Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-06-09
AROUND THE CITY.
Entertainments to Increase
the Relief Fund.
A LARGE SUM REALIZED.
Rose, the Bunc0 Man, Surrendered
by his BJndsmen and Lodged
in the County Jail.

The collection of funds for the relief oi
the sufferers at Johnstown, Pennsyl-
vania, is still going on, and the result,
when summed up, will make good
showing for the generosity of Los Ange-
les people. The concert at the Pavilion
last night was great success, and the
net proceeds will be considerably over a
thousand dollars. The huge auditorium
was we'll filed when the commencement
hour arrived and many tickets were sold
around the city to citizens who did not
attend. When the returns are all in it is
expected that the total will be very
large. The fret number on the pro.
gramme was an overture played by the
members of the Musical Union, who,
with the other artists, had volunteered
their services. This was followed by
Miss Maud Hoffman's recitation of "The
Chariot Race,o from Ben Hlr. This
young lady acquitted herself in such a
About fifty members of the Ellis
Club then sang a chorus with
excellent effect, and Signorina Marchetti
sang "La Cavatina de Linda" with a
great deal of expression. The gymnastic
drill by the young lady students of the
Los Angeles College WAS most interest
ing, and was one of the best features of
the evening. The sextette from Lucia
by Signorina Marchetti, Signor Modini,
Prof. Arevalo, and Messrs. Hawthorne,
F. B. Tanning and Fernandez was given
with such a degree of skill as to call
forth many words of praise.
At this point Of the entertainment
Mayor Hazard appeared on the stage,
and said that it had been suggested that
ore half of the proceeds should be sent
to Seattle. He asked an expression of
opinion on this subject. and it was de-
cided that the proceeds should be
divided.
The first number on the second part of
the programme was waltz song by
Volkner, sung by the Ellis Club. Miss
Kate Fleming then sang "The Raft" by
Pinsutti, and was heartily encored. This
young lady has an excellent contralto
voice, and she should take it abroad,
where course with the living
masters would place her in the front
ranks. The young ladies from the
Los Angeles College then gave series oi
exercises with wands, dumb-bells and
clubs, which was very entertaining.
Signor Modini sang "Vieni al Mar" in
excellent voice, and Miss Helen Mar
Benefits recitation was very pleasing.
The evening closed with "The Shone
Galathe," by the orchestra.
THE ILLINOIS ENTERTAINMENT.
Turn Verein Hail was crowded to it's
utmost capacity last evening, when il
gave its entertainment for the benefit OF
the sufferers. The following programme
was excellently rendered, ard called
forth so many encores that it was not
until IL o'clock that the last number was
concluded:
Orchestra-"Phalanx March," "a. ]. Stamm),
Prof. A, J. Stamm and Pupils.
Brief Iemarks-Five minutes, President
Ralph E. Hoyt.
Plano solo-Mrs L. Gould.
Vocal-Seiection, Miss Penning.
Recitation-"Chariot Race from Ben Hur,"
Pref Henry Lqdlam: IsL9 ...,
Recitation-"Brides OF Enderby," Miss
Mamie Short.
Dance--Pearlie Gleason.
Hersee.
song-rwhen the Heart is Young" Mrs.
Mamie Catching.
Instrumental-Waltz, Prof stamm and or.
chestra.
Opera Bells--Solo, Jessie Maud Miller.
Calisthenics-Miss Kittie Richards and class,
Orchestra - "Visions In a Dream" Prof.
Stsmm.
Song and dance-"Pretty Little Dark Blue
Eyes" Pearlie Gleason.
Recitstion-"HOw Grandma Danced the Min
uet," Ethel Stewart.
Banjo duet-".Medley of Jlgs," Mrs. M. and
Recitation-se Mrs. Cary.
Vocal-"Quaker Duet. Prof. Hersee and Mrs.
Dunham.
Recitation-"Brier Rose" Miss Richards.
Guitar Solo-Prof. @. 8. DeLano.
Highland Fling-Robbie Burns.
Recitation-"Barbsra,"M Miss Laura Hanna.
Orchestra-Polka (Faust), Prof, Stamm.
Plano solo - -"Home. Sweet Home" Mrs.
Gould.
NOTES.
The law office of Jones & Carlton con-
tributed 500 yesterday to the'fund.
Collections for the sufferers will be
taken in many of the churches to-day.
Miss Matte Vickers will give benefit
the proceeds of which will be equally
divided between Johnstown and Seattle.
The Turn Verein Germania will give
an entertainment and ball tonight a
Turn Verein Hall, for the benefit OF the
sufferers. A pleasant evening is pro
missed.
Mrs. Grayson, at No. 2101s Soutl
Spring street, will forward box O
clothing and supplies on Tuesday, i
those who desire to donate the same vii
| leave them at her rooms.