Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-08
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Very Lively Week, in All
Quarters.
MARRIAGES., DANCES AND BALLS
Surprise Parties, Receptions, Musi'
Gales, Entertainments. Fairs,
Concerts and S0cials.

Surprise Parties, Receptions, Musi-
Gales, Entertainments. Fairs,
Concerts and S0cials.
iAll communications for this Department
uhould be addressed "Social Editor HERALD,
and forwarded before Friday night of each
wsek.l
The Mission Band gave an entertain
ment on Friday evening at the Fort
street M. E. church.
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The late rains prevented party of
Monrovians from taking a trip up the
mountains.
The Phillips Club gave clothespin
social on Friday evening at their rooms
on North Daily street, East Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles Parlor No. 45. N.s.G.W.,
assisted by the Native Daughters, will
give a social Friday evening, December
10th.
The Eoleon Club met at Prof. Jas. A.
Foshay's residence, Monrovia, on Mon
day evening last, where most enjoyable
evening was spent.
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The fair in the Boyle Heights Presby-
terian church during the past week has
been quite success, despite the stormy
weather. The sum realized will be quite
large, and the ladies feel very proud over
their success.
A social was given on Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mrs. NJ.
Dodsworth, No. SOL South Main street.
A very pleasant programme Of music
was given by Mr.. Martin. Miss Daisy
Hamilton, Mr.. Barnes and DR.. Green.
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Last Tuesday party of ladies went
up the mountains near the Baucher
ranch, Monrovia, to spend the day in
the cool, brscing air near the sparkling
water:ofi Bear canon. being the guests OF
Mrs. E. P. Baucher, at whose house
they lunched.
On Tuesday evening Prof. G. S. De-
lano and Miss Kittie Richards will give
Q recital in Illinois hall. The pro-
gramme will consist of readings by Miss
Richards, cslisthenics by class, guitar
and banjo selections by Prof. Delano,
and vocal solos by Miss Katherine w.
Kimball.
Harry Bronson, of this city, and Miss
Minnie Thompson were united in mar.
riage at the residence OF Mrs. M. Lewis,
in North Pasadena, Thursday. The Ger.
emony was performed by Rev. A. g..
Ottman. Mr.. Bronson is in the car &C.
countant's department of the Southern
Pacific.
An entertainment was given at st..
Hilda's hall, Glendale. on Friday even
ing. Quite q number Of people went out
from this city ON special train. Among
those whose names were on the pro-
vrsmme we're Miss Maud Anderson, Miss
Edna Pierce, Miss Cobb, Miss Boyntop
Mrs. Caster and Miss Metcalf.
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The Milkmaids' Convention on Friday
evening at the W. G. T. U. temple was
largely attended. Among those who took
part in the programme we're: Misses
Finney, Schafer, Thomas, Hodkins,
Gish, Cochran, Elliott, Richards,
Spaulding, Morrison, Dosher, Cronkite,
Keyes, Camp and Mrs. Carter.
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The following officers of the Arbor
Vitm Rebecca Degree Lodge, No. S3, |. o.
o. F., were elected on Tuesday evening
Sister Mary Howard, N. g.. Sister Annie
Fitzpatrick, V. g.; Sister Ettie Louder,
Rec. Sec'y; Sister Dora Fisher, Fin.
Sec'y; Sister Burkhart, Treasurer; L.
J. Liewellyn, Gus Smith. Sister Lottie
Basley, Trustees.
The chief attraction and event of the
coming month will be the Christmas
picnic at Monrovia. An excursion train
will be run on the Rapid Transit railway
from Los Angeles. Two bands of music,
. match game Of ball, horse, bicycle,
foot races, and a general basket pic.
mic are included in the programme.
Every body is invited to enjoy day oi
recreation and pleasure on their new
grounds, adjoining Hon. E. F. Spence'f
residence.
The ladies of the First Congregations
church are very busy getting ready for 6
novelty fair to be held in their church,
corner of Sixth and Hill streets, on De
cember 18th and 18th. On Tuesday
evening some twenty or thirty little girls
will present a cantsta of birds, which viii
include solos and choruses by the differ
ent birds and bands of fairies. 1t is sale
to be the finest thing ever given by chill
dren in this city.
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Mr.. G. v. Horr, cashier OF the Banh
of Anaheim, and Miss Kate B. Powers
were married on Wednesday evening ol
last week, at the residence OF Mrs
Prather, in Anaheim, by Rev. ]. N
Elliott. Mr.. Horr will continue as the
efficient and popular cashier of the bank
and Mrs. Horr will continue in charge
of the second department of che school
which position she has occupied for
the past two terms with great benefit to
the scholars and credit to herself.
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Last evening Good viii Lodge No. 313,
/. o. G.. T., gave an open meeting.
The following was the programme
Opening ode ; prayer by Chaplain instru-
mental duet, Mr.. Grayson and sister
recitation, Miss Addie Lindsay; instru-
mental duet, Messrs. Day and Neff; ad-
dress, Rev. DIR. Read: instrumental solo,
Miss Walton; recess twenty minutes
vocal solo, Mr.. Wallace recitation, John
Madison; vocal duet, Mrs. J. G. Scar.
borough and Miss Annie Pendlet0n ;
recitation, Mr.. Eugene Kohler; vocal
duet, Messrs. Day and Neff.
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