minnie Hanley- Jones talked de-
| lightiully, az the representative OF the
Shakespeare class, on the subject OF
Shakes peare in Art, illustrating her talk
with a portfolio of sketches by Abbey
and other artists.
Miss Aver gave a number Of piano Sc
lections from List, and her artistic in
depreciation of this difficult and obscure
composer, was enthuHias tically appre-
ciated.
The ladies who are members OF these
deserve6ly popular classes enjoy social
occasions thoroughly. they are IKE re-
; ceases in school days.
/ Among the ladies present were the
following: Madams Averill, Barrll,
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