Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-12
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Quiet Week Among the
FashiOnables.
WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS.
Parties, Hops, Entertainments, Mu'
sicales, Concerts and Installa-
ti0ns of officers.


tions of Officers.
should be addressed Social Editor HERALD,
and forwarded before Friday night of eacl
week.l
On Thursday evening a concert wal
given by Prof. Berg and his pupils a
his studio, on Main street.
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A twelfth-night party was given at the
rectory of the San Gabriel church by
Dean Trew's family on Monday evening
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The Los Angeles Athletic Club vii
give ladies' night entertainment ir
the new rooms in the Stowell block, or
Friday evening next.
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The "Y's" and their friends to the
number of fifty or more, we're out in full
force to the candy pull last Tuesday
night, at the Norwood.
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Miss Gertrude Reeves gave pleasant
party on Wednesday evening, at her
residence, corner Estrella avenue and
Washington street. About fifty guests
were present.
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The Milk Maids will hold another con-
vention tomorrow evening at Illinois
hall. Several new features will be intro
duced and the orchestra will play the
Chaubunagungamaug march.
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Mrs. E. F. G. Klokke gave q coffee
party Friday afternoon at her residence,
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honor OF Mrs. j. s. Botsford, of Fuller
ton. who is the guest of Mrs. DR.. Clacius
on Figueroa street.
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On Wednesday DR.. J. S, Gibbs and
Adelia Hunt were united in marriage at
the Sierra Madre Sanitarium. The cere-
mony was performed in the presence of
the friends of the contracting parties.
DR.. Gibbs and his wife have located
in Los Angeles county permanently.
The Graduate class of the Chautauqua
Literary and Scientific Circle will hold
meeting on Monday evening, the 18th, at
the office of Mr.. Knott, Downey block.
The readings in the English History
course will be on the "Three Edwards"
In the Shakespeare course the play will
be Cymbeline.
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"A quiet wedding ceremony took place
Wednesday at noon at ST. Paul's church,
when Miss A. L. Richardson and Mr..
Harry Stevens, both of this city, were
united. The marriage was private, only
the immediate relatives of the happy
couple witnessing the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Stevens will go to housekeep-
ing on Flower street.
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The Pansy Society gave literary and
social entertainment Thursday evening
at the hall on Diamond street, near Bel
mont!avenue. A musical and literary pro.
gramme was given by L.. @. Wells, Presi.
dent of the society, Misses Lille Wood,
Mamie Graves, Tennie Clark, Bernice
Lee, Lille Buckingham and the Mando-
lin Club.
A birthday party was given in honor
of Mrs. D. Gridlev, at No. So South
Olive street, ON Wedne sday evening.
There we're present: Mr.. and Mrs. 9.
W. Hicks, Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Howry,
DR.. and Mrs. Wilder, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred M. Sterl-
ing, DR.. and Mrs. Med 0nald, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor, Mrs. Connor and Mr.. Grant.
The Pasadena Lawn Tennis Club held
its regular monthly tournament on
Thursday. Miss English won the prize
for ladies' singles. and Mr.. Barnes for
gentlemen. The officers of the club.ar :
President, G. F. Holder; Vice President,
Charles A. Scharff; Tress af. H. II.
Suesserott; Secretary, Miss Bradley !;
Executive Committee, A. Campbell
johnson, P. A. V. Van Doren, Q. A.
Barnes, H. s. Charming, II. 81. Sues
serott and Miss Bradley.
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The guests at the Bellevue Terrace
gave an impromptu musicale on Thurs
day evening. Among the guests present
were: Mrs. Harrison, of indianapolis
Mrs. H. Warner, of San Gabriel; Mes
danes Jewel, Page. Fish, Van Dusen.
Baker, Houghton, Douglass, Lyons
Jones, st. George. Willard, Perry and
Hall; Misses Brown. Houghton, Perry,
Dewey, Thompson, Frackner, Foy, Var
Dusen, the Misses Bryant, and Messrs
Houghton, Blake, Gilbert, Weatheranx
Brenner. Stevens, Bell. Fish, Pratt ant
others.
On the 31st instant masquerade bal
will be given by the Anaheim Baseball
Club, at the Music hall al that place
The affair promiges to be great success
The committees are as follows: Floo
Manager, Mr.. A. L. Lewis; Reception
Committee, Mr. Henry Kuchel, MI
Oscar R. Luedke, Mr.. J. L. Seeger, MI
Curtis Casey, Mr.. Charles Wommer, MI
Frank H. Fox, Mr.. William Norton; Ir
spector of Maskers, Mr.. Herman Dickel
Committee of Award. Mr.. Plez James
Mr.. s. 8. Federman, DR.. J. s. Gardiner
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A very pleasant entertainment wa
given in Illinois hall on Friday evening
by the Illinois Association. The forms
programme comprised piano solo b
Miss Belle Barr; cornet, piano and vic
lin trios by Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Wilso
and their little daughter Lena banjo 81
lections, by Mr.. T. Moore; piano an
harmonica duets, by Miss Annie and M
Fl, H. Toler; vocal selections, by Mis
Flora Gilbert, Mrs. Schnabel and M
w. H. King; elocution, by Mr.. B. !
Hunt and Miss Blanche Bradshaw; an
a petite vaudeville, "Stage Struck" b
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r, Pavilla.
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The Outing Club gave a dance at Kr
mer's hall last Wednesday night whie
was attended by about thirty couples
members of the club and their friend
NJ Mva