The herald., 1896-08-23
and the tea, which was strictly informal,
was a merry gathering

Oh Sudy l1DEHlHS ut Ill O'CLOCK all
the guests gathered at the home of Mrs
Winston on Ocean avenue, where Mr..
and Mrs Bradbury are spending a few
weeks, and from there were conveyed In
carriages, drags, carts, etc, to the scene
of the festivities. Those who participat-
ed were Mines. Miner. Drake Long
street. Winston. Tevis, Gwynne, Upham
Childs, Mckittrick, Wicker. Gorham,
Preuss, Bradbury. Ward, Thorn, Vail
Hicks, Banning, Wilcox. Baker, Misses
Minnie Bradbury, Louise Bradbury,
Winston, Newmark. Roberts, Wicker
Scott Van Ness, Gorham. Banning,
Misses O'Connor, Truman, Messrs Min
er, Drake, Wilcox, Kellogg. Fitzgerald,
bradbury. Louis Bradbury, Childs Nor
ris, Mckittrick. Gwynne. Roy Jones'
Gorham. Cole, Carey, Orr Tevis Hast
ings. Bolton, Henne. Ward, Schumach-
er, Gaffey. Thom, Hewitt, Vail and
Hicks. Mr.. and Mrs. Bradbury have
| given their guests a day of pleasure long
| to be remembered.
The day was spent in games of croquet
| and there was shooting gallery where
| the ladies had contest. The first prize
"a beautiful filagree silver vinaigrette-
| was won by Miss Gorham, with score
| OF 80, and the consolation prize, pretty
! silver button hook, was given to Mrs
| Longstreet. There was also a shooting
| contest among the gentlemen, in which
| the first prize, silver-mounted cork
screw, went to Mr.. Orr, and the second
prize: an oxydized silver match box, was
| won by Mr.. Carey.
| During the day Browns orchestra
| played with short intermissions, and at
j O'CLOCK luncheon was served The ca
| terlng was done by Eckert e. Hopf, and
| TO assure complete success Mr.. Eckert
personally superintended the affair.
| The menu here submitted is but sketch
! of dellcacy-laden tables:
| Caviar Sardines.
| Lobster Salad OYSTER Cocktails
| Roast Sucking Pig. Roast Turkey.
! Roast Chicken.
olives. Sardines. Radishes.
fancy cake. Ice Creams.
| Coffee.
Swiss Cheese. Roquefort Cheese
! Melons, Cantelopes.
Berries, Aguacote, etc.
| Berts Sauterne. Chateau de Frands
| Mumm. Dry Monopole.
The tableaux vivant arranged by Mrs.
| Childs in honor of her guest, Miss Van
Ness, were given last night on the stage
in the ballroom of the North Beach bath
| house, and were witnessed by an enrap-
! tured group of spectators, who were
| some of the representative people now in
Santa Monica. The pictures were ar
| tistically perfect in every detail and the
music furnished by the Klaus orchestra
most appropriate. The program was as
| follows:
Miniatures, Miss Scott as Faith, Miss
Winston as a Gainesborough.
| Gibson Girl, Miss Van Ness; music,
| Henrietta.
Carmen, Mrs. Miner; music, march
| from Carmen.
| Spring, Miss Scott music. Flower
| Song, by Lange.
Summer, Miss Marion Jones; music,
| Summer Breezes
Autumn, Miss Winston, Mr.. Kellogg;
music. When the leaves Begin to Turn.
| Winter, Mrs. Harry Gorham; music
Sleigh Bells
Marguerite, Mrs. John Bradbury; mu-
sic, Jewel Song, from Faust.
Morning, Miss Newmark; music
| Morning Star.
Night, Miss Patrick; music, vesper
| Hymn.
| Before Marriage, Miss Childs and Mr..
McKittrick; music. Loves Dream.
| After Marriage, ditto; music Loves
Conflict
! Story Of the Sleeve, Miss Van Ness,
Mr. Fitzgerald; music. Embarrassment.
| Chinese Patrol.
Good Night, Miss Gorham; music,
| Good Night.
In America, Miss Hamilton; music,
Love Song.
In Japan (group), Mrs. Miner, Miss
Scott, Miss Newmark, Miss Marion
Jones and Mr.. Wilcox; Japanese musi-
cal instruments.
| After the tableaux the participants
and guests all returned to the Arcadia,
| where delicious refreshments were
| served and q dance INDUCED in until
about o'clock.
| Mrs. Modini- Wood gave an informal
| luncheon at Boehme Villa on Thursday
| afternoon. The ladies from the city at
| tending were Mmmes. Owen, Hobbs,
| Kempton, Koepf1i and Larrabee. There
was music In the evening. Mrs Modini-
| Wood will return to Los Angeles about
! the 1st of September.
| The Misses Mildred and Imogen Lud-
| lum of San Diego are visiting the Misses
| Elfie and Alice Masse at La Descansar,
| Fifth street.
Mrs. Bertha McClelland and Miss
| Telfair came down from Los Angeles
| this morning and spent the day at the
| beach.
| Miss Nellie White of San Francisco,
sister of Senator White, is visiting her
| brothers family at their cottage on
| Third street.
| The crystal wedding of Marshal and
Mrs. G. Byrd Dexter will be celebrated
| next Monday afternoon and evening,
| and their numerous friends have
| been hidden to their home to assist in
| the celebration, which they will all do
| with a hearty good will.
| Mr.. Frank H. Lee and wife of Tucson
are at the Hotel Santa Monica, and
| other arrivals today at the hotel are Mr..
and Mrs. l. S. Duncan and family of Las
! Vegas; Charles Gonzales and family
| and Secretary l.. Orozeo of Mexico; Mrs.
Katherine Ward and children of Los
| Angeles; J. B. Hurley and son OF San
| Bernardino.
| Mr.. e. J. Cote of ST. Louis has Joined
his wife and daughter here.
| An oyster supper was given here by
Mrs &C.. r. Strong, at her seaside home
| on South Beach, and an enjoyable time
was had by her many friends who were
in ATTENDANCE.
| . About Opening
Perhaps it is a little bit late to make
the discovery, but find from time i'm
\ memorial we have been directing all
our letters on the wrong side. The di-
rection' ought to be on the back instead