The herald., 1895-01-31
SOCIETY.

A very delightful ptoErs,sive euchre
party WAS givsn By MIA Dr.. Shos mixer
at her coIy hons, 525 Dlwnsy avenue,
Tuesday Sftsrnooa, in honor of MIRA g.
Herbert rhom3lo1 OF st. Paul. MINI.
Toe ds1lfationi wsrs extremely pretty
and uniqus-iAts palm, and potted
plants wsrs a-tistic,lly arranged. and
on the walls here and thsrs were drapei
OF Japanese paper which ware used Al
coverings for tho small tables upon
which Refreshments were served at the
conclusion of the game. The hostess
was assisted by the Misses Freeds
Waite. Marie Schriber, Josie Barn
clough, label Henderson, Lydia Shos-
maker and II alien Cornwell in serving
the retre Jhm ents, tho young ladies all
being attired in Japanese costumes.
D,liKhtful mu,ic was rendered during
the afternoon. There were four prz.s,
each OF Japanese work, aud they wore
won by Mrs. Howard NJ. Sale. Mrs. w.
Fillmore, MIRA. NJ. McNeaIly and Mrs.
K. Mcknight. Mrs. Shoem sksr WAS as
sisted in receiving by MmAs. Herbert
Thompson. j.. A. Muir. T. G. Stod-
dard and Frank ClviIle. The guests
were Mines. I'll. Thompson, p. o. Stod
dard, f. CIville. O. Bradford, Il. Pollard.
II. M. Sale, c. II. Ward, F. Flint, d.
Martin. w. Palmer, s. Palmer, @. Palmer,
Jude Morrison, n Cole, w. Wsshburn,
H. l. Bard, g. Aylenworth, Schooloy
W. Cornwell, g. Randall, A. Waite
Lockwood, DR.. Lingdon, &. Ryder, X,
Collette. N. O. Browning, q. Browning
Stone, j. A. Muir. &. q. King, h. Me
Kuight. Sherman Page, +. Prior, w,
Fillmore, +. Mann, M. Men sally, Frank
Cooper. NJ. D. johnson, g. Nswton, Car
LILLE Track, King, j. SchriDsr, Lee
Krleber.
The Misses Emily Wood urs, Emma
De Groos. Schuber, Henderson, Ootn-
we'll, Waite. Shoemaker, BAraclolgh.
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY RECEPTION.
Mrs. Chas. Ducommon's handsoms
home, 1347 South Grand avenue, was
Hospitality thrown open yesterday alter
noon for the fifth annual reception given
by the Ladies Benevolent society. Tbs
house was simply but effectively deco
rated with Gala lilies and long branches
OF date palm. Small tables were ar
ranged in the dining room where dainty
refreshments were served during the al
ternoon. Dues and donations were taxi
en- in to the amount OF 1880. Mrs. Du-
commun, who ia president OF the society,
was assisted in receiving by the follow
ing ladies' Mesdsmes q. Ducommun,
president; B. Il. Bath, frat vice presi-
dent; @. l.. Wills, second vice president;
B. Bellman. treasurer; Elizabeth III.
Day, secretary; N, Van Nuys. NJ.
Kroner. I. o. Wheeler, VIM. Pridham,
W. D. Gould. N. Mueller, s. Q. Hubbell.
PARTY ON ALSO STREET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Llwton gAvs vary
pleasant party at their re,iiencs, 952
Also street, last Tus,day evening.
Games OF various kind, were enjoyed,
and late in tbs evening refreshments
were served. Those present were:
Misses Beatrice Mosier, L'zze Conrad,
Lizzie Flcks, Rebecca Lyons, Gsrtie
Lindsey. Lnella Lind ,ey. George and
Laura Workman, Messrs. William
Roche, Jack OConnor, Leslie Swift,
Fred singer. William O'Brien, William
Csrsey, Lou LAYTON. Don and James
Rhods.
LIVING WHIST.
The scholars of Mr.. and Mrs. E, W.
Payne will dance living what Weins,day
evening, February 9th. at Illinois hall,
corner Sixth and Broadway, with the
following cast OF characters:
Prince and prin cess-C. Schmidt, Miss
A. l. Leadbetter.
Count and countesa-W. Mcneil. Miss
A. DAILY.
Kings and quesns-W. Weller, Miss
M. Parsons, Walter McStay, Miss B.
! Nharpu Mis-. NJ Gannoha all n
Talbot, Miss A. San1avins.
Jacks end aces-Bart Marquea and
Miss l.. Hammell. Bernie Phillips and
Annie Samples, Ed Fischer and Miss
Pcetz, Paul Heydenrich and Meta
B)wen.
Drum majors-Anuie Brown. Letitis
Talbot, Christina Studer, Miss Boyd.
FRIDAY MORNING CLUB.
The programme for the Friday Morn
ing club for February is made out and
will be as follows:
February 1st-Ths Ethical Factor In Evou-
tion (Drummond's Ascent of NAM, Mrs. N.
Burton Williamson; discussion.
February Sth-Com pOsers' morning, Beetho-
ven, p4p,r by Miss X - W. Fullet; Senate
Patnetique, nisi Kate W. Fuller; aria from
F-de 10, MS. Shelley rolnurst: polonaise for
violoncelo, Mr.. Frederick Blair; trio for piano.
vinlin ana eel o, Misses Fuller and AIR. Blair.
February 15th-Hy bridIzing, Mrs. h odosis
B. Shepherd.
February 22d-The Book Com mit;ee: STANLEY
J. Aeyman, MIS-. Eastman: PAU Verlailr, Mrs.
Wing: william Henley Mrs. To
Charles d. G. Roberts, MIR, Graham; Maurice
MaetrTlinck, Mrs En1erein.
MAsQUERADE BALL,
Los Angeles Lodge No. ~, Order of
Hermsnn's Sons. will give a masquerade
ball Saturday evening. February 2.
CURRENT EvFNTs SECTION.
The current events aectien OF the
Ebell will mset this morning at 10
o'clock with Mrs. John Foster, 4l6 West
Twenty second street. a paper on Rob-
err Louis Stevenson will be read by Mrs.
Ed A. Smith, and other papers on dif-
ferent current topics will make the
meeting interesting and instructive.
HERE AND THERE.
An informal dance was given last
night at the Bellevue Terrace by the
guests OF tho house. Light refresh
ments were served during the evening,
md dancing WAS enjoyed until late
hour
Mrs. D. r. Emerson OF Laksport, CAL,
has yeturned from q visit to San Die1o