Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-22
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
The First Concert OF the
Treble Clef Club.
MARRIAGES AND RECEPTIONS.
Surprise Parties, Musicales, Picnic
Excursions, and Other En-
tertainments.

tertalnmentS.
An communications for this Department
and forwarded before Friday night OF each
week.
The Chesterfield club will give ger
man at the residence of Mr.. Cosby on
Figueroa street on Friday evening.
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Frank Bartlett Post W. R. G. will give
Department Commander and Mrs. Gard
. public reception on Tuesday evening
next.
The Oxymel club met at the residence
of Miss Orr last Monday evening. Among
those present we're: Misses Klokke,
Carrie Laux and Davis.
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Miss Helen Mar Bennett, who has
been in San Francisco several week
studying "Delsarte" with the celebrated
teacher Mrs. Edna Snell-Poulson, has
returned to the city.
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Stanton Post W. R. G. entertained
their friends at their hall on Spring
street last Friday evening with instru-
mental music, songs and Rotations. A
grab bag was one of the features, and
the opening of the prizes created much
merriment.
On next Wednesday evening, at :3C
O'Clock, Southern California Lodge, No.
278, F. and A. NJ, will confer the third
degree. The officers and others particl
pating in the work will be arrayed in
costume appropriate to the age repre-
sented. The Pleasant Neighbours will
also be present.
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A. P. Waddell, Of Alameda, and Miss
Redle Chettain, of this city, were united
in marriage on Thursday evening by
Rev. Mr.. Chichester, at the First Pres
byterian church. A large number oil
the friends of both parties we're present
and wished the young couple success in
their future life.
The residents Of Sycamore Grove met
on Tuesday last and organized a literary
society. The following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. w. F. Obear
Vice President, Miss E. G. Skinner
Secretary and Treasurer, Mrs. James
Burleson. The next meeting will be
held at 80 p. m. on Tuesday, the LIST o.
October, at Mrs. James Morgan'k; sub
ject, California.
Major W. @. Furrey recently returned
from yachting trip, with party as his
guests, on board the yacht Rambler
He left San Pedro and cruised
about Catalina island, making his head
quarters at Avalon. The party consisted
Of Major and W. G. Furrey, Miss Edith
L. Furrey and Master Willie B. Furrey
Miss Chauvin, Miss Minnie M. Green
Miss Annie Bradner and Miss Alice
Gavitt.
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The ladies of the W. G. T. U. served
ice-cream in the room adjoining the
day from o'clock until in the evening
for the benefit of the reading room.
A picnic party composed of the mem
bers of st. Paul's choir and others of this
city, come thirty-five persons in all, en-
joyed an excursion last Monday through
the San Fernando valley to Glendale
and on by the lately-opened extension O
the motor road to Verdugo' Park.
NV
The Whittier Entertainment Society
gave musicale at the new Assembly
hall in Whittier, on Thursday evening
A large number of people attended and
listened to the programme with pleas
ure. Those who assisted were: Mrs. w
E. Beason, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Book
Mr.. G. E. Day, of Los Angeles; Mrs. H
W. Sessions, Miss Kate Dunn, Miss
Katie Foley, Miss Hattie Strong, Mr.. ]
ri. Shroyer, Prof. @. B. Johnson, Of
Whittier, and the Ramirez family, oi
Los Nietos.
The entertainment which will be given
at West Vernon echoolhouse next Mon
day and Tuesday nights will be the
most complete affair ever attempted in
that place. The indications are that the
entire population of Vernon will be
there, and the success of the entertain
ment is already assured. The parties
who are to take part in the drama have
been hard at work rehearsiDg the same
and will, no doubt, astonish the
"natives." The musical part OF the pro
gramme will be feature of the even
ing's performance.
NY
Another swimming party took place on
Thursday evening last, under the man.
agement of J. F. Blake and F. Forester
The following were present: Messrs. H
C.Veszie, John I. Jones, W. M. Csswell
M. G. Willard, SLOVENIAN, Howard Chase
@. H Watson, @. B. Smith, G. Vthoff, l.
A. Kelly, Jr., Arthur Forester, w. G.
Callahan, w. B. Matthews, Mrs. Chase
Miss Nina Atchison, Miss Stout, Miss
Merrill, Mrs. J. T. Jones, Miss Ellis
Thompson, Mrs. M. G. Willard, Mrs
Jamitta Stout, Mrs. Flora Culver, Misses
Maud Shook, Mae Forester, Lucken bach
Lena Forester, Clara L. Canaan, May
Brown and I.enora Smith.
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Tuesday evening, at the Congrega
tional church, the Ladies' Aid Society o.
the congregation gave "green tea" the
proceeds to be added to the church fund
The following programme was we'll car
ried out: Piano duet, "Retour de Prin.
Temps" Miss S. V. Lowe and Mrs. A D.
Com bs; vocal solo, selected, Mrs. Stella
Matthews; recitation, The Gray Swan
Miss Edna Sovereign; piano solo, "The
Musical Box" Mrs. N. @. Browning
vocal duet, go Where the Mists are
Sleeping" Mrs. J. W. Fayman and Mrs
+. j. Dyer; Tom Thumb and wife; reel
tation, selected. Miss Addie Sutton; vo
cal solo, "The Broken Pitcher" Mrs. ]
". Fayman: piano solo, selected, Mis-
S.sV. Lowe. Refreshments, coneistins
of tea sandwiches and caka war;