Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-30
ENTERTAINER rs.
Those I'm the Past and Those to
Come.

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Come.
The Young Peoples Society of Park
congregational Church gave a literary
and musical entertainment last evening,
on the corner of Temple and Metcalf
streets. A large number of young peo-
pie thoroughly enjoyed the following
programme, which was excellently
rendered:
Vocal solo, Jamie" Mrs. Beeson.
Piano solo. "The Banjo" Miss Henderson.
Recitation, "The Chimes" Mrs. A. G. Lyford
Piano solo, selected, Miss Jennie Collons.
Vocal solo, selected, Miss Ida Collons.
Piano solo, selected, MI Brenner.
Cook and Beardsley.
Recitation, selected, Mrs. Lyford.
Song, selected. male quartette.
CONSERVATORY CONCERT.
The commencement exercises of the
Conservatory of Music were held at the
w. G. 7. U. Temple last night. The
hall was filled with the friends of the
young people who took part in the pro-
gramme. The concert was under the di
rection of Mrs. Emily L. Valentine, and
the following took part in the pro-
gramme: Misses Anderson, Marchant,
Hodgkins and Nolan; Mrs. Adeltha V.
Carter, Charles A. Valentine, Miss Lulu
Clark, Miss Alice McManus, Miss Mag
gle Williams, Ethel Stewart, Robbie
Burns, George Valentine, Amelia Wer-
ner, Oscar Werner, Miss Dickey, Prof.
M. Lenzberg, Helen Mar Bennett, Mrs.
Victor A. Henry, Mrs. X. W. Kimball
and A. Brownstein.
TURNvEREIN BALL.
On Sunday evening the Turnverein
Germania will give an entertainment and
ball at Turner hall, for the benefit of
Robert Krohn, who will compete for
prizes at the Bundas funniest, at Cincin-
aati, Ohio. The following programme
will be carried out.
Overture-Meine Bros Orchestra.
Turning on horizontal baraClass Of T. v. G.
Singing-Singing section of T. " g..
Club swinging-Mr. N0rdlinger.
Exhibition of jumping-Class of T. v. G.
Mandolin solo, accompanied by Prof. Stamm
Wrestling-Messrs Krohn and Henderson
Lopez.
Exhibition of fencing by Jaguarina and Mr..
Fred J. Englehardt
Mr.. 7. Baker will act as floor m manager
at the dance, which will CONNIE nee at
10 O'Clock. The following are the COM
mittees:
ngements-Eugene Brunner, Chair
man; J. F. Krempel, Chas. Rohde, G..
Entemann, w. 7. Baker, J. Schroeder.
Reception-Jac Kuhrts, A. Fuhrberg,
Fred Morsch, L. Roeder, A. Lindenfeld,
L, Winter, G. Jacoby, Theo. Friese.
LABOR EXCHANGE PICNIC.
On Sunday, at Washington Gardens,
the picnic for the benefit of the Free
Labor Exchange will be given, and it is
expected that there will be a very large
attendance. Mr.. Fehneman, the man
ager of the institution, has received the
following letter relative to his efforts to
keep the Exchange in good running
order:
DEAR SIR = Your determination to
raise fund for the proper maintenance
of the Free Labor Bureau, meets with
our hearts, appreciation. We believe
that an institution OF this character does
much to relieve the needy people of this
city, by furnishing them employment,
and we believe it ought to be sustained.
When the mechanic and laboring men
are working, the community is prosper
GUS. We do not forget your efforts on
Christmas, 1887, when you assisted in
the collection of many hundred dollars
worth of provisions and money for the
benefit of all the charitable institutions
OF Los Angeles, which collection was dis
tributed under our personal supervision.
Again wishing you success, we remain,
yours, Mrs. s. HELLMAN,
President Hebrew Ladies' Benevolent
Society.
Mrs. @. JACoBY,
Vice-President German Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society.
Los Angeles, May Goth.