Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-04

Grand First Vice. President, DR.. VIM
f. Reed, s. M. White, j. @. Ksys, ].
Bchallert, J. L. Mansfield, Charles Fitz
patrick, w. R. Burke, 1. B. Dockweiler
A. chwamm, P. Marion, ]. Herlihy
Chas. Tappenier, J. w. Campbell, r
Garvey; Floor: "a. G. Limbrock, Ed
lyman, John A. Schultz, D. J. Mccarthy
J. H. Clancy, W. A. Briscoll, M. F
Betkouski.
The A. o. U. w. celebrated it's twenty
first anniversary on Tuesday evening q
its hall on Spring street. A large Grove
was in attendance. and the followin,
programme was well rendered: Pian'
selection, Prof. Wilde; vocal solo, Mr.
James Booth; ''Little Phil, Little Grace
Hersee; vocal solo, Mrs. Book selection
Mrs. @. A. Cary; vocal solo with violil
obligato by G. Grosser), Miss Grosser
recitation, Mr.. Tom Barnes; vocal duet
Mrs. Beeson and Mrs. Book piano selec
ton, Prof. Colby; recitation, Mr.. Chas
Vogelsang; vocal solo, Mrs. Reeson
recitation, Bro. s. A. Widney; banjo
solo, Mrs. and Miss Astbury.
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A dramatic and poetic recital will be
given on Saturday evening in the Unitar.
ian church by Miss Ida Bentley, under
the auspices of the Charming club and
the following patronesses: Mrs. M. g.
Severance, Mrs. Thomas G. Barnard,
Mrs. A. s. Shorb, Mrs. s. B. Caswell
Mrs. W. 81. Perry, Mrs. J. V. Watched
Mrs. 7. G.. Weldon, Miss Margaret Scott,
Prof. Moore, Mrs. J. G. Newton, Mrs. A.
O. Fish, Mrs. VIM. Ferguson, Miss M
M. Fette, Mrs. Finlayson, Mrs. F. A.
Walton, Mrs. M. G. Newhall, Mrs.
Woodbury., birs. Eli Fay, Mrs. F. l.
Grovenor, Mrs. Frank Gibson, Mrs. D.
g. Stevens, Mrs. 1. M. Hendricks, Mrs
J. s. Chapman, Mrs. r. 9. Carlton.
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A quiet wedding took place Wednes-
day morning in which Mr.. VIM. H. Holli-
day, of the Southern California National
Bank, and Miss Flora A. Baldwin
daughter Of o. w. Baldwin, were united
in happy bonds. Rev. ]. L. Russell, of
the First Presbyterian church, officiated
Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday were remembered
by their friends in Los Angeles and in
the East with many very beautiful and
elegant gifts, among which were costly
souvenirs from Mr.. Holidays = COM
panions in the bank, with whom he is
deservedly popular. Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
liday on their return from their wedding
trip will be met with hearty welcomes
from many friends, whose best wishes
will follow them lifelong.
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The Caledonian Club gave a Hallow-
cen entertainment on Thursday evening,
at Turn Verein Hall. The following pro.
gramme was we'll rendered: Miss g.
Burdick, song, "My Love is Like the
Red, Red Rose !" Miss Carrie Field, re-
citation, "Pipes of Lucknow" Miss
White, &c song, si "rhe s'I5t oid et irish Gentle. e.
man." Mrs. 1. S. Rice, song, "Annie
Laurie" Miss @. Burdick, song. "Bonnie
Sweet Bessie;" Mrs. Clara M. Mott,
song, selected; Mr.. White, song, "Holy
Friar;" Mrs. l. s. Rice, song, "John
Anderson My Joe;" Mr.. Robbie Burns,
Scottish dance. Those who were
on the committees we're: Reception,
John Spiers, 7. S. Shaw, DIR. A. David
son, r. A. Williamson, d. Gillis; Floor
Managers, DIR. A. Davidson, j. E. Nc
Lean, Geo. A. Montgomery.
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Members and friends of the Illinois
Association in large numbers enjoyed
their social and entertainment Saturday
evening. The programme was made up
of piano, violin and guitar music, by
Miss Nellie May, MIR. George Grosser
and Mr.. Alphonso Monsanto respectively,
vocal selections by Miss Amelia Grosser
aud DR.. Gresham, a comic song by Prof.
Hersee, written by himself, remarks by
Mr.. Fred Allies, and recitals by Prof G.
@. Parker, Miss Hurben and Grace
Hersee. 1t was Prof. Parker's first ap-
pearance at one of these entertainments
All the artists were heartily applauded
and several we're recalled. Little Grace
Hersee acquitted herself with marked
ability, winning great applause and be-
ing compelled to reappear. The enter
tainment, as a whole, was q complete
success, with nothing to mar its symme-
try or harmony.
The Halloween entertainment given
by the Epiphany church at Odd Fellows
Hall, East Los Angeles, was quite a sue
cess, both as regards attendance and
finance. The programme was as follows: !:
Piano solo, "Lucretia Borgia," Miss
Bessie Wickersham recitation, "Farmer
Stebbins on Rollers" Miss Clara Foy !;
tableau, "Tit for Tat" obligato solo,
Mrs. Fayman; violin and piano duet,
Russian air, Miss Edna Fay and Miss
O'Melveny; vocal solo, "The Lover and
the Bird" Mrs. Fayman; tableau, "The
Ten Vlrgins;" instrumental solo, "Bub-
bling Spring." Miss Alice Henderson
vocal, "Soft Southern Breeze" Mr.. W. A..
Burr; recitation, ''The Old Actors Story, !"
Miss Cora Fay; solo, Trusting" w. E..
B. Partridge; tableau, "The Village
Barber"
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A quiet wedding took place Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. E.
Woellacott, 225 Court street. The con-
tracting parties were Mr.. j. Hugh Jones,
manager of the Atlantic and Pacific Fibre
Campany's business at Ravenna in this
county, and Miss Sarah Allen Thomas,
third daughter of John A. Thomas, man
ager of the Onllwyn collieries, Meath,
Glamorgan Shire, South Wales, and
niece of Albert and Isaac Thomas, pro-
prietors of the Union Iron Works of this
city. The ceremony was performed by
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