Los Angeles daily herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1884-1890, 1889-09-08


Granden's residence in East Los Angeles
on Wednesday evening.
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A grand ball will be given on Tuesday
evening, September 18th, at Turn Verein
Hall, for the benefit Of the Firemen'f
Relief Fund.
The members of the Park Congrega
tional church gave a pleasant social at
their church in the West End on Wednes
day evening.
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George Holterhof, Jr., of the Santa
Fe Com pany, was united IN marriage or
Thursday to Mrs. L. s. Lewis, at the
residence of Mrs. Neal.
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A charming dinner was given by Mr.
and Mrs. E. Jesurum, last Wednesday
evening, to Ri. Rev. Bishop Mora and
the reverend clergy of this diocese.
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"F" Company, Seventh Regiment, N.
G. c., gave very pleasant cat home
at Armory Hall on Monday evening last
Dancing was furnished from 80 until
II p. m.
Miss May Wolfe was married to Mr..
Frank G. Eddy, foreman of the Times,
Monday afternoon, at the BRIDES resi-
dence, 20 Friend avenue, Rev. G. w.
Heisler officiating.
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The New Methodist Society of Pico
Heights gave it's first social Tuesday
evening at the residence of Mr.. Martin,
President of the Pico Heights Water
Company. The lawn was lighted with
Chinese lanterns. Ice cream and cake
were served, after which singing and
other amusements took place.
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Thursday evening q grand farewell
party was given at the house of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roth, Olive street, in honor of Miss
Tillie Salky. She will leave for Chicago
on Sunday morning. Dancing and sing
ing lasted till IL O'Clock. Miss Salky's
friends wish her pleasant trip and hope
soon to meet her again.
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A very pleasant social and musicale
was given Wednesday evening at the
home OF Misses Vignes, of East Los An
geles. The evening passed pleasantly,
and was enlivened by numerous selec-
tions of vocal and instrumental music.
The ladies and gentlemen present were
Mrs. Mills, Misses Mills, Frank Quinn,
Mr.. McHugh, Miss Stevenson, Miss Fan
shaw, Mr.. VIM. Stuart.
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On Friday evening Professor Paul Col
burg gave an interesting concert at Ply
mouth church, on York street. He was
assisted by Miss Asbury Kent, Mr.. B.
Bierlich, Mr.. w. II. Brown and Miss
Myrtle Fleming. Selections from Fran
chetti, Bach, Rossini, Beethoven, Stobbe,
Faure, Wagner, Liszt, Schubert and Mar
TIM were excellently rendered.
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The birthday anniversary of Colonel
r. s. Baker was celebrated at his Santa
Monica residence on Wednesday even
those present were Mrs. Northam, Miss
g. Waddilove, Miss s. Bridges, Miss Kim
ball, Mrs. Broderick, Mrs. Maxwell,
Mrs. Schumacher, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs.
De Cells, Miss Northam, Miss Winston,
Don Juan Bandini, J. Schumacher and
A. Schumacher.
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DIR. and Mrs. Walter Lindley enter
tanned party of young people at the
Greenleaf week ago Friday. The par
charming entertainers expressed the
most unqualified delight with the even
ing's pleasure. Those present were
The Misses Strong, Banta, Heddins,
Bayne, Henry, Miss Dunn, of San Diego,
and the Messrs. Shroyer, Virgins,
Downs, Foley. Mason, Mendenhsll,
Lombard, and Mr.. Mendenhall, of Los
Angeles.
Friday night Miss Tillie Salky, who for
the last six months paid visit to her
sister, Mrs. Wynaman, on Brooklyn
street, was rendered grand surprise
party, as she will return to her old home,
Chicago, Ill. Dancing and singing lasted
until midnight, then good supper was
furnished. Toasts we're given by all the
ladies and gentlemen, and many pres
ents we're given by her friends to Miss
Salky to remember Los Angeles. At
O'Clock the bus called and ended the
grand affair, which will not be forgotten
soon by those present.
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The Young Mems Literary Society met
in Caledonia Hall Friday evening.
About ninety visitors were present. The
following programme was ably rem
dered: Piano solo, Mrs. Higgins
speech, Eugene Kohler; composition,
Henry Skinner; reading, Alex. Neu'
man; either duet, Deloss Bros; Grafton,
F. B. Kits; select reading, William
Jeffrias; debate, subject: is Capital
Punishment Justifiable?" Affirmative
r. D. Morris, F. w. Allender; negative
F. Dominguez, William Jefries. After
q long and heated disc ussion the debate
was decided in favor of the affirmative
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A yachting party, con sisting of w. B
Jencks and wife, John Finn, G. w
Aylsworth and wife, Master Aylsworth,
Miss Aylsworth, Miss Brown, Misses
Bouquest, Miss Evans, Mr.. Martin
George Lawrence, Lee Burbeck, DR.
Hamilton and Miss Pease, who left Sun
day for cruise about Santa Catalins
island on the yacht Rambler, returned
home Tuesday after q very pleasant
time. Sunday the Rambler was met by
Captain Hancock Banning in his yach
La Paloma. The Captain, with his usua
hospitality, invited the Rambler's pas
sengers into his yacht, where deliciouI
luncheon was spread.
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One Of the most pleasant social events
of the season was.enjoyedon Friday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E
F. Spence, Monrovia. No pains wer'
spared on the part of host and hostesse