Los Angeles herald., 1890-03-23

SOCIAL EVENTS.
A Lively Week, With Plenty
of Amusement.
Several Weddings Of Consider
able Importance.
The Turner's and Turn Schwestern
Give Entertainments.
Musical Events in Several Places-Recep-
tions Here and Elsewhere.
Numerous Parties.
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Miss Clara Carran gave progressive
euchre party ON Monday evening last.
The Cooking Club took an equestrian
trip through the country last Monday.
The Simpsonians met Friday evening
at the residence of Rev. A. c. Williams,
for their semi-monthly social.
The German Ladies Benevolent So
,iaty will piya an hi ihitiop of Diun foyp
at Turn Verein hall on April 7th.
The next meeting of the Outing Club
takes place at the residence OF Miss
Chanslor, No. l, 100 West Tenth street,
Thursday.
The marriage of Miss Lillian Bowers,
one of the teachers in the Sand-street
school, to John Norton secretary of the
Union League, will take place Wednes-
day evening.
On Thursday the wedding OF Miss
Ruth G. Barbour and Albert G. Judson
took place at Prospect park. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. II. c..
Bristol, in the presence of the relatives
and friends of both parties. The happy
couple left for San Francisco the same
day.
Miss Lily A. Buckingham gave a pro-
gressive euchre party Friday evening at
her home, No. 325 Union avenue. Will
Collins won the first prize and Miss
Tiny Clark the reward of consolation.
Among the guests were Misses May Ben
nett, Tiny Clark, Blanche Shaw, and
Will Collins, Charles Irwin, Will Mooney
and Frank M. Irwin.
On Monday evening of next week an
entertainment will be given at the First
Congregational church. Among those
who are assigned places on the pro-
gramme are Messrs. Nay, Lebo, Maybin
and Wallace, Mrs. Taggart, Prof. Arev-
alo, Prof. Parker, Mrs. Owens, Mr.. Nc
Quillen, Miss Berger, Signor Modini, H.
F. Hamilton, Mrs Nj. Perry Davis and
Miss Prewett.
On Thursday evening Angel City
Dancing Club gave a party at 6l2 South
Spring street. A large number OF in
vited guests were present, and the fol-
lowing committeeman aided in making
the affair a success G. f. Hutford, j.
T. Wilson, H. B. Beers, K. Rosinssen,
A. A. Peck, A. A. Cast, p. j. Richards,
.
Hunter, Jr, j. NJ. McClelland, G. F.
Prince, G. T. Hall, G. Green and W. G..
Krutz, Jr.
The Claiming Club announces three
dramatic and poetic recitals by Mrs.
Louise Humphrey-Smith to be given at
Unity church on Tuesday evening, April
1; Thursday evening, April 3, and Mon
day evening, April 7. Vocal selections
will be given by the Nomos Quartette-
Miss l.. Breed, Mrs. j. S. Owens, Mrs.
soloists will be Mrs. Mamie Perry-Davis
and Mrs. j. w. Hendricks.
Pomona Tennis Club.
The young people of the Pomona
Lawn-Tennis Club entertained their
friends at a party given in Company d
armory Friday evening. About fifty in
vitations had been issued. The hall was
prettily decorated with flowers and
bunting, and the floor made ready for
dancing. The early part OF the evening
was spent in a reception, and then brief
programme of dances followed
The Chesterfield Club.
The Chesterfield Club gave one OF it's
pleasant parties Friday evening in the
Assembly hall of the Hollenbeck. Among
those present were Miss Tufts, Miss
Stout, Miss Rawlings, Miss Chanslor,
Miss Henderson, Miss Dupuy, Miss Jor-
dan, Miss Kurtz, Miss Hanna, Miss Lena
Forester, Miss Carran, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bright, Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chalfant, Mr.. and Mrs. Chase, and
Messrs. hoffman, Forester, Hall, Cosby,
Steckel, Tufts, Hellman, Collins, Allen,
Nordinger, Off and Bush.
Acacia Chapter Reception.
The first public reception OF Acacia
Chapter No. 21, took place on Saturday
evening of last week at Masonic Temple.
After the entertainment, in which Mrs.
NJ. ]. Parker, Louise Scott, Cora Wise,