Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-23

THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Lent Lessons the List OF
Festivities.
MARRIAGES AND RECEPTIONS,
Surprise Parties. Musicales, Concerts,
Entertainments and Other Inter-
esting Events.
iAll communications for this Department
should be addressed Social EDITOR HEkALp,,
and forwarded before Friday night OF eacn
week.
The Angel City Dancing Club will give
a reception Tuesday evening, at No. 6l2
Spring street.
The Cooking Club will meet again on
March 18th, at Mrs. Blanche Bone
brakes residence.
Frank Bartlett g. A. r. and w. r. @.
posts will give social ball on Tuesday
evening, at No. 25 North Main street.
Mrs. @. 2. Lewis gave peanut party
to large number of young people last
Tuesday evening at No. "a East Fourth
street.
The Frank Bartlett G. A. R. and W.
r. G. will give social on next Tuesday
evening, at g. A. r. hall, No. 25 North
Main street.
Miss Eva Hickam entertained few
friends last evening to taffy pull at her
home, No. 32 Rose street. 1t was a
birthday celebration.
The annual social of the Young Peo-
ple's Society of Christian Endeavor was
given Saturday evening in the parlors of
the First Congregational church.
Abbie E. johnson, president of Stan
ton Relief Corps, entertained the men,
bers of the executive committee at the
Emmanuel church dinner last Wednes.
day.
On Tuesday evening Miss E. s. Good
win gave a party to her class of the
Hanna L. A. College at her rooms on
West Second street. The guests were
Mrs. Frank Ward, Mrs. Cochran, Mrs.
Hogan, Mrs. Akey, Mrs. SERVER, Misses
Edna Davis, Kate Curry, Fannie Coul-
ter, Gertrude Finney, Emma King,
Tyler, Johnston, Slaughter, Hawkins,
Abascal, Oldridge, Webb, Hess, Hasse,
Cora King. Pearley, Kate Finney.
Miss Marie Cobb, assisted by Miss
Jennie Winston, gave pleasant musi-
Gale in her rooms, on the corner of Sec
ond and Broadway, last Thursday.
Among those present were: Judge and
Mrs. s. @. Hubbell, Judge and Mrs.
Widney, Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild, GEN
eral Grierson, @. M. Whitmer, Miss
Whitmer, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. j. A. Hen.
derson, Miss Henderson, DIR. and Mrs.
Graves, Mr.. and Mrs. Jevne and Mrs.
Fletcher.
Illinois hall was we'll filled last even
ing when concert was given in celebra-
ton of Washington's birthday. The fol-
lowing programme was excellently rem
dered; Duet, guitar and banjo. Mrs. M.
V. and Miss Mabel Astbury vocal solo,
Mrs. w. E. Beeson recitation, Miss Mil
lie Tarble; cornet solo, Mr.. Foxley (;
soprano solo, Miss Edna Davis; recita-
ticn. Mrs. G. A. Cary alto solo. Mrs. J..
"a. Book; duet, guitar and banjo, Mrs.
M. V. and Miss Mabel Astbury vocal
duet, Mrs. Beeson and Mrs. Book. Mr..
Brenner and Mrs. Ogilvie. accompanies.
The following was the programme at
the entertainment and social given by
Good Will Lodge, No. 313, l. o. G. T..
last evening, February %, at the A. o..
u. w. hall, No. 213 South Main street, OPP
posite the cathedral: Instrumental solo,
Miss Carrie Wagner; recitation, Miss
Maude Seaver; vocal solo, Mrs. John
Rice; violin and piano duet, Robert
Grayson and Miss Lille Grayson vocal
duet, Mrs. D. E. Stephens and daughter ;
recitation, Mr.. Eugene Kohler; instru-
mental duet, Misses Mamie and Zoa
Loomis. To conclude with the laugha-
BILE farce, A Regular FiG. Refreshments
were served after the programme had
been concluded.
One of the most enjoyable surprises OF
the season was that rendered to George
V. Horr, the handsome cashier of the
Bank of Anaheim, on the occasion o1
his thirty-first birthday, at his residence
on Lemon street on Tuesday evening.
The party was skillfully arranged by
Mrs. Horr, and was genuine surprise to
her husband. Each guest was presented
with handsome souvenir card, in carl
cature, the hits being appropriate in al
cases and provocative of much merr,
badinage. It was getting along into th'
wee sma' hours when the party of happy
bachelors arose from the table, all en-
thusiastic in praise of Mrs. Horr's gen
eralship in arranging such delightful
affair and carrying it out 30 cspitally.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Dunnigan entertained number G
friends at their residence on Philadel
phia street. Dancing was intersperse
with fine musical programme, rendere
by Mrs. DR.. Kannon, who sang Scotc
ballad, Miss Mansfield, who gave plan
solo, and Miss McCarty, who recited
humorous recitation. Master Robbi
Burns gave an exhibition OF severe
fancy dances, the Sailors Hornpipe, an
others, and Miss Nash also gave pian