Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22

Bessie M. Cox, Millie Cox, Bergia Eells,
Jessie M. Gearhardt, Edmund w. Gerry,
Annie Gould, CLARA Haas, Cora d. john
ston, Dora A. Jones, Melvinia A. Jones,
Alpha McIlmoil. Clara ]. Mcpherson,
Mary E. Peter, Ida Robinson, William
A. Sheldon, Julia Squires and Alice
Tuttle.
An art receipt on and concert were
given at the Southern California Uni
versity on Friday evening. Quite a
number of drawings, crayons and paint
ings were on exhibition. Art works by
Mrs. Mayo, Mrs. Cherrington. Miss
Packard, Miss Henderson, Mrs. Fessen-
den, Miss Dufton, Miss Edith White,
Miss Coan, Miss White and Miss Currsn
were charmingly displayed. The concert
programme included numbers by Miss
Martha Widney, Miss Jessie Patterson,
Miss Albertina Wiseman, Miss Dora
Whitcomb, Miss Bera @. Day, Miss
Maud Whitlock, Miss Lille Bovard,
Miss Edith Brown, w. F. Rice, Miss
Helen Widney, Miss Marie Meyer. Mics
Mayme Mauzy, Miss Stella Rose, Miss
Jessie Cole and Miss Maud Conklin.
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| A social dance was given Tuesdsv
evening by Fremont Camp, No. IA, S.N.
Among those present were: Lieutenant
Colonel and Mrs. 7. NJ. Gilbert, Lieuten-
ant. Colonel and Mrs. A. P. Stanton, Mr..
and Mrs. R. ]. Tucker. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
G. Stanton, Lieutenant and Mrs. R. W.
| Kinsey. Misses wynne. Sullivan, Tucker.
NJ. and D. Mitchell, May Atkinson, Kate
Maxsy. w. Connor, May Watts, Anna
wier, Edna Carl, Jennie Covell, Laura
White and Lucy Chase. and Lisutenants
H.W. Hsgan. Oscar Guenther, Sergeant
Major II. Schwsnnecke. Messrs. L. II.
| Valentine. W. Lsmberton, g. II. Petsis,
W. A. Hivaly, S. ]. Dos;er, c. II. Boyce,
L. d. Preston, L. j. Harris, L. W. Over
man, F. P. Esston. E. D. Mursll, D. l..
Burke, ]. A. McCusker, H. E. Carter
and f. II. Lehning.
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Friday evening the Young Mems Lit
erary Society gave its semi-annusl enter
taiument at Caledonia hall, 2S South
Spring street. The following excellent
programme was rendered: Piano solo,
Miss Carrie Wagner; recitation; Wm.
P. Jeffries; song, Eugene kobler; reci-
tstion, Byron Oliver; paper, Charles and
Frederick Kits, editors; speech, Frank
w. Alexander. Debate: "Resolved,
That cremation is the best mode of dis
| posing of the dead" Affirmative, Ar
thur w. P. Kinney, c. F. johnson; neg
alive, III. G. Jackson, RUFUS Morris. This
important question was intelligently con-
tested. After a heated argument the
question was left to vote Of the audience,
which unanimously decided in favor OF
| the affirmative,
The Los Angeles Choral Society gave a
pleasant dance on Wednesday evening.
Among those present were: w. B. Shaw,
A. +. Gresham. Ii. R. Maybin and 81.
D. Perry, Misses Sidney Carter,
Ella Mcdonald, Monte Robarts, L. Har-
mon, Ida Morton, Bertha Apffei, Anna
smith, Eva Reeves, P. Rssch, Hartwig,
Wilma Gilbert, NJ. Emerson, K. Stevens,
Crathy A. Livingston, Alice Fitch,
Botsch, Edna Davis, Mrs. G. J. Uthoff,
Mrs. II. @. Limbrock, Messrs. W. Y.
White, William Taylor, W. P. W. Mar
tin, George D. Roberts, E. S. NJ. Judson,
F. M. Brelaford, H. j. Moore, J. B.
Ashby, H. N. Taylor, Sargent, James
brock, @. J. Uthof, F. II. Newton, F. E.
Ol0N6ub, no0u auo auutGIs
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The Illinoisans on Friday evening in
troduced taking novelty in the way of
a local comedy called Spasms, which
kept the large audience present in roars
of laughter from beginning to end, and
the programme, as whole, was prob
ably the most amusing the association
has ever given. The first part consisted
of vocal selections by Mr.. A. w. Warnes
and his young daughter, Bertha; guitar
solos and song by Mr.. A. M. Monsanto !;
humorous recitations by Miss Jepn'e
Prewitt; q comic song by Mr.. G. w.
Hersee; dramatic selection bv Prof.
Henry, entitled The Miser's Just Fate; a
laughable recitation by Henry Harrison.
The various mum bers we're we'll received.
Prof. Henry's "Miser" elected storms of
applause. All the artists acquitted them
selves splendidly.
The Oxymel Club gave an entertain
ment at the st. Angelo Monday
Adele Nichols, Mics Virginia Orr,
Miss Grace Smith, Mr.. H. E. Hamilton
Mrs. J. s. Ovens, Misses Jessie and G.
| ohliou, I'LL liudybVu, n1Es NOS6lsduR
F. X. Smith and Mr.. Caswell contrib
uted to the pleasure of the audience.
Among those present were Mr. H. R.
Hanna, Miss S. Reese, Misses J. G.
Smith, Orr, Foy, Hanna, Atchinson, the
Misses Stone, Messrs. Finlayson, Vogel-
sang, Tharpe, Caswell, Blake, Wilson
F. K. Smith, Bevan, Niles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Boynton, DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Ovens
Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe, Mr.. and Mrs
Kelley, Mr.. and Mrs. Glover, Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Gorman, Mr.. and Mrs. Hsmil
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Harsha, DR.. and Mrs
Brophy, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Shaw, Mr.
and Mrs. Burdick, Mrs. Stone, Mrs.
Atchinson.
The residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Rouse, in San Bernardino, was on Fri.
day evening of last week scene oi
gsiety, amusement and pleasure. The
occasion of the festivities was the ami.
versary of Mrs. Rouse's birthday, in
honor of which about sixty of her friends
rendered her surprise party, which was
in every respect complete success
Among those present were: Mesdames
O'Connor, McElvain, John Brown, Jr.,
Davis. Rouse, Shellenberger, Newton
Brown and Bonner; Misses Ames, Ora.
ham, Mary, Agnes and Lulu Wozencraft
Damron, Jackson, Pierce, Addie and
Lydia Nee, Johnson, Bertha and Maggie
Davis, Alverson and Brown. Messrs
Barton, G'Conner, Buddington, Hal and
i Homer Curtis. Joe and Walter Wagner