Los Angeles herald., 1890-05-11

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THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Busy Week in All All the
Local Circles.
The Ellis Club Closes Its Second
Season.
A Number of Society Entertainments
and Gatherings.
Marriages, Receptions, Musicales, Dances,
Parties, Hops, Lunch Parties
and Other Events.
Miss E. A. Kirkpatrick entertained a
few friends to card party on Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. C. P. Lewis entertained about a
hundred young people Friday. evening at
125 East Fourth street.
The new literary society recently or
ganized in the southeastern part of the
city gave its first entertainment on
Thursday evening.
The concert given last Tuesday even
ing by Miss L. Marchetti, Prof. A. G..
Gardner and L. Won Hole at Illinois
hall was well attended, and the pro-
gramme was excellently rendered.
Los Angeles lodge, No. 55 A. o. U. W.,
will give social in their hall at 213
South Main street on Wednesday even
ing, May 14th. All members and
friends OF the order cordially invited.
Next Wednesday morning at St.
Joseph's church, Indianapolis, Miss Isa-
bella Cecilia Schumacher will be mar
ried to Paul Bainbridge Hay. Mr.. Hay
has been resident of Southern Califor-
mia for several years and is well known
here. The happy couple will reside at
MADEIRA.
A Shell Lunch.
Mrs. Belle Jewett gave a shell lunch
at her residence in Lamanda, on Mon
day. The lunch was served on platform
in an oak tree ,and was most enjoyable
affair. Those present were: Miss VOL
ters, of East Los Angeles; Miss Boyce
and Mrs. Devereaux, of Cleveland; Miss
Bullins, of Omaha; Miss Wells, OF De-
troit; Mrs. Masters, of Pasadena; Miss
Heney, of San Francisco; Miss Lowe, OF
Pasadena.
Presbyterian Social.
A social was given on Wednesday
evening at the residence of w. w. Stock
we'll, East Los Angeles, at which the
following programme was pleasingly
rendered: Piano solo, Miss Lora Vickrey
song, ''Twickenham Ferry" Mrs
Wright; duet, Miss Boal and Mr.. f
Strahorn; reading, "The Canal Boat,
Gilbert Wright; recitation, little Jennie
Balfour, years old; song, 81 Fear n,
Foe" Mr.. Sumner reading, "Si
Castles" Mr.. White; piano solo, Mis-
Irvine.
Surprise Party.
A surprise party was rendered to
w. Pierce, on Thursday evening, at tn
residence of his parents. Among thos
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. w. II
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. George Russell
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Lang, Mr.. ard Mrs
H. A.. Pierce, Mrs. Charles Bosworth
Mrs. G. Petry, Mrs. Willis Martin
Messrs. Ed. Lang, Maurice Shaw, Lawn
Shaw, Perry Russell, James w. Pierce
Morris Pierce, Misses Nellie Pierce
Hattie Martin, Pearl Bosworth.
An Outing.
A party of teachers and students o
the Los Angeles college returned from al
enjoyable trip to Catalina on Sunda,
last Those in the party were: Mrs
Carrie Howell, Mrs. Martha Beemis
Miss H. A. Guither, f. Ives, B. Epler
A. M. Broadwell, NJ. M. Hamilton, L. A
Carver, S. X. Innis, Margaret Clark, Z
A. Kirkpatrick, Mabel Broadwell, Grac
Ferris, Birdie Clark, H. M. Boyn
ton, Messrs. H. d. Edwards, G. w
Murphy, C. H. Wedgwood and DR.. l. E
Hamilton.
The Howes Party.
On Tuesday evening the Misses Howe
entertained number of friends at
progressive cinch and lotto party. Firs
prizes were won by Miss Rawlings an
DIR. Hit, and Mr.. Lindley and Miss Ly
man received the consolation rewards
Those present were Misses Maud Boyn
ton, Daisy Austin, Alice Whitney, Edit
Hit, the Misses Newton, Rawlings
Mosey, Chanslor, and Messrs. Cosby
Collins, Williams, Cochran, Sinsabaugh
Little, Vickery, Lyman, Lindley, Ocken
paugh and DR.. Hit.
Maids of Already.
Last Monday evening the Maids o
Already went to the Hotel San Gabrie
for hop, driving from Los Angeles il
carriages. A very pleasant evening wa
spent bV the following: Misses FitZper