The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-30

form al but lively spook party In their charm
ing home on Adams street Tabe-tipPing, ghosi
stories and other awe-inspiring feats were
enjoyed, and most delicious ireshments were
served, into which the spohk element did not
enter The guests were MT. ana Mrs. wiliam
II. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs Godfrey Holterhof,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin 4. Earl Mr.. and Mrs AL
| Barker.
r. THE CLINE DRAG PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Cline gave most en-
joyable az drive, last Sunday, out through
the San Gabriel valley to Baldwin, rancn and
! back. An al fresco luncheon was served on
| the coach and the day was pleasurshle In
| every way. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
William Caswe.l, Mrs. Victoria Hayrell, Misses
John Weir and Louis Vettcr and Mr.. and Mrs
| Chris Miller Of Oakland, who Joined tho party
at the Raymond.
MUSICALE AT MISS rARsoSs SCHOOL.
The pupils OF Mrs. I. Masae gave musicale
Monday eve ming, at the collegiate school, No
416 West Tenth street. Tho audience was
large and the programme, on which tho
names of Bach. Chopin, Rnvtna. Hol ander
Gottschalk Wallenhsupt and Sunpe appeared,
was excelently rendered. Misses Jetto Tho m,
Ray. Cohen. Eva Keatlng' Ruth Bryan, Bertha
Finck, Helen, Carolyn and Margareth Harris
all took part, and Mrs. kempton and her clever
eupil Miss Ivy Gardner, contributed vocal
numbers. MISS Parsons and Miss Denncn
made most gracious rostesses aud they were
ably assisted by Mrs. Masac in caring for their
guests.
SILHOUETTE PARTY.
Miss Strong and Miss Vic Ellis entertained
about 30 OF their friends last night at the home
OF the former s3s Alvsrado street. Tho draw
ing rooms were effectively decorated with pink
and white carnations, heavy ropes of smilax
were pendant from the wooden fretwork be-
tween the rooms. The form Of entertainment
was extremely novel and amusing; IL was a
silhouette party. The profile Of eacn guest was
cut from light paper and placed upon a dark
background-the one guessing the greatest
number OF correct likenesses was awarded the
8 priza ttrn eft -
heads in silver frame. gent,emen's small
silver hat. which served as paper weight and
picture frame; Refreshmen,s were served on
small tables placed about the room.
HERE AND THERE.
Mrs Amirnux, who has been visiting Los An
geles for several months, returned to San Fran
cisco on Sunday. During her stay here Mrs.
Amiraux has been a constant contributor to
the northern press, and in the June number OF
Resources of California an article appeared
from her pen, Spanish romance of antebe
lum days.
Mrs. Robert H. Howell and Mrs. Mark B.
Lewis have issued cards for an at home Tnurs-
day, January 3lst from to s, at their home.
No 1l22 West Seven street.
Mt and Mrs. Alfred solano have taken the
beautiful Mcfarland house, corner Figueroa
ana Ellis avenue, where they will be costly |
ensconced for tbs next four months. Mrs. So |
lano's mother Mrs. Brooks OF Dunkirk, N. Y, |
and her daughter Miss Marion Patterson, are |
with them.
Mrs. T. Y. Hahn OF syracuse, n. Y, reached
LOS AHseleS nsturua! Tor WISH OF Two or
three months Mrs. Hahn will be the guest of |
her, daughter Mrs. Frederick T. Gfifith, al
their home OH Severance street.
Mrs. W. J. owen and Miss Alice owen will re.
turn to San Franc SEQ by the noon train today.
They have been the guests OF Mrs. Victoria
Harrell for the past few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Brown of Oakland are
visiting Mrs. Kate Upper Galpin in her home
On LOOMS street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Hines are visiting Mrs. |
Hines parents, Mr., and Mrs. Frankenfeld, at
their nome 1907 Hill street.
Miss Jennie Griffin Will entertain with cards
afternoon at her home on West Six
zenith street.
Mr. and Mrs. EFF C. Klokke have issued in
Vitations Tor Tuesday evening. February 9th,
whist.
Mrs. Ira c. Smith will give q children's
party next Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. II Try Sldley, of Ef1ingham, ILL.,, sister OF
Z. N. Merry, OF East Los Angeles, and OF Mrs.
\. c. Redfern, arrived Monday evening from
he east on visit to her relatives.