Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-11-24

All communications for this Departmeh eh
and forwarded before Friday night OF eact
week'l
The Chesterfield Club will give its
next party at the Bellevue Terrace mex
Friday evening.
The Oxymel Club willmeet tomorrow
evening at the residence of Miss Lock
hart. No, 40 Ottawa street.
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sDA very successful entertainment was
given at the Centrel-avenue M. E.
church on Friday evening. An excellent
programme was given.
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The Maids of Already will give their
anniversary hop on Friday evening, De-
cember 9th, at California Social Club
Hall, on Main street.
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A very large social dance was given by
the young men of Monrovia, at Barnes
hall, on Friday evening, many partici-
pating from the neighboring towns.
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The Franco-American Singing Society
will give concert and ball at Turn
Verein Hall, on Saturday next. A fine
programme will be rendered and every
body who loves music should be present.
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The Monrovia Dramatic Company ie
preparing programme to be given on
December Sd. The company consists OF
some of the leading young ladies and
gentlemen of that place, instructed by
one or two professionals who reside
there.
The first faculty concert of the music
department of the University of South
ern California, was given Friday
evening. The programme was ex-
cellently rendered by Mrs. Sadie Coe, Miss
Leila A. Breed, NJ. s. Arevalo and Miss
Douglass.
The ladies' of the East Los Angeles
Congregational church are making pre-
parations for big turkey dinner on
Thanksgiving Day, in the gymnasium OF
the church. They have reputation for
giving good dinners. and those who
patronize them will doubtless 60 away
satisfied.
Monrovia's many pretty young ladies
gave joint party to their best fellows on
Thursday evening last, at the home OF
Superintendent @. o. Monroe, and it was
the bon ton affair OF the season. None
but unmarried men were invited. A
bountiful repast was served at a late hour.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
church, Monrovia, gave an oyster supper
in the Patton hotel on Friday evening, and
realized neat sum OF money, which will
be placed in the organ fund. The citi-
zens of Monrovia appreciate the good
works of the society, and especially a
square meal.
A song recital will be given by Mrs.
Jirah D. Cole and Miss Jennie Winston
on Thanksgiving evening, at No. $50
South Olive street. The numbers on
the programme will be rendered by Mrs.
Jirah d. Cole, Miss Jennie Winston, Miss
Augustine Berger, Mrs. Henry Ludlam,
Mr.. Hamilton and Prof. Henry Ludlam.
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The Rosedale Social and Literary Club
will give it's first annual grand ball on
Thanksgiving night, November 2Sth, at
their hall, No. 5l2 South Spring street.
The Invitation Committee consists of
Messrs. III. E. Ham, Charles Chick, E..
Rollin. George Knight, E. Maxwell and
l.. G. Hayes.
On Wednesday evening an entertain
ment WAS given OF the Asbury M. E..
church. The programme was rendered
by the following: The Wood family,
Mrs. w. E. Beeson, Mr.. Cunningham,
Miss Cox, Mr.. Neuner, Miss Eberts,
Dora Roberts, Grace Brown, May Bott,
Virginia Irish and Ruthie Atherton.
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A reception was given the Rev. Mr..
Haskins at his residence, No. 1916 Hope
street, on Thursday evening by the men,
bers of Christ church parish. to welcome
him on his return from the East. The
evenings entertainment consisted OF
vocal and instrumental music and recita.
tions, after which refreshments were
served.
The first assembly will be given on
Friday night of this week. The commit
tee-Miss Wills, Mrs. Alfred Solano and
Mrs. M. S. Severance-have had cor
dial return for their invitations, and the
first party promises to revive the pleas.
ures OF the last assembly season. Those
who have subscribed and have not yei
called for their cards of admission, must
do 30 before Wednesday, the 9th.
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The Y. M. G. A. Quartette, assisted
by the Arion Quartette, Miss Mollie
Adelia Brown, soprano, Miss Adele
Stoneman, contralto and Mrs. j. G.
Ogilvie, accompanist, gave very sue
cessful concert last night at the First
Baptist church on the corner of Fort and
Sixth streets. There was large attend
ance, and most enjoyable evening wat
spent by those present.
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The East Los Angeles Presbyterian
church gave ON excellent concert at TurI
Verein Hall on Friday evening. The
following took part in the programme
W. Fl. Mead, J. @. Osgood, Miss Angus
tine Berger, Mrs. J. S. Rice, ]. Fl. Bren
ner, Miss r. M. Sargent, Miss Cobb
Prof. Henry Ludlam, James Rice
Misses Winston, Lockhart, Laux and
Bolts.
The Los Angeles Band of Hope, branch
9. gave an entertainment ON Friday
evening, in the parlors of the Fort.stree
M church. The programme was ex
cellently rendered, the following taking
part: Virginia Blennerhassett, Viole
and Richmond Baugh, Eugene johnson
Lille Ashman, Carl McBralney, Grace