Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-10-20
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Parties, Balls and Dances
During a Week.
WEDDINGS AND ENTER CAINMENTS
Ausicales - Birthday Gatherings
Events in the Future.
Receptions.

should be addressed ''Social Editor HERALD, y
and forwarded before Friday night OF each
week.
Amum social was given by the ladies
of Stanton Relief Corps on Friday
evening. The attendance was large,
and the evening was greatly enjoyed by
everybody.
The fourth anniversary entertainment
and ball of the Y. M. I. will take place
on Thursday evening at Turn Verein
Hall. A pleasant evening is anticipated
by all who are invited.
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w. H. Perry's fifty-seventh anniversary
of his birth was celebrated at his resi-
dence, on Pearl and Sixth streets, on
Thursday evening. The guests num-
bered about twenty of his most intimate
friends.
The Union Fair of the four Relic
Corps of Los Angeles, will begin Novem-
Der 25th and close November 30th. The
booths will represent the twelve months
of the year, with appropriate decorations.
The trades will be represented in grand
march two evenings of the week.
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The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor of the Central Baptist church
will give social in the church parlors
tomorrow evening. A musical and lit
erary programme, with refreshments,
will be given. All friends of the society
are invited.
Harrison G.. Dyar. of New York City,
and Miss leila Peabody, of Pasadena,
were married in Los Angeles on Monday
by the Rev. Mr.. Conger, Of the First
Universalist church of this city. Miss
Peabody is we'll known as q charming
young lady and an accomplished must.
clan.
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w. B. Parker and Mrs. Simmons were
married on Tuesday evening by Judge
Van Doren, at the residence of the latter,
in Pasadena. Only few friends we're
present, and the ceremony was conducted
in quiet and impressive manner. The
groom and bride left in the morning fol
San Francisco.
Mrs. H. A. Bradley celebrated the an.
niversary of her birth on Saturday even.
ing of last week at her residence, No. 81
Rose street. About thirty couples were
present. Mrs. Bradley's guests were
highly entertained by music and song
and an elegant banquet. Besides re-
ceiving number of valuable presents
the lady was the recipient of twenty five
bouquets.
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Yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock, in
the parlor of the Argyle, DR.. Siegmund
Knopf and Miss Pearle N. Dyar vera
united in matrimony by his Honor,
Judge w. A. Cheney. After cong ratula.
tons from friends present at the i'm
pressive ceremony, DIR. and Mrs. Knopl
departed for the Coronado, where few
weeks will be spent before leaving fol
the East and Europe.
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One of the most popular social clubs
in the West is the Whist club. 1t il
purely local, being confined to Angelehc
Heights, and though only six weeks old
has developed some excellent players.
Miss Sarah lines, in her usual happy
manner, entertained the club last
Tuesday evening. The first prize was
won by Mr.. Raweon, and by desperate
effort Miss Pinney captured the
''booby."
On Wednesday evening serenade
was given to Mr.. E. Nittinger by the
Mandolin Quintette Club, Messrs. Ken
sing, Gus Schultz, Herman Schultz and
Mrs. Wright, the occasion being his
birthday anniversary. Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Kensing, Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Nlghman, Mr.. and Mrs
Gus Schultz, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Woods
Mr.. r. Lovemore, Mr.. ]. j. Walsh, Mr.
E. Tilghman, Mr.. Herman Schultz and
the host and hostess, Mr.. and Mrs. E
Nittinger.
Tuesday afternoon of this week 6
charming children's party was given by
Mrs. PEBBLES, Of the Flying Fish Cot
tage, at Long Beach. in honor of thu
eighth birthday of her son, Charles
Kirk. After two hours of delightful
games, the merry party were escorted
into the dining-room by their young host
The following is list of the guests
Misses Katherine PEBBLES, Margare
Kirk, Enid Kingsbury, Annie, Fannie
and 10. Dillon, Mildred Crosier, SUSIE
and Fanny Bixby, Alaska Young, Mas
tiers lothian Bixby, Jr., Rollie and MAJ
Podlech and Charley Adams.
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The Young Mems Literary Societ.
met at it's hall on Friday evening.
large attendance was present, and thu
following interesting programme wa
given: Recitation, Fred B. Kits; song
Mr.. Koblsr; literary journal edited b.
Messrs. Jackson, Jefferies and johnson
speech, Frank Allender; reading, Mr.
Newman; Grafton, Mr.. Bethune; debat
on, Resolved, That the Annexation Q
Canada Would be of More Benefit to tn
United States Than That of Mexico.
Affirmative, Byron Oliver and Arthu
Kinney; negative, Messrs. Jackson an
Johnson. The affirmative carried tn
day.
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The Occidental Alumni Association
C.L. S. c., will hold it's weekly meetin
tomorrow evening at the law offices Q
Mr.. w. s. Knott, Downey block, tn
rooms formerly occupied by the Publ
Library. At this meeting general on
line will be given of the readings to b
pursued during the year, consisting l
part of what are known as the "Chautar
qua Shakespeare Course, Including som