Los Angeles daily herald., 1886-10-08
ENTERTAINMENTS.
Balls and Socials, Ice Cream an d
Music.

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Including the Sisters Orphan Fair, ther,
were four entertainments last night. all O.
which were well attended.
t UNITARIAN SOCIAL
AT Grand Opera Hall the ladies of Unity
Church had prepared a very pleasant social
at which were present most of the members
of DR.. Fay's congregation. A difficult solo
on the piano was cleverly rendered by little
Miss Helen Eaton, who is improving her
precious talent rapidly. This was followed
by duet by Mrs. Parsons, soprano, and
Miss Belts, contralto. Both ladies, who
have before appeared afore the public and
are appreciated, sang well. This served as
an introduction to a social dance, and the
entertainment concluded with a supper.
The attendance was large and the gathering
pleasant. Until December similar BIZ
weeklies will be given by the Unitarian la
dies. The next one Is booked for Thursday
week.
BRICKLAYER's BALL.
The first annual ball of ne Brickla; er's
Protective Association No. took place at
Turnverein Hall Doh's orchestra furnished
the music. The attendance was fair.
Among those present several candidates at
the coming election were noticed. The fol-
lowing gentlemen had the management of
Reception Committee. Griffin, j. Har-
mon, NJ. ]. Darcy, d. Welsh, 4. Horagan. |
F. Kelley, J. Rowen, G. Young. <
Floor Managers-Geo. Booth, s. Kershaw,
r. Carr, VIM. Griffin, f. Stoermer
ARBoR vITE SOCIAL.
At odd Fellows Hall the ladies of Hall of |
Arbor Vite Lodge, No. S3. l. o. o. F., ten
dered very pleasant social to their friends
In honor of the second anniversary of their |
lodge, which was complete success The |
address OF welcome was pronounced by the |
N. G., Mrs. NJ. Z. Rowell, after which the |
following programme was executed:
instrumental solo by Mrs. Ides and Mrs.
Song, by Mr.. stoneman.
Song, by Mr.. Nay.
instrumental duet, by Mrs and Miss AS
bnry.
Solo, by Miss Bolinger.
Ballad, by Mrs. Bratt.
Solo. by Mrs. Fairbanks
Recitation, by Miss Pauline Barney.
Solo, by Miss Dora Fyke.
Duet, by Pauline Barney and Gladis
Suther.
Duet. by Mrs. Ides and Miss Bridenstine.
Piano solo. by Theresa Burkhart.
Mrs. Carrie A. Downie was the master OF
ceremonies and Mr.. III. J Smith, Mr.. VIM.
Downie. Mr. Ii. Locke. Mrs. Kimball Miss
Adams, and Mrs. Bratt acted as a committee
OF arrangements.
THE ORPHANS.
The attendance at the good Sisters fair
in Mott Hall last night was the best of the
week, and the lady managers were happy
in somewhat better receipts.
Just inside the door Mrs. Kenealy and
other ladies preside over the ice ere am
booth, which is constant center of attrac-
ton. Little wonder that it is. These ladies'
have pressed into service as assistants in
the good work a bevy of the very prettiest
young ladies in the city. Among them the
reporter noted the Misses Laura Chauvin,
Wilson, Gahnal Clancy. Lizzie Clancy,
Hupp, and others. The booth was full OF
visitors enjoying the CONCEALED and other
ttractions-especially the other attractions.
There are many booths where variety of
pretty and useful articles are on sale. Then
there Is the prize wheel, the candy stand,
the soda water booth, grab-bag and other
devices without number to induce the
young gentlemen to do their duty and help
the orphans.
multitude OF fascinating young ladies
and misses surround each one who enters
They have all sorts OF things f. sell OF to
Campbell has pretty tidy to coax you.
Miss Jennie Gassauge has an elegant pipe
and three handsome pipes to tempt lovers
of the fragrant weed. Miss Maggie King
makes every one, even the reporters. take a
chance in silver soup tourine. Miss Nc
Donald has an exquisite ring to dazzle the
eyes of young beaux. Another "goes for
married people with a silver tea-set. Still
ANOTHER knows winter is at hand and has q
hall stand.
some designing persQM has got up a yot-
ing boarc, and YOU pay ten cents to Vote for
Bartlett or swift. Another was a magnifi.
cent banner to be voted to the most popular
newspaper The HERALD will get this, on
Its merits, and still more because Miss Del
Vale is its champion. Miss Laplat sells
flowers on the floor.
There was music by the band. Mr.. H. B.
Sullivan sung very pretty song. Miss
Brown, newcomer, from Chicago, sang
Luzze's Ava Maria very sweetly. Mrs. G. w.
Arbuckle sang patriotic song, and as an
encore, an Irish comic song of great mirth
Mrs. Arbuckle will sing again tonight. The
fair lasts to night and tomorrow. Let all
go and help 1t along.
J. b. Reeve, Robert Steere, DR.. Linden
feldt, John P. Moran, Mr.. Schallert, and
other gentlemen kindly and efficiently aid
the ladies in their good work.