Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-07-21

week.
The parents of Miss Alice Godsworthy
gave her birthday party on Wednesday
evening, at their residence on San Pedro
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Morrison cele-
brated their silver wedding at the Argyle
on Thursday, the 11th instant.
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The Outing Club starts on three or
four days jaunt to Wilson's Peak today.
Some twenty members have expressed
their intention of going in the party.
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Miss Virginia Orr gave farewell
party to Miss Crawford on the 11th inst.
Miss Lockhart, Misses Sallie and Mamie
Miles and Messrs. Campbell, Merrill,
Robert Binford, Finlayson, Caswell and
Vogelsang were among those present.
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Magnolia Encampment, No. SO, 1. O..
o. F., installed the following officers
Thursday evening at East Los Angeles !:
G.. P, o. L. Robertson; H. P, W. H.
Slack; s. w., G. W. Stock we'll; j. W.,
G. @. johnson; Scribe, H. B. Fasig !;
Financial Scribe, J. FL. Partridge !;
Treasurer, James Bacon.
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Professors Berg and Stoll gave musi-
cal last Friday evening at their studios
No. 234 South Hill street. The selec-
tions given were from the older masters,
and were much appreciated by those
present. Professor Soil is vocalist of
no mean ability, and it lie a decided treat
to have the pleasure of listening to him.
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East Side Lodge, No. 1926, 1. o. o. F.,
installed the following officers Tuesday
evening: N. g., II. B. Fosig; V. g., S.
l.. Fulford; r. s., G. w. Stockwell; A.
S., @. j. Mcintyre; Treasurer, w. H.
Perry; Trustee, R. S. to N. g., w. H.
Slack; l.. S. to N. G., A. L. Yoder
Warden, B. n. Inns; Conductor, w. H.
Perry; r. S. to V. g., John Pyle; l.. S.
to V. g., William Crothers l. G., r. T.
Sinclair; O. g., Arthur Neale; r. s. g.,
M. Leightenheimer; L. S. g., j. Tyler /;
Chaplain, G. HI. Eason.
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A pleasant surprise party was rendered
to Mr.. Ray Dallas on Wednesday night
at his residence, in honor of his nine
teenth birthday. Music and games
were INDUCED in during the evening,
and refreshments were served at II
O'Clock, after which dancing was in
dulged in by some of the young folks.
Those present were: Misses Jennie
White, Lizzie and Grace Taylor, Tot
Miller, Della Reynolds, Ella Crandell,
Belle Frsnchier, Allie Cook, Anna
Dallas, Lula Clark; Messrs. Will Cook,
G. Miller, B. Taylor, j. Bell, H. Brody,
P. Dallas, A. Dallas, George White, Ray
Dallas.
The beautiful residence of Mrs. Strong,
on Holt avenue, Pomona, was the scene
of festive gathering last Thursday even
ing, the occasion being reception
rendered to Rev. G. B. Bar
rows, of the Episcopal Church. The
handsome grounds were beautifully dec
Grated with Chinese lanterns. More than
one hundred guests partook of the gener-
GUS hospitality. The evening was spent
in music, song and social converse. Mrs.
Abbott, Miss Taylor and several other
vocalists contributed to the pleasure of
the guests. The happy party broke up
about IL o'clock.
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The First United Presbyterian Church
was the scene, Friday night, of delight
full informal social. The pastor, Rev.
Mr.. Crabbe, assisted by his wife and
daughter and the ladies of the church,
extended a hearty welcome to the visit
ors, who all united in praising the
sociability manifested. The church had
been prettily decorated for the occasion,
and flowers everywhere greeted the eye.
The songs by Mrs. Crabbe, Mrs. Peake,
Miss Gamble, Mr.. Hamilton and little
Josie Tyler and Lula Crowell were we'll
rendered. as were also the recitations by
Miss Kittie Snyder and Alice Crowell.
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The entertainment in the Opera House
at Santa Monica last Friday night for
the benefit of the NJ. E. Church, was a
great success. both financially and artis-
tically. The programme was consider
ably changed at the last moment, some
of the promised performers falling out
and others taking their places. The Glee
Club was present in strong force and did
excellently, as did also the individual
performers, who were as follows: Mrs.
w. L. Tiernay, Miss L. M. Wright, Mics
E. May Volkmsn, Miss Birdie Burton
Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Templer-Allen
Rev. H. o. Judd. r. P. Carter, G. w.
Hathaway and W. Il. Schilling.
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Rev. G. F. Loop and his eatimable wife
rendered reception to the Choral Union
on Tuesday evening, at their beautiful
home, corner of Holt avenue and Palo.
mares street, in Pomona. There were
sixty present, and they passed an ex-
ceedingly enjoyable evening. Refresh
ments we're served in the shape of ice
cream, cake and confectionery. Music,
vocal and instrumental, was enjoyed by
all. Mr.. Roberts rendered one of his
fine solos, and some excellent music was
rendered by quartette-Mrs. Garcelon,
Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Abbott and Miss Eels.
Miss Padgham also sang sweetly, and
several others contributed to the pleas.
ures of the evening.
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A musicale was given by the manage
ment of the Bellevue Terrace on Wednes-
day night to their guests and invited
friends. 1t was very enjoyable affair.
The following programme was given dur
ing the evening" Piano solo, Mr.. Hall
recitation, Miss Stuart; song, Miss Bry-
ant; song, Miss Hyers piano solo, Mr..
Ward song, Mr.. Stoneman song, Mr..
Mabin recitation, Master Willie Parker
piano solo, Professor Gravit; song, Mr..
Burr. The Bellevue Terrace Quintette
Club, Miss Quincy, Miss Davies, Miss
Rawson, Miss Thompson and Mr..
Houghton, entertained the guests with
some fine selections, and the evening
closed with dancing.
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