Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23

Levy, s. Levy, R. sullivan, 8. g. Mar
shutz, 8. Phillips, P. Zoble, |. Gotthelf,
L. Sherpser; Misses II. Kallman, Eva
Greenbaum, Jennie Greenbaum, M.
Landsbsrg, G. Norton, M. Gotthelf, Il.
Roth, Bertha Roth. M. Roth, Hattie
Wolfstein, Bertha E. Roth; Mr.. and
Mrs. M. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs. 8. Norton,
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Roth, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Surbach, Mr..
and Mrs. s. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. &.
Greenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Levy, Mrs.
Kallman, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. Goldstein,
| Mrs. Sherpser.
The letter carriers ball at Turn Verein
hall on Thursday evening was success
f1l affair, and the many present enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. Among those
present were: Henry Angel, Charles
Brouer, o. L. Robinson, W. H. Stuart,
Frank o. Myers, w. o. Shields, @. A..
Robb, ]. Farrell, E. lyman, @. Barnes, R.
Gill, Charles Hawthorne, T. Barrows, j..
WHITLEY, J. Woods, H. Beers, j. Ban
gerter, E. R. Thomas, D. Millsap, Fred
Brant, D. Valentine. w. F. Stuart, F.
Hickam, F. Richards, Z. w. Stuart, O..
3. Gale, FL. M. Arnold, Charles Hall,
Mr.. O'Laverty and accompanying ladies'.
The affair was in charge of the following
gentlemen: Executive committee-John
Bangerter, Jr., o. L. Robertson, Sol
Froman, E. E. Richards, w. H. Stuart,
Frank o. Myers. Reception committee
F. r. Brant, Frank o. Myers, E. R.
Thomas, Fl. B. Beers, E. W. Stuart,
George Barnes, e. Gale, R. o. Gill.
Floor committee-John Bangerter, Jr.,
floor manager; aids, J. FL. Whiteley, w.
A. Shields, g. T. Hall, w. F. Stuart.
The managers of the Illinois Associa.
ton furnished pleasing programme to
their members and friends on Friday
evening. The audience was one of the
largest and most enthusiastic that has
yet assembled in the hall. The enter
tainment began with an admirable in
strumental trio by the talented and pop.
ular Wilson family, and was followed by
a cornet solo by Mr.. Wilson. Little
Lena Wilson then gave violin solo that
was wonderful performance for one so
young. Little Grace Hersee rendered a
new recitation that pleased the audience
immensely. After the social Mrs. Gary
produced some Of the principal scenes
from Macbeth, appearing herself as
"Lady Macbeth" in q most acceptable
manner, and gave new evidence of her
versatile powers. She was ably assisted
by Misses Minnie Tarble, Blanche
Bradshaw, Susie Harrison, Grace Her
see and others. The last thing on the
programme was novelty in the form of
varied scenes ia shadow pantomime,
which pleased the large audience i'm
mensely, and sent everybody home in
the best of humOr.
Mr.. PlaZ. johnson was surprised last
Wednesday evening when 8 number of
his friends invaded his home, on Alpine
street near Yale, to remind him that he
had reached another "mile-stone" in
life's journey. The company took COM
plete possession of the house, and with
the assistance of host and hostess pro.
ceeded to enjoy themselves in converse
ton, vocal and instrumental music and
dancing. At IL o'clock dainty repast
was served by the hostess, and after an
other hour spent in dancing, the COM
pany dispersed, feeling that a very
pleasant evening had been spent. Fol-
lowing are the names of some of those
who were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Plaz.
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Brow, Mr.. and
Mrs. Huffman, Mr.. and Mrs. Dangerfield,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Johnson, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. Dannie Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. Kenayer Of Des
Moines, Ia, Mrs. Mary Johnson, Mrs.
Capps, Mrs. Dave Johnson of Banning,
Miss Lena MISC, Miss Mclean of Green
Meadow, Miss Shoults, Miss Ames, Miss
Kallock, Miss Park, Miss Mamie Law
son, Miss Hookstraton, Miss Lulu Misc,
Miss Gilman, Miss Estelle Lawson,
Miss Maudie Gray; Messrs. Miller, Joe
Park, Montgomery, Kallock, Faery,
Marry Park, Keene, Monahan, Shutey
and Master Johnny Johnson.
On Friday evening at Santa Ana
a pleasant masque ball was given, at
which the following were in costume /:
Miss Herbert, fairy; Mrs. Ward, gypsy
queen; Mics Effie Hard, cupid; Mics
Jessie Beard. old maid Mrs. McKsnney.
cards; Mrs. Preble, old lady; Clara Kat
zung and Clara Garnsey, twin babies
Mrs. Hunt, Red Riding Hood; Mas
Bell Burton, school girl; Miss Arbuckle,
Italian peasant; Miss Yost, fire; Mrs.
Dillon. Mother Hubbard; Miss Goldstein,
snow drift; Miss Congdon, queen Miss
Della White, pop corn; Mrs. Stapleton,
night; Miss May Kenny, shower oi
silver; Mrs. s. E. Huff, Mother Hub
bard Miss Morgan, Breton girl
Chss. Reed, page; L. Garnsey, jockey
S. H. TitcAenal, devil; @. s. Huff, VIVA
Muldoon; s. E. Huff, Peter jackson; F
Web, Tommy Warren; Walter st. John
Duke of Argyle; Will Edwards, clown
j. M. Smith, darkey dude; Max levin
Santa Ana guard; Dave Titchenal, Dor
Carlos; K. Watson, George Washington
G. 7. Barnett, softy Nit Phillips, big In
jun; Frank Carr, count; ]. w. Walls
{ king of cards; 1. T. Coleman, Indian: F
F Collins, comic devil F. Curtis, clown
w. A. Huff, humming bird; Sam Gold
! stein, green domino; Glenn Beard, sailor
Bert Harris, domino; James Brown
, clown; Charles Rowan, red domino
Mel Snyder, black domino; Will Your 6
, clown; F. A. Chamberlain, sailor; F. j
| Robinson, white cap; ]. r. Porter
! shenee; j. Yost, McGinty; Philip Har
D ris, Moses.
q The third regular entertainment at tn
: Los Angeles college occurred on Frida
: evening. The gathering Of the cloud
i. made the weather seem little dubious
: but the court was we'll filled with an Al
/. tentive audience. The following Pre-
}. gramme was pleasantly rendered
Danse's Characteristique, piano MOI
kowsky; q. Pumaniska (Russianl;
q Tandlor (GarpoanN. n Varhunka (HuI