Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-15

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Dyer; Tom Thumb and wife; recitation,
selected, Miss Addie Sutton; vocal solo,
"The Broken Pitcher" Mrs. J. W. Fay
man; piano solo, selected, Miss s. V.
Lowe. Refreshments. consisting OF tea,
sandwiches and cake, will be served.
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Mr.. John Grant and Miss Thursa
Warren were married Wednesday even.
ing at the groom's residence, No. 36
North Walnut street, in East Los Ange-
les, by Rev. ii. Cox. The groom is an
old East Slider, and an employee of the
Southern Pacific Company; the bride a
sister of Mr.. 9. 7. Warren. The we'd
ding was quiet one, with only the i'm
mediate family connections in attend
ance, as follows: Mr.. and Mrs. N. V.
Gray, g. T. Warren, wife and family,
Mrs. Ann Boone, Will and Tad Gray.
The newly married couple settle down at
once to housekeeping.
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A very pleasant party was held at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Williams, corner of York and Grand
avenue, last Thursday evening. The
evening was enjoyably spent in singing,
dancing and toasting. Professor W. R.
Stoll rendered some excellent mus-
ical selections; Misses Amelia and Del
phina Santa Cruz sang solo, and then a
duet, which were we'll received. Robert
Binford sang the solo. "see the Pale
Moon," in his usually mastery manner.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. W. 7. Williams, Sonora M. G..
Santa Cruz, Miss Delphina and Amelia
Santa Cruz, Misses Matilda, Helen, and
Bertha Roth, Miss Preuss, Prof. w. r.
Stoll, Prof. Bernard Berg, Prof. j. H.
Brenner, Prof. Arevelo, Robert Binford,
w. Mckinley, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Roth.
At late hour the party serenaded Judge
Mckinley and wife, and were Hospitality
welcomed.
On Thursday evening a euchre party
was given at the Argyle. Ten full tables
were occupied. The winners of prizes
were the following: H. German, gentle
mans first prize; Charles Watson, gen.
tleman's BOBBY prize; Miss Karns, lady's
first prize; Mrs. DR.. j. II. Edmunds,
BOBBY prize. Among those present were
A. E. Chapman and wife, DR.. Davidson,
DR.. J. Fl. Edmunds and wife, r. n.
Gray and wife, Mr.. Higgins and wife,
Miss Nina Atchinson, DR.. Fl. German
and wife, Mrs. E. J. Swan, J. III. Abbott
and wife, Captain Coak!ey, W. Paine, M.
Borgord, G. H. Watson, A. Harry, M.
M. Morrison, R. S, Whitesell and wife,
R. Almear and wife, Mrs. Fl. Watson, J..
L. Wallace and wife, Miss Emma Nor
rison, j. Chancellor, Mrs. J. H. Brenner,
Mrs. Mackenzie, G. Witherspoon, E.
Curtis, Miss Karns, J. Briefly, Miss
Crotty, w. S. Douglass, W. H. Mac and
r. III. Davis.
The Knights and Ladies of Honor of
Los Angeles gave the first of series of
socials last Thursday evening, at the
hall of the Southern California Social
Club, 213 South Main street, and the
following programme was carried out {:
Address of welcome, nr. E. w. Mathis !;
violin solo, Prof. J. H. Brenner; recita-
tion, Miss Florence Archer; Highland
fling, Robbie Burns; song, Miss Ida Col
Inns recitation, Mrs. J. N. Hamer. The
following committees had the affair in
charge: Committee of Arrangements
Willard CLARK, Miss Olive May Perci-
val, Mrs. Helen Percival, Joseph Wan
mop, Mrs. M. @. Shepard, Benjamin r.
Durrell. Reception Committee: Mrs. J..
L. Thomas, Miss Olive May Percival,
DR.. E. N. Mathis, Joseph Wannop, Wal
ter T. Harris, Benjamin r. Durrell.
Floor Manager: Dexton Samson; aids,
Willard Clark, Walter I. Harris.
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The members of the Caledonia Club
celebrated Admission Day by a picnic
and games at Kenilworth Ostrich Farm,
Los Feliz Ranch. Over two hundred
members of the society and their friends
were present. The weather was all that
could be desired. The usual Scottish
games were participated in, running,
leaping, putting the stone, throwing the
hammer, and the tug OF war, in which
the married got away with the unmar-
ried men. Both sexes and all ages had
evidently made up their minds to have q
good time, and they had it. Robbie
Burns distinguished himself as the
champion dancer, and received many
compliments for his dancing. This was
the first picnic held by the club, and
those who were present will look forward
with pleasure to the next, which is in
tended to be public and on much NOR G
extended scale.
A number of the friends of Rev. W. w.
Tinker surprised him at his residence
Tuesday evening. Refreshments were
served during the evening by an efficient
committee, and the balance of the time
was given up to sociability. Among
those present were: Rev. ]. W. Gregory
and wife, Miss Maud Gregory, Mrs. Ed
win Gregory, Mrs. Pearce. Rev. Mayne
Irvine, Mr.. Alderman and wife, f. j.
Dyer and wife, the Misses Sallee, Harry
Riddle, Miss Anna Riddle, Mrs. Peachy,
Miss Peschy. George Peachy, II. White
and wife, Miss Lowe, Mr.. Vogan and
wife, I. Inskep, DR.. Page, Mrs. Wood
bury, Miss McCullom, Mr.. J. W. Stock.
we'll and wife, Mr.. Lucemoor and wife
Mrs. e. Hall, Burton Hall, Miss Buzzy
Prof. AL. Conner and Miss Jessie Con
ner, Mr.. Cross and wife, Bessie Moore
Miss Burchig, Miss Corbett, Miss Daily
Mrs. Cole, Mr.. Boyer and wife, Mrs
Bodman, Mrs. Locke, Miss Mackey, Mist
Gertie and Hall Mr.. and Mrs. Courvoisier
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On Sunday evening last, at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cohn, 60t
South Hill street, Miss Ida Peck was
united in marriage to Mr.. Julius Blum
The ceremony was performed at 7:3(
o'clock by the Rev. A. w. Edelman
after which wedding supper WAS served
to which all did ample justice. The re-
mainder Of the evening was pleasantly
passed with games and dancing. The
happy couple were the recipients o
many beautiful and valuable presents