The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-29

Here AMI Tnere
The Misses Schwarz have issued invita-
tons for Monday evening.
Miss Field entertained q number Of her
friends u her home on Carroll avenue yes
terday aft rnoon
Mr.. ana Mrs. KregeIo entertained sew
or" ors'"rn fria"ds at their ranch horne,
Kregmont, yesterday.
Mrs Frederick illiam Brown will en-
,.ertain with an elaborate card party tho
hrst part of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Jamison have re-
mrvnd tn their rev home, corner of Six
,t enth and Iowa streets.
Richard Dic1i spn and Charles Dick
have IS ued invita- lions for an 'at home"
from to New Years day.
Mrs. J. R. Coffroth Of Lafayette is the
CUES of Mr. and Mrs. W W. Cockins at
their h me on Hoover street.
DR.. A. G. Deakayne of Philadelphia ia
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Clark at the r
home S2S West Seventeenth street.
Rev. Carrier OF Santa Barbara is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs Kre9elo at their
home on West Twenty-eigh h street.
Judge and Mrs. Anderson gave beauti-
full dinner at their new home on West
Beacon street last Wednesday. Covers
were laid for fourteen and sumptuous re-
past was served.
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Y. M. G.. A.,
in conjunction with several of the Y. P. s.
9. =. OF this city, will give a recep' ion New
Years day, both afternoon and evening, at
will be served All are cordially invited.
Miss Clara Conk;in gave a most enjoy.
able dinner at the Ralston DIM parlors
Thnrsday. in honor of Miss Madge league
of Santa Paula. The guests were the
Misses league. Todd, Hueber, Gertrude
Hueber. Lena Brown, Barker, Sanborne,
Earl and Maloney.
Will ]. Keneel of Twenty-second street
left last Friday for his home in Detroit, to
Mrs. Kengpl and son, Master Horace. viii
be the guests OF Colonel and Mrs. A. Nc
Naily ut Maple avenue, where she will be
at hnme to her friends on Mondays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Krocke entertained
last Wednesday with a very pretty dinner
at their home on Clark street. The guests
vera Mr. and Mrs John w. Mills, ur. and
Mrs. William Ward, Misses Mary Gas sag
nj. Emily Averill. Irene Loomis. Gel ev eve
Mills. Messrs. Mel Armstrong, r. d. Llv-
inRston, John E. Ward and others.
Mr.. an Mrs. Burkham of Sioux City,
Mr.. Robert Rurkham, Miss Marie Rurk.
ham and Ezey Burkh AM, Mrs Smith and
daughter, Mr. Gauge L. Peck aud wife,
guests at Plaza Vista, visited Echo noun
tain Thursday. Some of the party went
further up. to Mount Lowe, and were
charmed with the views aud wonderful
echoes.
The Misses Clark entertained few
friends informally with luncheon Friday
at their horne on West Adams street. The
table was prettilv decorated with flowers,
and The delightful affair was enj,ved bv
the following guests: Misses H azei Noonan,
Louise BourkA, Beatrice Wgmore, Ade-
v,Aida RrNvy, n cheorI nd
Mcfarland
Judge George r. Burnett of st. Louie,
general attorney of tho Wabash railroad,
will arrive in the city tod " and will b. Il q
guest of his brother. Frank Burnett. t
his me on West Beacon stLeet. Judge
Burnett pa Used through Los ANGELES two
years ago with Vice Presidsnt Stevanson's
party sc il accnnpani. d w his daux liter,
Mrs. Blanch Parker of Tacoma.
Horatio V. Crol and Miss EN- " F. I'm
ger, Dr.. c. U. UnQer's eldest daughter, were
married at Pueblo Thursday, d ,cember
10, at the residence Of Charles f Wheeler,
pastor Of the Pilgrim Congregational
church. Mr.. and Mrs Croll will remain
temporarily at the Grand hotel, but will
from Los Angeles and Mr.. CroIl from Dem
yer. The young couple have their friends
best wishes.
Mrs. William =. Reavis gave charming
dinner At her home on B 'ston street Fri.
day evening to the drivers of the Reavis
carriage company. Covers were laii for
sixteen Those who enjoyed the delicious
menu served were Mr.. and Mrs. William
d Raavis, Mr.. and Mrs. Haas, Mr.. and
Mrs. Titus, Misses OIL and LORNA Rea-
Wis, Elmo and Alvin Reavis, .. Stevens, E.
Whitmire. A. Hass, G. slower, A. Mackin.
tech. C. McDermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. F. Bellmeyer gave an
other de ightful dinner at their charming
little home on Thornton and Forester ave-
nue., Thursday evening. Covers were
laid for twelve. the guest of honor
being Mrs. G. Porter, mother to one
OF our prominent lawyers, Frank Por-
ter. Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Porter, Mr.. and Mrs. Dick M .rtain,
Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Sou hworth of Denver,
Mr.. Williams of Denver and Mrs. W. H.
Sheasley. The house was prettily decorated
with pepper boughs, smilax and holly.
Calling Cards and Invitations
Engraved, latest style, correct form. The,
Century Engraving Co., 233 S. Spring