The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-24

bondoor,a how,s ID vases. The dining
,"nra aa Oy n green, pot.ed plants,
os;danha;r 20 : and smilax being used
NOS. affao,;vy. Daylight was ex-
cIndad .nd 10 gaslight was softened
b b' o... Inu zen crepe shades. Mrs.
S,oI lily -. Assisted by Mrs. A. ]. Sails.
Inv WWst was played during both
sttaynoo,, after which tempting re-
frsshrsls were served. The prizes
wera .,scially lo?sly and awarded as
ioIiov for Tuesday afternoon: Fret,
Ven IAN glass vase. Mrs. W. II. Slim
son second, decorated plate. Mrs. G.
M Baker; consolation, bon bon dish,
NJ. Charles Monroe. The fortunate
ees Wednesday we're Mrs. Ii. M. Sale,
.rst prize, Venetian glass rose bowl |;
second, Miss Parsons, decorated plate;
consolation, Mrs. Richardson, small
water-color picture OF violets. The
guests for the two afternoons were
Mines. Charles s. Walton, d. X. Ed
wards, G. N. Flint, Godfrey Holterhoff,
J. 7. Ellis, Hugh Watson, Vail, J. Mont
gomery, VIM. T. Bishop, it,, J. H. F.
Peck. Henry West Hughes; Walter J.
Hughes. @. W. Gates. Albert Carlos
Jones, E. B. Millar, Adolph Petsch, W.
L. Graves, William Pridham, s. s. Sails
bury, John 7. Jones, MCDANIEL, James
Burdette. T. D. stimson. ". N. Caswell,
Willard H: stimson. F. P. Jeffrey,
Shirley O. Ward, J. E. Platter, Richard
Geo. H. Stewart. j. V. Durkee. John
Wigmors, G. NJ. Baker, Edward D.
Silent. @. II. Churchill, Sumner P.
Hunt, Ezra Stimson, r. ]. Widney,
Charles Monroe, Erwin 8. Rowley, Shell
Ioa Rordao ElamiUu Villas
Wells. VIM. A. Barker, Lewis Graf. J.
W. Mckinley, E. F. G. Klokks, Charles
Cspsn, w. q. Cochran, Winifrsd Hunt,
Richard Mercer. @. @. Carpenter, VIM.
Lacy, IT,, Orr Harralson, T. f. Gibbon,
R. M. Widney, ]. s. Briggs, Mrs.
Spence, J. B. Newton. H. II. Scott.
VIM. Miles, Charles A. Stilson.
J. i. Owens, w. J. MoOloskey, Jerome,
J. A. FairchiId. E. B. Rivers, E.
E. Hall, Henry H. Mstcalf. J. W. A.
OF. J. I. Steward. Bradnsr Lee. Fred
eriok Blanchard, George L. Cole, Ben,
E. Ward, A. H. Fixen, H. M. Sale, E.
L. Swaine, George Steckel, e. P. CLARK,
j. Bond Francisco, Walter Patrick,
George l.. Arnold, G. Montgomery, W.
w. Flagg, Josephine Butler, Shoemaker.
O. @. Whitney. F. ]. Hart, w. D. Long.
year, Kelly, Richardson; Misses Par
sons, Dennen. Rose.
ARGYLE WHAT CLUB.
Last evening the Argyle Whist club
entertained its members at progressive
whist. There were nine tables and the
first ladies' prize, q Sterling bon bon
spoon, engraved argyle Whist club"
was won by Mrs. Chas. Truitt; the gem
tlemen's first prize, silver soup dish.
was won by Mr.. Abbott. The BOBBY
prizes were won by Mr.. Bronson, a
blank book with the information on the
fret cover: "What I know about
whist" The ladies' BOBBY prize. q
book on whist, letterad: What l
should know about whist" Much mer-
riment was caused by the distribution OF
the BOBBY prizes. Mines. Boles, Ander-
SON and Barton entertained. February
4th the next entertainment OF the club
will be given.
HERE AND THERE.
The engagement ia announced OF Miss
Ailesn 8. Shaw, q relative OF Mr.. Sam
uel Boutwell,, and Mr.. J. Francis res
Gently OF Portland, but at present reside
ing here.
Invitations are out for an at home
Thursday. January 3lst, at the residence
Of Mrs. G. Ducommun on Grand avenue.
The high school teachers and board o.
education will be entertained Friday
evening by Miss Carr az her residence,
146 West Adams street.
The Discussion Climb will meet this
evening at the Friday Morning club
rooms as usual.
Mrs. Josephine Stewart of Maple
Heights. Hampton county, Mas, ar
rived in the city on Tuesday and ia at
the San Xavier with Mr.. Joseph d.
Lynch. her aon-in-law. Mrs. Stewart
brought with her her charming little
grandchild. Josephine, Mr.. lynch
daughter. They will pass the winter
here. and possibly make their home in
this city. Mrs, Stewart formerly re-
sided in St. Louis; her husband was
one Of the most noted physicians OF the
west.
The engagement OF Miss Adele Men,
delson OF Oapistrsno and Mr.. Gus
Wangenhsim Of Sydney, Australia, is
announced.
Miss Clara Rawson of Los Angeles
and Mr.. George F. Frit of Fremont.
evening, in the parsonage OF st. PauPs
church.
The ladies of University Place will
give an Evening in Corsa at the now
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Welch,
corner Orchard and Twsuty.ninth
streets, Harper tract. on Friday, Jauu-
airy 25th, for the benefit Of homo mis-
eions.
Nine. Thea Dorre. of the Tavary
Opera company. is stopping with her
relatives. DR.. @. Stevens and family.
Burton Z. Geer, of New Haven. Conn. +,