Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-22

guests. Mr.. Frank La Barre made a
most efficient floor manager. He was as
sisted by Messrs. H. Nurse, w. P. Ny
ers, F. Delenty, E. F. Kaltmeery and A.
Valencia, comprising the Floor Commit
tee.
The Young Mems Literary Society
met at its hall, No. % South Spring
street, on Friday night. There was q
large attendance, and the excellent pro-
gramme was heartily appreciated. There
were number of encores. The debate
was the main feature of the evening.
The affirmative side was declared vic
torious. Mr.. Allender's address was
loudly applauded. The following was
the programme: Piano solo, Mr.. Hig-
gins; grafton, Don Cameron vocal solo,
Romeo La Point; "Hannibal's Address
to the Legion of Carthage" paper, Mr..
Bentley; vocal solo, Mr.. Kohler; de-
bate on, "Resolved, that Eloquence is q
Gift of Nature;" affirmative, Mr.. Kitz,
Mr.. Bentley; negative, Mr.. Jefferies,
Mr.. Johnson.
Los Angeles and Orange counties will
be we'll represented at the State Univer-
sity this year. Among the students who
have departed to assume their studies in
the North are the following: Daniel 8.
Halliday, Henry G. Parker, Charles II.
Spurgeon ard Emmett Byler, of Santa
Ana Horace G. Head, Garden Grove !;
Miss Emily Hamilton, Orange; Perry T.
Tompkins and Mr.. Drew, San Bernar-
dino; Charles A. Allen and Charles Tur-
ner, Pasadena; Frank 1. Houghton,
Jesse D. Burks, Benton L. Hall, Walter
r. Hanna, Ray Maynard, Harry and
Walter Van Dyke, Leslie r. Hewitt, and
several others whose names were not
learned. A number of the above list are
entering the University of California as
Freshmen, while three-D. s. Halliday,
H. G.. Parker and L. r. Hewitt, who re-
turn to Berkeley to become Seniors-will
graduate next June.
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Last evening reception was rendered
to Professor Pinckney in the vestry of
the Universalist church, Pasadena. The
following were on the Reception Com
mittee: G. F. Holder and wife, DR..
Conger and wife, Webster Wotkyns and
wife, w. U. Masters and wife, Rev.
Conger and wife, James Cambell, B. M.
Wotkyns, G. G. Brown and wife, E. E..
Spaulding and wife, H. ]. Vail and wife,
Rev. L. P. Crawford and wife, Justus
Brockway and wife, F. F. Buell. and wife,
A. Thorns and wife, Colonel Banbury
and wife, M. E. Wood, T. @. Foster and
wife, H. H. Suesserott, Walter Wotkyns
and wife, Seymour Locke and wife, A.
F. M. Strong and wife, G.. F. Granger
and wife, Rev. G. A. Ottmann and wife,
@. s. Martin, G. F. Peabody and wife,
DR.. Kelsey and wife, Or. Rsdebaugh, DR..
Green and wife, B. P. Brockaway and
wife, Bert Gates, Colonel Place and wife,
F. G. Bolt and wife, Governor and Mrs.
Sheldon, Judge Knight, +. ]. Policy,
Charles Gardner, E. H. May, w. 7. Wore
and wife, Mrs. Phelps.
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| Last Wednesday evening at O'Clock
there was surprise party given to Will
lam F. Nordholt in honor of his safe re-
turn from the Orient and Europe after an
absence of about Elk months. Among
those present we're Mrs. J. R. Chalmers
Mrs. William Ward, Miss May Horgan,
Miss Kittie Horgan, Miss Mary Phillip.
son, Miss Kittie Phillipson, Miss Tudy
Ward, Miss Ida Ward, Miss Mabel Long,
Miss Hattie May Lindenfeld, Miss Nellie
Spillane, Miss Angelina Barricks. Miss
Julia Haigh, Miss Julia Nealy, Miss Dora
Matfeld, Messrs. Marshall Price, Harry
Howe, Morris Moriarity, J. M. Black.
burn, P. j. O'Neill, M. D., M. j. Gress,
]. H. Dockweiler, J. A. Schultz, Thomas
Gray, w. A. Ryan, P. M. Moroney, A.
E. Mackley, II. NJ. Ashley, V. Schmidt,
R. S. Macdougall, George G. Mac
dougall, George j. Lindenfeld, James
Doran, J. K. Chalmers and William
Ward. The happy young people en-.
lioyed themselves until q late hour. The
usual games and dancing and ice cream
were freely INDUCED in.
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Friday night at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs, John M. Dunsmoor, corner of York
street and Figueroa, a very pleasant party
assembled to celebrate the tin wedding
OF the host and hostess. IL was also q
sort of house warming as the family had
just moved into their new house. There
were present Mr.. and Mrs. Dunsmoor
and their son, Master Robbie, and the
following list of friends. Mrs. A. N.
Dunsmoor, @. III. Dunsmoor and wife,
the Misses Grace and Roxana Dunsmoor.
A. V. Dunsmoor and wife, Silas Taylor,
Mrs. A. Straus, Mrs. N. Dingmore, Ben
Stratus, Mr. S. N. Gilman and wife; the
Misses Minnie and Daisy Gilman, Mr..
@. W. Blake and wife, Miss Jessie Blake,
F. E. Lowry, Miss Jessie Lowry, Miss
Cook, Mr.. q. L. Parmelee and wife, Mrs
Enos, Miss Julia Blake, Mr.. Len j.
Thompson and wife, Miss Della Thomp-
son, Mrs. E. Ell. Penield, George Dry
den, Miss j. M. Dryden. 1t was very
pleasant affair in all respects, and when
the guests took leave at late hour the
tables were piled with a strange array of
tinware. Mr.. Dunsmoor has done moth.
ing since but study the utensils up to try
and learn their uses.
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On Friday night last, the residence OF
Mr.. M. Cannon, near Montalvo, was the
scene of brilliant party rendered as a
farewell to Mr.. Albert d. Barnett, who
has been visiting his uncle, Mr. II. Bar
nett, of the Ocean View ranch, and who
will shortly return to his home in New
Jersey. The house was most beautifully
decorated with flowers. One interesting
feature was the presence of two "blush-
ing brides. elect" The hostess, Mrs.
Cannon. assisted by her daughters, the
Misses Belle and Lena, as well as her
sons, were indefatigable in their efforts
to promote the pleasure and comfort oil
their guests About midnight they sat
down to tables laden with the delicacies
OF the season. Among those present
were the Misses Laura Harley, Fannie
Harkey, Matte Harmon, Agnes Kelsey,