The herald., 1898-02-13

were entertained with music, reclta-
tions and games.
i A negligee dance will be given at
Woods hall Friday evening, under the
management of Fred w. Shoemaker, in
place of the pink domino party.
Mrs. Chadwin of Alvarado street en-
tertained with dinner Monday even
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Vail of San
Francisco. who are in the city on their
bridal tour. The decorations were smi-
lax, ferns, violets and carnations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvert Wilson enter
tanned a few friends Informally Friday
evening at their residence on Bush
street, in honor of the anniversary of
their marriage. The decorations were of
ferns and violets. About twenty-five
guests were present.
Little Miss Alice Broderick entertain
ed number of children Friday after
noon with magic lantern pictures, fol-
lowed by dainty luncheon. Those pres
ent were: L.ora Keenen, Jack and Paul
Butler, Dwight and Matilda Whiting.
Annette. Lucy and Eugene Broderick.
The University Ethical Club will hold
its fourth annual meeting at the usual
place, 1860 West Jefferson street, tomor-
row evening, commencing at 1880 p. M
The Rev. DR.. A. c. Williams will give
paper on "Christ's Estimate Of an Ethi-
cal Life" Election of officers, music and
a social hour will fill out the program.
Mrs. II. M. Binford entertained in
formally with luncheon Wednesday at
her residence on Baldwin street. The
table decorations were of violets, smilax
and roses. The guests were: Mines.
f. c. Potter, G. o. Rayder, F. Scofield,
C. Bradford, A. H. Voight, ]. F. Nc
Carde. Kate Vollmer, Octavius Morgan.
A card party was given by Mrs. Cook
of the Caledonia, Friday evening. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hickson, Mr..
and Mrs. Coykendell, Mr.and Mrs. Leach,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ketchin of Denver, Mr..
and Mrs. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Holland.
Mrs. Stanton Mrs. Proud, Miss Nc
Mann, Mrs. Barthel, Mrs. Collopy, Mr.,
Frasier, Mr.. Mcconnell, Mr.. J. Harry
Morrissy, and others.
Mrs. d. Gudley gave progressive six
handed euchre party Tuesday evening,
in honor of Mr.. Martin Gress, who left
Thursday on the Alice Blanchard" for
the gold fields of Alaska. At the close
of the evening he was presented with
a fine Colts revolver as token of their
esteem. Hicks catered. About thirty
guests were present. Among t3ose
present were Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. s. r. Estudillo were ten
dered pleasant courtesy in celebration
of their forty-firs marriage anniversary
at their residence, S12 Vest Tenth street,
by relatives. Toasts, instrumental and
vocal music were enjoyed Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Estudillo, Mr..
and Mrs. 0. j. Mendenhall. Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. w. Akerman, Miss Ida M. NJ. Estu-
dillo. Prof. c. V. Mendenhall and E. G.
Mendenhall.
A delightful birthday party was given
by Miss Annie Leahy at her home on
Washington street Friday evening.
Dancing and games were enjoyed. Those
present were Misses Lorenza Maxey,
Bessie f. Cameron, Kittie and Josie
Mead Rena Mcdonald, Josie Harmon,
Mary Debine, Mary Leahy; Messrs.
Frank Bowan, Will Maxey, Paul Smith,
Will Harmon, Archie Mcdonald, Angie
Mcdonald, Dr. Monroe.
The Daughters of the American Revo-
luton held a special meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. F. A.
Eastman on Washington street, and de-
cided to celebrate Washington's Birth
day with a tally-ho drive to Pasadena.
Mrs. Hancock Banning, who is now in
the East, was appointed to represent
the Eschscholtzia chapter at the Con-
tinental Congress of the Daughters,
which will be held at Washington d. c.,
on the 22d inst
Encampment 1873. Union Veterans
legion, held an opening meeting Friday
evening for the purpose of installing
| Miss Grace BANTER as daughter OF
the encampment." The program opened
with the installation ceremonies. and
Miss BANTER was presented with beau
tiful red, white and blue sash, with the
monogram ~. V. L." across the front.
An interesting program of addresses,
music and recitations followed, which
was much enjoyed.
Mrs. Chas. w. Palm entertained the
: Bon Ami club Thursday, at her home on
: Brooklyn Avenue. A card was given
each member bearing a quotation with
instructions to give title of selection
and authors name. Mrs. Fred c. Har-
rington received first prize, Mrs. j. 5
Cannon, second. A musical and literary
. program included: Reading, Mrs. T. NJ
: Barrows; recitation, Mrs. b. o. Webb
banjo solo, Mrs. l.. A. skholes; read
ing, Mrs. C. w. Palm.
2 Mr.. Thomas P. McCrea delightfully."-
= entertained the members of Leta chap
a ter of Gawna Zeta Kappa fraternity al
his home on Winfield street. Monday
y evening in honor of c. Gay Lewis, who
, left on the Alice Blanchard for the Cop
+ per river gold fields. Those present We're
Messrs. Russ Avery. Gay Lewis, Ralph
Hubbard, Fred Engstrum Carl Tufts
Burt Williams, Russell Taylor, George
, Spence, Gerney Newlin, Charles Stim-
son, Simpson Sinsabough, Clarence Hub
bard, Tom Haskins, Fred Hambright
! Homer Donnell Bob Campbell, Vaughn
Tombin and Rob Allen.
The reception rendered the Rev. ]
r. Jones Friday evening by the ladie.
of Central Presbyterian church at the
r home of Mr.. and Mrs. Evans on Nortf
> Hill street, was largely attended. The
rooms We're artistically decorated un
2 der the direction of Mrs. Rivers and Mis-!
= Grace Mathes. Enjoyable music wa:
Y furnished by the Central church quar-.
I tet, which consists of Mr. and Mrs. j
T. Newkirk, Miss Louise A. Torrey ant
= J. II. Stephens. Mrs. NeWkirll also con