The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-13


Vile MacGoEau entertained most de-
lightiully at cards Friday afternoon and
evening at their hospitable home, SIT
South Broadway. The decorations were
most effective. Long stalks of bamboo
and umbrella plant were used to good
advantage, and graceful strands Of
emilax we're ieatooned over the doorB
and pictures, and large bowls of pink
earnation in the drawing rooms gave q
pretty daah OF color. The dining room
was in white and green, narcisaus and
smilax being used. The score cards
were heart shaped, tinted in different
color9 and hand painted. Each was
tied with satin ribbon, tho color to
harmonize with the card. Hearts were
played both in tho afternoon and even
ing, after which delicious refresh-
ments were served. The prizes
in the afternoon were awarded
10 Mrs. F. Schumacher, who carried
off the first, silver shoe horn Mrs.
Richard Lacy, secoud, silver picture
frames the BOBBY going to MrH. w. h.
Perry, silver mounted emery. The
guests were, Mesdanea w. H. Perry,
Modlni Wood, Richard Lacy, Me-
Lsllan Workman, L. B. Millar, w. w.
Rosp, W. l.. Bishop, Willard Stimeon,
Ezra Stimson, Al Barker, l. II. Polk,
Bouaall, Chaa. Ellis, Andrew GlasGell,
i. Schumacher. Josephine Butler,
Margaret Hughea, w. Lacy, John Wig
more, w. IL. Workman, E f. O..
Klokke, Bradner Lee, Major Duncan, B,
Chandler, A. q. Jonoa, Orr HARRISON.
Chas. Silent, Frank Thomas, L. O,
Goodwin, John Mansfield, G. E. Thorn,
r. u. Rowan. The Missen Alden. Bes-
uie Ellis, Maude Northsm, ]. Rowan.
The prizes in the evening were won
ia follows: Ladies' first, Mrs. Ozro
w. Childs, royal Worcester bon bon
dish second. silver curling irons, Miss
Adele Wedemyer; consolation Bohe-
milan glass vase, Mrs. Victoria Harrell.
Gentlemen's prize, Mr.. Frank Hicks,
German stein; second, Or. Bryant
silver mounted card Gaze; cancellation,
Mr.. W. b. Cline. Those present were
Mr., and Mrs. Os3o W. Childs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh W. Vail, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick T. Griffith, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. Pruesg, Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Platter
MIR. and Mrs Walter B. Cline, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Caswsll, Mr.. and Mrs
William Pridham. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Jam Halliday, Mr.. aud Mre. j. E.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. E, I. Earl,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Sartori, Mr.. and
Mira. J. II. Conroy. Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
T. Peck, Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Lswis, Mr..
and Mrs. l. w. Van NGys, Mr.. and Mrs.
81 Silent, MIR. and Mrs. L. W. Blinn.
M. and Mrs. j. F. Flemming. Mr.. and
Mira. +. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler /;
oI all
Victoria usrreil. j. W. &. hopkins; the
Misses Carrie Waddilovs, Adele Wede-
myer Alice Owen, May Owen May Nc
Clellan, Gracs Cole. Bessie Gorham,
Suzanne Eastcn, X. Formsn.
The Messrs. Percy Hayle, Louis Vet
ter, Jack Austin. r. A. Chadwick, Gaps
tain Banning, John Schumacher. Will
lam Garland, DR.. W. l.. Wills. Dr.. Bry.
aat, Dr. II. Williams, DR.. Flemmins,
Judge Clark. S. Cole, Charles Forman,
Graf, James Slauson, P. Hayle.
MRS EARL's LUNCHEON.
Mra. Edwin 7. Earl entertained with
en- elaborate and beautiful luncheon
yesterday at her charming home, No.
1925 South Hope street. Covers we're
laid for II and the decorations, the work
OF Mrs. Annie Bancroft, were extremely
artistic. In the drawing room, library
end square entrance hall were ported
ferns, maiden'a hair ana umbrella
grass set ia rare old Indian baskets. In
the drawing room WAS large growing
! liant Of orchids, and cut glass vases in
which we're pink carnations; these cars
nations. and q handsome ysllow creme
paper lampshade in the adjoining liz
brary, on which were perched blacks
birds, were the only bits OF brilliant
color in the rooms. In the center of the
large round table in the dining room
was macs OF long-stemmsd cyclamsn
end fronds Of maiden hair, apparently
growing from bed of soft green
moss; the cyclamen were pink and
magenta and white. In the
center Of this wac tall silver
candelabrum holding nina candles. each
shaded with crepe paper of white with q
deep border at either edge in the col
urs of the cycamen, painted in water
colors Oh either side of the table we're
two smaller silver candelabra. each
holding five candles similarly dressed.
Overhe d was a canopy of smilax, slen-
der strands caught together in the CEN
ter OF the ceiling and extending TO the
intersection of ceiling and walls in eight
fierens directions. The place cards
were of rough paper, cut round and dec
GRATED ia water colors with cyclamen; a
knot of narrow ribbons OF pink. magenta
sud dull green was tied on one edge.
1ue daylight was excluded and the soft
ened candleiRht aiming on the bed OF
flowers and the cut glass and silver
tabl3 appointments made an exquisite
whole. The menu was elaborate and
Gaicloue and the guests who enjoyed
Mrs. Earl'a hospitality were Mesdames
Victoria Harfel, Walter B Cline. Othe-
man Stsvsne, Ozro w. Childs, Godfrey
IloiterhoT, VIM. II. Holiday, VIM.
Cnsaell. Siimaon. VIM. L. Bishop. and
Misses Mae Oven and Alice Owen OF
San FfanoiFco.
OPENING BALL AT HOTEL CALIFORNIA.
Tas opening bali at the California
tooa place Friday evening with about
200 present. The whole lower floor o.
the terrace wae thrown open TO thu use
Of he euesta; competent orchestra
wa in attendance and the decorations
we're elaborate and artistic. The dining
foom wrH converted into dancing hall :
about midnight dalicloua supper was
sa.vad aud dancing Was atterward re.
rumed and enjoyed Until iate hour
Among those present we're: Mira.
Gardner aud daughter, Misses Bessie
Chapman and A. Scott Mesars. Charles
Gardner Gilmore, w. Il. Robinson; Mrs
Mead. Mr. and Mrs. W. Dieterle. Mr.