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The herald., 1897-10-24
Here and There

The Misses Schillirg are spending the
winter in Denver.
Mrs. j. NJ. Hale and Mrs. Thomas Goss
are visiting Lake Tahoe
Mrs. Theo. b. Shepherd of Ventura re-
turned to her home last Monday.
Mrs. S. c. Hubbell left here last
Wednesday to visit here mother in Iowa.
Mr. ard Mrs Tyler of Vermont avenue
are located at Hotel Catalina for the
winter.
Mrs Arcadia B. de Baker and Miss
Scott have returned from their visit In
San Diego.
Mrs. Charles Jacoby will receive al
the Abbottsford i'm. the first Thursday y
of each month.
E. NJ. Hanna has nearly recovered
from his receE; serious illness and viii
be out in few days
Mr.. A. Fusenot, proprietor of the Willie
ne Paris, has moved WITH his family te
Los Angeles to reside.
Mrs. Randolph Miner entertained al
dinner Thursday evening in honor O
Mr. and Mrs. Winston.
A social will be given by the ladies O
the First Presbyterian church in thu
chapel next Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson of Lowell, Mass.
are the guests of Walter r. Wheat of th
Los Angeles military academy.
Mrs. Frank Burnett and her littl
daughter returned Wedne esday from
five weeks trip to the Yosemite.
Louis Roder, ST.. has returned from
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Birthday Surprise

Harry Pottorff was rendered a
delightful surprise party by number
of his friends last Monday evening al
the residence OF his parents on East
Ninth street, in llosaor of his sixteenth
birthday. The house was very prettily
decorated with chrysanthe smilaX
and roses, and the evening was most
enjoyably passed in music and games
after which refreshments were served
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. c. p. Prudhomme, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson, Mr.. arId Mrs B. E. Rico. Mr.
and Mrs Don j. Rhoda, Mr.. and Mrs
F. E. Sturgis; Mines. NJ. Frediana, Nj.
Burns; Misses Alice Lyons, Ivy Beers
Helen Fullerton, Ethel Sturgis, Mamie
Frediana, Carrie and, Berthe Fredia ma
Grace and Angie Mclaughlin, Mamie
Baird, Bessie Church; Messrs. Ross and
William Pottorff, Seth and Nelson VIII
liaQns, Robert Sturgis, B. Cohn Laf Ian
nieg; Masters Fowler Sturgis, Fred
Lowe, Charles Baird, Marcus Cohn, EG
die Cofpn
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Studio Talk

Yesterday afternoon, at the invitation
OF Miss Helen Z. Coan and Miss Regina
O'Kane, the studesNs of the Art League
and many OF their friends gathered ir,
the studios in the Bryson block and lis
tened to an intensely interesting talk
from Mr.. Justin Kay Toles on THE
Human Figure in Art" Mr.. Toles equip
mept is a very rare one, both from a
scientific and, an artistic point of view,
and his treatment OF the subject was
mastery and original. He spoke as one
who knows the figure both in life and
in art, and demonstrated his points by
movements and poses, as we'll as by
finely appreciatve criticism of ex-
amples of antique sculpture. Wishing
to make the talk informal Mr. Toles en-
couraged questions and discussions
from the artists, students and all who
were present, and brought out their
enthusiasm as can oriy be done by a
speaker who has himself vital interest
In his subject
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Church Choir Entertained

Miss Moffatt of $50 South Hill street
entertained Thursday evening in honor
of the First Methodist Episcopal church
choir Ar informal literary q r.d musical
program was offered by way of enter
tainment, in which Mr.. and Mrs Aber~
nethy. Misses Anetta Whiteman, Laura
Mcdonald, Georgia Mcdonald and
James g. Cortelyou and Paul B. Pilking-
ton took part. The decorations were
effective and handsome, of potted plants,
SmllaX and roses ardi other flowers. A;
the conclusion of the program refresh
ments were served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Cortelyou, DR..
and Mrs. II. B Montgomery. Mr. anu
Mrs II. c. Blaney, Mr. and Mrs. w S
Bender, Mines. James Moffatt and Ray
mond, Misses n. S. Barnes, Bertha
Crary, Cora Geneva Day Carrie Betzold
Alice j. Gastren Daysie BetZold. Leon
ora Montgomery. Anetta Whitemar
Messrs, Newman, Arthur Sbaffner, W.
L. Tileston. William Priest, Charles
Hoyle, DR.. T. Kimbal. ]. S. Rodman
John B. Pilllirg:on, Robert McLaugh-
| lin w E Bowies, W. w. Ellis, c. II
Scott
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Ruskin Art Club

The meeting of the Ruskin Art club
Wedn esday morning was particularly
interesting and instructive, asid a large
number were present. The subject was
the Dawn of Italian Painting as Fine
Art, and, the Last of Mysticism" Mrs.
w. H Bradley led, and papers were
read by Mines. Morris Albee, r. w.
Pridham. c. T. Fiske NJ. j. F. Stearns
Ira o. Smith, Walker ard Others. Mrs.
Charles N. Flint discussed the influence
of Dante, Petrarcll and Boccaccio, and
among the painters taken up were Nico-
10 of Pisa. Guido ard Duccio of Siena,
Cimabue of Florence, Giotto, Taddeo
Gaddi and, Fra Angelica. Tie papers
were Illustrated by large number OF
rare photographs.
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prise party at his residence, 2147 South
Los Angeles street The evening was
pleasantly spent in dancing, games,
etc, including vocal solos by Mrs. Wal
ter E. Brown, Chas. Stoddard and MT.
Brent after which refreshments were
served. Among those present were:
Messrs. Brent. Mcpherson, Talbot, VIII
liams. Lockwood, Garrett, Stauter, Kin
sey, Browr, Carey and Clyde Wilcox OF
Cotton, Mesdames H. Wilcox of Cotton
Walter e. Brown, Misses Amy and Ag"
mes Oiler, Laura and Alma Apffel. Grant
Williams, Besch, Ruth and Hope Bur
CESS. May and Lille Robson and Hulua
Schmidt. Mr.. Burgess 10 about to leave
to fill business position in San Bernar-
dino and the surprise was as mark OF
esteem and a farewell courtesy by MS
friends
The herald., 1897-10-24
White Dinner

Last Tuesday evening Senator White
entertained the judges Of the supreme
court of California with dinner, ana
besides Chief Justice Beatty ard JUS
tices Harrison, Henshaw and Van Vleet,
there were Judges Clark, Van Dyke.
Smith arsd Shaw, and Messrs. George
Denis, Frank Hicks, Charles Monroe
]. A. Graves, ]. S. Slauson, H. L, Gage
and Judge Chapman. The dining room
and table were handsomely decorated
with red and yellow flowers and autumn
fruits. At each place was boutonnlere
Of RED and yellow carnatioaaS, ana a
place card in limitation of a scroll or
parchment in. the. form of legal brief
having an appropriate quotation ard
tied with blue ribbon. The mantle aho
buffet and fireplace were all effectively
massed with vines ard flowers. Chrls-
tOpher catered and served.
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Tea and Birthday Party

Mrs. F. w. Cross of South Hill street
gave a delightful tea Monday afternoon
in honor of Miss Frankenfield. The
rooms were decorated with pink roses
and English ivy. Miss Hough presided
at the tea table, and the other guests
were: Mines. G. H. Wigmore, J. G.
Mossin, Price, Hyatt, Frank King, Nc
Laughlin, c. F. A. Last the Misses My
ers, Nellie Desmond Kate Desmond and
Annie Desmond. Little Miss Estelle, the
small daughter of the hostess, celebrated
her second birthday by entertaining sew
sral little friends at the same time. The
babies table was prettily decorated, and
the birthday cake was Illuminated with
the appropriate number of candles. The
little guests were Misses Marian Wig
more and Masters Hyatt, Price and Ed
ward Mclaughlin.
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The weeks record in society has been
as follows: Sunday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Wright Conklin of 204 East Twen-
ty-slventh street entertain ed with din
ner; Monday, Mrs. f. w. Cross of South
Hill stree. gave tea in honor of Miss
Frankenfield; Mrs j. S. Vosburg Of
South Figueroa street entertained the
Monday Musical club the same after
noon, and in the evening Harry Pattorff
was given surprise party at the resi-
dence of his parents on Ninth street in
honor of his 18th birthday
Tuesday. Senator Stephen M. White
entertained supreme court and other
judges with dinner at his residence on
South Main street; Mrs. d. w. Shanks
of Monmouth avenue gave tea in honor
of Mrs. N. A. Morford of Phoenix, Ariz. +;
the Community Literary social was en-
stertained in the evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kitchen of West Fourth street,
and Miss Charlotte Miller gave dinner
In honor of her birthday.
Wednesday, Miss Hendricks of Soto
street gave luncheon; Mrs. A. P. West
of Figueroa street also entertained with
a luncheon, as did. Mrs. Fred Hines OF
Winfield street, the latter in honor OF her
sister Miss Frankenfield; Miss Ada
Patterson of South Flower street enter
tanned the same afternoon with thimble
party; Major and Mrs. Bonsall gave a
dinner in honor of the fiftieth anniver-
sary of the wedding of Mrs Bonsall' s
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Mcfarland; and A. H. Wilcox entertain
ed with dinner at his Adams street
home. followed by an opera party.
Thursday, at St. Johns Guild hall, a
reception was given in the evening by
Rev. and Mrs. B. w. r. Tayler in honor
OF the Rev. and Mrs. Waldo Harrington
Chase; Dole Burgess of 2147 South Los
Angeles street was given a farewll sur
prise party, and. Miss Moffat Of South
Hill street entertained the First NJ. E,
Church choir.
Friday afternoon Mrs. w. S. Wartelle
entertained with tea in honor of Mrs.
&C. r. Eager of San Francisco, and the
,AStar Whist club was entertained by ]
e. and c. A. White.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. E H. Moore
of West enty-third street entertained i
with large six-handed euchre party.
and Miss Helen E. Coan and Miss Regina
O'Kane entertained in their studios the
students of the Art league and their
friends, and Justin X. Toles gave most
Interesting talk on the human figure in
{. art.
The herald., 1897-10-24
Six Handed Euchre

Mrs. z. H Moore of West Twenty
thirdstreet entertained delightfully."- with
six-handed euchre yesterday afternoon
The drawing rooms were decorated with
white and pink chrysanthemums smi-
lax and English ivy. Palms and yellow
chrysauthemums were arranged in the
hall. The dining room, where luncheon
was served, was lovely with pink roses
and plum bago. Mrs. Moore was assisted
by Misses Tuttle and Eleapor Tuttle
The first prize, half dozen silver straw
berry forks, was awarded to Mrs. H.
C. Gooding; the second, a decorated por-
celan nut bowl. to Miss Sara Goodrich
sand the third, a silver lemonade spoon,
to Mrs. Newberry. Reynolds catered.
Mrs. Moore's guests were: Mines. L.
K. Tuttle, H. M. Sale, C. w. Pendeton,
A. F. Morian, j. Z. Cowes, c. 3. Jones,
Ben Goodrich. NJ. w. Stone, Adam Dar-
ling, B. Nichols, NJ. c. Calender, H. L.
Hyatt, Richard Mercer, w. H. Hun
saker, H. c. Goodng, r. S. Crombie, r
H. Heron. H. T. Newell, W. R. Burk
F. G. Teed, D. w. Shanks, N. A, Nor
ford. w. Rodman, J. s. Chapman. ]
w. Hendrick, J. Ross Clark. A. p West
K. A. Kelley. M. C. Burnett, j Fl
Dawson. C. E. Kregelo, e. P. Clark
Albert Crutcher, G. A Elsen, w. c
Reed, O. H. Churchill, Olin Wellborn, j
! r. Newberry, S. x. Lindley, A. E. Raze
W. H. Bradley, ]. T. Jenl1in, H. e
Strange, o. 2. Posey, S. A. Van Gieson
A. Reed. J. D. Work. w. 3. Kemper
Cliff Page w. f. West. Misses Florence
Jones' Sara Goodrich, Pearl Stone
Clark, Ida Works. Helen kemper, Nc.
Cullough. Hattie Chapman, Gertrud:
Goodng Page. Wheeler.
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West Luncheon

Mrs. A. p. West Of Figueroa street en-
tertained with luncheon Wednesday
White roses and chrysant hemuns, smi-
lax and ma .,Ier hair. r.were used effect
ively in the dining room, and masses
of ctrysasa' nerums. roses and papyrus
were effectively arranged about the
drawing room and reception hall. Tta
guests were: Mesdames Augustus
I3.ue. Felix c. Howes c. B. Jones, NJ.
c. Calender, ]. Ross Clark. T. j. Coch-
rane. T. d. S.imson W. w. Worden of
Oakland w c. Lontz of South Bend.
Ind; j. n Adams of Pasa Gena; S. E
Newton of Aurora. HI; ]. Smith Briggs
J. J. Fay. jr., Kate 7. Galpin, Edward
Palmer OF ST. Louis; ]. NJ. Stewart. Will
liam Friescer, r. w. Ozmun, w. 7. Mil
Ter, c. Foote; Misses Hine, Mabel Hine
| Florence Jones, C0chrane. finances
| Cochrane Clark. Essie Towel, Char
| lotte Miller
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Shanks Tea

Mrs. w D. Shanks of Norm outh ave-
nue. gave tea Tuesday ir, honor Of Mrs
n. A. Morford OF Phoenix, Ariz. The
decorat tions were pretty and effective
The other guests were MesGumes H. M
Sale, W. d. Wed emeyer, ]. T. Griffith
Chas. Silent, F. Thomas, Annie BaC'croft
Charles Bennett, Tom Brown, T. A
Eisen, T.. Fl. Moore, Adam Darling, M
e. Cowles, Dorsey, Shirley Ward, Davio
Collins, Pease, F. \. Irwie. T. j. Butler
of Prescott, Ariz.. VIII Haight, George
S. Patton, Miss Mccullough.
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Miller Dinner

Miss Charlotte Miller entertained with
4 dinner Tuesday, irI celebration OF her
birthday, Those present We're: MI.
and Mrs. Simpscc, Wilson, the Misses
Cob,eigli, jeanette Haveman, Mrs.
Miller, Messrs Waller Chanslor, H. S.
Williams anG, A. ]. Waters. The table
was decorated With pink roses, ants the
place cards with same flowers in water
,0larc
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Star Whist Club

The Star Whist cub held its first
game of the winter series a the home
7f ]. T. ac.ii c. A. White on Friday eve
ming ar,di the evening proved very en-
joyable The following members Were
present: Misses S. B.eene', Z. Mccoy,
NJ. Martir, n. Parte. NJ, Barr, M. jill
son. n. White, V. Jil.aor, Misses NJ.
Muswick, ]. White, F. Seavar, c. White,
A. Robsrti, e. Mcmillan. Ray Sterling
and Acady Wetteraner.
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Dinner and Opera Party

Alfred H. Wilcox entertained with q
dinner at his residence on West Adams
street last Wedn esday evening, followed
by a party at the opera. The guests
were: Mrs John p Jones the Misses
Jones. Marion Jones and Hamilton of
Santa Monica, Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Long
street and Mr.. Goodwin Chrysanthe-
NUNS were effectively arranged on the
table
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Mrs. E. w. Kenney; Misses Leila Ed'al-
man, Annie Sweeny, Yetta Cohn, Win
ME Cohn Gertru6ae Morris, Henrietta B.
Cohn; DR.. HI. Nadeau, Messrs. William
Bryant, Morris Cohp, Abe CohD. Sylas
Burt.
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DR.. F. A. Noble of Union Park Congre-
gational church. The maid of honor was
the brides sister, Miss Margaret Ly-
man, and the best man was Edward
Whitney. The ushers were Rev. Her
bert Gates and Charles Wier of Lowell.
Mass. Pink and white roses and as
paragus ferns were used in the decora-
tions of the house.
"The bridal gown was OF heavy white
satin, with a long tulle veil. The bou-
quet was Of lilies of the valley. The
maid of honor was attired in pink silk
and carried pink roses. After the cere-
mony wedding supper was served, only
the members of the two families and the
bridal party being present.
EARLY in the evening the happy pair
left for a wedding trip. They will be al
home at Aurora after November 1st."
Monday Musical Club
Mrs. ]. S. Vosburg entertained the
Monday Musical club Monday after
noon, the first meeting of the season.
The program. which was delightfully."-
rendered throughout, included piano
number for four hands, the adagio and
andante from Mendelssohn's Second
symphony" by Mrs. Vosburg and Miss
| Blanche Rogers; contralto solo, "Ah, 'Tis
Dream" Hawley, Mrs. J. ]. Schallert;
piano solos, "On the Sea-" A. Forester,
| and "At Twilight" Margaret r. Lang,
Miss Rogers; soprano solo, MY Own
weetheart," Gottschalk, Mrs. j. Bond
Francisco; piano solos Answer to Mar
oissus," Hoist, and "Fantasie I'm
promptu," in G major, Chopin by Miss
Mae Orcutt Of Chicago; violin solo, Pol
onaise," Victor Herbert Miss Dora
James; piano solos, "Serenade," Schu-
bert, and "Papillon," Greig, by Miss AS
bury Kent. At the close of the program
refreshments were served. Tie members
present were: Mines. Macneil, G. G
Mullins, j. j. Schaliert. James Burdette.
Roth Hamilton. ]. Bond Francisco, the
Misses Mullins Rogers James and Kent,
The other guests were the Misses
Georgia Strong, Bessie Whitcomb and
Mae Orcutt
The herald., 1897-10-24
Informal Tea

Mrs. w. S. Wartelle of Beaudry av-
enue. entertained with an informal tea
Friday afternoon in honor of Mrs. c
r. Eager of San Francisco. The deco
rations, which were ills charge of Miss
Fannie Wartelle, were artistic ard ef-
fective. In the craving rooms the y
were lavender and white cosmos, roses
ferns and smilax. In the dining room
the colors Were lavender ard pink, an6
the flowers used were pink roses aiJS
vioets. There was music, Gg,d refresh
ments were served. Besides the CUES
of honor, there were present Mines
Morgan, Rochester, Lambourne, Nc
Kay, S. T. Stuart, VIM. Stuart, VIII.
llarns, and Miss Josephine Williams.
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HollingsWorth-Lindsay

Miss Fannie Lindsay aE.d c. d. Ho-
lngsworth We're married last Sunday
the Rev. George Morris officia ting.
The herald., 1897-10-24
Sangster-McDonald

Miss Nellie Mcdonald, daughter of
D. b. Mcdonald, and Charles Sangster
were married Wednesday at the resi-
dence of the Rev Burt Estes Howard,
who officiated. The bride Wore gown Of
cadet blue, braided. in black. ard black
velvet hat trimmed with tips and steel
ornaments The maid of honor, Miss
Alice McDorald, sister of the bride, was
sowned in organdie over pink silk, and
garnitured with lace. ]. A. Cashion as
sisted as best man. The ceremony was
followed by luncheon al the home Of
the brides parents on Girard street. The
gifts were numerous ard handsome.
Only the immediate relatives and friends
were present: Mr.. ard Mrs l.. A Graut,
Mrs. J. r. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. j. Nc
Cormick, Miss Kittie Mccormick end
d. A Mcpherson. Mr.. and Mrs. Sang
ster will reside at the Bro!herton, No.
s15h West Third street, where they Will
be at home Mondays after the 25th inst.
The herald., 1897-10-24
Guild Hall Reception

A delightful reception was given ID
honor of the Rev. and Mrs. Waldo T,
Chase last Thurst,ay evening. at s.,
Johns Guild, hall, by the rector, Rev. B
W. r. Tay,er and Mrs. Tayler The bal
was effectively dceorat led with dah'ias
iris cfTysarthemuMs ard roses, smilax
ivy, ano bamboo. The reception com
mittee consisted of the rector Rev. e
w r. Tayler, Mrs. Tayl1r, Dr.. ard Mrs
j. L. Cowes an6. Mrs. j. Fisher WI
l!ams. An enjoyable musical program
was givee,, 10 which Dr.. Semler contrib
uted Two numbers, Mrs Wyatt sang de-
igitfully and a violin 500. was splen-
didly rendered The fruit-ac,s was
serveG by Mr.. Osburn and Mrs Hough-
ton. The decorations were in charge
Of Mines. Springer, Webster and Nc
Allister. assist ed by the young ladies' Of
the altar guild. All the clergy of thC
city were present ano many OF tn,
prominent people Of the parish
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Observation-Disclosures

The home OF Mr. and Mrs Fred Fell
mer Of West Sixteenth street was
the scene Of pretty wedding
when their daughter Katie F
Fellmer. and Victor H. Theobali
were married Tuesday. the Rev
Will Knighten officiating The bride
was gowned in white, as were the brides
maids. Misses Gussie Sibley and Ida
Lang. The groomsmen were Emil Koch
and Angus: Rothpieler Above the
bridal party was suspended q bell of
white chrysanthemums in the window
which had been converted into bower
of bamboo and smilax Mr. and Mrs
Theobald. left on the early train Wednes-
day for the east. They will visit Chi
cago and St. Louis. returning to reside
at 1921 S. Los Angeles street about Jan
uary 1st. Those present were: Mrs.
Theobald. Mr.. and Mrs, Dietrich, Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Dietrich, Mr.. and Mrs
Culser. Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. Lang. Mrs Stoecklin, Misses Elva
Peters. Annie Winters, Anna Cuker, Ag-
gle and Olga Dietrich; Messrs. Johnson
Roth. Walter Roth. Joe Dietrich.
Neutrality-suspicious.
MISS Ad@laiOe Is. Conn, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. L, B. Cohp of this city,
and Julius Wiesenberger Of New York
city were married at the family resi-
dence on Ninth street Wednesday morn
inS, the Rabbi EIDE Imam, an uncle of the
bride. officiating. The rooms were dec
grated with smilax and chrysant the
NUNS. The bride was gowne ed, in trav
cling suit Of garnet broadcloth trimmed d
with black braid. After an elabora te
wed,ssg breakfast, Mr.. and Mrs Weis-
enberger took the noon train for San
Francisco, where they will remain for
TWO weeks, after which they will reside
In Los Angeles. The guests were Rev.
i Solomon, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Solomon
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Levy. Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Morris, Mr.. ard Mrs. Steinhart, Mr..
I, and Mrs. Fl. Sullivan Mrs. Shipman,
The herald., 1897-10-24
Hines Luncheon

Mrs. Fred A. Hines OF Winfield street
entertained Wednesday with a lunch
con in honor of the engagement OF her
sister. Miss Frankenfeld. The decora-
tions were of green and yellow and au-
tumn tints. The centerpiece was a
cut glass bowl with fruits. wreathed
with grape vines and placed upon a
large square Of Spanish drawn work
over yellow silk. The chandelier was
wreathed in vines, and from 1t to dag
onally opposite corners Of the table were
caught ribbons of yellow satin, term-
rating in bows. At the alternate cor
ners were clusters Of maid tied
with bows of smiax AT each place
were corsage bouquets Of the fern tied
with yellow ribbons and a Japanese
narne card decorated with autumn
leaves. A fancy basket a each place
was filed with variety of leaves, and
Miss Forrnan Won the first prize, a
handsomely framed study in leaves. for
guessing the correct name of the great
est yumber. The cou4sola ton. a china
pin tray decorated with violets. was
won by Miss Lowell. Autumn leaves
and vines, roses, chrysant themums and
brida,wreath were effectively arranged
about the rooms. Reynolds catered, Be-
sides the guest of honor there were pres
ent: Mines. Arthur H Braly, Jack
Jevne Percy Ross. Fl. G. Bun drem; the
Misses YsiGora Scott, Kurtz, Lowell
Forman, Dorothy Wellborn. Helen Fair.
child, Sara IsGJas and cara Dewey.
The herald., 1897-10-24
Farewell Surprise

Last Thursday evening Dale Burgess
was the recipient of a very pleasa sur
The herald., 1897-10-24
Day-Lyman

The following account of the weddin 2
of Rev. DR.. Days son is given by the
Chicago Inter Ocean:
miss Julia Huntington Lyman, second
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Ly-
man of No 20 Ashland boulevard, ani
Rev. William Horace Day of Aurora
Ill.y were married yesterday afternoon al
the~home of the brides parents. Th;
ceremony was performed at o'clock By
the groom's father, Rev DIR. A. w. Day
Of Los Angeles. Cal, assisted by Rev
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