The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-01


A. charming reception was given yes
terday afternoon from to s O'Clock by
Mrs E. F. @. Klokke and Miss Klokke
at their handsome residence on Figueroa
street. It was one of the largest affairs
of the kind held for some time, and the
house was beautifully decorated.
The large hallway was arrayed in va
rious roses. honeysuckles, geraniums,
carnations and ported plants. A large
bowl of beautiful La France roses by the
door, leading to the drawing room, was
especially admired. The hat rack was
trimmed in red. In little alcove just
at the side of tbs broad stairway was
Lowinsky's orchestra, partially hidden
by palms and other potted plants.
At the right of the hall was the recep-
ton room, where Mrs. Klokke and her
daughter received. They were assisted
by Mines. w. L. Graves, j. s. Slau-
son, E. b. Miller, G. Il. Guenther, o. h.
Churchill, Petsch. ]. N. Van Nuvs and
Misses Mullins. Croft, Jevne, McCallum,
Gueuther and Wedemeyer. This room
was decorated in asparagus, columbine
and scarlet peoples. Across the hall
were the drawing rooms, the fret being
in pink and yellow and the second in
red.
Vases OF La France and Sofrano roses
were placed about the front room. Bou-
quets of Black Prince roses and sspsra-
gus were on either side of the mantel.
The principal feature of the decorations,
however, was q handsome mahogany
table on which was bed OF asparagus,
interpreted with La France roses. The
center piece was an elegant silver bowl
containing some beautiful specimens OF
these roses.
Over both of the doors were clusters
OF William Allen Richardson roses.
In the rear room the effect was in red.
Vases of Marie Henroit roses and car
nations were displayed. The bookcase
was decorated with these latter flowers
and jar OF amaryllis. The mantel was
vase OF de icately shaded peoples.
The refreshments were served on the
upper floor, two rooms being used. The
broad landing on the stairway was dec.
GRATED with stands OF geraniums, as was
the head of the stairs.
The refreshment rooms were in white,
clusters of Seven Sisters roses being
used. The walls and every nook and
corner were ornamented with those
dainty flowers. In addition, vases of
sweet peas and roses were on the nine
tables, six of which we're in the large
room, and three in the smaller. A vase
OF asparagus, column Dine and Japanese
tulips, placed on stand before q mir
ror, was especially effective.
The reception WAS largely attended
and was most delightful in all respects.
The list OF invited guests follows: Mines.
II. w. O'Melveny, William Pridham, Ii.
w. Hughes, Charles 81. Capen, Mary
II. Banning, Charles J. Ellis, W. A.
Elderkin, w. G. Kerckhoff, Henry T.
Lee, Charles Monroe, J. Won Schmidt, L.
D. Stimson, L. j. Rose, J. 8. Slauson,
w. J. Brodrick, Edwin Greble, s. o.
Houghton. W. l.. Graves, Percy H. Ross.
Edward Ruiz, j. NJ. @. Marble, f. 7.
Griffith, F. H. Shoemaker, Butler,
7. B. Brown, j. A. Anderson,
R. II. Howell. = Drew, W. F. Botsford,
E Belts, Margaret Hughes, Lewis A.
Croft, j. A. Anderson, jr., W. l.. Hughes,
John d. Hooker, E. Z. Johnson, Hance,
Owens, Hance, Pickering, E. D. Silent,
Charles Silent, Adolph Petsch, q. &.
Guenther, Taylor, G. Modini- Wood, Sal
isbury, Louis Gottschalk, Carson, John
Ellis, H. L. Bleecher, Burdette Chan
dler, G. Ducommun, Friesner, j. W.
Burnett. George G. Mullins, John II.
Jones, T. A. Lewis. Fl. Jsvne, Lock hart,
Celon NJ. Dewey, F. A. Eastman. Chas.
Formsn, s. B. Caswell. Jefferson Chan
dler, s. O. Hubbell, G. NJ. Severance. Ii.
Newmsrk, o. T. Parsons, @. M. Baker,
J. NJ. Stewart, j. A. Osgood. Kofoed,
John Hanna, Mary B. Riggs, William A.
Barker, Mullen, Fixen. II. I. Hazard,
W. H. Bonsall, Milo L. Baker, NJ. II.
Stimson. VIM. HI. Holiday. James Mel
lus. Frank Kelsey, W. I. Johnson,
William Wsllace Rose, 81. K.
L O'Melveny, Godfrey Holterhoff,
8. O. Foy, W. Il: Perry. J. r. D1puy,
Charles Prayer, L. 9. Esston. Q. Fl.
Churchill, Ridgway, Marie Schnable, W.
T Edgar, George Denis. Wesley Clark,
Johu Martin. H. W. Westlake, Gregory,
Cochran, s. s. Salisbury.'W. M. Cas-
we'll, s. B. Lewis. j, II. Kimball, A.
Mcfarland, Charles Mcfarland, II. Nc.
Lellan, ]. A. Neal. George Rohrer,
Clarence H. Hail, W. H. Seamans. g,
l.. Cole, Andrew McNally, G. w. PEN
dleton, J. T. Jones, T. B. Blsrk, Laura
L. Parker, J. H. F. Peck. @. A. Sumner,
Niles, Enderlein, Esbman. A. Howard,
Hardie, Overton. Fallon, Lacy, Swaine.
Preuss, Hobbs, Fellows, Burdette, Far
quhsr, H. o. Collins, Wells, NJ. F.
Whitaker, 0. Stevens, J. McCuloch,
James Wilfred Mckinley, J. Q Lynch,
F. N. Burnett, Cornelius Cole, Ii. l. Mac
neil, A L. Lankershim, John Aigmore,
Francis j. Thomas, William Lacy, N. q.
Kerckhoff, J. N. Van Nuys, G. E GiAcius,
S. Conrad, HI. w. Vail. schneider,
Casey. j. Kurtz, T. Creighton, j. H
Brady, ]. R. Finlayson. Ii. II. Maynard,
NJ. c. Burnett, J. r. Haynes, William
Pridh&m, j. w. Brotherton, B. f. Orr,
L. P. Hunt, N. P. Bailey. George A.
Mead, A. Howard, James W. Montgom-
cry. DR.. E. A. Follansbee, j. j. Mccall
lum, T. ]. Fleming. S. E. HEEL, j. b
Hamburg, R. J. Northam, j. A. Hem
derson, Ed Hildreth, T. G. Howes, @.
w. Blalsdell g. Sutherland, p Schu-
macher. Of, G. Wiley Wells, ]. H. Wiley,
Soule, Tnorp. n. +. Bishop, J. A.
Montgomery, G. Laux. 0. w. Childs,
r. Mercer, R ". Widney, Albert
stephens, Charles Carpenter. John
Wheeler, j. L. Steward, N. 2. Conroy,
John Miner, Alex. Campbell. @. E.
Thorn, Knecht, George Steckel Charles
A. Mariner, L. l. Burnett, NJ. L. Tyler,
Walter s. Maxwell; Walter s. Moore, 3.
A. Whitney. Il. @. Vase, j. F. Conroy,
B. w. Lee, Jonn Mansfield, lowell, l..
W. Blum, II. J. Fleischmann, NJ. T.
Allen. A. @. Jones. Spence, Thomas,
Kremer, G. Mac Gowan, Hagar, Dr.
Lumns. shirley @. Ward, J. j. Schal
lert, w Rodmsn, W. G. Wedemeyer,
Abercrom bic, E. J. Simpson, G Schu-
macher, A. w. Francisco, Bugbee.