Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-17
THE SOCIAL WHIRL
Movements in Various Cir
cles During the Week,
WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS.
Surprise Parties, Birthday Ceiebra-
tiOns, Literary Entertain
ments and Musicales.

iAu communications for this Department
should be addressed Social Editol t HGEALD cf dan
week.l
The Young Mems Hebrew Association
will give grand ball at the Turn Vereiu
Hall Thanksgiving night.
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The "Crazy Tea" to be given by the
ladies of the East Side Baptist church,
has been postponed to the 26th inst.
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A most enjoyable social hop was given
last evening at the Greenleaf Hotel in
Whittier. Quite number of people
from this city were in attendance.
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There was social dance at Barnes
Hall, Monrovia, on Friday evening last.
Quite a number Of young people from
Ell Monte, Sierra Madre and Duarte were
present.
A musical and literary entertainment
was given on Friday evening at the
Christian church on Temple street. The
attendance was large and the programme
was enjoyable.
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Miss Humble had q very pleasant So
cial and candy pull at her residence, on
Seventh and Hall streets, on Thursday
evening. Numerous friends were pres.
sent, and with much "taffy" and card.
playing, the evening WAS very enjoyable
one.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. Innis, of AngeleiIo
Heights, gave party at their residence
last Friday evening. There were about
seventy-6ve persons present. The even
ing was spent in most enjoyable man
ner, by music, reading, dancing, and
other amusements.
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The Argyle Club gave banquet on
Thursday evening at the Elks' Hall, on
South Main street. About ITO guests
were present. The spread was one of
the most elaborate, beautifully arranged
and successfully carried out ever made
in this city.
About thirty young people from Mon
rovia and Duarte drove down to Esquire
Oaldwell's, on last Saturday evening, to
enjoy the hospitality of the host and
hostess OF the Caldwell home. Every
one had merry time, returning only in
the We sma' hours of the morn.
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The second of the series of monthly
concerts and lectures at the Hanna col
lege, on Eighth and Hope, will be given
on Friday evening next. Prof. Will
hartitz will lecture on emusic, it's Uses
and Abnses." Piano, vocal and violin
music and recitations will make up the
haIauca Of the Dropram
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A pleasant party was given at the resi-
dence of MIR. William Ward on Tuesday
evening by Mr.. William F. Nordholdt, in
honor Of the 6lst birthday Of Mrs. Ward
Refreshments were served, and dancing
and other amusements were indulged in
until late hour. During the evening,
Miss Kate Mccarthy rendered humor
GUS selection very acceptably. Mr..
Nordholdt and Mrs. Ward were untiring
in their efforts to render the occasion
pleasant one, and succeeded admirably.
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A noteworthy wedding took place at
the cathedral at 2:30 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. The parties were Samuel
p. Rowland, of Puente, and Miss Maggie
A. Temple, the daughter of the late +.
2. Z. Temple, who was one Of the most
prominent citizens in this part of the
State whenalive. After the ceremony
the wedding party enjoyed luxurious
spread at the st. Elmo hotel The
happy couple left fer San Diego on their
wedding trip.
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An enjoyable musicale was given on
Wednesday vening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Stewart, on the COR
ner of Brooklyn and Figueroa streets.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mis-.
Scanks, Mrs. Stewart, Miss L. Bench
man, Mr.. Litman, Mr.. Skies, Miss
Amanda Stewart, Miss Mamie Stewart,
Miss Emily Stewart, Mr.. Straine, Mr.
Jackson and j. J. Memore. Mr.. Scsnks
gave violin solo, Miss Bsnciman piano
solo, and the Misses Stewart rendered
vocal selections.
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A very enjoyable surprise party was
enjoyed by number of the most intimate
friends of Mr.. Arthur Frame, at Mon
rovia. on Wednesday evening last.
Among those present were Miss Whedcn,
Miss Bent. Miss Crysse Mstthewson, MIR.
and Mrs. Wnitacre, Than johnson, s. j.
Wilson, Walter Bray and George Spence.
Both instrumental and vocal music was
the order of the evening, spiced with
games, etc. A bountiful repast was set
before the merry party shortly before IL
o'clock. 1t was a most delightful even
ing for all present.
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The Stanton Post and Relief Or rps
gave "basket social" Friday evening al
it's hall, No 29la South Spring street
The following excellent programme wss
arranged for the occasion: Instrumental
duet, Misses Turner and Taft; voca
solo, selected, Mrs. Clara Mott; recita.
! tion, Florence Archer; violin and flute
duct, Captain Skinner and Miss Dors
James; remarks by Colonel u. WILEY
Wells; vocal sole, selected, Mr.. Osgood
recitation, "Ths Ride of Paul Venarze, ,
Miss Pearlie Gleason; vocal solo, select
ed, Mrs. w. e. Beeson. The "bsske
social" followed.
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Mrs. U. s. G.. Todd entertained sever
of tho leading vocalists at her residence
corner Limo and Mayfower avenues
Monrovis, on Monday evening, in view
of organizing donble quartette ant
musical society. Prof. j L. Evans, O
the Duarte school, was made temporar.
Chairman; Prof. JAS. A. Foshay, electe'
President and Musical Director; Mrs
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