Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-29

and forwarded before Friday night of each
week.l
There will be bean-bag party at the
st. Angelo on New Years Eve.
The ball to have been given last night
at Turner hall has been postponed until
January 10th.
Preparations are in progress for the
Ray mond masquerade ball, which closes
the holiday carnival.
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Mrs. NJ. s. Severance entertained the
children of the Ellis-evenue Sunday
school with party on Christmas Day.
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County Clerk Dunemoor was presented
with handsome gold-headed umbrella
on Christmas by the deputies in his
Office.
The Young Peoples Social Guild met
on Thursday evening with Miss May
Forester, on Seventh street, west of
Pearl.
The ball and supper to have been
bra hotel has been postponed until jan
uary 14th.
Mrs. William J. Broderick gave din
ner on Christmas Day to party of
friends at her residence on West
Figueroa street.
A bon bon patty will be given on New
Years Eve by the Beaver Social Club in
its hall at San Pedro. A pleasant even
ing is anticipated.
Christmas Eve was celebrated at the
Brunswick by progressive euchre party,
participated Ill by many OF the guests
and their invited friends.
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The fifth annual grand ball by Para.
disc Lodge No. "a, Brotherhood of Rail-
road Brakemen, will take place at Haz-
Zard's Pavilion on New Years Eve.
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Those who desire to announce that
they will be at home on New Years
Day, should send notice to the HERALD
before Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
The guests of the St. Angelo celebrated
Christmas Eve by a Christmas tree.
Some vely valuable gifts were received.
and musicale followed the distribution
of presents.
On Monday evening Christmas gath
ering took place at the residence of Col.
and Mrs. w. D. Rogers in honor of Miss
Carrie Warren's goth birthday. Col.
Rogers, assisted by Miss Josephine Will
liams and Miss Ella Warren distributed
the gifts.
La Mariposa Club will give a grand
ball on New Years Eve, at the Montague
hall, No. 262 Upper Main street. Good
music will be provided for the occasion
and pleasant evening is assured all
who are desirous of dancing the old year
out and the new year in.
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The ladies of the East Side Congrega-
tional church will give literary and re-
freshment social on Tuesday evening, to
be followed by matchmaking" All
are invited to attend, and afterward to
stay and watch the old year out and well
come the new.
An entertainment was given last Tues
day evening at the Ludlam School of
Oratory. A comedietta was we'll rend-
cred by Misses Lemmert and Foster, and
Messrs. Vogelsang and Merritt. Reci-
tations were given by Misses Jcdkin,
Bosbyshell, Anderson, Watsein and
Cramer.
Mrs. M. 8. Severance gave a dinner.
party at the family residence on We'd
nesday, on Adams street, and there was
q pleasant gathering at Rev. r. s. Can
tines, No. 425 Fort street, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. r. Vanderkloot and two children,
and Mrs. Church, mother of Mrs. Can.
tine, joining the family circle.
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On Wednesday Rev. DR.. Field per-
formed the ceremony that made Eugene
E. Wilson and Miss Birdie Jones man
and wife. The ceremony was performed
at the residence of the bride and groom
at the corner of Washington and Hovey
streets, in the presence of near friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will at once 90 to
housekeeping.
The following officers of Sunset Cour-
Gil of the Royal Arcanum have been
elected: Regent, j. S. Salkey; Vice
Regent, 8. g. Marshutz; Orator, James
M. Voss; Secretary, D. W. Maloon; Col
lector, G. L. Davidson; Treasurer, H.
Wolfstein; Chaplain, Rev. Abraham
Blum Guide, n. @. Ford Smith; War
den, E. Howard Woodman; Sentry,
Frederick ]. Bauer.
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Miss Mona Laux, daughter of @. Laux,
the druggist, was married on Thursday
at the home of her parents, No. 933
South Fort, street, to w. F. Botsford, of
Port Huron, Michigan. The wedding
was very quiet. only the relatives and q
few friends of the happy couple being
present. Rev. E. Birdsall performed the
ceremony, and the young people start
their married life with the congratula-
tions of all their friends.
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The Frank Bartlett W. r. @. No. 7
held its annual election of officers Friday
with the following result: Mrs. Eliza
beth Biles, President; Mrs. Eunice Cy-
renus, Senior Vice. President; Mrs. Van
Horn, Junior Vice President; Mrs.
Emma Jenkins, Chaplain; Mrs. Lulu
Calvin, Treasurer (re-elected); Mrs.
Cowles, Conductress; Mrs. Minnie O.
Shaw, Guard. Mrs. Littleboy, Mrs.
SERVER and Mrs. Gridley were chosen
delegates to the State Convention.