Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-17

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EDay, r. Kinsey.
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The Los Angeles Tennis Clubs second
tournament was held during the week.
Among those who visited the grounds
during the week were Misses Lena For
rester, Grace Seamans, Clara Carran,
Hynes, Chase, Culver, Fields, Embody,
Frankenfield, Wilson, Rawson, Hender.
son, Walrath, Smith, Brown, Vail, New.
ell, Richardson, Chsnslor, Nanny, Cor
dan, Beaumire, Tufts. Haverman, Keyee,
Williams, Msrcsreau, Buckpell, Hobart,
Mrs. Lehman, and Messrs. Cosby, Sim
sahsugh. Vail, Lehman, Lindsay, Barnes,
Tufts, Brown, Curtis, Allen, Theo.
Coulter, Chase, Blake, Forester and
Stickel.
On Thursday afternoon Henry j. A.
Stuhr and Miss Sophia Teitz were united
in marriage, at the residence of Mr..
Stuhr. There was large number OF
the friends of the parties present. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Stuhr were
serenaded by the celebrated Tyrolean
Troupe. Other local talent also partici-
pated. The evening was spent in q
most pleasant way. The bride and
groom were in receipt of great many
valuable presents from friends in this
city, in San Francisco and the East. At
the reception in the evening about two
hundred people were in attendance. A
recital by Adolph Falck was we'll re-
ceived.
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The annual election of the Rosedale
Social Club Was held last Thursday even
ing at its rooms, when arrangements were
made for the annual ball on THANKSGIVING
night. The following are the officers to
serve the next term: President, G. ii.
Heldebreth Vice. President, W. Kennedy /;
Secretary, Chas. Chick; Treasurer, J. f.
Maxwell; Executive Committee: M.
Brady, f. Serpy, w. johnson, G. s. Gra-
ham, s. Caldwell; Finance Committee
G. l.. Schumacher, N. Waugh, A. Moore,
Il. Hayne, G. Webber; Ball Committee
of Arrangements Z. Rollin, M. Brady,
L. @. Hayes; Reception Committee: ].
E. Maxwell, J. Caldwell, w. Kennedy !;
Floor Committee: Chas. Chick, 6. N.
Heldebreth, L. Hains.
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An enjoyable and pleasant reception
was rendered last Thursday evening by
MIR. and Mrs. Philpott, of North BeaudYy
street, to the married members CT Belle
vue.avenue NJ. E. church, and few
other invited friends. The occasion was
the fifteenth anniversary of their mar
riage. Alter the prayer meeting services
the couple took place in front of the
pulpit, and in a few we'll chosen words
Rev. Mr.. Morrill,, their pastor, expressed
the sincere wishes of himself and conere.
CATION for continued happiness and pros.
perity and many happy returns of the
day. Hearty congratulations were ex-
tended by all, when the host and hostess
and their many guests repaired to an ad-
Joining room and partoOk Of an excellent
repast that had been prepared. The
floral decorations were very beautiful.
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On Thursday morning Miss Maud G.
Armstrong, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
f. Armstrong, of 81 Adele street, this
city, was united in marriage to Mr.. FL
bert E. Carter, of Defiance, Ohio. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. A. j.
Wells. Those present consisted only OF
the family and few of the most inti-
mate friends of the bride.
A superb breakfast was spread, and
the bride and groom left Immediately
for San Francisco. They will remain at
the metropolis for few days, after which
they will proceed at once to their future
home at Defiance. Mrs. Garter was we'll
known here in social circles and Mr..
Carter is prominently identified in the
leading bank cf his place. They are
both to be congratulated on their good
judgment.
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A very pleasant surprise was given
last Monday evening at San BernarGino
to Miss Isola Smith and Miss Lotta Hen
aah. The party was given by the Il. d.
s. Club in honor of Miss Hannah, who
has taken her departure to her home in
Eureka. The party, headed by some
musicians, arrived at tho Smith resi-
dence, on G street, at about 9 O'Clock,
just as the girls were about to retire for
che night. and the surprise was genuine
and complete. AS COON az they were oil
comfortably ensconcsd in the house
dancing was commenced and kept up till
about Ii o'clock, when refreshments
were served, and dancing was again re.
sumed and kept up until l O'Clock.
Among those present were Mrs. Cassin,
Mrs. @. l.. Sears, Mrs. O. A. L. Sanders,
Mrs. Smith, Miss Isola Smith, Miss Lotta
Hannah, Miss Jennie Fields, Miss
Mamie Slack, Miss Nellie Fitzgerald,
Miss Maggie Quinn, Miss Zalma Smith,
Mr.. G. l.. Sears, 0. A. +. Sanders, Lu-
cius Allen, Fred Humphreys, j. E. Pc
terson, Fred r. Caldwell, w. A. Nash
and FL. M. Miller.
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The Young Mems Literary and Da-
batting Society met at its hall, No. 23
South Spring street, on Friday evening.
There was large audience present to
| listen to the debate, and all heartily en-
joyed the programme. The speeches met
with special applause. Following is the
programme: Piano duet, Misses Adams ;
essay, "Blaine's Twenty Years in Con-
gress," A. P. Kinney; recitation. F. A.
Galvat; banjo duet, Bugbee and Kohler |;
recitation, J. w. Holland; piano solo,
Miss Turner; reading, MIR. G. Baugh
speech, "The Injustice OF the English
and Americans Toward the American
Indian" L. w. Allender; paper, Il. D..
Morris; question for debate, "Resolpsd,
That South America ie Richer Country
than Africa" affirmative, F. B. kits,
Mr.. Bethune; negative, t. A. Slaughter,
Mr.. Jefferies. The negative, after a
hard struggle won the victory. The So
ciety some time ago challenged the Star
and Crescent Society, of the Spring.
street High School, to a debate TN any
subject it would name. The Star and
Crescent, after much confederation, re.