Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-29

street. The programme of the evening
will consist of valedictory address by
the retiring President, inaugural ad-
dresses by the incoming officers and a
debate, Resolved, that more poor boys
have become famous than rich ones"
All are invited and pleasant evening is
assured.
The hop at the Painter on Friday even
ing was very enjoyable affair. Park
Michener and Mrs. Fitzhenry led the
grand march, and F. NJ Summers acted
as floor manager. Among those present
we're: DR.. and Mrs. Michener, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. M. Renkin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzhenry,
Mrs. Nelson, the Misses Howard, Crane,
Nelson, Dana, and Messrs. Permar, B.
o. Kendall, E. G. Judah and F. M.
Seamans.
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The regular monthly meeting Of the
Outing Club was held at Miss Casey's
last Thursday evening. Officers were
elected for the ensuing quarter as fol-
lows: F. H. Suffle, President; Miss
Casey, Vice-President ]. Fred. Blake,
Treasurer, and H. w. Watson, Secretary.
After the usual order OF business was
transacted refreshments were served,
and an enjoyable hour was spent. Miss
Casey will entertain the Outing Club
with progressive euchre next Monday
evening. The Outing Club will give q
hop at Kreimer's hall, corner Third and
Main, on Thursday, January 9th.
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The Rosedale Social Club gave its
third novelty ball last Wednesday night,
at its hall, No. 512 South Spring street.
1t proved to be grand success, both in
point of attendance and in the social en-
joyment. The club had made every ar
rangement for the comfort of its guests,
and the hall was tastefully decorated.
This latter was quite feature, and was
arranged under the personal superinten-
dency of Professor Arbuckle. The grand
march was led by Chas. Chick and Miss
Della Trainer. A beautiful souvenir was
presented to each lady.
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A surprise party was held at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. ]. w. Venable, in Downey,
on Thursday evening. December
9Th, in honor of Master John and Miss
Villa. The evening was passed in play
ing various games. Among those pres
ent were: Walter w. Cooke, Willie
Ardis, John T. Venable, Colburn S. But
ter, Sam. 1. Butter, Walter P. De Nure,
Boscom, B. Barnett and j. w. Venable,
Miss Mabel G. Cooke, Miss Josie N. Lee,
Miss Villa M. Venablo. Miss Clara w.
De Nure, Miss Myria @. Ambrose and
Miss Matte, Miss Mary and Charlie Ven
able.
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Rev. w. w. Fisher will give an illu-
minated lecture for the benefit
of the Orphans Home, tomorrow
evening, at the Pavilion. The
lecture will be free. At the
close collection will be taken up by the
Trustees of the Orphans Home for the
benefit of that institution. The lecture
will be given entirely in connection with
the pictures, and as Mr.. Fisher has just
returned from trip to Europe and the
Exposition, it will be of great interest.
The collection of views is very fine, in
cluding ocean. London and Exposition
views, showing the famous Eiffel.
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Company c., National Guards, gave
pleasant hop last night at Armory hall.
The large hall was handsomely decorated
with flags and bunting and large num-
Der of the friends of the members of the
company were present. The following
committees were instrumental in making
the affair success Arrangements
Corporal Barnes, Sergeant Windheim,
Sergeant Myers, Corporal Gerdes, Corpo.
raj Phillips, Privates Crawford, Camp,
Musgrove and Price. Floor-Corporal
Harmon, W, L. Camp, G. F Luken, Ed.
ward Granville, J. 7. Thomson and J.
81. Hartranft.
Tbs Illinois social on Friday evening
was attended by very large audience.
The social feature brought together hun
dreds of friends, acquaintances and
strangers. representing various portions
OF the Union. The formal exercises COM
prised excellent music, vocal and instru-
mental, by Scott's family orchestra,
Messrs. Pavilla and Dupue, Miss Alzoa
Loomis and Miss Tarbel; recitations by
Mrs. Corey, Mics Millie Tarbel and Miss
Grace Hersee; and sparkling comedi-
etta called Aunt Betsey's Beaur. played
by Mrs. Hopkinson, Misses Rosa Har-
Ian, Lillian Whelpley and Belle Thomas,
Mr.. Dunkley and Mr.. Stevens. Every
number was heartily applauded, and the
artists were invariably recalled. The
comedietta added greatly to the enjoy.
ability and amusing nature of the enter
tainment. For the next social some fine
shadow pantomimes and other novelties
are being prepared.
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A very pleasant party gathered at the
residence of Captain Neil Colgan, 428
East Twelfth street, on Christmas night
to attend party given comp plimentary to
Miss Jenny Kelly, of San Bernardino,.: ,.:by
his daughter, Miss May Colgan, who will
return to San Bernardino with Miss Kelly
to spend the holidays. Dancing and
music we're kept up until 10 O'Clock,
when an elegant supper was served by
Mrs Colgan, after which dancing was
continued until an early hour. Those
present were Miss Jenny Kelly, San Ber-
nardino; Misses Bessie and Edna Bell,
Miss Fidelia Anderson Misses Pearl and
Bama Godbold, Miss Susie Anderson,
Miss May Colgsn, Miss Hawaer, Miss
BERTHE Colgan, Willie H. Stevenson, Por-
ter Polk, of Killem, Texas; J. s. God.
bold, s. w. Godbold, Mr.. F. Hawser, R.
O. Poland, James Colgan, Willie Ooigan,
G. B. Poland, Mel Colgan, Jr., Mr.. and
Mrs. N. w. Godbold, of Redlands; Mr..
and Mrs. Hawser, Mrs. o. L. Poland,
and Captain and Mrs. Mel Colgan.
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