Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-27

On Tuesday evening next Frank Bart
lett Post, G. A. R., will give social hop
at ito hall on Main street.
Xxx
The first ball of the walters and wait
resses of this city will be given on We'd
nesday evening, at No. 512 South Spring
street.
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The ladies OF Arbor Vitae Rebecca De-
gree Lodge No. SO, l. o. o. F., will give
q social dance and lunch package auction
on Tuesday evening, November 9th.
x*x
On Thursday evening, November 9TH,
the Elite Benevolent Society will give it's
first masquerade ball for the benefit of
its relief fund, in Turn Verein Hall.
x*x
The Chrysanthemum fair will COM
mence on Tuesday evening at the Simp-
son M. E. church. A fuller account Of
the exhibits will be found in another col
umn.
**x
The entertainment and social to have
been given by the Young Mems Institute,
No. A. on Thursday night, was post
poned until next Tuesday night, the 29th
inst. 1t will be held at Turn Verein
Hall.
x*x
Next Thursday evening Sunset Council
No. 1914, Royal Aroanum, will give a
musical entertainment at Elks' Hall, No.
$50 South Main street. A very pleasant
evening is expected by those who are in
vited.
NIX
An apron and necktie party was given
on Tuesday evening by the ladies of the
Frank Bartlett w. R. c., at their hall on
Main street. Each lady wore an apron
and bring a necktie made of the same
material.
XIV
The Young Peoples Society of Chris
tisn Endeavor of the Central Baptist
church gave social in the church par
lors on Monday evening. A literary and
musical programme was given and re-
freshments we're served.
x*x
The Oxford League of Trinity Methodist
church gave it's monthly social on Friday
evening at the residence of Mrs. Groves,
corner of Twelfth and Olive streets. A
good programme was rendered, includ-
ing singing, Rotations and tableaux.
Xxx
The various committees of the W. R.
@. Union Fair are working with will
which portends unusual success. Din
ner will be served each day during the
week. Turkey dinner on Thanksgiving
day. Grand ball Thanksgiving evening.
Dancing each night from 10 to II O'Clock.
Xxx
An invitation is extended to every body
to attend the Union G. L. s. G. meeting
at the Fort-street Methodist church, on
Tuesday, October Goth, at 80 pm. An
interesting programme has been ar.
ranged, and the audience will Gin ina.
gination) travel from Rome to Paris,
learning all about the points of interest
on the route from competent guides.
Xxx
Married, vt the home of the BRIDES
uncle and aunt (Mr. Bike and Mrs.
Dickey), by Rev. E. A. Tracy, Preston
L. Sever, Of Stuart, Iowa, to Miss Fanny
Mann, Of Ontario. The ceremony was
witnessed by relatives, also Mr.. and Mrs.
P. H. Grimm, Mr.. and Mrs. Ell. N. Ross
and Mrs. Tracy. After an elegant sup
per, the couple took the train for Los An
geles. They will visit several places Of
interest in California and then go to Iowa.
x*x
The regular weekly entertainment by
the Illinois Association took place last
evening at Masonic Hall. Besides q
season of social intercourse, there was a
formal programme, consisting of guitar
selections by Prof. G. S. De Lano; vocal
music by Miss Lolita Howell, Miss Flor
ence Dupuy, Mr.. w. H. King, Mr.. ]. II.
Stevens and Mr.. Maben; piano solos by
Miss Ada Scarborough; elocution by Mr.
Tom Bowers, and music on guitar and
harmonica simultaneously by Mr.. L. 3
Stanton.
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On Thursday evening, the oath inst, 8
number of the Vernon young people me-
at the residence of Mrs. Hayes, on George
street, to celebrate the birthday of bel
daughter, Miss Jennie. 1t was com
plete surprise to the young lady. Al
enjoyable evening was spent, and the
young people felt amply repaid for hav
ing ventured forth in such muddy
weather. Those present we're: Misses
Belle Orr, Nellie Cheesman, Cora Trim
BILE, Nettie Bugle, Kittie Townsend, Corr
Haddock, and Messrs. Lambertson, Val
entine, McKinlay, Draper, Holland
Thurber and Wilson.
XIV
Miss Flora Bstson, the colored vocal
1bO, W np bCAuOIOu d pOCldl az UIO IOpluCitS
OF Captain Hawkins, No. 20 West Pin
street, by the Ellis Club on Monda
night. The following programme wa
given, after which an elegant collatio
was served: Violin solo, "Fantasie,
MIR. j. H. Skanks; elite polka, Miss L
Bensman; piano solo, I'll Trovatore,
Mrs. s.. W. Layton; banjo solo, Mr..
H. Walls; vocal solo, Mrs. s. w. Layton
vocal solo, "Watermill," Flora Batsor
Those present were Captain and Mrs.
Hawkins, Miss Flora Batson Bergen, MI
Bergen, Misses Stewart, Mr.. and Mrl
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Skanks, Mr.. an
Mrs. Layton, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis, d.
and Mrs. Majors, Miss Thompson, Mis-
Bensman, g. H. Walls, 9. H. johnson
W. H. Strange, T. Newman and Matthe'
MCGEE.
On Wednesday evening very pleasar
social event took place in the parlors 6
610 South Hill street, where Adelbel
Valentine gave reception to his friendl
Among those present were Mrs. G. s. d
Lano as hostess, assisted by Miss Etti
Horton, Mr.. @. s. DeLano, Mr.. and Mr.
G. A. Warner, w. E. Oliver, Miss NELL
Gordon, Mr.. M. Ell. Flint, VIC. Skinne
Miss Emma Reed, @. E. Foster, W. "
Fisher, Miss Fannie Scofeld, ]. 8. Crane
Miss Nellie Reed, Sherman Pease, Mif
Grace Pease, Miss Jessie Pease, Harr