Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-01
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Weddings, Parties, Balls
and Entertainments.
A GAY AND PHEASANT WEEK
Musicales, Surprise Parties, Dances
Concerts, Driving and Riding
Excursions and SOcials.

,Au commune stions for this Department
should be addressed 'Social Editor HERALD" /"
and forwarded before Friday night of each
week.
A crazy tea was given at Campbell'e e
hall Tuesday evening. An excellent pro-
gramme was given and charming sup
per served.
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The first annual ball of the Mutual
Protection Filarmonic Society was given
last evening in the Montague block on
Upper Main street.
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Thers were few social meets in Mon
rovia the past week owing to excitement
caused by thu discovery OF rich strike
in silver ledge there.
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A party of young ladies consisting OF
Misses French, Thompson. Curtis, Til
den, Weixsl, Collins and Pillenger drove
to San Gabriel Mission on Thanksgiving
Day.
"F" company, Seventh regiment, will
be sat home" to the friends of its mem
bers on Wednesday evening next. Dane
ing will occur between $50 and ~
O'Clock.
A very pleasant social hop was given
last evening at the Graenleaf hotel in
Whittier. A number of Los Angeles
people were in attendance and enjoyed
themselves thoroughly.
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The Sunday School Convention at
Monrovia Tuesday last was well attended
and some good work was established.
Rev. Mr.. Case, of Los Angeles, and Rev.
Mr.. Blanchard, of Santa Monica, we're
among the speakers.
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"A party from Bellevue Terrace, consist
ing Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Warner, of st.
Paul Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Bell, Misses
Beymer, Thompson and Frackner, Mrs.
st. George, Messrs. Charles Baker, Paul
Martin, W. w. Howard, ]. Fred Blake
and T. L. Fleming, dined at the Ray
mond on Thanksgiving Day.
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The Outing Club held its monthly
meeting at the home of Miss Agnes Viii.
son, 432 South Spring street, on Tuesday
evening. After the usual order of busi-
ness was transacted short musical pro-
gramme was rendered, after which re-
freshments were served and dancing was
INDUCED in until late hour.
w.
Dr.. Hughes, of New York, and Miss
Matte Rogerson, of this city, were mar
ried Thursday evening. Rev. DR.. Reed,
Of the Baptist church, performed the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes were
the recipients of many presents, and left
for San Francisco on the 10 80 train to
spend their honeymoon.
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The Los Angeles Orchestral Society,
just formed, met for their first rehearsal
on Monday night. This organization is
composed Of ladies and gentlemen whose
object is amusement and the study of
standard orchestral works. Ladies or
gentlemen playing violin, viola, cello,
double bass, oboe, bassoon, horn or
trombone, wishing to join will communi.
cate with DR.. o. w. Green, No. II West
First street.
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The Elite Club met at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Layto No. SO West Pico
street, Thursday evening. The follow
ing were among those present. MIR. and
Mrs. @. III. Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. How
ard Shanks, Mr.. and Mrs. G. 1. Lewis,
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Layton, Mrs. j. P. Stew
art, Miss Vena, Miss Amanda Stew art,
Miss Mamie Stewart, Mr.. r. Fl. Haten,
Isaac Hall, MIR. G. M. Johnson, Mr.. W.
81. Reed, Mr.. w. H. Strange and G. H.
Walls.
The "Pansy" Society OF the West End
met Friday evening, and the following
interesting programme was rendered by
the members: Song, Tina Clark society
paper, Fannie Oldrige instrumental duo,
Hattie Longstreet and Ellis Yarnell !;
recitation, Lille Buckingham vocal
duet, Lille Wood and Emily Shaw. The
society visited the Orphans Home in a
body, and presented them with ten dol
lars from its treasury.
W.
Preparations are being made to have a
mammoth basket picnic on the new
grounds at Monrovia, on Christmas dey
An excursion train on the Rapid Transit
railway will be run from Los Angeles
and way stations on that day at less than
one fare for the round trip. The Mon
revia City Band, numbering thirty-four
men, will furnish music for the occasion.
The fire department will give an exhibi-
tion. The athletic club will entertain
the visitors, and the public schools will
turn out en- masse.
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At the union Thanksgiving services at
the Baptist church, Monrovia, Thursday
last at II a. M, the programme was as
follows: Open anthem, choir; ilvoca.
ton, Rev. Colmery chant, by the
children of the Baptist church; Scripture
reading, Rev. W. S. Cleland hymn 41o,
Gospel Hymns" congregation; prayer,
DR.. VIM. Stevenson; anthem, choir !;
Thanksgiving Proclamation, address,
Rev. D. Fl. Colcord; benediction, Rev.
F. z. Hill.
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The musical and literary entertain.
ment given by the English Lutheran
Sunday school Thursday evening was a
marked success, and those in attendance
were pleased at the manner in which the
participants filed the programme
Among those who took part were Mrs.
Garrett, Mrs. Niedt, Miss Gsrtie Niedt,
B. Everest, W. Gould, s. Rommell, Miss
Ella Bryson, Miss Nellie Rommell, Miss
Clara Kuck, Miss Mary Messerly, E.
Messerly, Miss Maud Anderson, Mics
n. Mansfield, Miss Winnie Niedt, Miss
Louisa Lembecke and Miss Ruth Dodge.
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The Illinois Association hall, on the
corner OF Fort and Sixth streets, was
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