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

deliberately decorated with smilax. papyru
and date palm branches. The fireplace in tn
dining room was hidden by b5ughs OF orange
with their leaves; white carnations Chimes
lilies and beautiful roses were on faaatepieoe
and piano in profu,ion. and were half bidder
with dainty maiden hair fern. The scor
cards we e four SIN Ill hearts m sde of differed
tints of rough paper, tied together with mar
Russian violets were caught into the knot
The prizes, OF which there were five, were al
| and each was bound with narrow ribbon ant
decorated with bunch of violets. The frs
prize was large moonstone. set for PACE pin
and was won by Mrs. Lewis w. BIinn
the second, dainty FRAMEWORK Handkerchief
edged with vslenciennes lace, won by Mrs
Francis J. Thomas: the third, silver spoon foi
tea table with dotl BILE perforated bowl for hold
ing tca leaves. won by Mrs. Cook the fourth
tall pink Bohemian glass vase. won by Hoey
OF SANTA Monica, and the cnnsols ton prize was
a hollow loaf Of Boston brown bread filled
with chocolate bon bons. wonf by Mrs; John
shirley Ward. AT the conclusion of the game
most dainty and delicious refreshments were
served.
The guests were: Mrs. Judge Mckinley, who
assisted Mrs. Whiting in marking the scores;
| MeSdames 7. Lewis Frank s. Hicks, Ozro
| W Childs, John Haynes, Otheman Stevens,
John T. Jones, Demean William Caswell. Ezra
7. stimsoD, willard stimson, John s. vosburg,
| J. S. Slauson, West Hughes, Charles Silent,
| Edward D. silent Francis ]. Thomas colbert
| Overton, John E. Platter. Hugh W. Vail, Willis
Paris, q. Wiley Wells, c. .. Carpenter, Lindley
sey, Lewis W Blinn, r. D. Gibbon, E. Cook
| Sumner p Hunt. Charles j. Ellis, Alphonse
| Burnett. Victoria Harrell, Edwin T. Earl, Og-
| den, Eisen, Taylor, j. y. ssrtori, Leffroy, Will
liam H; Halliday, John Shirley Ward. Henry
Newhsll, Woolwine. Heron, Hoey OF santa
Monica, H. r. Lee, Pierre Severance, J. W A.
on George Herbert Wigmore, Misses Waddi-
love, overton, Alice Owen, Mae owen, Haynes,
Tartan, and Wharton of Nashville, Tenn.
THE WORKMAN RECEPTION.
very beautiful reception was given by
Mrs. william II. Workman and the Misses
Workman. in their spacious home 357 Boyle
avenue, yesterday al ernoon. The house was
elaborately decorated under the supervision
Daylight was excluded and in the dining room
pink carnations and asparagus fern were
effectively used. At intervals over the walls
were long sticks of perforated bamboo, and in
each perforation were clusters OF the carna-
tons; the same idea was carried out in the
dining room, with the exception of the dow
ers, which were marigolds in place OF carna-
tons sanked in front OF the fire place were
Gala lilies, and on each OF the small
mens we're wheT Served %e4e sma cat
glass vases holding fragrant violet,
In small room set aside for the punchbow
were large branches of bright poinse.tia and
feathery bamboo. The hall was artislicsly
decorated with potted plants and English ivy,
and in the library TO the LETT Lownskys or
afternoon. Mrs. Workman and the Misses
" orkman were assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Z. sanderson,, Mrs W H Holmes, Miss
Miss Laura Workman. The guests were
Mrs. John J. Akin. Mrs. J. Alton, Mrs. j. A.
Anderson, Mrs. George l. Arnold, Mrs H. w.
Banning, Mrs.A G. Bartlett Mrs.W. I. Bishop,
Mrs. Guy Barham, Mrs. Brandt, Mrs. William
] BrSdrick, Mrs Josephine Butler, Mrs. Theo
dia Baker, Mrs. W. c. Bluett, Mrs. ]. D. Bick-
nell, Mrs. J: B, Bushnell. Mrs Emiine Childs
simona Bradbury, Mrs. NJ A. Coleman Mrs.
W, s, Cross, Mrs. Jerry F. Conrov, Mrs James
Craig, Mrs William N. Caswell, Mrs. Burdette
man, Mrs. J. II. Dsvisson, Mrs D Desmond,
Mrs. &C. Desmond, Mrs. Isidore B. Dockweiler,
Mrs Mr., Charles Dncommun, Mrs. l: R.
Mrs W; 2. Doran., Mrs. j. R. Dupny,
Mrs. ", F; Edgar, Mrs J. F. Ellis Mrs. John i.
Francis. Mrs. J.. R. Einlaysop, Mrs. Charles
field, Mrs. Spencer Evans, Mrs. George Gephard |
Mrs. Clssius. Mrs Andrew Glas>eli Mrs s.
GsmSt M Mrs; Frederick T srinith, Mrs E.
Huber. Mrs Herman W. Heilman. Mrs. j. W
Hendrick, Mrs. +. s. Hicks, Mrs. J. W. Hellman
W Holmes. Mrs E. Hollenbeck, Mrs. S. c.
Hubbell, Mrs. 8 0. Houghton. Mrs. F. P.
Mrs IRIS Emil r. + ansIa MRS HfP Ssl
Tesarun, Mrs. E. \ johnson, MIS-. E
Mrs f. asG Ribs M n[' sSan M o MFs
william Kerckhof, Mrs; A, r. Kerekhoff Mrs /
Ross Kirkpatrick Mrs. NJ. Krenier. Mrs, j. G. |
SHIN, Mrs s. Lazard, Mrs. Thomas Leally, Mrs.
Mrs. F. Lecouveur, Mrs. T. 4. Lewis, Mrs. L. |
Loeb, Mrs ]. Lnew, Mrs. J. Mansfield. Mrs. L.
well, Mrs. H o'Melveny, Mrs G. MACEDONIAN,
Mrs. w. s. Moore. Mrs. J. W. Montgomery, Mrs.
James Montgomery, Mrs. L. G. lMcKeeby, Mrs.
Mrs. H. Macnen Mrs H. Newmark Mrs NJ. H,
Newmerk Mrs j. G Newton, Mrs. H. s. orme,
9 pG \. !; Bryant, Mrs. G. $. Patton. Mrs. '.
Platter, Mrs, Charles Prayer, Mrs. william
Pridham, Mrs. Z. A. Prues', Mrs. J. F. H. Peck,
Mrs J. n Riley, Mrs. I. j. Rose, Mrs. A. L. Rob
Mrs E. NJ. Ross, Mrs Frank RAIDER, Mrs. A.
ssence, Mrs. G. ". Sanders Mrs. f. H. sandef
son. son. Mrs 3; 5 s. Salisbury, Mrs g: H saafer
g. stephens, Mrs, Percy shnmache.. Mrs q
sshhu uI Mrs J. de BaT!h shorb, Mrs; r
H. Churchill, Mrs. A NJ. stephens, Mrs H.
Strong, Mrs {. selism.n, Mrs. F, j. Thomas
Toberman Mrs. Hugh W. Val, Mrs l. 7. Van
Mugs, Mrs W, Van Dyke, Mrs j vosburg. Mrs.
J: V. Wachtel, Mrs. S, G. Ward Mrs c Wills,
Wigmore, Mrs. e.. b. swigmore Mrs James
Winston, Mrs: s. NJ. White, Mrs. II WorthIng.
. ton Mss n Wall Wsl,ers Mrs Wsnlls9rn' Ms
NJ aid Maas ht. hti WM II shs Mfs B ZEE E
welcome, MIRA jos. Wolfskill, Mrs. Z. II,
Workman, Mrs Aym wngup. Mrs Yocum,
Mrs W; H. Bonsall, Mrs. J. Mossin, Mrs. H
W Keller, Mrs T. p .swm on Mrs. W. H. Slim
son, Mrs. Ida Hancock; Mrs j ". A. Off. Mrs.
v. Harrell, Mrs. N. l.. sre-d Mrs Ben F. john
son, Mrs 7. A. Hines, Miss Alexander Misses
Angel, Miss Bra dley. Miss Brady. Misses Bur-
nett Miss Bonsnll, Misses Bugbee Miss Bryant,
Miss Bluett, Miss .Bieknell Miss Ghilds, Miss
r Childs, Miss Coleman Miss Mcclellan,
Miss Chapman, Miss Daingerfeld. Misses
Desmond. Miss Ducommup, Miss
G. Dominguez. Miss Dillon, Miss
Doran, Miss Easton, Miss Fitzwilliam,
Miss Forman, Miss Frankenffeld Miss Gephard.
Misses Garthorne, Miss Hellman. MSS Ioyt
Misses Houghton Miss Howard; Miss Hehder-
son. Misses Johnson. Misses King. MSS Ke-
neatly, Miss Kerckhoff, Miss Kirkpatrick, Miss
kurtz Miss kremer, Miss Klocke. Miss Lacy,
Miss Mullen, Miss McGrath, Misses Newton,
Miss Patton, Miss Parsons, Miss. .Ponet, Miss
r Hey Miss Rose. Miss Shilling. Misses shotb
Misses Strong, Miss Tyler, Miss Van Dyke. Miss
Wills, Miss Wilson, Misses Win ton, Miss Volt
dilove. Misses Workman, Miss .Lszsrd, Miss
Owens, Miss Maxwell, Miss o. Melveney. Miss
Ross, Miss Boehm. 0f
f,l MUSICAL CLUB,
The Monday Musical club held its regular
fortnightly meeting Monday afternoon at
Bartletts hall. where Miss uora James was
hostess. number of guests were present be-
sides the club members; delightful pro-
gramme was we'll rendered throughout and
much enjoyed. The guests we're Mines. Alice
Nc omas and A. Mills; Misses McComas, Eva
Ellsworth, Grace Crawford Ethel Graham,
Haynes and McAipiRe Following IS the pro-
gramme:
Quintette, Adagio from HARDEN Symphony