The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-03

year was ushered in with muck merri
meDt. Music was furnished by Mesers
B. Everest, Charles Brandt. Mrs. A
Brandt md Miss McGenery. Dainty
Refreshments were served as the ole
year passed out, and dancing was en-
ioyed with the games and music. The
new year was ushered in with an ex'
change OF compliments and a happy
new year. The invited guests were
Misses Kate. Minnie and Maud Lamp.
man, Guesie Raiford, Minnie and Mollis
Title. Pearl Stevens, Alice Williams,
Sarah Bowsrman. Alice Button, Rose
Peasants, Lucy Stole, Emma Roberts
Anna Brandt, Anna Luebert, Amands
Hall, Dcnnis, Shorts. Korber. McGom-
cry, Meyers. Poe, Fay Myers, Lille
Miller; Mines. Myers, Peasants
Rogers. Wilcox. Title; Messrs. G. E.
and Harry Wise, Harry Lloyed, Ben
Smith. Walter Hall, Bob Smith, Joe
Korber, David Title, L. E. Fancher
Herbie Hunt, jos Bowermsn. William
Solomon, William 10y. William Hall,
William Clsiborn, Charles Peasants,
Ban Everest. Charles Valient. G. E.
Mills, A. H. Boal, Sholmsn, Oscar Der.
ger, Charles Brandt Fred A. Brown, ].
Blanchard, Barber. Stole, Picket,
| Wright, Carlton.
THE BEST FINN WEDDING.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret NJ.
Best, youngest daughter OF Mr.. j. and
Mrs. M. f. LANG, and Mr.. j. J. Finn,
head yardmaster OF the Southern Pacific
railway, took place at the residence OF
the BRIDES parents on New Hampshire
street. Pico Heights. Monday evening
December 31st, Judge Mclean official.
ing ct the ceremony. The bride was
! attired in figured cream satin, trimmed
with point lace and orange blossoms;
the groom in conventional evening dress.
The presents were numerous and costly,
After the ceremony delightful instru-
mental aud vocal music was rendered
by members OF the family, and an
abundant menu was enjoyed, alter
which the guests dispersed, wishing Mr..
and Mrs. FINN many happy returns of
the new year. Among those present,
besides the mem bers OF the family, were:
Mr.. aid Mrs. Hansen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Griffin. Mrs. Psrtineca and the Misses
Pnrtinecs, Miss ]. Cornwall. Mrs. Burk-
hart and Mr.. Ferguson.
WEDDING ANNIvEReARY DINNER.
Mr.. and Mrs. John f. Francis enter
tanned a party OF friends at dinner on
Wednesday at their Msin-street resi-
dence, the occasion being their third
wedding anniversary. The table and
dining room decorations were all in pur.
pie. in honor of Bishop Montgomery, the
mantel being banked with violets with
the dates 1926 in raised figures, while
the spacious parlors and halls were
beautifully decorated with carnations,
ferns and smilsx. Covers were laid for
II. the place cards for the ladies being
dainty doilies, with artistically painted
borders and the names in old gold; the
gentleman's were paper cutters of nigh
ly polished Texas umbrella wood. The
dinner was one of Christopher's choic.
est creations, while the guests were en-
tertained by Warren's Guitar and Man
dolin club. Those present., besides the
host and hostess, were: Right Rev.
Bishop George Montgomery, Vicar-Gen.
eral j. Adam, Rev. A. j. Meyer, G. H.,
Mr. and Mrs. j. @. Keys, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Conroy, Mrs. George Kerkhoff,
Mrs. L. G. Goodwin, Miss q. NJ. Domn.
guez.
THE AINswoRTG CARD PARTY.
DR.. and Mrs. F. K. Ainsworth enters
tanned informally last evening with cards
at their cosy and homelike apartments
at the Nadeau hotel. The rooms were
charmingly decorated with carnations,
yellow marguerites and maiden hair
ferns, and at the close OF the game dainty
refreshments were served. Those who
enjoyed the evening with DR.. and Mrs.
Aineworth were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
s. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Cline,
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Holtsrhof, Mr..
and Mrs Edwin 7. Earl, Mr. and Mrs.
John E. Platter, Mr.. aud Mrs. J. E.
Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick T. Griffith,
Major and Mrs. Duncan. d.. and Mrs.
Granville MacGowan, DR.. and Mrs. jay
II. Utley, Mesdsmea M. A. Briggs and
Victoria Haueli, Misses Alice Owen of
San Francisco an1 Carrie Waddilove,
Messrs. X. II. Wade. Louis Vetter, Judge
Clark and DR.. Bryant.
THE DoNNAToR-GREEN WEDDING
Miss Annie j. Donnstor, daughter OF
Master Road builder Donnator of the
Southern Pacific company, was married
on Tuesday at the residence of her
parents on Buena Vista street TO Samuel
NJ. Green. Mr. Green is one of the most
highly priced engineers in the service OF
the Southern Paciti; company, and is
looked upon az q railroad man who will
achieve great progress in his profession.
Mrs. Green is one OF the most attract
i've and accomplished young ladies of
the citv, and as she will reside here will
continue to a1orn the social lcles OF
which she has been prominent mem.
Der,
THE RHODA PARTY.
very brilliant New Years party was
given at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Y. II. Rhods, $40 Aliso street, Monday
evening, December 81. The evening
WAS greatly enjoyed by the young peo-
pie. Amueements of various kinds were
enjoyed until II o'clock, when a very
sumptuous repast WAS served. The
house was OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES through.
out, and presented fairy-lke appear
ance. Those present were the folio ing:
Misses Gertie Terrace. Beatrice Moosier,
Lizzie Conrad, Mary Gridley, Gertie I
Swift, Rebecoa Lyons, Lizzie Ficks.
Mabel Green. Edna Bsckley; Messrs.
Will Roche, Leslie Swift, Fred Singer,
Will O'Brien. John J.O'Connor, Eugene
Singer. Don and James Rhoda.
PROMENADE CONCERT.
Pacific Lodge No. l Of the Knights of
Pythias gave a grand literary and prom.
enade concert at the New Turnversin !
hall. on the evening OF January 1st, with
he following programme
Add Of @ W M.