The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-02-05
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CONGOHpiA CLUB.
The Cnncordia club gave one of thei
very delightful dances at the Burbank
hall last Saturday night. The affair wa,
more or less informal but thoroughly
enjoyable and especially merry. The
guests were masked and each one at.
tired either in blue or pink domino,
| An excellent orchestra furnished music
I for dancing. which was enjoyed until a
late hour. At II O'clock delicious sup
per was served. cordial welcome was
extended TO all the guests nv the rscsp
ton committee, Dir. Joha Kahn, presi
dent; Mr.. 81. S. Holman, vice presi-
dent; Mr.. Max Mey berg and Mr..
Morisz Meybere. The invited guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. M. s. Heliman,
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Meybsrs. Sir. md
Mrs. B. Baruch, Mr.. and MIRA. N. Tobias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moritz Msyberg, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Haas. Mr.. end Mrs. J, Salky.
Mr, and Mrs. A. Goldwater, M. and
Mrs. NJ. Levy. Mr.. and Mrs. s. Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Nordlinger, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Jacoby, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Lazar,
MIR. and Mrs. @. Ssligmsn. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Baruch. Mr.. and Mrs. j Schiff, Mr..
and Mrs. q. Bsrendt, Mr., aud Mrs.
L. Goldsmith. Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bremen,
The Misses Leah Wellman, Vile, Ii.
Levy, Goldwater. Hamburger, +. He'll
man, E. Kline, O. Seligman, Lowen-
thai, E. Jacoby. Meyer. S. Browstein,
Armour, E. Newmark. H. Fleischmau,
Y. Hellman. Handel. Prayer. This Messrs.
II. Woolner. @. Trisst, B. KingsbAker. M.
Lowenthal. S. Newmark, J. Goldw ater,
A. Arnold, H. Goldsmith, L. Nordlin-
ger, d. Hamburger, L. Himmelssern, L.
Uhltelder, A. Browstein. a. Cohp, N.
Lyons. r. Altschul, }. L. Waldeck,
Iohn Slower. A. Edelmsu.
MISS BURKHART's RECEPTION.
The handsome homo OF Miss Burkhsrt,
1927 Vernon street, WAS thrown open in
entertainment OF few OF her friends
last Thursday evening. The drawing
rooms and reception hall were beau.i-
fully lighted and simply but effectively
decorated with foliage and Gala lilies.
MI. A. w. Cleaver of Chicago, ILL.,,
who is most proficient violinist, reu.
dsred several selections in q most arts.
tic manner.
Mr.. Charles Ward gave q piano solo
which was beautifully executed.
Miss Mabel Tanner read Money Musk,
which was greatly enjoyed.
Mr.. Jones sang vocal solo in q most
charming manner.
The guests were Mias May Ward, Miss
Mildred L. Thomas, Miss Mabel Tanner.
Miss Rose Croft. Miss Woods, Mics
Josie Burkhart. Miss Burkhart. Messrs.
Jones, Tanner. Cleaver, Lumsden,
Ward. Price, Burkhart and others.
HALCYoN WHIST CLUB.
The regular meeting OF the Halcyon
Whist club was held at the residences OF |
Miss Rohrer, $40 West Twenty-first
street, last night. The club consists OF
20 members, both gentlemen and ladies
belonging, and meets every two weeks.
Five tables were arranged. and at the |
conclusion of the game dainty refresh-
ments were served.
RUsKIN ART CLUB.
The regular meeting OF the Ruskin
Art club tomorrow morning promises to
be especially interesting; one of the
ablest me N bers of the club will read @
paper on Athens in the time of Pisistra-
tus.
Mrs. A. ]. Salisbury has issued invi.
tations for an at home Thursday after
noon, February IA. Hearts.
Miss Harriet Regain, a popular young
society lady OF San Diego, is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Bacon OF South Grand ave-
nue.. Miss Regsn is the possessor of q
highly cultivated voice, and is also a
" histlng Holoist OF rare skill