Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-15
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Weddings, Receptions and
Other Events.
PARTIES AND ENTERTAINMENTS
Surprises to Several PeOple-Musi-
Gales and COncerts-Picnic
and Riding Parties.

All communications for this Department
should be addressed "Social Editor HERALD,
and forwarded before Friday night of each
week.
Wood Hagan, son of DR.. M. Hagan,
was the recipient of birthday party on
Tuesday last. He received q number of
valuable gifts.
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Merrill Lodge, No. 299, 1. o. G. T.,
gave free entertainment and social to
their friends Wednesday evening at their
hall in Temperance Temple, corner Fort
and Temple streets.
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A grand ball will be given on Tuesday
evening at Turn Verein Hall for the
benefit of the firemen's relief fund. The
tickets are going off rapidly and there
will be large attendance.
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''From Los Angeles to Soudan" is the
title of lecture to be given by Rev. w.
W. Tinker next Friday night in the East
Los Angeles Baptist church. The lee
ture is to be illustrated at the close by a
series of beautiful stereoptican views of
Soudan and Paris and the Worlds Expo
sition.
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A musicale was given Friday night at
the residence of DR.. Bennett, on Olive
street, under the direction of Miss Viola
Bennett and her pupils. Among those
who participated were Miss Lulu Baylis,
who made her first appearance. Miss
Mary Schafer rendered selection. Little
Maud Dozelle and Miss McMannus con-
cluded the musical programme, which
was followed by social.
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The event of the present season is 10
be concert given at st. Paul's Hall by a
new society called the Treble Cief Club.
There has never been any thing of the
kind in Los Angeles before, and there is
much enthusiasm displayed by the ladies
who are 80 fortunate as to be members.
That they devoted their time to it during
many of the hot summer days show that
they are earnest and they are sure to
make success of their concert.
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J. Eugene Copeland, of Santa Ana,
and Miss Carrie w. Wilson, of Sherman,
Texas, we're married at the house of o.
w. Lay, University, at 2 o'clock p. m.,
Friday, by Rev. r. M. Beach. The
groomsman was his cousin, Henry d.
French, of University Place, and the
bridesmaid, Miss Mary E. Tompkins, of
the same place. The wedding was pri-
vate, only the immediate friends of the
contracting parties being present.
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A jolly moonlight party drove to Santa
Monica and return last Tuesday evening.
A delicious lunch was partaken off on
the way. 1t included ice-cold grapes,
fresh from the moonlit vines. Among
those who enjoyed the drive were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lopez, Colonel and Mrs.
W. d. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Bilder-
rain, Misses Ella Warren, Carrie War
rem, Carrie Mulrien, May Mulrien, Alice
Farrell, Annie Shrimp; Messrs. Frank
Cummings, Albert Cummings, John
Bacugalupi, W. Lazvarwich and Mr..
Hummel.
Cohen's private dining parlor was last
Wednesday evening the scene of an elab-
crate banquet given by Louis j. F.
Iaegor in honor Of his being raised to the
Sublime Degree of Master Mason in Los
Angeles Lodge No. AZ, F. &. A. M: Mr..
Jaeger is the son of an old and we'll
and came from Yuma, Ariz., to have the
honor conferred. The gathering at the
banquet included many of the oldest
Masons in Los Angeles. Toasts were
given and responded to and a pleaant hour
was passed.
Quite large circle of relatives and
friends gathered last Sunday evening at
the house of Mr.. and Mrs. II. Cohen. 1t
was the double event of their dedicating
their new house on Beaudry avenue and
also the twenty-fifth anniversary of their
wedding. Rev. DIR. A. Blum recited the
prayers customary for the dedication of q
house, and pronounced the marriage
blessings over the happy couple. A
charming repast was enjoyed by all pres
ent. Toasts and congratulations were
offered for the prosperity of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Cohen.
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Last Wednesday evening very pleas
ant social was given by the Bethesda
Sabbath school on Central avenue, be.
tween Seventh and Eighth streets. A
short programme, consisting OF recta.
tions and music, was given, after which
refreshments were served. The remain.
der of the evening was pleasantly spent
by the little ones in games. This was
the first entertainment given by this
Sabbath school since its organization
nearly nine months ago, but it was such
a success that it will soon be followed by
others.
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Switzer's Camp is gaining in popularity
and number of parties are talking about
spending part Of the fall aud winter
there. 1t is said that the surrounding
in the winter season make it more pleas
ant then even than summer. Among
the recent visitors to the camp are The
following: John Coverley, J. M. Clip
pinger, 1. l.. Whitaker, A. A. Rubens
G.. NJ. Penn, w. T. Penn, F. W. Moore
P. B. Parker, Fred Koebsrle, Leonard
Hilpert, Fred Hilpert, Albert A. Strobel
Paul Knyere, Alfred Wright, Mrs. F
Pound md Miss Iris Pound.
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Mr.. Joseph P. Crosby, the excursion
manager for A. Phillips & Co., was mar
ried recently to Miss Annie Jumies
formerly of Chicago, at the St. Vincen
chapel. After the ceremony supper wa
served at 6 p. m. at the residence of th'
BRIDES father at the University. Amonl
those present were Mr.. F. E. Phillips ant
wife, g. M. Page and wife, Miss Ma,
Hagerman. Miss Nancy Hagerman, Mr.
g. d. Phillips and wife, the Misses Phil
lips, d. J. Mccarthy, Miss Annie Reb