Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-08-24


ders, Miss Snow, Miss Patton, Mrs. Win
slow, Miss Bradley Miss Cole, Miss Mary
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. H. N. Vail, w. Gar
diner, Mr.. and Mrs. Swartwont, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Carter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robertson, the Misses Robertson, Mr..
and Mrs. Young, Capt. and
Mrs. Tomkinson, Miss Tomkinson,
Miss Allen, Miss Edith Allen,
Mr.. Arthur Allen, Mr.. Hubert Allen,
Mr.. Cullum Birch, Mr.. Parker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Corson, the Misses Corson, Mr.. ].
R. Stone, Mr.. Robt. Lindsay. Mr.. Barry,
Mr.. Browning, Mrs. Bettner, Mr.. r.
Bettner, Mr.. L. Bettner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waring, Mr.. and Mrs. Waring, Mr.. and
Mrs. Machell, Mr.. and Mrs. Proctor, the
Messrs. Carter, Miss Carter, Mr.. Tobin,
Mr.. H. Charming, Mr.. and Mrs. Gras-
sette.
PLEASANT DANCE.
A very pleasant dance was given at
the residence of Mrs. Corson last night
in honor of the tennis tournament. The
hospitality of Mrs. Corson is too well
known to make lengthy laudatory com.
ment unnecessary it is sufficient to say
that it was most enjoyable affair, and
was thoroughly appreciated by all who
participated. Among the many guests
present were: Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Rhodes, Mrs. Gilliland, Mrs. Judd,
Mrs. Grassette, Mrs. Kinney; the
Misses McKerrow, Allen, Tomkin-
son, Robertson, Carter, Gilliland,
Judd, Hershaw, Shoemaker, Patton !;
Messrs. W. E. Jones, A. j. McKerrow,
Allen, Tomkinson, Lindsay, Barring,
Young. Carter, Rhodes, Waring, Birch,
Machell, Parker, Bettner, Chadwick,
Scharff, Kinney, Gilliland, Bowring, j.
r. Stone and Rev. H. G. Judd.
AT THE OPERA HOUSE.
At Steere's Opera House a pleasant
entertainment was given last night for
the benefit of the Presbyterian Church
Building Fund. The programme, which
was rendered by well-known Los An
geles and San Francisco amateurs, gave
the utmost satisfaction, and the per-
formers were, without exception, deserv-
ing of the highest praise. The following
were the renditions:
Instrumental solo, mandolins and
guitar, Miss Hamburger; tenor solo,
zone Love Have l." B. s. Stoneman
solo, Mrs. Abbot Kinney; solo, James
Booth; duet, Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Fan
ming; recitation, Mrs. Mary E. Hill
solo, perhaps She's on the Railway"
James Booth; solo, Mrs. Marie E. Hill
song, with guitar accompaniment, Mr..
Ball; solo, Miss Belle Hamburger; duet,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Tanning instrumen.
tai, Misses Hamburger; accompanist
Mrs. Richards.
AT THE ARCADIA.
The counter entertainment given al
the Arcadia for the benefit of st.
Augustine's Guild also attracted a good
audience who were we'll pleased with the
musical feast given. The following is
the programme rendered:
Quartette, "Whippoorwill, Southern
California Quartette; Violin solo, Mr..
Schilling; Solo, Mr.. Burton; Piano solo,
selected, Professor Wilde; Banjo solo,
"Ballyhooly," Mr.. Seymour; Recitation,
Rev. Mr.. Judd; Vocal solo, Mr.. Hicks !;
Piano solo, selected, Professor Wilde ;
Solo, Mr.. Burton; Banjo solo, Carolina
March," Mr.. Seymour; Quartette,
''Rock-a-by Baby" Southern California
Quartette.
Mr.. Peyton is expected to attend the
tournament to- day.
Mrs. Senator J. P. Jones arrived yes
terday at the Arcadia.
Quite number of buildings are going
up in the business portion of the town.
Ocean avenue is being covered with
broken granite, which makes an excel
lent roadway.
There is good opening for a water
cart service at Santa Monica. The streets
are frightfully dusty.
Society is agog regarding the grand
ball to be given at the Casino tonight
under the patronage of Mrs. Senator J.
P. Jones, Mrs. Arcadia de Baker and
Mrs. Abbott Kinney.
The handsome residence that is being
erected by Senator Jones on Ocean
avenue is rapidly approaching compile
ton. 1t will be one of the most elegant
ly appointed mansions in Southern Cali
fornia.