Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-12-15

and forwarded before Friday night OF eac
week.l
There was q pleasant little social hor
at Barns hall, Monrovia, on Frida,
evening last.
The City Band is preparing goo(
programme for their concert on New
YEARS. eve at Monrovia.
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The past week was too wet for many
social affairs. Most of those announced
were postponed until a more favorable
occasion.
The first social hop of the season was
given at the Santa Fe Springs hotel
on Thursday evening. Despite the rain
a very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
XIX
The ladies of the congregational
church, assisted by the orchestra and the
Eolian Quartette of Monrovia, will give
an "Auld Folks" concert at that place
about January 10th.
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Mayor E. F. Spence, of Monrovia,
delivered lecture to large audience at
Sierra Madrs Monday evening on
"Scenes and Impressions Here and
Yonder." The Eolian Quartette fur
nished the music for the occasion.
The announcement of tho marriage of
Norma Stuhr and Hans Neither in San
Francisco on the 9Th inst. has been re-
ceived. The happy couple are residing
at No. AL Haight street in that city.
Last Wednesday evening piano re-
cital was given by Miss Stage at the
Fort-street M. E. church. Misses Maud
Flora Howes, Edith Hit, Fannie Gowan
and Mr.: Geo. Spencer acted as ushers.
Miss Nora Large, Miss Lila Spencer,
Miss Lola Emery, Miss Cora Scott, Miss
Swan, Miss Howes and Miss Stagg
rendered very interesting programme.
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At Monrovia ON Tuesday evening last,
the Rev. Geo. B. Riveman lectured on
Popping the Question" to a large
audience. The lecture was complete and
amusing. The musical, as follows, pre-.
eeded Rev. Mr.. Riveman's interesting
words: Violin solo, A. E. Cronenwett;
vocal solo, Prof. Jas. A. Foshay; vocal
solo, Mrs. U. S. g. Todd. Prof. Carl
Wescott, of Los Angeles, gave several
interesting limitations Of birds and ami
mails by whistling.
Xxx
A course of entertainments will be
given this week by Professor E. B. War.
man, of Chicago, an exponent of the
Delsarte system of physical culture The
Professor announces the following pro-
gramme: Monday evening, "Elocution,
True and False"; Tuesday evening,
Physical Training; Wednesday even
ing, "Delsarte Philosophy Of EXPIRES.
sion"; Thursday evening, "Critical
Analysis of Poe's Raven Saturday
evening, readings, Rotations, imper-
sonations. The Illinois Association has
brought out Professor Warman, and he
appears at Illinois hall.
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The recital given by @. s. De Lano
and Miss Kittie Richards attracted
good sized audience at Illinois hall last
Tuesday evening. The entertainment
consisted of an exhibition of calisthenic
exercises by number of young ladies
and girls-pupils of Miss Richards;
singing by Miss Katherine w. Kimball,
performances on the guitar by various
Of the pupils of Professor De Lano, a
song by Chas. P. Hale, and some recite-
tions by Miss Richards. The calisthenic
drill was performed in highly creditable
fashion and all the other parts of the
programme were carried out in way to
give evident satisfaction to the aud
fence.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Cries, who reside
on farm on FL street, at the south west
ern portion of Compton, celebrated the
anniversary of their silver wedding on
Sunday, December 1, 1889. Among
those present were: Samuel Hill and
wife, J. F. Cummings and wife, j. X.
Cries and wife, J. B. Tolin, w. III. Car
penter and wife. W. A. Wilson and wife,
B. F. Lasswell and wife, Mrs. Melinda
Higgins, Mrs. Fred Turner, Mrs. A.
Mayo, ]. Fl. Nichols and wife, Harmon
Higgins, G. A. Nadeau and wife, HI.
Workman and wife, M. N. Newmark and
wife, E. A. Decamp and wife, L. A. Do.
lores Vejar and wife, @. Fl. Durfea and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan, James Bell
and wife, w. Kelley.
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In Los Angeles, November 18th, at 10
O'Clock, at the Grand Central hotel, in
Enc pT060uCo VI MISS OloAbOu anu Mf.
Keys, Mr.. Allen @. Neighbors and Miss
Laura Ullery, of Downey we're married.
The ceremony was performed by Judge II.
R. Gray Of Downey. The happy couple re-
turned on the evening train to the BRIDES
fathers, where supper was prepared and
many friends were ready to greet them
with good wishes. Those present were
II. R. Gray, Allen Neighbors and wife,
D. p. Smart and wife. Mrs. Benbrook, Ed
Brunson and wife, Bud Neighbors, Mrs.
Fannie Neighbors, Mr.. Ullery, John
Ullery, A. j. Bramlette and wife, Mr..
and Mrs A. w. Neigabors, Mrs. 8.
Neighbors, Miss Jessie Holcomb and B.
NJ. Ullery.
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At the last meeting of Southern Cali
fornia Council No. 1928, Royal Arcanum,
held at its hall, No. $50 South Main
street, on Friday evening last, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-
suing year, W. r. Mackendrick, the re.
firing Regent, passing to the Past Re.
gents chair: Regent, Stephen Alden