The herald., 1895-01-06

Dollie Hagsn baugh, Hattie Appel.
Nellie Nash. Miss Christian. and Messrs.
W. II. Hunt. Brown, Shaw, O. E.
Griffith, r. o. Ben bsugh, @. A. Lewis.
Fitzgerald Murphy, Captain Mahar. H .
E. Carter. Bob Bonner, G. M. Clark, E.
g. Dyer. G. w. Council, Will O'Brien I.
A. B. McCutchen. H. J. Stevens, Wy
mans. S. Gaibreth. Tom Cunningham,
Vallejo McBurns. F. Lightfoot, Harry
underwater. Master Wismans
FAREWELL PARTY TO miss cUDDY.
A farewell party was rendered Miss
Agnes Cuddy. by her many friends, at
the residence OF Mrs. Guirado. $40
Hawkins street, previous to her depar-
ture for the north, whore she expects to
reside in the future. Miss Cuddy carries
with her the best wishes of her many
friends. Games and social conversation
we're enjoyed for time, and later in the
evening the guests made candy.
Miss Letitis Alec sang number OF
songs during the evening" as did also
Miss Stella Perry and Miss Rstta Stra-
horn.
N 1,rs. Peachy and Ls fiji er also rend-
cred some nice music on the banjo and
guitar.
Letita and Lottie Alloc, Ethel Ells-
Minnie Miller, Jennie Bigalow. Kate
Agnes Cuddy, Mary MoNeill, Sarah Nc
Strahorn. and Mesars. Robert Boy les,
Ed Stokely. ]. A. Overholtzsr, Reggie
Potter, Fred Peachy, Archie Peachy,
Dan Mcdonald, Arthur Holgate, Erwin
Mcmillan, Frank Hayward, Frank Cod
ington, Robert Garrison, James Todd,
Frank Gibbs, John Todd and Charles
Lefilsr.
Us ART EXHIBITION AT LONG BEACH.
The Young Women's Christian Tenn
peranco union. the Y's. gave an art ex-
hibition Friday evening at Foreater's
hall that was as pleasing as it was
unique. Pictures. .etatuary and works
OF art were on exhibition, and the pic
lures and atatuary were in every sense
true to life, while the 100 different spsci-
mems OF various works of art were clever
in the extreme. The versatile w. Q. I.
u elocutionist. Miss N. Clarice Cuth-
bort. gave recitation, Diamond Cut
! Diamond, and Miss Zeqlsr read we'll
| prepared paper on the aims and objects
OF the f's. especially in Long Beach.
Tnsse entertainments gotten up by the
young women OF. this local branch are
for the iaudable purpose of sec1rlng
funds to furnish an attractive free read
lag room. whore our boys, and strangers
visiting tho city, may spend their spare
time to tho beat advantage. Refresh
! ments OF tea and cake were furnished
free. while tho price of Lemonade and
admission to the art and photo gallery
was only cents.
ART ASSOCIATION NOTES.
The Art association will hold menu
bsrs' social next Wednesday evening at
their rooms, ITO West Second street.
whore farewell reception will be ten
! dered the Polish com misNoners, who
| will soon leave this city.
Preparations will shortly be made for
the spring exhibition, when the present
exhibit will give place to many new
piciure by local and other artists.
| Among the latter will be a mum Der of
| Polish pictures lst purchased from the
| Polien missloners.
Persons having pictures OF high ar.
tistlc merit wishin, to place them in
ths npring collection, should notify the
!. Hanging privileges are free tn all
members or others having works Of real
merit.
The selection Jury are: Horny HOOK
Garden Macleod, W. L. Judson and
julius Ludovici.
| MINES. WATKINS AND NJ cLELLAND ENTER.
TAIN.
Mechanics WATKINS and Nee. eland
entertained delightfully."- at their home
on South Flower street Nav Years eve.
The entertainment consisted in the pre-.
sentation OF some very skillfully ar.
ranged Living pictures"-l5 in num-
bsr. AZ the conclusion OF the tabeaux
delicious refreshments were served and
the customary egg -nog was enjoyed. The
invited guests were: D.. and Mrs.
Owens, Mr. and Mrs. @. ii. Hance. Mr..
and Mrs. Howell Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Lewis. Mr. and MIRA, Telfair Creighton,
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Hammond. DR.
and Mrs. West Hughes. Mr., and Mrs T.
Il. Gibbons. Mr.. and Mre. Campbe.i,
! Dr.. and Mrs. J. T. Stewart. Professor
and MIRA. Loeb. Mr.. and Mrs. I. E.
Davis, Misses Rsbecca Lawrence. Web.
Der. H.len Ball. Bertha Weber, Kath-
leen Campbell, Matte Watkins. DR.. II.
g. Cafes, Msaars. Creighton, Neal, Fall
vsy. Gates, Elwynn, Watkins, Belts.
ENTIRE NOUS DANCING PARTY.
One OF the pleasant social events OF
the holiday season was the first dancing
| party given to ita friends by the EntTe
Nous Whist CLUB in Masonic hall, cor.
ner Main and Thirtieth streets New
Yeir'p night. The club has been organi-
zsd only a short time, but its frat party
has demonstrated that it, members
know how to conduct social danes as
we'll as a whist party. Refreshments
were served by popular caterer.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
! FrIzier Mr.. and Mrs, Walsh, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weber. Or. and Mrs. Barber, Mr..
and MrF. Dunn, Mesdamss Smith,
! knowing Misses Knewns, Knox. Web
ster. rber, Smith; Messsrs. Knowing,
Smith, Taylor. Robbins.
HERE AND THERE.
| Mrs. s. N. Ryan and ths Misses Ryan
will bs at home Slondaya in January at
this Colonial. No. 8.
A concert will bs giyan at ahe Hotel
Arcadia. Santa Monica, Friday, January
18th, nj p. m, by Mira. Katherine
Krieg Bach, lste of the Lspsic- cons
servatory Of music.
! Mre. NJ. A. Briggs sud Mrs. Granville
! MIcGowan have issued Invitations for
two hearta parties on Friday, January
18th, in their home. 3l7 South Broad.
ha.a ,, IA.