Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-06
ANGELES SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER

LES DAILY HERALD:
by all. Miss Stevenson won the prizt
for the most and largest bubbles. Those
present we're: Mrs. Chapman, Mrs
Mills, Misses Adele and Julia Vignes
Mamie White, Susie and lisa Mills
Lorena Stevenson, Nettie, Nellie and
Josie Barraclough Frank McHugh, D.
L. Burke, Chas. McKeag, Don. Har
rison, Ernest Dockstader, Arthur Combs
Ed. Mills, Frank Quinn and Will F.
Stuart.
The marriage of Mr.. Daniel Clark and
Miss Alice Goldsworthy, which had been
postponed from the 18th uIt., took place
at the Goldsworthy mansion on San
Pedro street, Wednesday evening, Oc-
tober I'd. Owing to the recent death OF
the groom's brother, the wedding was
private, only the immediate relatives
of the contracting parties being present.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. DR.. Cantine of the Methodist
church. The bride is the eldest daughter
Of Joha Goldsworthy, Esq. The groom
has for several years been connected
with Jevne's mercantile house on Spring
street, and enjoys the confidence and
esteem of all who know him. The
happy couple went to housekeeping at
once in brand new cottage on Sixth
street, which was handsomely furnished
throughout as gift from the BRIDES
mother. Among other valuable pres
ents received was lot valued at $4,000
in Goldsworthy's addition, from the
BRIDES father.
On Wednesday evening of next week
the first concert of Prof. A. J. Stamm' g
music school will be given at Turn Verein
Hall. Prof. Stamm will be assisted by
Mrs. j. s. Owens, J. A. Osgood. F.
Bornemann, Mr.. B. Bierlich, Miss Hor-
tense Childs, Mrs. E. Jennings, F.
Walker, e. Oldhausen, R. Burns, Mics
Q. T. Percival, Misses l.. and N. Barra-
clough. The orchestra will be com posed
of Prof. A. J. Stamm, Miss w. A. Con-
nor, Miss ID. James, Miss F. Stiles, Miss
N. Percival, J. G. Stamm, s. Cohn, W.
Chapman, E. @. Wilson, Miss N. M.
Conner, Miss s. F. Lee, Miss L. H.
Kimball, Miss N. Stout, Miss E. Cohn,
Miss O. T. Percival, Prof. B. Bierlich,
Mrs. e. Jennings, G. R. Wilson, p.
Olhausen, f. Walker, H. Barraclough,
FIG, Rawson, e. Binder and r. Burns.
The programme will include numbers
from Rossini, Masten, Bergman, Hoist,
Moir, Mozart, Mendelssohn, Ghys,
Depze, Moezkowski, Willard and Schu-
bert.
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One Of the most enjoyable picnics of
the season was rendered to the Misses
Mccarthy last Sunday at Long Beach by
their many friends. The merry party
left the city on the 9 O'Clock train, and
upon their arrival at the beach all donned
bathing suits and plunged into the surf.
At IL o'clock an elegant luncheon was
spre ad that spoke volumes for the cult
nary skill OF the ladies present. They
returned home on the O'Clock train,
one and all expressing themselves as
having spent most delightful day. The
merry party consisted of Mr.. and Mrs.
Duffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Woods, Mr.. and
Mrs, Burns and Mrs. Smith OF Arizona,
Mrs. I. Mccarthy, the Misses L. Will
liams, Fl. Hites, Miss Longstreet, Miss
Tudy Ward Miss Hague of San Fran
cisco, Miss c. Wise, Misses Mollie, Kate,
Rose and Jennie Mccarthy, Mr.. Chase,
@. H. Donahue, w. A. Andrews, F. Ford,
j. d. Fuller, II. Limbrock, S. B. We'll
come, M. Price and ;. M. Blackburn.
Nv
The Book Reception, given by the
Ladies' Library Association of Boyle
Heights, at the M. E. church Friday
evening, proved decided SUCCESS. The
house, though not crowded, was yet
filed, and the contributions amounted
to thirty volumes, with some magazines,
and SO. rs in cash, The following pro-
gramme wss admirably carried out
Music, Prof. Jones and orchestra; I'D.
dress, Mrs. McComas; guitar solo, Prof.
De Lsno; vocal solo, Miss Ida Collins;
instrumental music, Miss Louise Wright
guitar solo, Prof. De Lano; music, Prof.
Jones and orchestra. Remarks were
also made by Judge McComas, Hon. R..
H. F. Variel, A. E. Davis, Reed Jones
and Mrs. R. H. F. Variel, after which
the company spent some little time in
social intercourse, and in looking over
the books. The association feels very
much encouraged in lis enterprise, and
expects to have the library open at 535
E. First street within short time, when
due notice will be given.
XIX
On Saturday evening, week ago, a
hop was given at the Greenleaf hotel, at
Whittier. II was one of the most enjoy
able affairs that have ever taken place in
that thriving town. Among those pres
ent were the following: DR.. Cowles, Mr..
Jno. Coffin, Mr.. Caskadden, Judge
Owens, Mr.. Bufkin, Mr.. D. Mason, Mr..
Landreth, Mr.. Mendenhall, Mr.. Foley,
Mr.. Lombard, Mr.. Downs, Mr.. Wilson,
Miss Ida Lindley, Miss Banta, Misses
Strong; Mr.. and Mrs. Burr and daugh-
tiers, Miss Bond, j. B. Quiglus, wife and
daughter, of Los Angeles; Miss Downs,
Miss Shanks; Mrs. Chas. H. White and
con, OF Los Angeles Mr.. and Mrs. Sha-
fer, Mr.. and Mrs. Grasett and daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Lindley, Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. LON bard, Mr..
and Mrs. Virgins. Mr.. and Mrs. Ser
sions, Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Henry and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lynn, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donecken, Mr.. and Mrs. Starbuck, Mrs.
Garfield and daughter; MR. G. Krebs,
of Los Angeles.
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A quiet wedding took place on Wednes-
day afternoon at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, 1856 8. Hill street, where
Miss Gertrude l.. Flemm ming and Clinton
T. Shankland were united in marriage
by Elder Jones, of the Christian church.
The rooms were profusely and artisti-