Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-04
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Surprise Parties, Entertain
ments and Dances.
sOCIALs, WEDDINGS, MUsICALEs.
Hops, Receptions, Concerts, Birthday
Parties and Other Brilliant
DOings.

All communications for this Departmer
should be addressed Social Editor HERALD,
and for warded before Friday night OF eac
week.l
Miss Emma King gave an art receptio
Friday at the residence OF Mrs. d. II
McKellar in Downey.
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No. S3, 1. 0. o. F., will give dance an,
lunch package auction tomorrow even
ing in Odd Fellows Hall.
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On Thursday evening the Elite Benev
olent Society will give spectacula
masquerade ball at Turn Verein Hall TO
the benefit of its relief fund.
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An entertainment is to be given at tn
schoolhouse in Fulton Wells district, OF
the 9th on November, for the purpose o
securing funds to purchase school or
gan.
Sunset Council, No. 1,074, Roya
Arcanum, gave very pleasant musica
entertainment at Elks' Hall on Thurs
day evening. An excellent programme
was we'll rendered.
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A social hop VAS given at the Green
leaf hotel, in Whittier, ON Saturday even
ing. A large number of guests were hos
pitably entertained and very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all.
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The first ball of the walters and
mattresses of the city was given or
Wednesday evening, at $40 South Spring
street. The dancing commenced at s &c
and lasted until late in the morning.
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A reception will be held this evening
at the residence of Mrs. Emily J. Valen.
tine, 400 s. Main street, in honor of Mrs.
Nancy @. Tibbetts' ninetieth birthday.
Mrs. Tibbetts is the mother of Mrs. Geo.
n. Mitchell. An invitation is extended
to friends to be present.
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Miss Hattie Chowning and @. @. New
man were married at the residence OF
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. SmitheYs on Mozart
street on Thursday evening by Rev. Mr..
Hutchins. A number of the friends of
the happy couple were present, and on
Friday morning they took their depart
ure for Santa Barbara.
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The "Bsllevue Terrace" gave one of its
pleasant musicales, closing with dance,
last Friday evening. The parlors and
ballroom were prettily decorated. The
musical numbers were rendered by some
of the city's best local talent. After
dancing until late hour, the party
broke up, having spent a very pleasant
evening.
Tomorrow evening q concert will be
given under the auspices OF Chaffey
College, at Workmen's Hall, in Ontario.
Miss Jennie Winston, Mrs. Emma STRAIT
ton, Julius Blasens, Ferdinand Meine,
Alphcns Gardner, Bernard Bierlich, DR..
Won Bonhorst and William Piutti will
render an excellent programme.
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One of the events of the week on the
East Side was Rev. w. w. Tinker's
lecture Friday night, ''From Los Ange-
les to London" The reverend gentle
man has quaint and humorous style of
talking which is very pleasing, and his
pictures, comprising many views in Los
Angeles and vicinity, besides the fifty or
more foreign views, were no small
feature of his entertainment.
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The Norwalk Literary Club met last
Friday evening and elected new officers :
E. E. Dolland, President; Miss Emma
Shrake, Vice-P President; Prof. @. G..
Brown, Secretary; Miss FRANKIE Crowley,
Treasurer. Programme committees were
appointed by the President, and q pro-
gramme arranged for the next meeting, to
be held at the residence of P. A. Brown
on Friday evening.
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The opera Fidelia was given ON
Wednesday evening at Turn Verein Hall
under the direction of Prof. A. ]. Stamm,
before an appreciative audience. The
following we're in the cast: Mr.. Matush.
kewitz, Mrs. Axt, Mr.. F. Bornemann,
Mr.. Friese, Mr.. Jedofsky, Mr.. Dietze,
Mr.. s. Bickels, Mr.. Richard More, Mr.
Axt, Miss Katie Ricci, Miss Adelaide
Ortlepp, Mr.. Krempel.
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1t is whispered in society circles that
the assemblies which were 30 popular two
years ago and which were turned into
the German last winter, will be shortly
resumed. The Turn Verein Hall has
been engaged and the dates will be an
nounced later. 1t is understood thai
circulars containing the particulars of the
seasons campaign have been sent tt
those who. were members of the club
last year.
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On Thursday evening the Chautau
quans of Boyle Heights surprised th'
President of their circle, Judge McC Comas
at his residence in Boyle Heights. Thos
present we're DR.. and Mrs. Murphy
Glare Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Mcclure, Judge and Mrs. Variel, Mrs
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Reese, L. N
Breed and Mrs. Garde, Mr.. Fowler an,
Miss Williams, Mr.. Cromwell and Mre
Lawrence, the Misses Variel, Rosa an
Lizzie Reese, Helen and Alice McO Oomas
Judge and Mrs. Nc Oomas.
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The East Side A. O. U. w. annivel
sary entertainment on Wednesday nigh
was huge success. The opening ad
dress by Rev. ]. III. Collins was a note
worthy effort, and the gentleman
recitation of "Buck Fanshaw's Funeral
later in the evening was convulsine
The best local talent WAS on hand. Mr.
Ragland, Mrs. Fayman, Mrs. Shoi
maker and Birdie Weir supplied goo
music, as did also Mr.. Booth and othel
not strictly East-Siders. The hall VIZ
packed as full as possible, and many lat
comers were turned away.
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The fourth anniversary of the Your
Mems Institute was celebrated on Tue