Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-06
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Lively Week in and Out of
Town.
DANCES, PARTIES AND WEDDINGS.
Receptions, Entertainments, Sur
prises and Observation-Disclosures
in the Future.

lAll communications for this Department
should be addressed social Editor HERALD,
and forwarded before Friday night of each
week.
The Phillips Club gave literary,
musical and gymnastic entertainment In
East Los Angeles Friday evening.
NY
A social dance was given Friday even
ing at the Bank Hall, Monrovia. Many
young people of Ell Monte and Sierra
tMadre attended.
& EN- NV
Yesterday morning Acacia Chapter,
Order of the Eastern Star, and the
friends of it's members, went to Redondo
Beach for basket picnic.
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A pleasant birthday party was given
by Miss Mona Laux on Wednesday even
ing. A large number of the friends of
the young lady were present.
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On Tuesday evening a military hop
will be given by Company A, Seventh
Infantry N. g. G.. at Armory Hall. The
general assembly will take place at s 80
o'clock.
A reception to the pastor was given in
the Simpson Tabernacle on Hope street
last Wednesday evening. A fine pro.
gramme had been prepared and was
greatly enjoyed.
The Schwaben Verein will hold it's pic.
mic at the City Gardens today. During
the day amusements will take place. fol.
lowed at night by little farce entitled
The S,Oabion Vagabond.
NV
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
of Burbank will give a necktie and apron
social at the church, Tuesday evening.
Ladies are expected to take lunch for
two, and an unhemmed calico apron " ith
necktie to match; also needle and thread.
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An entertainment will take place on
the evenings of the 9th, 10th and 18th of
this month for the benefit of Morris
Vineyard Lodge l. O. G. T., at Union
Hall, corner of Grand avenue and Nor
ris street. Some of the best artists in
the city will assist.
Mr.. George Lott and Miss Emma
Fruzen were married at the residence of
the BRIDES mother on Wednesday even
ing ia the presence of a large number of
friends. The parlors were handsomely
decorated, and after the ceremony re-
past was served.
The ladies Of the Park Congregational
church gave crazy tea party and social
in the Francis block, on Temple street,
last Wednesday evening. from 5 to 8
o'clock. The proceeds are to be applied
to pay for the opera chairs recently
placed in the church.
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Mrs. Mamie Perry-Davis and Miss
Florence Perry will give calico bali in
their new barn on Pearl street, next
Friday evening. The invitations are ap.
propriate, being printed on white calico
card, figured with cap, whip and spur
in red. The envelopes are also of calico.
NV
About thirty friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. E. Sloseon called on them at their
new home on West Orange avenue, Mon
rovia, on Thursday last, in the form of q
surprise party. A most enjoyable even
ing was spent by all. Many costly pres
ents were given by those present to the
host and hostess.
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The piano pupils of Miss Marie Cobb,
together with their parents and a few
friends, assembled al the pleasant rooms
in the California Bank building last
Tuesday night for an informal recital
An attractive programme was rendered,
showing good work on the part of both
pupil and teacher.
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The Oxymel Club met at the residence
Of Miss Laux No. 1888 South Fort street,
on Monday evening. A very enjoyable
i,
visitors were Mesdames Clacius and
Annie Knecht, Ives, Carrie Laux,
Messrs. Hoyle, Finlayson, Thorp, Bur-
dett and Ned Hanna.
NV
On Saturday evening of last week Mrs.
DR.. Small gave pleasant party at her
rooms on Fort street.. Music, both in
strumental and vocal, was furnished,
and an impromptu programme was en-
joyed by all. Among the guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson, Misses New
ton, Dickson, Bonsall, Damron, Boynton,
Broughton, Messru. j. Henderson, Of,
Steckel, Taylor, Parker, Newton, Bon
sail.
The opening recital of the Ludlam
School of Oratory and Arts will take
place in Turn Verein Hall on Friday
evening next. The following members
of the faculty will participated Prof.
and Mrs. Henry Ludlam, Miss Ada Mat
tison Dicks, Miss Augustine Berger, Miss
Jennie Winston, Miss A. Werner, Prof.
@. A. DeLano and Prof. H. E. Hamilton.
The Arion Quintette will assist.
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Mr.. Nathaniel Raglan, one of the brave
engineers of the Southern Pacific Com.
pany, led Miss Laura B. Elsey, of this
city, to the hymenial altar during the
Harvest Home services at the First
Baptist church last Sunday evening
The church had been handsomely deco
rated for the occasion and the ceremony
was performed by the pastor, Rev. Dr.
Read, in the presence of large company
of the friends of the happy couple.
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The Illinois Association will not wait
for the completion Of its new hall before
opening its entertainments this season,
but has secured Masonic Hall for the
present. The first social and entertain
ment of the coming series will be given
on the 10th of this month. Later in the
season the association will offer variety
of excellent entertainments at popular
prices, using some Of the finest talent
from the East as well as that of this city.