Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-08

Howell, Houghton, Merrill, Bradbury
Gebhart, Wheatley, Waddilove, Mrs
Redick, Mrs. Platter, Lieutenant Grier'
son, Mr.. Weyler, Judge Ellis, Messrs
Hicks, Houghton, Jones, Chadwick
Hunter, Austin, MCGOWAN, Redick
Smith, Hardee, Sloan, Stoneman, Slau
Harcourt, Bush and Montgomery.
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On Friday afternoon the Star ant
Crescent Society gave literary and
musical entertainment, which was
greatly enjoyed by the friends CT the
members present. The programme was
as follows: Critics report, Miss Foy
defamation, "Kstie's Answer" Mis-:
Estelle Hynes; review of "a Hazard
of New Fortune, miss Borchers; paper
Editor, Harry Cushman; contributors
Miss Ardito, Mr.. Vickery and Mr.. Kin
ney; defamation, ''Ths Wind and the
Stream" Miss Grace Mathes; music
Miss Lewis; essay, ''Summer Vacation
at Santa Catalina" Shirley Osborne
concert recitation, Miss Burton Nationa
Anthem, Miss Reardon, Mr.. Gilbert and
MIR. Pauly.
The many young friends OF Miss Lille
Clay met at the home of her parents, il
San Pedro, on Saturday night, to enjoy g
regular old fashioned "candy pulling"
Those present were: Misses May
Christie, Annie Davidson, May Gully
Alberta Barton, Lizzie Seagrave, May
Gillis, Agnes Christ, Leonora Moya, Lotta
Moya, Mercy Nova, Josie Clay, Fay
Swain, Hannah Nyland, and Messrs
Homer Starr, Albert Barton, Charlie
Christie, Geo. Simmie, Byron Halstead
John Rifenberick, Harold Mcdonald
Willie Potter, Julius Moya, LonDie San,
ders, Allie Jamison, Willie Waddell, Fred
Seagrave, Walter Gregg, and John
Gully.
On Monday evening q pleasant sur
prise was given to Mr.. and Mrs. Bilder
rain by Colonel and Mrs. w. d. Rogers
at No. 81 Temple street. 1t was the tir
wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Bilderrain, and
q mock marriage ceremony was PER
formed. The bride and groom were
toasted later in the evening, and the
affair was one of the most pleasant ot
its kind ever witnessed here. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Bilder-
rain, Misses Carrie and Ella Warren
Cassie and Mamie Mulrein, Miss Free
man, MIR. and Mrs. Frank Lopez, Miss
Shimp, Miss Elmirs Starr, Messrs
Frank Cummings, F. G. Loury, A. G.
Golsh, F. Palomares. Albert Cummings
Hattie Lindenfeld, John Bacigalupi, W
Lazzarevich, w. A. Ryan, Mrs. E
Brundige, W. T. Hobbs, Bert Mackley
Colonel W. D. Rogers and wife, Mar
Donelich.
The Maids of Already gave a dance at
California Social hall on Friday evening.
The hall was we'll filled and all enjoyed
themselves until q late hour. Among
those present we're: Miss Mayme Curtis,
Miss French. Miss Minnie G. Sullivan,
Miss Nellie Farrell, Miss Fanny Tilden,
Mrs. G. L. Prentice, Miss Emma Thomp'
con, Miss Carrie Lorbeer, Mrs. Clara
Luther, Miss Olive May Percival, Miss
Ida Collins, Miss Katie Collins, Miss
Wyme, Miss Louise Foss, Miss Sullivan,
Miss Shields, Miss Minnie Oonnors, Miss
Nellie Connors, Miss Fitzpatrick, Miss
Gussie Foss. Misses Ferguson, Emerson
Mcguire, Lawrence, Roam, Pierson and
Hites, and Messrs. Polhus, Lawrence
Cumston, Bulpin, James, Hersev, Mes
mer, Galbraith, Fisher, Irving, Hagan
Mckenzie, Perry. Connell, Schmidt
Shields, Preston, Foss, Owings, Graves
Bethouski, Bruck, Mead. Shields, Far
rell, Mcguire. Hamburger, Chamberlin
Reynolds.
The Young Mems Literary Society me
at the Caledonian hall, % South Sprint
street, Friday evening, to witness ths
.sMock Trial" of o. U. Wilmer VS.. Dor
Ell Paro Tomolaro, for stealing dog ant
making it into tamales. The hall wat
crowded with ladies and gentlemen, anG
many we're turned away, for there wal
standing room only. The trial was {
great success. The young gentlemen
who took part in it were dressed to suit
their characters. The trial was a laugh
ing comedy all the way through and en-
joyed by everyone. The young mer
deserve great credit for what they have
done. The following took part in the
trial: Frank w. Allender, Arthur Kin
ney, Fred Calvus, Charles johnson
Kufus Morris, Mr.. Jackson, James Beth
une, George Baugh, Frederick Kits
Byron Oliver, Eugene Kohler, William
Jeffries, William Slaughter, J. Holland
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On Friday night the secopd social and
entertainment in their new hall, on For
and Sixth streets, was given by the Hi
nois Association. There were instru
mental duets by Miss Sadie A. Poppel
we'll and Mr.. George Grosssr; voca
numbers by Miss Myrtle Fleming reci
tations lin costume) by Mr.. g. A. Hough
recital of "The Burning Ship" aid al
Irish character piece, by Mrs. Carey;
vocal solo by Mr.. J. M, Davies, accom-
panied by Mrs. Gibbs guitar, harmonici
and "bones" trio, by the Stanton
brothers; song and dance, with banj
accompaniment, by Miss Pearlie Gleason
After the social, the sparkling operett,
entitled, The Rose Of Auvergne, was pro
duced under the management of Prof
Pavilla, with Mr.. Charles Ward pianist
Following is the cast: "Flurette," +;
pretty inn-keeper, Miss F. B. Gilbert
"Pierre," q blacksmith, Mr.. J. Dupue
"Alphonse," acobbler, Mr.. J. r. Pavilla
w.
On Thursday evening Of last week Mr.
Otto Des Oranges and Miss Jennie Gar
diner were married at the residence o
the BRIDES parents in Orangethorpe
Rev. A. G. L. Trew performed the cere
mony. The wedding presents were
numerous, and the assembled guests
were invited to a supper, after which
the company were entertained witt
music, vocal and instrumental by the
Misses Clara Schultz and Mollie Gar
diner, Mrs. W. J. Smith, Mr.. Jsnning.