The herald., 1898-02-27

evening, Mafch zo AT the sSnoot v . -
design by the Zingari club. In honor OF
Mrs. Rose Hartwick Thorpe OF San Diego.
The ladies OF the Methodist chp>ci. Of
Pico Heights gave a Martha Washingio on
tea Tuesday evening In the church ps iayrs.
A large number were present ana Sreatiy
enjoyed the occasion.
The Flcur do Las club gave an enjoyable
dancing party at Kramer's hall Tuesday
evening. The music was furnisneo "
Lowinsky's orchestra, and ABOUT twenty
couples were present.
Mrs. Rose Hartwick Thorpe will be the
guest of Mrs, Mary e. Hart Wednesday
and Thursday of this week, and the latter
will accompany Mrs. Thorpe to her home
In Pacific Grove for a weeks stay on FRI
day.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Adelaide d'Artois to Henry Bur-
row vercoe, Saturday, February lsth. AZ
Oakland. Mr.. and Mrs Vercoe will be at
home, after March 18th. at Hotel west
minister. this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dunn gave dinner
Monday at their residence on Park Grove
avenue. at which the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. John Harris Of Montana, Mrs. Clapp
of Michigan, Mr.. Powers Of Chicago ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Pettigrew.
Mr.. and Mrs Thoma1 G. Barnard OF ?2l
South Hill street for the past eleven years,
have moved to Redlands. Their son, Dr.
f. s. Barnard. remains in the city. ana ne
and Mrs. Barnard will receive friends al
SSS West Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Thomas B. Clark entertained
with luncheon Wednesday at her
residence on West Seventeenth street, in
honor of Mrs. Scott. nee Wollweber, OF
San Francisco. The decorations were
smilax, carnations and pink camelias.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Solano and the
Misses Patterson have moved into then
new home, corner Figueroa and twenty
third streets. and have as their guests Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick Stevens and children
of Buffalo. N. Y. Mrs. Stevens is sister
of Mrs. Solano.
Mr. and Mrs r. C. Dresslar OF 1907 Iowa
street entertained with an informal mu'
sical Thursday evening. Among those
present were Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Hixson
Mr.. and Mrs. Jameson. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G
| Dressler w. c. Woodman, John Garrett
and Masters Robert and Walter Hixson.
| The Universalists held very p.easan
| Washingtons birthday party at the hom'
| of Mr.. and Mrs George Low, $3.50 Sou'i
| Flower street last evening. The sum ol
| the ages of those present was 100 mum
ber peculiarly appropriate to the 'ndepend
F., ence secured through Washington 'eaueT
ship.
number of friends were entertained b!
| Miss Harriet Goodin Tuesday evening a
| the residence of her sister. Mrs. J. Nj. Bail
hache. The decorations were smilaX. rec
geraniums and carnations. Thirty-foul
| guests besides the club members were
present.
| Ex-Governor and Mrs. Beveridge enter
| taned at luncheon Wednesday at theil
residence at Hollywood in honor of Bishoi
l les
The decorations were roses and smilax
The other guests were Rev. and Mrs. +
| NJ. Larkin. Mrs. Dwight NJ. Welch ant
Mrs. Graham.
A delightful party was given Frida.
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. W
| Boswell No. 936 East Pico street, In mono
of the 18th birthday anniversary OF thei
twin sons. Clyde and Claude Boswell
| About thirty friends were present. va
| rious games and music were enjoyed Re
| freshments were served.
Mrs. Charles Kendall-Adams. wife o
President Adams of the University of Wis
consin. gave a delightful informal lunch
con at the Sierra Madre Villa. Pasadena
Wednesday. The guests were Mrs. Davi
! Atwood Miss Atwood and Mrs. w. W
Daniels of Addison, Kas.. and Mrs. Mrs.
D. Ruddy of Los Angeles.
A very enjoyable musical was given yes
terday afternoon from to . o'clock at tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. d. c. Lane, No. %
South Main street. under the direction
Miss Maud Aver. Those who participate
were children from to II years of ag'
There were about forty guests present
Refreshments were served.
Dr. John r. Haynes. president of th
Peoples club. was given dinner by mem
bers of that organization Monday cvenin
at the Maison Dore. Those present were
The Rt. Rev. j. II. Johnson, Revs. Joh
Gray and Meany. DR.. Shurtlef: Messr'
Arthur Let's, a. Hinch. F. w. Merris,
A. Lewis. Wilmington. Wheeler, Georg
and Van Rensselaer,.
Mrs. c. NJ. Weber and Miss Weber enter
tained about thirty guests wednesday al
ternoon at her residence on Figueroa stree
in honor of a rumber of residents frof
| Clinton Ia Mrs. Eugene Weston assiste
in receiving and Mrs. F. G. Robinson pre-
sided at the punch bowl. The decoration
were of potted plants. smilax. ferns. Ca
!fornia poppies and pink carnations.
Miss Hartweu of West Seventeent
street entertained over thirty guests Tue;
dav afternoon. in honor of the Misses Ha
: OF New York and Miss Wright of Pitt:
burgh, Kan. Miss Sadie Hartwell and Mis-
Harriet Crittenden assisted. The decors
] tions were large silk bunting flags Englis
= ivy and pepper sprays, marguerifes, fern
La Maruue roses. red carnations and vit
let's
The pupils of Miss Mary Lipscomb al
sisted by Miss Ina Gothard. cornetist. gay
t a piano recital on Tuesday, Feb. I'D. {
{ her home. S24 Ida street. Pearl Magil
Carrie White. Laura McGaugh, Mar
: McGaugh Mabel Johnston, Emma Hal
9 Edna DuvalL Jessie Standefer, Emm
Standefer, Carson Magill and Harlan Ca
were among those who assisted in II
program.
A surprise party was rendered Miss Gel
Katie by the members of La Esperan'
. parlor, No. "a, n. D. G. W., at her hon
n Tuesday evening. A game of hearts WI
enjoyed and refreshments were serve
There were present Mesdames Katie. d
casse, browns, Tullis, Simpson, Misses
Gilman. L. Hookstratton. A. browns.
: Ducasse n. Marietich, Celia Katie Ma
Meade. NJ. Norton, f. Schmtz.
! A delightful surprise party was tel
, dered Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Rhoda
: Thursday evening at their home, 742 l.
zard street. Games Of various kinds we
4 enjoyed Refreshments were serve
!, Among those present were: Mr.. and Mr.
u Alfred Patton. Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Rhoda, Mr.. and Mrs. V. II. Rhoda, MI
: L. B. Shehorn, Mrs. r. w. Shehorn, Miss
y Maggie Slater, Bertha Slater. Jenn
Il Slater Clara Schroff Nellie Hardest
Camilla Shehorp. Lille Shehorn, Messr
It Van Everett, William Hall, June Ere
L.