Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-13
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Dances and Parties During
the Week.
Military. Dance, Surprise Parties,
Musicales, Entertainments
and Future Events.
WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS.


IAll communications for this Department,
should be addressed social Editor HERALD,
and forwarded before Friday night OF eact
week.l
DR.. R. s. Cantine's Practitioners gave
him o cordial reception last Tuesday
evening.
The ladies of the East Side Congrega.
tional church will give "Tin Wedding
Reception" to Rev. and Mrs. Phillips
and their friends on Tuesday evening.
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On Wednesday evening Prof. A. j.
Stamm's music school will give its first
concert at Turn Verein Hail. The fol-
lowing artists will assist: Mrs. j. s.
Owens, J. A. Osgood, F. Bornemann and
III. Bierlich.
Ed. V. Laventhal, of Laventhal &
Sons, celebrated the 28th anniversary of
his birth on Wednesday. He was pre-
scented with handsome gold watch. A
party of friends were his guests at the
Grand Opera House in the evening.
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John A. Logan Post and Corps gave an
entertainment at X. Of P. Hall, No. "a
South Spring street, last evening. Miss
Katherine Kimball, Prof. Durrell and
the leading male quartette of the city
were on the programme, and the enter
tainment concluded with tableaux and
the famous game of the "Bean Bag"
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Following is list of the articles which
were won at the Sisters fair, and have
not yet been called for: Lace shawl, No.
372; gold watch, No. 349; China tea set,
No. 4; gold bracelet, No. 10; painted
sofa cushion, No. 92,; oil painting Oand-
scape), No. 81; gold FURNISHED chain,
No. 35.
The o. o. Whist Club, of Angeleflo
Heights, met last Tuesday night as guests
of @. III. Wedgewood at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. D. Innes. Carol avenue. Drive
whist was the game, which was of unus-
ual interest. Mr.. H. s. Ransom took
first prize and Mr.. Fl. L. Pinney the
"booby."
The marriage of Mr. Henry T. Parker
and Miss Emma Robinson took place at
the residence of Hon. Leslie F. Gays, on
West White Oak avenue, Monrovia, on
Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock. Rev.
DR.. Robinson performed the ceremony.
Only the relatives of the bride and sew
eral friends of the groom witnessed the
marriage. Mr.. Parker is the junior
member of the grocery firm of Johnson
& Parker, and Miss Robinson is the
eldest daughter Of DR.. Robinson, late
pastor of the M. E. church there.
Among those present from a distance
were DR.. Mcdonald, Of New York city;
Miss Genrgie McClay, of San Fernando.
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a. A pleasant surprise party was given to
Mrs. Abbie E. Johnston, President of
Stanton w. r. c., by the ladies of the
corps Thursday evening, at the Caledonia
Hall, % South Spring street, it being her
birthday. She was presented with a
handsome silver tea set by the ladies of
Stanton w. R. G. About 200 people.
were present, and refreshments were
served and delightful programme rem
dered. Among those who took part were
the following: Piano solo, by Miss
Mabel Marshall recitation, by Miss Car
RE Field; either sofa, by Mr.. l.. Why
man; piano solo, by Miss Lillian Laug-
bien; recitation, by Miss Laura Char
mack; male quartette, by Messrs.
Stevens, Hare, King and Brenn recita-
ton, by Florence Archer; piano solo, by
Miss E. Galbreth.
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The second of a series Of entertain
ments given by Morris Vineyard Lodge,
Independent Order of Good Templsrs,
took place Thursday night at Union Hall,
corner of Morris street and Grand
avenue. The attendance was very fair,
and the programme which had been pre-
faced was rendered in manner which
met with the most hearty approval of all
present. The programme was as fol-
lows: "Opening Ode," the audience;
piano duet, Misses Gertrude and Emma
Williams; solo, Mrs. Scarborough; in
strumental music, Latenser Mandolin
Club; recitation. Miss Buckingham rec
itation, Frank Alter; solo, Mr.. Grannis;
instrumental music, Latenser Mandolin
Club.
After the programme had been rem.
dered refreshments we're served. Taken
as whole the event was success, not
only socially, but financially.
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A very pleasant party was given by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Whomes, at their
residence on Washington street, last
Wednesday evening. The house was
nicely decorated in honor of the occasion.
The usual party pleasures were INDUCED
in, including splendid supper. Among
those present we're: Mrs. j. H.
Whomes, Mr.. J. II. Whomes, Mr.. Rob.
ert Whomes, Mr.. George Whomes, Edna
Windbeim, Ada Nease, Clara Kuck,
Clara Hunt, Mrs. ]. Hunt, Mr.. J. Hunt,
Mr.. Badham. Mr.. Tufts, Miss Tufts, Mr..
Mulkey, Miss Tidball, Mr.. traitor, Mr..
Hunter, Miss Hunter, Miss Kinney, Miss
CondiI, Mr.. Ellington, Mr.. Gertis, Mr..
Maxwell, Mr.. J. Whomes, Mrs. J.
Whomes, Mrs. E. G. Gilmore, Mr.. O.
7. Gilmore, Mrs. Lorseau, Robert E..
McGregor, Miss Lord, Mr.. Cox, Miss
Hollister, Mr.. f. ]. Gilmore, Miss How
ell, Mr.. G. g. Martin, Miss E. Whomes,
Miss G.. Gilmore.
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Mr.. Charles Cassagne last Wednesday
gave his many friends soiree at his
beautiful ranch, near Compton. An en-.
joyable programme was given by the
Angels Quartette. 1t included the fol-
lowing: Piano solo, Miss Jennie; recita-
ton, Mr.. Twist; song, Miss Jamboite ;
duet, Miss PHILIPPINE and Mr.. Charles
Cassagne; Angels Quartette. The fol-
lowing were present: Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Piedbbuf and daughters, Mr.. I. Donk,
Mr.. O. Holmes, Misses Josephine and
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