The herald., 1894-10-21

freahments were served. after which
games were resumed until late hour.
Ameng those present were: Misses
Nellie Colby, George Hartsell, Bernice
Allen, Jennie Best, Bertha Krug, Moz-
zelle Ayers, Clara Snyder, May Sills,
Josie Kurry, Dora Carey. Bertha Carey,
Grace Brown, Adreesa Brown. Eda
Fricke, Tina Fricke, Maude Roney,
Mabel Comfort, Beatrice Eccleson. Mel.
lie Clears, Master Georgia Clears, Rev.
A. F. Gilbert and daughter of Modesto,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Colby, Mrs. Hart
sell, Mrs. Clears. Mrs. M. NJ. West, Mr..
and Mrs. S. @. Dodge. Mr.. Jno. E. West,
A SURPRISE PARTY IN EAST Los ANGELES.
On Friday evening unique surprise
party took place at the residsnoe Of
Judge and Mrs. Ling. 110l Downey ave-
nue.. The schoolmates of Master Ran
dali Ling, and members OF the Boys
Brigade of East Los Angeles. rang the
door bell. masked as ghoats or hob.gob-
blins. Master Ling answered the door,
and after recovering from his surprise,
all were invited in, and the house was
turned over to the merrymakers. The
costumes OF oil were rich and elaborate,
and represented all kinda OF fig
ures, from flower queen to q
witch and dude. The evening
WAS spent in games, dancing and music.
Refreshments were served in the large
dining-room. Mrs. 9. s. Bradford as
sisted Mrs. Ling in looking after the en-
joyment of those present. After sing
ing Home, Sweet Home all departed
with light hsarta. Following are the
names OF those present: Messrs. John
Muir, Clarence Rsgland, Burt Russ,
Fred Turner, Asa Keyes, M. Eugene
Nutter, Claude Turner, Ramona Brad
ford, Jesse Martin and Frank Civille.
Misees Daisy Conner, Alice Barrett, Bell
White. Ethel Elsworth, Mary Richsrd-
son, Agnes Barrett, Nan Bacon, jeseie
Moore, Nan Ailsworth and Jessie Scott.
BOATING FErE.
The Wea;lake bearing iete given by
the Y. w. @. A. proved such auccess
that the young ladies will make it per-
manent affair, with the idea and hope of
making each gathering surpsHs its pre-
dscsssor in attractive features
The beautiful decorations at the boat
house were put up by the ladies of the
Westlake-Mmes. j. A. Newell, ID. E.
McKillup and w. K. Parkinson. The
badges worn by the reception committee
were painted by Mrs. Ora E. Hise, and
each bore dainty etching OF sail boat.
The boatmens badges were painted by
Miss Reardon.
BIRTHDAY PARTY AT THE RossMoRE.
Little Robert Ross. the son OF Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Ross, had party yesterday
afternoon as the Rossmore to celeb
his sixth birthday. About 20 of his
email friends were present, and the little
people enjoyed themselves hugely with
various games and dancing. The goodies
wore served at one long table, in the
center of which was the birthday cake,
and boutonnieres and cornucopias of
candy were the favors.
SURPRISE PARTY ON BOYLE HEIGHTS.
MIR. HALEY WAS surprised by party
of his friends on last Wednesday evening
at HIS residence on Boyle Heights in
celebration of his birthday. The merry
party assem- bled at the residence of A.
G. Gardner. ll8 Winston street, and
drove across the river in a tally-ho.
Music by Gardner's orchestra formed O
part OF the evenings programme, and
MIR. HALEY entertained hia guests with
an old Irish jig. Refreshments were
served and the evening WAS enjoyed
by sill. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. HALEY, Mr. Thomas German,