The herald., 1896-05-13
THE SPAULD|NG MUSICALE
Is Largely Attended and Much
Enjoyed
THE LIPPENCOTT FAMILY
Including the Horse and Surrey, Goes
Sliding Down Hill
The Dayhof Surprise Party and Other Events
10 the Social WorId-News sud
Personal Notes

The Dayhoif Surprise Party and Other Events
10 ths Social WorId-News sud
Personal Notes
PASADENA, May 1.-THE cpacious
dining room Of the Spaulding was re-
splendent in La France roses, peppers
and palms last evening" the occasion
being a musicale arranged in honor OF
Mrs. Florence Spaulding, who leaves
with her son tomorrow for Detroit, aIter
staying here during the winter Inc per-
formers were announced by Pror. Gil
more, who acted as master OF ceremonies.
The first number was an overture from
Les Hugenots by Misses Fisher anu
Wilson. Miss Margaret Jones sang me
Cuckoo Song, and was SO warmly ap-
plauded that she responded with Have
to Go to Bed by Day. The mandolin club
rendered fine selection, On the Missis-
sippi, which was the gen of the program.
The club is composed Of Mrs. and Mr..
Fisher, Mr.. Tannahill, Mrs. EDWARDS
and Mrs. Webster. An encore was given,
Berlin as She Smiles. c. d. Chambers
sang q solo, Miss jenkins furnishing a
violin obligato, F. J. Policy accompanist.
The selection was entitled For All Etern-
lily, and Prof. Chambers responded TO ms
encore with Want No stars IN heaven
to Guide Me. Miss Jenkins rendered an
enjoyable solo, Ell Captain, after whicn
q final selection was given by the mando-
line club, entitled Au Revoir. Then fol-
lowed a dainty collation. and q program
of twelve dances. Among the guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Adams, Miss
Jenkins, Miss Sabine, DR.. and Mrs. Da-
Wis, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuttleworth, Buffaio;
1Ir. Gregg, Miss Margaret Jones, MISS
katherine Scudder, l.. J. Huff, Herbert
.lnith, Howard Smith. c. D. Chambers
Roy Macomber, Prof Gilmour. MIS-
Colin Stewart, Mrs. FISHER, Mrs. WS WEB
NtGQ Wilson. MISS
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. M. o. Adams,
Miss Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Mohn, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leonard, Mrs. Spalding, Mrs ST.
mons, h. J. Policy and many others.
LUCKY ESCAPE
Yesterday afternoon S. X. Lippencott
and wife, and friend with his wife ana
two children, met with lively accident
near Oak Knoll. Uhey were driving
down a steep hill when the horse unapie
to hold back the vehicle, began to kick.
In some manner he got leg over the
shafts and fell, sliding to the foot OF the
hill, where horse, surrey and occupants
brought up in a general smash-up. The
harness and carriage were almost
total wreck. and it was at first thought
that Mr.. Lippencott had suffered the
fracture Of a rib, but the accident did
not turn out SO disastrously.
A SURPRISE PARTY
Miss Anna Dayhoff was agreeably
surprised by number OF her friends
last evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. c. Stem, on Mary street. The
guests were entertained with vocal and
instrumental music. Several selections
were rendered on the mandolin by
Messrs. Price and Orr, with Miss Day
hoff at the piano. Two solos We're sung
by Prof. Mcclure. The invited guests
were: o. ]. Reel and wife. Mary Crow
ley, Mrs. Shoemaker, Misses b. Golden
burg, Alice Taylor Of Seattle, Emma
Finney Of Los Angeles, Mae and Grace
Thompson, Messrs. A. E. Epler. VIII
and Arthur Jett, Harry McMahan, Ar
thur Mcclure, L. George Thompson.
julius Prince. Will Orr. John P. Jones
and James Matthews of Highland.
BREvITIES
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Newly enter
tanned the Merry-go-rOund Social club
last evening. The affair was gotten up
at their home on North Marengo avenue
by Misses, Newly and Silver, Cards
were played and the score cards We're
attached to pretty May baskets filled
with sweet peas. Miss Stout captured
ladies' first prize, a handsome pocket
book. Lyman Craig won gentlemen's
first, a card case. The BOBBY prizes, false
faces. were taken by Miss Mccormick
and AZ c. Vroman. An elaborate COLA
ton was served.
Bishop johnson was given reception
in the parlors of Hotel Green this after
noon. The room was prettily decorated
with potted plants, palms, roses, sweet
peas and Marguerites in Indian bask-
cts. Mrs. e. II. May Mrs. e. r. Hull and
Mrs. l.. Blankenhorn presided over the
tea battles and Miss Dreer at the punch
bowl The Arend orchestra of Los An
geles furnished music. The following
were the members of the reception COM
mittee: Mrs. e. B. Kellogg, Mrs. B. M
Wotkyns and Mrs. H. G. Reynolds.
T q
the most extensive bakery business in
Pasadena, which they have continued
Tor elevene years in the same place on
South Fair Oaks avenue, have sold out
to the Colston brothers of Trinidad. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Gantzer.
who have been won by their square deal
ing and genial manners, will be sorry to
lose them. Mr. Gantzer mad family will
reside in their cottage on Green street
Tor couple of months, when thew go
to st. Paul for a visit.
At meeting yesterday of the board
ignation of P. NJ Green as president was
received and accepted. Mr.. Green goes
out greatly regretted and will be sue
ceeded by DR.. Norman Bridge. Mr.
Green's resignation was occasioned nv
MS lack OF time to attend to the duties
A number of Pasadena people were !,
attendance today at the trial of + a
BAKER for the murder of VIM. Hendel
Inc case Is in progress in Judge Smiths
court. 'h
At the business meeting of COMPANY
last evening three new membership
applications were received. The reeI1.
lar weekly drill was held
The Lyceum league of the Y. M. G
A. will meet on Thursday evening at
1:3O in the rooms above the Southern
Pacific railway depot
e. M. Simpson and c. J. Willett have
formed partnership in the law bust
ness under the firm name of Simpson &.
Wil!ett. The Office of the new firm will
Der.
The Y. p. G. U. Of the Universalist
church will give a social Friday evening,
when games will be played and refresh
ments served. All are invited.
The ground has been broken for the
new block which l.. G. Torrance will
erect at the corner of Union street and
raymond avenue. The contractor has
Six teams at work so it is not likely that
the work will flag.
j. X. Greer was elected president and
-. L. Gilmore vice president at a meet
ipg yesterday of the Merchants Protec-
tive association.
Inc Pasadena students who are at
tending Stanford university are expect
ed nome In about two weeks.
On account of officer Beebe's absence
u the Barker trial in Los Angeles, the
trlai OF captain Findlay Of the Saliva