Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-12

posed of piano solos, duets, songs. recita
tions, violin solos, and q lecture ,by
Prof. Willhartitz. He has chosen "A
Musician from the Cradle to the Grave
for his subject. He being musician o.
mature age, his experience will go
great ways to make his lecture an inter
esting one. This being regular school
exhibition, no admission is charged.
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A birthday party was given to Mr.. W.
7. Pugh on North Pearl street on Mon
day night. The following were among
those present: Misses Lizzie Watts and
Jennie Williams, San Francisco; Misses
Dassah Thomas, Linnie Morgan, s. f.
hughes, May Hughes, Annie Hughes,
kltty Hughes, Frances Hughes, Bessie
Jones, Edith Holden, Clara Chaffin,
Mary Hayes, Maggie Pugh, Mrs. J.
Pugh, Mrs. D. Jones. Messrs. r,
Llewellyn, ]. Llewelyn, s. Evans, ]. 81.
Humphreys, b. A. Clemans, a. L. Haw'
Icy, ~. w. Pugh, William Hughes, w.
.. Williams. d. Jones, T. w. Pugh, r.
Pugh, J, M. Davies and Mark Wartson.
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The newly elected officers of Arbor
Vitae Rebecca Degree Lodge, No. s3,
l.O.O.F., were installed on Tuesday
evening by Dora Fyke, D.D.G.M. The
officers were Mary Howard, N. G.. /;
Anna Fitzpatrick, V. g.; Elite K. Lou.
der. r. s.; Dora Fisher, P. g.. Theresa
Burkhart, Treasurer; Ettie Barney, Con
ductor; Lottie Bssley, Warden; Eliza
beth Ruder, R SING; Fannie Adams,
l. SING; Lizzie Dewey, R.S.V.G. /;
Louisa Farrell, L.S.V.G.; L. Bratt, 1.
g.; Minnie Pabl, o. g.; Gus. Smith,
L. j.; Llewsllyn and Lottie Basley,
Trustees. The ceremonies were very
interesting and the large number pres
ent thoroughly enjoyed the evening.
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On New Years Eve Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Huntley, of Edgemont, celebrated the
tenth anniversary If their wedding.
About fifty invited guests were present,
and the closing hours of 1889 were very
enjoyably spent. Following is list of
those present: Mr.. and Mrs. E. L..
Huntley, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Huntley, Mrs.
F. Smith, Miss Shultz, Miss Fry, Mr..
and Mrs. w. Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. A..
Gregory, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Skinner, Mr..
and Mrs. Warn, R. K. Westcott, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gerow, Judge Taggart, E. Barber
and sister, Mrs. T. Warren, Mr.. and
Mrs. Westcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Payne,
Mrs. Lamb and Miss Watson, Miss L.
Cash, NJ. and Mrs. E. Cash, Miss Her.
sey. Mrs. Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. Beard,
Mrs. M. Huntley, Mics A. Fry, Mrs. L.
H. Dunham, Mrs. G. H. Durham.
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A party was given last Thursday even
ing by Mr.. and Mrs. D. Desmond, at
their residence, $40 South Hill street, in
the interest of the Catholic Ladies' Aid
Society. The floral decorations were
artistically arranged, and the floors were
canvased. Vocal selections were given
by Sig. Modini, Miss Reeves and Mr.
Sullivan, and progressive euchre and
progressive angling and fortune telling
were among the list of amusements.
Those present we're: Misses Lawton,
Wilson, Reeves, McGraff, the Misses
Sabichi, the Misses Phillipson, Linden
feldt, McElroy, Matfeld. Devine,
Maloney, Marie and Alice Mullins, the
Misses Desmond, and Messrs. W. A.
Ryan. 81. Q. Limbrock, F. w. Sabichi,
Schultz, Sykes, Weisendanger, Linden
feldt, Stamm, Sullivan, Dockweiler, @.
Desmond, D. Desmond, V. Ponet, J.
Keneally, Sig. Modini and many others.
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The literary soci cites of the Los An
geles Business College, will give an en-.
tertainment on Thursday evening, in
McDonald's hall. The following pro.
gramme will be rendered:
Opening address, the Vice-Principal;
p5ifs1saas soio psao Mfissa rBBssn H essay, sSnM M
G. G. Edwards; song, Miss M. Kantrc-
wiz; select reading, Mr.. l.. j. Roth
recitation, Miss Pearl Gleason; ziteq
solo, Mr.. @. Gollmer; dance, Irish
Washerwoman," Miss J. Joseph; re-
citation, Miss E. Solomon; duet. piano,
Misses Sutter and Russell; recitation,
Miss Fl. Andrews; debate, "Resolved,
That the Suffrage Should Be Extended
to Women" afirmative-Miss Holden,
Mr.. M. Carlson, negative-M L. Girls
void, Mr.. F. w. Allender; duet. guitar
and banjo, Misses L. and M. Loomis
recitation, Miss M. Hughes; duet,
Messrs. Sullivan and Mackey; song,
Miss Kennedy; defamation Mr.. F. W.
Allender; solo, banjo, Miss P Gleason
duet, piano, Misses Sutter and Russell.
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The second of the As Assembly hops WAS
given at the Turn Verein hall on Friday
evening. Among those present were
Miss Annie Smith, Miss X. Olden, Miss
Hurd, Miss Lacy, Miss Childs, Mrs.
Olden, Mrs. 81. w. Vail. Mrs. R. J..
Northam, Mrs. Macneil, Mrs. Sever
ance, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Schmidt. Mrs.
Slauson, Mrs. D. Mcfarland, Mrs. E..
Platter, Mesdames Leck, Fleishman, Vos-
burg, J. f. Ellis, J. Ford, w. P. Gard
ner, /. 0 Smith, Northam, 7. Creighton,
Utley, Hobbs. Wills, Damerin. Board.
man, @. j. Ellis, Bonsall, O'Melveney,
Workman, Solano, Gorham, 7. J. Jones ;
Misses Waddilove, Van Dyke, Gorham
Mollie Adelia Brown, Wills, Stevens,
Gle minson, Bradbury, the Misses Dor
sey, Mullins, Merrill, Elderkin, O'Mel-
veney and Prior; Messrs. Mott, Austin,
Chadwick, Fleishman, Fleming, Dorsey,
Solano, Jones, Lieut.. Grierson, Paris,
Caswell, LIE Grand Belts. Pickler, Cole
man, Fork, Judge Van Dyke, D. A. Mac
neil, Schumacher, Montgomery, McFar'
land, Count Won Schmidt, II. W. Vail
H. w. Latham, @. E. Mackey, Graft, l
o. Smith, Gardner, Baldwin, Wiltshire
Creighton, Capt. Bailey, searles, Win
ston, B. Workman, DIR. Wills. W; +
Jones, r. II. Lacy, Bonsall, OMelve
ney, Long, Coleman, Thomas, Adams
Hoyle, Wyman, ]. s. Slauson. Jam'
Slauson, @. E. Vogelsang and DIR. Ham
ilton.
The public installation of the officer