Los Angeles herald., 1890-04-20

THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Record of Events During the
Past Week.
A Number of Affairs in Various
Places.
Marriages, Receptions, Parties and
Entertainments.
Dances, Socials, Concerts, Musicales, Sur
prise Parties, Birthday Celebrations
and Other Gatherings.
The Maids of Already gave full dress
hop Wednesday evening at Kramer's
hall.
The Oxymel Club will have booth at
the flower festival, which opens on Tues
day next.
On Friday evening Bon Bon ball will
be given by Invincible Parlor No "a, n.
S. G. W., at Anaheim.
A hop will be given by the United
Order of American Mechanics on Thurs
day evening, May 1st, at Rivera hall.
The ladies of the Ascension Guild of
Boyle Heights held bazar Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings at Hendricks
hall.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the German
church, corner Second and st. Julian
streets, gave concert Friday evening
for the benefit of the church.
The Young Ladies' Social Guild of St.
Paul's church made quite success of
their entertainments, which were for the
purpose of endowing free bed at the
hospital.
A musical recital will be given on
Tuesday evening by the faculty and pu-
pills of st. Hilda's hall, Glendale. A
train will leave Downey avenue at 7:15
p. M, and return after the recital.
On Friday evening a musical recital
was given at Bethany Presbyterian
church, Angelefio Heights, by Mrs. F. J.
Thayer and Miss Maud Aver assisted by
Walter McQuillen and Mrs. J. G.. |
Ogilvie.
The engagement is announced OF Miss
Lois E. Veazie, of Los Angeles, daugh- |
Harry r. Travis, of New York, the son
ex-Mayor Ambrose G. Kingsland, of New
society bellies of Los Angeles, and she !
will have the congratulations of host |
of friends on the occasion of the happy
event vf her marriage
The Halcyon Club.
The Halcyon Club met last Tuesday
evening with Mr.. Pease, 19 South Hill
street. A short literary programme was
rendered, and the remainder of the
evening was devoted to dancing. The
club will hold its next meeting at the
residence of Mr.. Baker, No. 426 North
Broadway.
The Steele Reception,
On Thursday evening Miss Lou Steele
entertained few of her friends at her
residence on CASTELAR, street. Among
those present were: Mr.. Reed, of Bos-
ton; Frank Irving, of Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. James Irving, Miss Mary Pierson,
Misses Ida and Virginia Miller, Miss
Bocca, Miss Slack and Mr.. Rhodes.
The Mackenzie Surprise.
On Wednesday evening James S.
Mackenzie was surprised at his residence
in Vernon by his friends, the occasion
being his ffty-ffth birthday. Among
those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Con-
radi and daughter, Mrs. Mamie Catch
ing and daughter, Mrs. ]. A. Pirtle, Mrs.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Askey, Mrs.
Adams, and Mr. Pirtle.
Dramatic Entertainment.
A dramatic entertainment was to have
been given by the students of st. Vim
cents College, Monday, April 2lst, for the
pcheilI vi luc PooI, anu Ille tlCketS were
accordingly issued for that date. By
some mistake the opera house could not
be had on that evening, hence the enter
tainment has been postponed to Sunday,
April 9th, as the only day on which it
can take place. The tickets for April
2lst will be good for Sunday, April 9th.
Lutheran Reception,
A reception was given Tuesday even
ing at the First English Lutheran church
by the Ladies' Aid Society. An inter-
esting literary and musical programme
was given, and brief addresses were
made by Rev. O. G. Miller, of San Fran
cisco; Rev. DIR. M. Rhodes, of st. Louis;
Rev. DIR. Williams, OF the Simpson tab
ernacle; DIR. Barnett, of San Francisco;
U j Nacs,aea,. Of Sa,a Diocro aIad