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The herald., 1898-12-11
Austin Williams

The marriage of Miss Daisie Ward vii.
liams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William NJ.
Williams, to Herbert Z. Austin of Fresno
took place Thursday evening at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents on South Hill
street. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Hugh X. Walker, pastor Of Emmanuel
Presbyterian Church and was followed by
an elegant wedding supper. The wedding
march was rendered by Miss Rose L. Ran
dolph. The bride wore a handsome tailor
made gown Of gray cloth and her flowers
were ong-stemmed La France roses I'm
mediately after the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs
Austin left for Fresno, where Mr.. Austin
is a member Of a leading law firm. Graceful
decorations were arranged in the drawing
rooms with quantities OF ferns and pinl;
carnations and floral bower OF ferns and
orange blossoms was fashioned for the bridal
party. The guests were Rev. and Mrs. Hugh
X. Walker, Judge and Mrs. Il. A. Redman,
Mr. and Mrs. John Shirley Ward, Mr. and
Mrs. Shirley c. Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Buffum, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Cowles
Misses Rose Randolph, Anna Ward, Ray
Redman, Jean Redman, Messrs. Asa Buf-
fun and Alphonso Redman.
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w. C. T. U. Reception

The Los Angeles Woman Christian Tenn
perance union gave white ribbon reception
Thursday evening in the parlors of the First
Congregational church in honor OF the new
members Of the union. A canopy of smlax
was arranged over the platform at one side
of the room and on an easel draped with a
sihken flag and large bow of white ribbon
was an excellent likeness of Miss Willard.
A eozy alcove was formed with tastefully
decorated screens, and large American
flag. and here dainty refreshments were
served by the W. c. I. L. The large silken
banners. inscribed with the watchwords of
the white ribboners, were effectively used
about the room. The program, which was
short as well as entertaining was as follows:
Address. Echoes from the National Con
vention,' Mrs Mary \. Kenney, state pres
ident of the w. c. T. L.; ten-minute talks,
Rev. A. c. Smither and Hon. viii d. Gould;
violin solo, Earl L. Valentine; recitations,
Masters Roy King and Albert Stephens
The program closed with bright little talk
by Mrs. Lucy S. Blanchard, president of
the Woman's Christian Temperance union,
outlining in a general way the work of the
Woman's Christian Temperance union in
this city and particularly through the Loyal
Temperance legion and the Y. w. c. T. t..
Each guest was presented with a small silk.
en- flag as a souvenir of very delightful
r,epipU
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Cake Walk

The social season at Hotel Locke opened
pleasantly Thursday evening with cake
walk, followed by dancing. About fifteen
couples, guests of the hotel and their friends,
participated in the walk as follows:
Miss Christie and Mr.Von Nuemayer, Miss
Lounsbury and Mr.. L. ID. Mayo, Miss Stella
Tinker and Mr.. Raghnd, Miss Madeline
Guttin and Mr.. Clifford Rogers, Mr.. and
Mrs. George 0. Rayder, Miss Farnsworth
and Mr.. Provost, Miss Nina Dean and DR..
Mccarthy, Miss Locke and Mr.. Edward
Locke, Miss Loudoner and Mr.. Harry Wood,
Mrs. Thayer and Mr.. Lawles, Miss Davis
and Mr.. Thomas Peabody, Miss Sada Farms
worth and Mrs Talbot, Miss Blanche Lou
doner and Mr. Woodcock, MIR. and Mrs.
Harry Jackins, Miss Ethel Graham and
Mr.. Stockwel. The cake was captured by
Miss Nina Dean and DR.. Mccarthy. Miss
Tinker had charge of the entertainment,
which was an unusually enjoyable one.
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Mrs Ga ge's Ball Gown

The gown which will be worn by Mrs
Henry T. Gage at the inaugural ball will be
marvel of beauty and elegance. The ma
terals have been purchased and one of the
leading modistes OF Los Angeles assisted by
a competent staff of helpers, is already at
work on the elaborate robe.
The inaugural ball dress constitutes an
item of no small interest in connection with
the important social event that will follow
the Inauguration of the governor Of Califor-
MIA.
The gown will be OF heavy white satin,
brocaded in silver, and will be elaborately
trimmed with real lace of exquisite design.
The skirt will be made en- train. The de-
collete bodice will be finished with lace,
which will fall in cloud-like masses about
the shoulders. The dress will be lined
throughout with white tatfeta.
The utmost care has been taken in the
selection of the material. The white and
silver satin with its quantities Of lace, it
is thought, will form an exquisite setting for
the brunette beauty OF which Mrs. Gage is
a charming type.
Besides the Inaugural ball dress, num-
Der of other handsome gowns will be made
for Mrs. Gage. Two of these, which are ele-
CANT tailor-made suits, have already been
finished.
The herald., 1898-12-11
Dupuy-Severance

The marriage of Mrs Pearl W. Severance,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. z. II. Weller, to
Robert G. Dupuy took place Tuesday even
ing at the residence of the brides parents
ON Kensington Road. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Will y. knighten and
was witnessed by about sixty guests. Ar
ends orchestra furnished the music. The
bride wore a handsome gown OF lavender
brocaded satin, trimmed with pearl-gray
satin. and her flowers were pink and white
carnations. Mr.. and Mrs. Dupuy left at
once for short bridal trip, and after Jan
uarv | will be at home to their friends at
No. 1886 West Thirtieth street. The deco
rations in the drawing-rooms were all IN
white and green, long ropes Of smilax and
loops Of white satin ribbon being caught
from the chandeliers to the corners of the
room and carried in empire wreaths as a
frieze about the walls. The mantel was
banked with white carnations. In the din
ing room the decorations were Of red
and ferns
The herald., 1898-12-11
Van NuYs Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Whortan, jr., Of
New York city, who are guests at the Van
Nuys hotel for fortnight, gave charming
party Wednesday evening at this popular
hostelry. Tie decorations in charge Of
Joseph Reichl carried out many beautiful
and original ideas OF the decorator. The
dining room was arranged as a garden
scene, screened overhead with slender ropes
OF smilax, through wihc dozens of TINY
electric lights sparkled. Masses oi palms,
banked high, completely covered the walls
and in the midst of all this handsome green
cry huttored dozens of slken butterflies. The
centerpiece consisted OF an immense bou-
ouet of La France roses and maidenhQir
ferns The ladies were presented with bou-
quets Of oflong-stemmed roses, tied with broad
pink satin ribbons. Following dinner the
guests were entertained in the reception
room. which had been hung with soft draper
les Of japanese silk, and placed here and
there about the room were quantity decorn
ted oriental Jars and vases. The japanese
decorations were under the direction OF
Humphrey B. Hendricks, the artist. The
decorations were among the handsomest
ever seen in Los Angeles. The guests were
II. r. Boynton. Mr. and Mrs. William 5,
Porter, Miss Harriet Goodwin, George
lJoole. ir.
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Chrvsanthemum Club

Mr.. and Mrs. E. p Fuller entertained the
Chrysanthemum Whist Club Wednesday
evening at their residence on West Seven
teenth street The drawing rooms were
gracefully decorated with vines and flowers
and following the games was music and
dancing, with dainty supper late in the
everang, Mrs. Pitman, who was guest OF
the club, gave delightful reading. The
club members and guests present were Mr..
and Mrs. Charles L. Strange, Mr.. and Mrs.
William P. w. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam L. Budinger, Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Kious,
Mr.. and Mrs. Witherspoons, Mr.. and Mrs.
X. L. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Fl. Z. c. Webb,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick Zucher, Mr.. and Mrs. Pit
man and Mr.. Howe. Mr.. and Mrs. Ander-
son entertain the club in fortnight at their
residence on Carr street.
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Normal School Banquet

One Of the most enjoyable social affairs in
the history Of the Los Angeles state normal
school took place on Wednesday afternoon,
the occasion being banquet given by the
senior b class in the OrientaDdrawing room.
The polished tables ware beautifully set Of
by the japanese doilies and tastefully deco
yated with roses and smilsx. under the di.
.ecton Of Misses Lila Harris. Pearl Graham
and Flora Barron. \ supper was served.
Misses Ramboz, Savage and Cooper, in
dainty caps and aprons, served the ices
Later punch was dispensed, during which
toasts were given by Messrs. Sidney Good
George Boden, Misses Pearl Graham, Saw.
age. Stone, Bailey, Breck and Dr. Schul.s.
The guests of homer were Miss E. j.
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At Cards

Mrs. William G. Hutchinson entertained
at cards this afternoon at her r5sidence on
South Figueroa street The reception hall
was gracefully decorated with smilax, pot
ted plants and exquisite yellow roses, and in
the drawing-rooms were iairy-like draperies
OF smilaX and masses Of potted palms, papy-
rus and ferns. The mantel was banked
with pink roses, and here and there were
tall vases OF roses forming charming touches
OF color amid the soft greens.
In the dining room large quantities Of
ferns unlelisvod by any color, were most
artistieg1ly arranged Tie score cards were
dainty bits Of rough paper cut circle-shaped
and finished with tiny bows of pink and
green ribbons. The prizes were a handsome
cut-class powder box with sterling silver
cover, a small gilt French clock and silver
mounted bonnet brush. During the after
noon music was furnished by the KLAUS
orchestra Mrs. Hutchinson was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Horace Y. Evans OF
Redlands, Mrs. II. {. Neazje, Miss Mable
Luitweilor and Mis- Edith Furrey.
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Progressive Whist

Mis- Emily McKinnon entertained num-
Der Of friends at progressive whist Thurs
day evening at her home, 3445 Del Monte
street. Tie house was very prettily deco
rated with flowers and ferns; the veranda,
which was inclosod in vines, was lit with
Chinese lanterns. The prizes, a silver nap
kin ring and lady handkerchief case, were
won by Mr.. Mason and Miss Kate MacKin-
non. The con-olation prizes were won by
Miss Scudder and Mr. Beebe. After the
games refreshments were served. Among
those present were the Misses y. Scudder,
!. Sunbuly, X MacKinnon, L. Scudder, l..
Arnet, f. Wagner, T. Tool;er, L. MacKin
non, T. Mason, NJ MacKinnon, Messrs. j
Morris, G. Mason, f. Beebe, L. Davidson
}. Scholtens, J Bean, A. Jeffrey.
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Westlake Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Z. Parish Of West
lake avenue entertained the members Of
the Westlake Card club Thursday evening.
The rooms were decorated with potted
palms and plants, roses and carnations. A
supper followed the games. The club has
recently been organized for the winter
and includes the following members.
all of whom were present: Mr.. and
Mrs. j. C. Quinn, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E.
Cummings. Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Nlillard. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Difani, Mr. and Mrs. N
H. Alexander, Mr.. and Mrs. John R.
Splaine, Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN S. jarrett,
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Kanst, Mr.. and Mrs
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For Mrs. MacLaren

Mrs. Frank E. Dewey entertained infor-
maLly Friday evening in honor of Miss
MacLaren Of San Francisco. The program
consisted of piano duet by Miss Ole Bar
ringer and Ora Millard a mandolin solo by
Miss MacLaren, piano accompaniment by
Mrs. Baskerville. Piano solo, Miss Rose
Gibbs. The most enjoyable feature OF the
program was piano and vocal duet by
Mesdames Dewey and Baskerville. After
wards Miss May Wright recited DE One
Legged Goose" in her usually bright way,
Games were participated in and at about 10
cclock the guests were served with dainty
refreshments in the dining room, which was
tastefully decorated with smilax, ferns and
roses. Those present were Mesdames VIM
Rider, Dewey, DE Berry, Baskerville, Misse'
MacLaren, 0. Barringer, Milard, Scotield,
Hamlin, Odell, NJ. Wright, Gibbs, Osgood
and Helen Baskerville, Messrs. VIM. Rider
A. W. Rider, Dewey, Charles Baskerville,
II. Baskerville, De Berry, w. Baskerville,
II. Gibbs. Wright and Carpenter.
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Card Party

Mr.. Joseph Barnes, Mrs. Wilbert Z.
Barnes and the Misses Grace and Ella
Barnes gave card party on Friday al
ternoon at their residence on West Thirty
first street. The reception hall, drawing
rooms and dining-room were beautifully
decorated with Christmas holly, with its
crimson berries, and quantities OF smilax
was used in graceful friezes and delicate
traceries over windows and doorways The
score cards were bell-shaped and tied with
narrow green and crimson ribbons to tiny
silvered bells. Three prizes were awarded,
the first two being hand-painted nut dish,
shell-shaped and a water-color sketch OF the
san Gabriel Mission framed in green and
gold. Mrs. Willoughby Rodman, Mrs.
Frank Virgins, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Chas.
Gardner of Pasadena and Mrs. Arthur Nor
Ian served punch in a cozy corner, and as
sisting at the card tables were the Misses
Edith kirkpatrick, Minnie Prentiss. lone
Parsons. Carrie Fish and Nerna Fish OF Pas
adena, May Newton and Addie Doran.
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Breck and Dr. Schults OF the faculty. The
members of the class present were Letha
Bailey, Julia Baker, Ina w. Ramboz, Pearl
Graham, Julia Dwire, Charles Meyer, Marie
Hail. Ona Dick, Nellie Langman, Clara
Hoff, Anna Mackenzie, Martha Owen, Lo-
rena Morrow, Alma Cunning, Sidney Good,
Corris Brown, Flora Barron, George Boden,
Rev. NJ. j. Cooper, Mae Stebbins, Pearl
Barron, Edith Blum, Susie Lisk, Selma
Pfaffenberger, Annette Porter, Margaret
Savage, Jennie Shaffer, Mabel Stone, Jo-
sephine Olson, Lila Harris.
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Sinsabaugh

Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh entertained a NUM-
Der Of their friends at dinner Tuesday even
ing in their beautiful new home on Macy
street. The affair was given in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. Sinsabaugh, the newly
RED couple, who have returned from an ex
tended trip through the east. The spaciou;
dining room was handsomely decorated
with strings of ;milax, asparagus ferns ano
Redondo carnations. Covers were laid foi
sixteen. After dinner music and dancing
were INDUCED in until midnight. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Chambers, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin, Mr. aut
Mrs. Porter, Miss johnson Of Chicago
Messrs. Armour Of Mt. Vernon, Ohio
Charles Austin, Harry Austin, c. Peabody
Clyde Welsh.
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Teachers Chorus

A new organization among the lady
teachers of the city is the Aoedean club,
which is composed of the following mem
'bers: First sopranos, Mrs. Hollingsworth,
Misses k Myers, Perley, L. Phenninger,
Skofstad B. Worm and Mosher; second
sopranos, Mrs Freeman, Misses R. Ather-
ton, L. Bates, Batty, Ethel Brooks, Charge,
Phelps, Ingle, Tritt, Sutton and Quick; al
tos, Mrs Oman, Misses Dickson, Eva Girls
void, A. Hawley, Samuels, Bayle, Smith,
May Wright and Ap6ersons conductor, Mrs.
Gertrude B. Parsons; accompaniste, Miss
Nellie j. Newly. They are doing some able
work, as all possess good voices. The club
was to have sung at the Los Angeles County
association Saturday morning and met for
that purpose, but owing to Prof. Bailey S
failure to reach the city the session was
postponed.
The herald., 1898-12-11
. R,1rkl1ardt- Ebin ger

The marriage of Miss Alynnie l.. Ebinger,
dangLter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ebinger, to
Adolph Burkhardt took place Tuesday even
inp at the residence of the brides parents
on Maple avenue. The drawing-rooms were
handsomely decorated with snllaX, ferns
and white carnations. The ceremony was
performed at o'clock by Rev. Nh,
Williams. pastor Of the Reformed Church
OF Jesus Christ, Latter Day Saints, and was
witnessed only by the immediate family.
The bride wore handsome gown OF dark
blue cloth, trimmed with silk and lace, and
her flowers were white carnations with ferns.
Miss Annie l.. Ruetinger attended the
bride and Oscar Ebinger assisted as
best man. Following the ceremony large
reception was given and an elegant supper
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Burkhardt left
at once for an extended visit in San Fran
cisco, and upon their return will be at home
after February l at No. 453 East Fourth
street. The brides going-away gown was
tailor-made suit of dark green cloth and
her small, closeftting turban was finished
with coque feathers. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ebmger, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burl1hardt, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Burkhardt, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Adam, Mr..
and Mrs Strohsaler, Mr.. and Mrs. Viii
liam Vessel, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Zeisler, Mir.
and Mrs. Edward Rothe, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Turner, Mr. and Mrs. 6. Tuner, Mines.
Adam, Phillip, Wiley and Elammer, Miss
es Agnes Daley, Viola Rothe, Estella Ebin-
ger, katherine Burkhardt, Phiola Adam,
Lottie StroAsaker, Annie Ruetinger, Adam,
NLessrs Oscar Ebinger, Arno Ebinger,
Adolph Burlhardt, Herman BuIllhardt, ia
cob Burkhardt, Hugo Adam, Otto Ruetin-
ger, Leon Levy, Hyder, Louis Ebinger, II
win Ebinger and Rudolph Burkhardt.
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For Miss Buckingham

Miss Elizabeth Marble entertained few
friends with an informal tea Thursday
at her home on South Figueroa street in
honor of her cousin, Miss Buckingham of
Colorado The reception hall and dining
rooms were effectively decorated with big,
fluffy chrysanthemums, white and golden
and profusion of roses, withssmiax. Miss
Marble was assisted in receiving by Miss
Elizabeth Lewis and Miss Bertha Lebus.
Christopher served dainty luncheon.
The herald., 1898-12-11
Yager-Mayes

A very pretty wedding was solemnized
at the Broadway Christian church Sunday,
December 4, at o'clock Rev. B. +. Coulter
officiating. The contracting parties were
Miss Estela K. Mayes, who wore lovely
costume of the daintiest white, and Louis
Wager. They were attended by Miss Ida
Ryan, gowned in white moussetine de sole
over blue, as bridesmaid, and Walter Bene-
dict as best man. The ushers were Messrs.
Wm. L. Dodson and Fred V. Huffmeyer.
The decorations, in white and green, were
very pretty and original, consisting OF white
doves, white flowers, smilax and back
ground of potted palms Mr.. and Mrs va
ger left Immediately for San Diego. They
will be at home at Sherman after December
18th
The herald., 1898-12-11
Dutch Supper

Harry Allen of East First street enter
tanned few friends with a Dutch supper
last Thursday evening. The rooms were
handsomely decorated with red carnations
and potted plants. Handsome souvenirs
were received by the guests. The small
hours of Friday morning found the guests
departing, all declaring better time was
never had. Those present were Mrs D. b..
Binford, Mrs. Alban of New York, Misses
Helsa Schmidt, Agnes Littleboy, Bess Lit
tleboy, Nola Utiger, Effe Shaffer, Ella
Mitchell OF Alabama, Messrs j. b. Binford,
Alban of New York, Will Ramsaur Frank
Sanborn, Charles Binford, Geo. d. Pulser,
Henry Thomas, Harry Allen.
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Luncheon

Mrs. H. w. O'Melveny entertained at
luncheon Thursday at her residence on
South Figueroa street. The dining-roon,
was decorated with ferns ard carnations,
and on the table was charming arrange
ment of pink carnations and maiden-hair
ferris massed in long, low mound in the
center. Long loops and butterfly bows Of
broad pink satin ribbon completed the
decoration and the place cards were rough
paper. finished with dainty water-color
sketches. The guests were Mrs. Henry Me
Zee. Mrs. Robert Weed, Mrs. Jay II. Utley
and the Misses Nellie Clark, Inez Clark
Elizabeth Shanklsnd, Genevieve Mullen
Emma Graves, Ella Clark, Dolle Schillinl
and Grace Schillipg.
The herald., 1898-12-11

The Literature Section of the Ebell gave
q delightful luncheon Friday at Hotel Van
Nuys. The place cards were dainty affairs,
decorated with California poppies, pepper
berries and field flowers, the brush work OF
Mrs. r. B. Ashley, Mrs. b. r. Baumgardt
and Mrs. Alexander Campbell. An appro-
pirate quotation from Charles Dudley War
ner was inscribed on each card and these
were read before the menu, which was an
elaborate one, was served. Mrs. George d.
Rudy, curator OF the section, was toast
mistress, and the sentiments responded to
were "Our Ebell President, Mrs. Charles
N. Flint" Mrs. a. 2. West; ''The Ebell
Idea" Mrs. j b. Millard; Charles Dudley
Warner. and His Praises of California, -
Miss Grace Dennen. Following the lunch
con a delightful hour was spent with War
ner. Papers were read on the Personality
of Charles Dudley Warner" by Mrs. J. II.
Adams of Pasadena, and on Warmers "Our
italy," by Mrs. William II. Fuller. Mrs. Z.
L. Swaine also gave some delightful bits
from Warmers books. Those present were
Mines. George D. Ruddy, Charles n. Flint,
Frank II. Gordon, Partridge Wood, G. A.
Bashford. West Hughes, William II. Fuller,
w. T. Maurice, Roscoe B. Ashley, William
.Knippenberg, A. \. Dinsmore, c. V. Blais-
dell, T. I. Knight, j. n. Adams, W. ?. l..
Stafford, A. p. West, Brown, 3. r. Baum
gardt, ?. L. Swaine, j. B. Millard, NJ. 5.
Whitaker, Theodore \. Simpson, William
Currer, II. b. Strange, f. L. Moore, w. \.
Phelps, L. NJ. Comstock, Frank Davis, HON.
er Laughln, A. T. NJ. Strong, Wiekman,
Fales, Augustus Hine, r. w. Ozmun, James
Abbott, Albert Calllins; Misses Frye, Bertha
Worm, Lillian Vosburg, c. w. Roberts,
Madeline Boles, MoreIand, Evelyn Ham
burger and Frida Hellman.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Chapman of Ceres av-
enue entertained L'Amite Whist club
Tuesday evening. The rooms were decorat-
ed with potted plants and roses, the mantel
was banked with pepper berries and smilax
and the chandeliers were shaded with foil
age. Refreshments were served in the usual
order. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Par
ley, Mrs. w. p. Miller, Mr.. andi Mrs. NJ.
Miller, Miss Lottie Dacy, Miss Victoria
Dacy, Miss Georgia Miller, Mrs. Watson,
Mrs. Schuere Miss White, #. G. Martin,
r. c. Leigh, l. T.. Martin, H. Parke, Theo
Pinther, Mr.. Corren, Louis Alien, Charles
Arnold. Mrs. Watson and Mr.. Parke won
first prize, Mrs. Pailey and Louis Allen the
second.
The herald., 1898-12-11
Tallyho Party

A tally-ho drive to Pasadena, Baldwin
ranch, San Gabriel and Shorb's winery was
enjoyed Wednesday by many of the guests
OF the Hotel Rosslyn and friends. Lunch
was eaten under the big oaks at Santa Anita
and the return trip made by way of the old
Mission. The party included Judge and
Mrs. John Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Tyler,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Z. Wallich, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Fl. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. 4. r. Owens,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Giddings, Mr.. and Mrs
A. L. Carpenter, Miss Gertrude Ross, Miss
Adelaide Loring, Messrs. A. L. Ross and c.
Z. Edison.
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A Few Friends

Mrs. George Eaton entertained a few
friends informally at luncheon Thursday
afternoon at her residence on South Alvar-
ado street. The decorations were long
stemmed California violets arranged in a
cut-glass bowl in the center of the table and
scattered over the white cloth. The guests
were Mrs Will I. Bishop, Mrs. George d.
Easton, Mrs. W. L. Valentine, Mrs j. E.
Aul and Miss Jane Phipps.
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Reception and Sale

The Free kindergarten association will
hold reception and art sale Thursday af-
ternooa and evening next, at the residence
of DR.. Carolyn NJ Guild, 1929 West Twenty
third street. The sale will include artistic
things suitable for holiday gifts, emhroid-
cries plaster casts, pictures, etchings, paint
ings and Turkish embroidery. Reiresh-
ments vii be served, followed by a literary
and musical program by well known artists.
Herr Oscar Werner, violinist, will be heard
for the first time in this city, accompanied
by Miss Georgia Etchison. Miss Lucia
Forest will render harp solo. Miss Eta
Jacoby and Miss Theo Whiting of Chicago
will sing. Miss Grace Hersee will sing and
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To Welcome the New Rector

A reception will be given Thursday even
ing next from to IL at the residence Of
Mrs. E. L. Wilmington, 3l9 North Beaudry
avenue, by the ladies of st. Athanasius mis-
sion, to welcome the new rector and wife,
the Rev and Mrs. w. II. Wotton. Rev
Mr.. Wotton and family arrived here last
week from Sault Ste. Marie, MICH. The re-
ception committee will inclnde the Rev
Bishop johnson, Mines Sutherland Hutton,
/. NJ. Fitzhugh Beadoh and Wilmington.