Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-03-06
LOCAL OCCURRENCES.
The Unitarian Festival at
ArmOry Hall.
CAUCUsEs OF THE NEW OFFICIALS
A Mason who Builds Upon MisPepre-
sentatiOn-0ther Events
Worthy of Note.

The wonderful success of the opening
night of the Unitarian Fair was repeated
yesterday evening, and those who filled
Armory Hall went home thoroughly de-
lighted with the evenings entertain
ment. Indeed, the results we're SO as
suring that the committee in charge
decided to prolong the fair one night and
this evening the doors will therefore be
thrown open again to the public. For
entertainment, in addition to the
attractions at the booths, there
will be two scenes from Pick
wick enacted, and by special desire
Professor Eastman, the renowned elo-
cutionist, will recite Poe's "The Raven, I"
with musical accompaniment. After
this there will be grand march, intro
ducing the characters in costume, and a
hop, to the brisk music of the Seventh
Infantry Band, will close the festivities.
The programme last night was very
entertaining. consisting of more extracts
from the Pickwick Papers, depicting "An
epoch in the life of Mr.. Pickwic !" ''The
Lady in Yellow Curl Papers," "Bob
Sawyer's Party" ''The Incom-
prehensible Letter" and "The
Widower," in which the charac.
ters We're wonderfully sustained by
Mrs. @. S. Brown, Mrs. Stella Mathews,
Mrs. Bowles, Miss A. G. Lyford, Miss
Nellie Smith, and Messrs. H. L. Merritt,
Q. Picker, S. Pease, G. Kinsey, T. F.
Barnes, G. A. Vogelsang, F. Finlayson,
L. @. Wells, E. De Garmo, J. NJ. Bowles,
J. Ii. Hunter and Arthur S. Bent. A
great deal of credit is due to Prof. East
man, who has handled the entire stage
entertainments and personally instructed
each performer in the rendition of the
several parts. He gave good evidence of
his talents last night when he recited
Gabriel Grub" which, being done
in his most excellent style, earned
for him an outburst of clamorous
applause. The ladies in the different
booths have also worked diligently, and
the following list shows the departments
and the names of those in authority;
THE BOOTHS.
The office, in the absence of Mrs.
Severance, President of the Society, was
in charge of Miss Fette, Vice. President
and Financial Secretary, Mrs. L. V.
Newton and Mrs. Kennedy assisting,
while Mrs. Grosvenor was in charge OF
DIR. Fay's sermons and photographs.
'The Den," or Mrs. Leo Hun
ter's reception parlor, was in
charge of Miss Murphy, in the
character of Minerva, as represented
in the "Plckwick Papers," Among the
guests, some of them in fancy dress,
were Mrs. Snuphanuph, (Mrs. II. H.
Hazard Ophelia, Miss May RusselD
Olivia, Miss Stephens; Mrs. Colonel
Wugsby, Mrs. Richards) Mrs. Budger,
Miss Richards); Mr.. and Mrs. Fish,
Mrs. L. PRESCOTT; Mrs. Sanders, Mrs.
Bardell's bosom friend, (1iss DUNN,
who also acted as prompter upon the
stage; Buzfuz, (Mr. Heiman); Mr..
Cluppin, Miss Jessie Potter; DR.. Slam
mer, (Mr. George Kinsey); Miss Mo,
Miss Vivian Miss Gwynn, Miss Duval,
and Mayor-elect Hazard. Cricketers' of
Didgley Dell Soc-Mr. and Mrs. Barnard,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson, and others.
Dingley Dell, in charge OF Mrs. Wardle,
(Mrs. NewhalD; Emily Wardle, Miss
]. Pease); Miss Clubber, Miss Kinsey);
Mr.. Newhall, Mr.. J. Pease and Mr..
Schultz, cricketers.
"Markis % CRANKY" (sales for the ben
eft of the Brick Lane Church Mrs.
Woodbury., Miss Belts, Miss Crisp, Miss
Severns, Grunsky, Alzoa E. Loomis,
Mamie Maurice.
"Ebenezer Temperance Association"
(tea and coffee)-Mrs. Craddock, CASH
ier; Miss G. Fitch, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs.
Brosius, Miss Baldwin, Mrs. James,
Miss Palmer, Miss Cushman, Miss New
hall.
Peacock Inn"-Mrs. Smith, Mrs.
De Garino, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Enderline.
"White Hart Inn" (emonade) Mrs.
Jordan, Miss Jordan, Mrs. Bird, Miss
Van Volkenburg, Miss Lindenfelt, Miss
Weiss, who assisted in selling the
badges admitting to the dance.
"The Bush" (fowers) Mrs. Eoomis,
Miss Loomis, Mr.. Loomid, Mrs. Springer,
Miss Palmer, Miss Alzoa Loomis.
Clown Arms'-Mrs. Bowles, Mrs.
Brown, Mrs. Barnes, Mrs. Parsons.
"Magpie and Stump" confectionery
Miss Belle and Mamie Smith, Emma
Smith, Miss Nellie Smith, Miss Gwynn,
Miss Duval, Arabella Allen, Miss 6.
Pease.
"The Rookery" Chat stand)-Miss
Prescott, Mrs. Hawksworth, Mr.. Root,
Mr.. Rose and Mr.. Fitch.