Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-29
SOCIETY.
Gay Events During the Past
Week.
PARTIES, DANCES AND BALLS.
Wedding Anniversaries, Surprises,
Musical Entertainments and
Receptions.

All communications for this Department
and forwarded before Friday night of eacl
week.
On Friday evening, a drama, "Amon@
the Breakers" will be given at Socia
Hall, Norwalk.
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The fourth annual picnic of the Danis
Society will take place today at the South
Main-street park.
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The Elite Club held q reception Oh
Thursday evening at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. J. 81. Shanks, 122 YORK street
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The California Social Club gave one O.
its pleasant dances at it's hall on MAR
street on Thursday evening". A large
number of ladies and gentlemen were
present.
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The members of the Plymouth Con
gregational church rendered a reception
to the Rev. A. J. Wells at the Hote
Ammidon on Grand avenue on FRIDAY
evening.
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On Thursday evening Mrs. George
DICKSON gave charming lunch to few
friends at her residence on Kinney street
Among those present we're Mesdamef
Mellus, Howard, Damron, Small, New.
ton, and Miss Broughton.
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Morris Vineyard Lodge, 1. o. G. T.,
has postponed its entertainment, which
was to have taken place September &c
27 and 28, to October 8, 10 and IL, on &C.
count OF the Agricultural Fair. A good
programme has been prepared and an
enjoyable time is expected.
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A reception was rendered the Rev. II
Fl. Cox, of Ashury M. E. church, East
Los Angeles, Friday evening. Miss
Edith Speedy delivered the welcoming
address, which was responded to by DR..
COX. Songs, music, etc., completed the
programme, after which refreshments
were served.
Los Angeles Lodge No. IL, o. D. H. s.,
gave its third anniversary ball last even
ing at Turner Hall, which was we'll filed
The committee in charge was as follows
Eugene Brenner, John Ink, E. G.. Mar
schultz, Fl. Muller, F. B. Krempel, A.
Fuhrberg and VIM. Schultz.
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The Sons OF st. George will give dra-
matte performance on Tuesday evening
at Good Templars' hall, 10S North Main
street, entitled lei en- Parle Franeais
This will have appropriate songs and
duets introduced at different parts, and
the entertainment will conclude with q
dance.
On Friday evening Mrs. John Wig.
more gave reception at her residence
on Washington street to her son, J. II.
Wigmore and his bride. Mr.. and Mrs..
Wigmore are spending their honeymoon
with his parents previous to their az
parture for Japan, where he has ac'
cepted professorship in fourishing
school.
Company A, of the Seventh Regiment,
N. G. c., will give its second annual hop
at their armory on Main street, on the
evening of October 9Th. Among the
many attractions will be an exhibition
drill of skirmish firing .: figure targets.
General E. P. johnson will present II.
@. Miles with q diamond medal for best
Workmanship of the First Brigade.
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Last evening the Oxford League gave
an entertainment at Social hall, Norwalk.
The programme consisted of musical and
literary exercises by Mrs. Trane Deering
Miss Effie Gilliepie, Miss Katie Walker,
Mart Elliot, James Patterson of Artesia,
Miss Brown aud sister, Miss Matte
CLARK, Pearlie Gleason of Los Angeles,
Fred Hazard of Santa Fe Springs, and 7.
A. Brown of Norwalk Refreshments
were served.
The handsome residence of G. A.
Clark, in the South End, was the scene
of a happy gathering on Wednesday
evening last. The place was brilliantly
lighted with Chinese lanterns, and the
grounds with their great variety of ses
we're beautiful. Mozart's string band
furnished music for dancing, which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all. During the
evening an elaborate supper was served.
The guests departed feeling that they
had enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex.
tent, and heartily thanked Mr.. and Mrs
Clark for their generous hospitality.
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An enjoyable concert was given or
Friday evening at the Memorial Baptist
church in York street. The following
programme was we'll rendered. Piano
solo, "Silver Spring." Miss Kate Rider
song, "Queen of the Night" Mrs. J. w
Mitchell; violin solo, "Lucretia Borgia,
Mr.. A. s. Smith; vocal trio, "The
Flower Greeting" Mrs. Mitchell
Miss Rider, Miss Kate Rider
guitar solo, Cavalier Quickstep,'
Mr.. G. S. nelano; violin, "a
"Old Folks at Home" (b) "Trau
merei," Mr.. A.. S. Smith; song, 9Th,
Better Land" Mrs. j. W. Mitchell
piano solo, Hungarian Rhapsodie, [" No
6, Miss Kate Rider.
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On Friday evening last the openin
party of the Chesterfield Club was givel
at the residence of Mr.. j. f. Cosby, Oh
Figueroa street. The large psrlors an,
hall were spread with canvas, on whicl
the merry party danced. The pro
gramme consisted of full-dress german
the figures of which we're: Ribbo
figure, cap figure, mirror figure, fowe
figure, rattle figure, ,sscarf figure, pledges
and ten dances beside. Among thos
present were Mesdames Lehman an
Robbins, Misses Carron, Perry, Vel
million, Tufts, Richardson, Culver, Fol
rester, Henderson, Stout, Morrison
Chancellor, Smith, Lee, Seamans; Messrs
Tufts, Workman, Sale, Chancellor, Wi
son, Steckel, Cosby, Busch, Baker, Fol
restor, Allen. Ball, Avery, Lehman an
Nordlinger.