The herald., 1894-04-04
SOCIETY.

On6 OF the largest ana most SUCCESSFUL
balls ever given at Music hall tool
place last night at the thirteenth ami
verssry of the German Ladies' Benevo
lent society. These dances have always
been succe essful, and this affair was nj
exception to the rule. Previous to the
general dancing an enjoyable entertain
ment. under the direction OF Prof
Henry j. Kramer, was given ON the
stage. 1t was participated in by 6(
little boys and girls, who were dressed
in various costumes appropriate to the
four seasons OF the year, spring, summer,
autumn and winter, and performed u
number of pleasing dances.
The following we're the participants
and the seasons they represented:
Spring-May pole dance, Masters Ir-
wing Hellman, Eddie Maier, Carl Breer,
Frank Alton, Walter Schmidt, Adolph
Ludemann, Clarence Strohm, Misse s
Rosa Markwalder lydia Gross, Tllie
Mahlssedt, Ida Frck, Oracle Kuhrss,
Pauline Puk, Amelia Leonardt. Rope
dance, Rosa Zobelein.
Summer-Greek dance, Misses Anna
Roeder, Katie Fellner, Lulu Maier,
Amelia Gollmer, Hattie Miner, Bertha
Gisch, Lucy Muller. Harvest dance,
Misses Stella Buemiller, Edna Buemil-
ler, Ella Heinzeman.
Autumn-The Leaves, Misses Anna
Strohm, Edna Hous, Tessa Klein, Julia
Wyman. Clara Knecht, Annie Wenger,
Lottie Dotter; Dewdrops, Misses
Gladys Hous, Clara Miner, Mollie JR-
roby; Blue Bells Misses Anna Guen-
ther, Martha Neitzke, Sophia Kubsch,
Ethel Alton, Erna Herzog, Mamie
Maer, Anna Horncastle, Anna Zuker,
Laura Charles.
Winter-Lovers' Quarrel, Misses Clara
Miner, Molie Jacoby; Snow. Misses
Elsie knecht. Rosa Kubach, Fanny
Lang Frida Feldhauser, Stella Herzog,
Viola Hsniman, CLARA Leonard, Mary
Muller.
The committee of arrangements we're
Mines. j. Miner, ]. Johannsen, H.
Merz. F. Cornelius, L. Adams, X. Mes.
ser, Fellner, FeldhAuser, @. JGooby, j.
Kuhrts, Gieschen, L. Breer, O. Leon
ardt, O. Brode.
After the dsaces by the children the
floor was cleared and general dancing
followed. Lowinsky's orchestra fur
nished the music.
Refreshments were served on the
third floor during the evening.
The committees in charge of the
dance were:
Reception-L. Roeder, II. Merz. Chas.
Brode, S. Maier, Jacob Kuhrts. ]. Mil
ner, O. Dottsr, F. 0. Cornelius, ]. Jo'
hansen.
Arrangements-Dr. Jos. Kurtz, G. ia.
coby, W. F. Grosser, Jos. Haier, F
lebner.
Floor-L. Herzog, manager; F. Jo-
hannsen, A. Grosser, F. Messer, G. P.
Krempel.
A tally-ho party OF young people lei
the city early yesterday morning, spend
ing the day in Eaton's canon, and re
turned home in the evening. The day
will long be remembered by thoss fort
unate enough to be mum bered among
the party. The party consisted o
Misses Strobe, Brasmer Smith, Lowdens,
Horgan, Schoneman, Stone, Tritt, Bross-
mer aud Sturm, Messrs. Bliesner, Rus-
tins, Zebelin, Schoneman, Blumenthal
Lyons. Tanning. Brossmer, Riley AnC
Strobe. Mr.. and Mrs. IL. SchonemaI
were the chaperons.
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Mr.. W. L, Graves OF South Pear
{ StitDb E6NC n hiunoI GOLnpAnI lb6l ONou
ing in entertainment of Judge and Mrs
| NJ. X. Harris Of Fresno. The BILE dec
| oratious were very elegant; candela
bra ornamented with lavender shade
was tho cen er piece and wGs greatly ad
mired. Among those present was W
| W. Phillips, a prom ineDt banker O
! Fresno for l5 ears past. He is brothe
OF Mrs. Grave And is linking of locating
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Mr.. and Mrs. Will harris, Mr.. and Mre
Sheldon Borden, Nj. and Mrs. vii
louQhby Rodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Waite
S. Hughes and Mrs. DR.. Owens.
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Mrs. H. j. Fleischman has returned
from & two months visit in the north
ern part of the state, including Sal
Franclsco and the mid winter fair.
Mrs. Charles Forman has kindly ex
tended the use Of her house and fin
grounds at 1915 West Pico street to tn
Catholic Ladiee' Aid society IN order t
mold on Thursday afternoon next
garden party, the proceeds of whicl
shall 90 to the benefit of the poor. 1t
to be hoped that the very attractive
novel and enjoyable way of doing some
thing to relieve the widespread dis
tresE that now exists in Los Angeles, q
everywhere else, will be libsrall
patronized by all charitable people. W
know Of no way in which dollar coul'
be put to bettsr uss than to give it Il
the kind ladies who have this matter i
hand, and who are now closely presse
for funds to meet the constantly increa
ing urgent calls upon them. Whethe
you go or not. let your dollar 90 whore
will do the most good.
There are undelivered kilograms Z
the Western Union Telegraph company
office, corner OF Main and Court strest
ior q. Price Adame, E. Il. Sharp an
Edward Paaao!t.