Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-10-06

THE LOS ANGE
10. F., took place Friday evening a.
Armory Hall. The ball was very largely
attended and the managers deserve credit
for the work performed in making the
affair pleasant for all. The following
we're in charge: Floor Director, August
Kohl; Committee Of Introduction, VIM.
Downie, J. L. Llewellyn, l. A. Sepul.
veda, J. J. Jones, r. F. Balm; Reception
Committee, Miss Muratte, Mrs. Anna
Defrees, Mrs. Mary Pettibone, Miss M.
E. Goodhue, Miss Lena Franck, Miss
Tracy Burkhart.
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On Wednesday evening last Miss Kate
Sawyer, daughter of Colonel D. w.
Sawyer, prominent Democratic poll
tician, late of Columbus, o., was mar.
ried to Mr.. Bradford Arthur, of Mon
rovia, by the Rev. Dr.. Rieman ct the
Baptist church, in the presence of about
300 invited guests. Immediately after
the ceremony the happy couple and
nearest friends partook of an elegant
supper, which was in waiting at the
Grand View hotel, afterwards taking
q moonlight drive to the city, accom-
panied by several friends.
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9. E. Slosson, attorney-at-law, and
Miss Anna Mccullough, both of Mon.
rovia, were united in marriage at
o'clock on Wednesday evening at the
home of the BRIDES sister. The affair
was kept quiet until the hour of the ap-
pointed time, when a large number of
friends gathered to congratulate the
happy couple. Mr.. Slosson is one of the
wide-awake attorneys of the valley, and
the bride is most estimable lady, both
having an unlimited number of friends
who will welcome them in their new
home in this city.
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On Monday last Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Schultz entertained their friends at their
residence on Pearl street, it being the
anniversary of Mrs. Schutte's birth.
Among those present were: Mesdames
Lateser, Nittipger, Grosser, Baswitz, A.
Schultz, VIM. F. Grosser, Misses Green.
wood, Grosser, Hollingsworth, Rose
Schultz, Jones, Berkey, A. Berkey
Messrs. Lateser, A. Grosser, William
Grosser, Nittinger, Kaltmeyer, VIM. F
Grosser, Greenwood, Wright, Jones
Baswitz, Smith, Berger, ]. A. Smith, ],
P. Jones, A. Schultz, George Grosser
V. Schultz.
A pleasant reception took place at the
parsonage of the M. Il. church in Boyle
Heights on Wednesday evening. II was
a farewell rendered to Rev. James B,
Holloway and his estimable family, on
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he will act as Presiding Elder of the
Santa Barbara district of the M. f
church, having been appointed to that
Office at the conference recently held at
San Bernardino. Rev. DR.. Holloway
has been pastor Of the Boyle Heights M.
E. church for two years past. His con-
gregation sincerely regrets his departure.
DR.. Barber and Judge Hubbell made
brief farewell speeches.
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Stanton Woman's Relief Corps on
Tuesday afternoon celebrated the fourth
anniversary of it's organization. Their
post-room was thronged, and an enter
tanning program, literary and musical,
was presented. Refreshments were
served at the close. The address of Mrs.
Abbie E. Johnston reviewed the history
and progress of the association. She
reported mem bership of 200. Among
those who participated in the exercises
were: Mrs. Fannie Brown, Mrs. E..
Valentine, Mrs. Zaggsrt, Misses E. B.
Galbraith, Mcclellan, Johnston, F.
Archer, N. Carter, and P. Gleason and
Prof. Guy Drrrel.
On Friday evening last dance and
entertainment was given in Good Tenn.
plars' Hall by the Sons of st. George
Those who took part in the opening farce
we're: DR.. A. E. Gresham, F. d. Perry,
7. F. James, Mrs. G. III. Hanksford
Miss Edna French, Miss Lille S. Ross
and Miss Minnie Ross. The musical
part of the programme was very enjoy
able. Among those present were: Mrs.
Shorting, Rev. Mckenzie, Mr.. and Mrs
McKerrow, Miss Volkman, Captain and
Mrs. Skene, A. J. Jayford, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Dickinson, Miss Williams, Mr.
james Taylor, MI. G. A. Hawkaford, Mr.
Renshaw, Mr.. Aston, Mr.. Beesop, Mr..
Pascoe, Mr.. de Lattre.
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On Tuesday evening reception was
given at the residence of Prof. G. s. De
Lano to Mrs. G. s. DeLano. An enjoy.
able programme was given by the Arior
Quintette, Miss Kittie Richards, DIR. j
f. Button, Miss Nellie T. Read, Mr.. 7
F. Barnes, Miss A. Werner and Miss
Jessie Shields. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. CLARENCE A. Warner
Mrs. F. r. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Bassell, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. j. HI. Edmonds
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. Button, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. S. DeLano, Mrs. Oglesvie, the
Misses Grace and Jessie Pease, Nellie
K. Reed, Nellie T. Reed, Richards
Shields, Werner and Fisher, Messrs
Baker, Oliver, Fisher, Barnes, Foster
LeSage, Werner and Reed.
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A birthday party was held on Satur
day of last week at the residence of E
Nettinger, corner Fifth and Hope streets
in honor of the fourth year Of his only
daughter, Flora Eta. The residence
and grounds we're illuminated with
lanterns. During the entertainment
refreshments were served. The follow:
ing were present: Mr.. T. Woods and
wife, DR.. Russell, Mr.. Schultz and fam.
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Knight, Miss Berkey, Miss A. Reed,
Miss T. Williams, Miss G. Crows, Miss
R. Strong, Mrs. Millsack, Mr.. E. K.
Ward, Mr.. Kartho, Mr.. Bassell, Mr..
Mitchell, Mr.. H. Rise, Mr.. Kaltmeyer,
Mrs. W. r. Fletcher. Mrs. Cross, Mr..
and Mrs. John Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elseler, MIR. F. Fielder. Mr.. and Mrs.