Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-16
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Busy Week all ever the
City.
WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONS.
Germans, Ausicales, Entertainments
SOcials, Dances, Anniversaries
and other Events.

All communications for this Department
should be addressed "Social Editor HERALD,
and forwarded before Friday night OF eact
week.l
Mrs. Robert E. McGregor will be a
home to her friends on Wednesdays, a
3l7 Downey avenue, East Los Angeles.
The Cooking Club will give their mex
luncheon on Thursday, February Goth, al
the residence of Miss Tufts on Crane
avenue.
Belmont Lodge, A. o. U. W., gave
their second social hop Friday night in
the Rogers House, corner of Temple
street and Union avenue.
Orange Grove Lodge No. 81, Brother
hood of Locomotive Firemen, will give
social dance tomorrow evening at the
corner of Leroy and New Main streets.
The great Turn Verein masquerade
ball will take place next Saturday even
ing at Turn Verein hall. This will be
one of the greatest events of the season.
The ladies of John A. Logan Relief
Corps are preparing to give a "Hard
Times" party in the near future. The
principal feature of the entertainment,
aside from the costumes, will be dane
ing.
On Friday evening a Washington g
birthday ball will be given by Downey
Council No. 2, o. U. A. M, at Rivera
town hall. Those in charge are Osburn
Burke, Lewis Downing, Eli Taylor,
William Reynolds and Oliver Reynolds.
The Misses Smith entertained the
Halcyon Club last Tuesday evening at
their home, No. 145 South Grand avenue.
Music, games and dancing and the
rendering of an interesting programme
served to pass the evening in most de.
lightful manner.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be given at the Boyle Heights M. E.
church on Wednesday evening by the
Ladies' Literary Association. Among
those who will take part are s. G. Ward,
Miss Lylora Hall, Miss Josephine Will
liams, Chas. A. Vogelsang, Miss Cora
Foy, Miss Burnett, Mr.. Niles and II.
Mabin.
The Chesterfield Club gave an elegant
reception to the memb bers of the Cooking
Club Wednesday evening at the Hotel
Lincoln. Among those present we're:
Miss Carran, Miss Morrison, Miss Hanna,
Miss Culver. Miss Henderson, Miss
Newell, T. L. Forester, Walter Cosby,
G. 8. Hall, E. B. Tufts, and Louis
Nordlinger.
The Los Angeles Letter Carriers AS
sociation's second annual ball will take
place next Thursday evening, February
Goth, at Turn Verein hall. The hall
will be handsomely decorated with flow
ers, evergreens, etc., and the music will
be the best in the city. If special prepa-
rations now being made are criterion,
the ball promises to be an unqualified
success.
The entertainment given by Wood
bury's college lyceum, at the hall of
Woodbury's business college, Friday
evening, wss most enjoyable. The pro.
gramme contained the following features
Piano duet, the Young sisters; recitstion
by Prof. @. 9. Parker, of the Los Angeles
school of oratory; guitar and harmonica,
Mr.. Newton; piano solo, Miss Barra-
clough; reading of college journal, by
Miss Woollacott and Mr.. Fawkes; hu-
morous debate, by Prof. E. R. Shrader
and Prof. F. w. Kelsey; baritone solo,
1.-THE Fog Bell" by Harry Maybin; rec
itations by Miss Kingsley and MIR. E. De-
Garmo.
The young folks of the Christian
church gave Japanese tea on Friday
evening. which was we'll attended. Re-
freshments were served from Japanese
ware by young ladies and gentlemen
dressed in the costumes OF the Flowery
Kingdom, and the whole idea was most
happily carried out. The affair was un-
der the management OF Mrs. Anderson,
assisted by the following young people in
costume: Misses Anderson, Coulter,
Standifer, Farris, Moore, Rayburn,
Thompson and Messrs. George Ander-
son, S. Coulter, L. Anderson, Moore and
Thurston.
The entertainment in Union hall, cor
ner of Grand avenue and Seventeenth
street, ON Thursday evening, was largely
attended. 1t was given by the First
Christian Mission. Those rendering the
musical part, instrumental and vocal,
we're: The choir and Mrs. Wiseman,
Miss Bertha Penning, Miss Morris, Mics
Carrie Wagner, Mr.. Kenna. MIR. Koehler,
Mr.. Biddison and Mr.. Mcknight. Those
taking part in the recitations and dialogue
were: Misses Gertie Mcintosh, Clara
and Bertha Owens, Standefers, Oracle
Banter, Hattie Andrews, Mrs. Freeman,
Mrs. jackson, Messrs. Mccartney, AL
lender, Lichtenthaler and Master Arthur
Bell.
The Cotillion Club gave ball on Fri.
day evening at Turn Verein hall. Among
those present we're Mrs. J. Cook, Mrs.
Gardner, Mrs. Creighton, Miss Carson,
Mrs. j. X. Lawrence, Miss Mildred
Howell, Miss Annie Smith, Mrs. Nc
Laughlin, Miss Dunn, Miss Mullens,
Miss Merrill, Miss Embody. Miss
Elphard, Miss Northam, Miss Hough-
ton, Mrs. Gorham, Mrs. Briggs, Miss
Bradbury, Miss Adele Stoneman, Miss
Stoneman, Miss Emma Childs, Miss L.
Briggs, Miss Carrie Childs, Mrs. G. j.
Ellis, Mrs. Stoneman, General Stone
man, C.iJ J. Ellis, Chas. F. Sloane, J.
Cook, DIR. Dorsey, N. D. Colman, T. J.
Harmon, B. s. Stoneman, DR.. Aims
worth, DIR. MacGowan, Mr.. Graft, F. K.
Smith, Mr.. Chadwick, DIR. Stewart, j.
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