Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-03
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Record of the Events for
a Week.
MARRIAGES AND RECEPTIONS.
Surprise Parties, Dances, Entertain
ments, Musicales, Concerts
and Other Affairs.

All communications for this Department
and forwarded before Friday night OF each
week.
Miss Blanch Williams gave whist
party on Tuesday evening, at her resi-
dence on Ellis avenue.
Mrs. Ed. Hooker entertained hei
friends to q card party, Tuesday even
ing, at her home on the East Side.
The ladies of John A. Logan W. R. G
will give Hard Times Party" or
Tuesday evening of next week.
On Monday night last the German
Conser vatory of Music had another mu
sical reception. Two and four hand se
lections were played by Prof. Colbere
and his pupils. Mrs. Stoll sang several
numbers.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the First
Baptist church, gave q colonial tea on
Friday evening. The numbers on well
selected programme were rendered by
Mrs. Mamie Catching, Daniel Read and
Lovins B. Read, Mrs. DR.. Parker, Mr..
Lowe and DIR. Kicker.
A birthday party was given by Miss
Mary Hayes to number of her friends
on Wednesday at her residence on Vic
tor Heights. She was the recipient of q
number of beautiful presents. Games
were played until late hour, when re-
eavuoH onH fha rry u
broke up wishing her many happy re-
turns of the day.
On Tuesday afternoon last Miss Kath
arine j. Bloss aud Frank P. Flint were
married at the Presbyterian church in
East Los Angeles. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. R. Mayne Irvine. A
large number of the friends of both par.
ties were present and wished them con.
tinusd happiness through life. The
bride will receive her friends Wednes
days at her residence, No. 525 Hawkins
street.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank A. Pattee
son of Rev. @. R. Pattee, DID,, and Miss
Fannie NJ. Schuell took place Tuesday a,
the residence of the BRIDES parents, 22E
North Bunker Hill avenue. The cere
mony was performed by DR.. Pattee, and
none but the immediate relatives of the
bride and groom were present. The
newly married couple have gone to San
Francisco.
The 0. 0. Club gave a whist party at
the residence of DIR. Davidson on Ange-
leflo Heights on Tuesday last MIR. NJ
G. Kerron and Miss Peaee carried off the
honors, while Mr.. Spencer Millard and
Mrs. j. B. Millard captured the BOBBY
prize. Among those present we're: Mr..
and Mrs. D. Innis, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B
Millard, MIR. and Mrs. Spencer Millard
Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Davidson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Stilson, Mr. Mclean, G
H. Wedgwood, G. Fl. Hall, Messrs. Nc
Kerron, father and son, and Misses S.
K. Innis and Hattie o. Pease.
The wedding of Miss Helen M. Dods-
worth, and Phillip M. Gallagher, of Bill
lings, Montana, took place at the resi-
dence of the BRIDES parents on the Cor
ner of Sixth and Main streets
on Wednesday evening. Rev. r
8. Cantine performed the ceremony in
the presence of large number of in
vited guests. The bridesmaids were
Miss Anna Luther, Miss Sada johnson,
Miss Lulu Campbsll, Miss Grace Stew-
art, Miss Ella Hewitt and Miss Lits
Maxwell. The bride and groom took a
trip to Coronado, and will 90 east shortly
Illinois hall was crowded Friday even
ing with very appreciative audience,
and the programme rendered by the as
sociation was one of the best ever given
by the society. The programme in
cluded music by Prof. Elser's orchestra
Miss Eloise Lemon, Mrs. Valentine, Mrs.
Mathews, Mrs. Hayward, Mrs. Shoe.
maker, Miss Nettie Harwood, little
Matte Bamre and Mrs. Wiseman. Several
excellent songs were sung by a male
quartette composed of Edward Schultz
Charles Carr, Gus Thiele and Francis
Chipron. Mrs. Ide accompanied on the
piano After the social came an exhibi
ton of Mrs. c. A. Cary's "Art Gallery
q novelty in these entertainments.
One of the most enjoyable eurprist
parties of the season was that rendered
to Mr.. VIM. Cham berlain on the occa
sion of his fifty-third birthday, at hi
residence on East Pico street on FRIDAY
evening. The party was ekillfully ar
ranged by Mrs. Cham berlain, and was
genuine surprise to her husband. Those
present were Mr.. H. G. Jackson, Mrs
81 G. Jackson, Mr.. r. G. Beekman, Miss
Elva Staudifer, Miss Kate Standifer, Mr
E. T. Hartewell, Mrs. E. T. Hartewell
Mrs. BANTER, Miss Ada BANTER, Mis-
GrQca Rainfar Mr. NJ ToiOhtoph n ~ NJ, q =
Miss Carrie Wagner, Mr.. E. Kohler, Mr.
r. d. Morris, Mr.. F. r. Titzmier, Mr.
Boyle. Miss Bo, lie, Miss Bertha Owen
Miss Clara Owen.
The musical and literary entertainment
given during the week at the Boyle
Heights M. E. church by the Library
Association was very successful affair
The programme was as follows: Piano
solo (selected), Mr.. G. S. Ward song
(selected), Miss Sylvia Hall; "Casket
Scene" Merchant of Venice" Mics
Williams and Mr.. Vogelsang; vocal solo,
"Couldst Thou But Know" Mr.. Niles
recitation (selected), Miss Cora Foy
vocal duet, "See the Pale Moon," Miss
Burnett and Mr.. Niles; character read
ing Tin costume), "Josiah Aliens Wife
at A: L. Stewards Store" Miss Josephine
Williams; song (selected), Mr.. II
Mabin; recitation, "Marmion," Mr.
Charles A. Vogelsang.
The Olio Club gave very pleasant
dance at Turn Verein hall on Friday
evening. Geo. Ragland was floor man
ager, and Messrs. L. f. Shepard, II. W
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