Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-16

sociai conversS. Ine nappy couple left
on the 10: 40 D. m. train for San Fran
cisco, where they will in future reside.
Both parties are we'll and favorablv
known in this city, where they have re-
sided for number of years. The groom
has been engaged in the boot and shoe
business in this city and in San Bernar.
dino, where he also has hosts of friends.
who will wish him joy and happiness in
his matrimonial alliance. The bride is
a charming lady, we'll liked by all who
know her, and we'll fitted to grace any
circle or position she may be called upon
to occupy. They take with them to their
new home the best wishes for their hap
piness and prosperity of all who know
them.
Caledonian hall was never so crowded
as it was last Wednesday evening, the
occasion being an original negro farce by
the members of the Young Mems Literary
Society. The society is fast coming to
the front as one of the best entertainers
in the city. The first part of the pro-
grsmme was as follows: Speech, "Prog-
ress of the Society,"" R. D. Morris; essay,
"Talk." A. w. P Kinney; society paper,
The Young Mems Literary Journal, VIM.
P. Jeffries; lecture, "Artemus Ward' q
Mormon Lecture" A. Newman. After a
few minutes intermission the original
negro farce, entitled, Prof. Hoodoo's
| Musical Wonders, was given. Mr.. Eugene
F Konler, as "Prof. Hoodoo," was ex-
| ceedingly good. Mr.. Ben r.
Lanping, as "Smiley McGinty," the
Professors servant, was the star
of the evening, and his acrobstic fests
astonished the audience. Fred Kits,
as "Paganini Blackington," was a great
success. Mr.. Charles F. Johnson, as
Beethoven Jimpson," took the audience
by storm. "Mozsrt Jackson" was rep.
resented by Mr.. William L. Slaughter.
! The executive staff, Eugene F. Kohler,
musical director; Charles P. kits, busi-
! ness manager: Charles F. Johnson,
i stage manager, deserve great credit for
the success of the affair.
| On Tuesday evening the ladies of John
A. Logan Relief Corps gave pleasant
entertainment, at which the following
were present: Department President
Geraldine E. Frisbie, Department In
spector P. Stanton Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. F. Kirkbride, DR.. Wilder and
wife, ]. Lee Burton, vile and daughter,
Ralph E. Hoyt, J. M. Johnston and
wife, Mrs. Alice A. Fitch, ]. K. Denny
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Bradford,
Mrs. Nettie Difini, Miss Hattie Gordon,
Mrs. Nellie Gleason, Mrs. Wise, Miss
Rose Martin, Mrs. D. Gridley, Mrs. Rcs-
sell and son, Luella A. Duncan, Mrs.
McAllister and daughter, Mrs. B. G.
Weir, Miss Nita Botch, Mrs. L. M Sell
lick, Mrs frankie Marion, Mrs. G. Shin
ner, Miss Ruby Loomis, Mrs. Mcdonnell,
Martha P Brunson, Miss Valentine Wei
Ter, Miss Pearl Strauber, Pesrlie Glea-
son, Mrs. L. E. Stanton, Miss Mary
Id Crawford, Stella Wilbour, Mrs. f.
H. Loomison, Miss E. Greenwood,
Mrs. G. H. Brown, Mrs. Weed,
Mrs. Parker, Mics Annie Jonson, Mrs.
Gonener, Mrs. E. Woods, Miss E..
Fisher, Miss H. Johnson, Mrs. Dinnitt.
Mrs. Psulin, Miss Hattie Craig, Miss
Kate Ross, Miss Lottie Kinney, Mics E.
Bats, Mary Grew, Miss NJ. L. Crawl ford,
Miss Dora Meekle, Messrs w. B.
Schreier d. R. Rossel, Thomas Wolf, A.
b. Ekman, A. Carter, p Serps. Sidney
Holland, G. A Shepard, N G Bartlett,
A Hartranf,, E. Fisher, H. Jonson, g.
Young, L. E Stanton, P. E. Stanton, M.
Dlnnett, Mr.. Paulin, Mr.. McAllister, E.
E. Meilette, M FL. Henderson, E. Elser,
F. U. Elsor, Henry Elsor, F. L. Goner,
Edwin Woods, G. Brodley, 7. r. Bruce,
J. M. Taylor, w. W. Potter, G. f. Hill,
R. l.. Johnson, G. K. Gray, Mia Fisher,
Mr. Young, w. Fl. Rorich, w. A. Bloser,
NJ JonsoB, M. Breekel, FL. L. Binford,
J. Cough, j. B. Edgar, FL Lindser, L, P.
Collett, L. w. Sraube, Willard john
ston, L. P. Collett, ]. Holland, Oliver
Souder, Louis Straube, o. A. Clark,
| Willie Straube, Joey Gleason.