Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-16

and Mrs. Herriott, Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Labrie, Mrs. Kimball,
Miss Katherine Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs.
Urlin. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myers, MIR.
and Mrs. w. B. De Groot, Miss Kinney,
Mrs. Stevens, Miss Witherspoon, DR..
Edmonds, Messrs. Marsh, Payton, Ell
llngton, DR.. A. Davidson, 7. Davidson,
Or. Phillips, Messrs. Kiefer, F. A. Big
ford, d. E. Carter, J. D. Fuller, j. A.
Bloomer, II. d. Moore and General Du
Bois.
Mrs. s. P. Jewett gave a reception
Thursday afternoon at her home in La
manda Park. From l to the spacious
rooms, opening one within another, were
thronged with guests from this city,
Pasadena and the surrounding country.
Among the Los Angeles guests present
were Judge and Mrs. Bicknell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Severance, Mrs. Stamm, Mrs. JOS
lyn, Mrs. Littleboy aid Miss Wolters.
Other visitors included Hon. and Mrs. J.
r. Drank. Hon. and Mrs. Abbott Kin
ney, j. ID. Cultivate, Miss Outhwaite,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigden, Mr.. and Mrs.
Craig, Mrs. Allen, Miss Allen, Miss
Boyce, of Cleveland. Among the Pasa-
dena guests we're Mrs. Granger, Mrs.
Bangs, Mrs. Cougar, Miss Cougar, Mrs.
George Senter, Miss Senter, Miss Whea-
ton. Mrs. Charming, Mrs. Seymour
Locke, Miss Locke, Mrs. E. B. Dexter,
Miss Dexter, Mr.. and Mrs. Merwin, Miss
Cooley, Mrs. Torrance, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hurlburt and Miss Hurlburt.
illinois hall was filed to overhowing
on Friday with members of the Illinois
Association and their friends, who en-
joyed an entertainment of unusual ex-
cellence. The opening exercise, after
the reading of minutes, was piano solo,
beautifully rendered by Miss Nellie Wal
ton. Mr.. J. D. Steele followed in reci-
tation. A vocal solo by Miss Josephine
Curtis gave great satisfaction to the
audience. Captain Buckley then gave
an admirable recitation in superb man
ner. Miss E. F. Riders's orchestra fur
nished most excellent music. Miss
Kittie Richards gave several pieces in
her usual artistic manner, and excited
the plaudits of the large audience. A
flute solo by WV. Thompson was nov
city that excited a hearty encore. Mrs.
Mathews rendered q particularly fine
selection, which captivated the audience.
Mr.. Tom Morey's banjo selections
formed fitting close to the first part of
the entertainment. A most laughable
comedy, entitled McGinty's Troubles, was
produced in faultless style, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Pavilla and Henry Harrison.
A very quiet wedding took place on
Monday morning last at St. Paul's
church, when Miss Jessie A.. Gavitt and
Fred T. Rowland were united in mar
riage in the presence of number of their
intimate friends. The altar had been
handsomely decorated by the friends of
the bride with profusion of cut flowers,
palms and ferns, and wedding bell Of
roses and smilax, with tongue of English
violets and Chinese lilies, was suspended
from slender arch twined with smilax.
A wreath of carnations twined about the
lecturn, and the same bright-hued bios.
SONS were strewn in the aisle leading to
the altar. The ceremony took place at
9 :45 o'clock and was performed by Rev.
Elias Birdsall. The bridal party con-
sisted of Mr.. w. Paris, Miss Alice
Gavitt and Mr.. r. A. Chadwick. At the
conclusion of the services the bride and
groom were driven to the depot, where
they departed for trip to Orange, Riv.
erside, San Diego, and other points of in
terest in Southern California.
A testimonial concert will be given to
Prof. F. Bornemann by his friends on
Tuesday evening, at Turn Verein hall.
Among those who will assist are: Prof.
A. j. Stamm, j. A. Osgood, N. J. E.
Scissor, j. Hayes, Jas. Booth, Fl. R.
Mayton, F. A. Walton, r. Weisendanger,
J. Wallace, Miss Amelia Gosser, II. M. |
Wilde. Miss K Kimball, Signor Modini,
Mrs. Mamie Perry Davis, A. s. Falck,
Mrs. W. ID. Larrabee, Mrs. G. Burnett,
Mrs. Minnie Hance Owens, Miss Dora
Davidson, Miss Edna Belts, Miss Fannie
Lockhart, Miss Carrie Laux, Miss Min
stte Wenger, II. E. Hamilton, J. H.
Brenner, E. Wachtel, w. D. Larrabee,
NJ. Knoll, s. Connor, Mr.. Nelson, Mr..
Burbeck, P. Pierlich, Arthur Ohslhausen,
rhos Conner, Geo. Wilson, Mr.. Hurka,
Mr.. Lake, Chas. Conner, Mr.. Glenn, E.
Binder, W. McQuillen, W. H. Mead,
Miss F. Stiles, Miss N: Percival, J. G.
Stamm, s. Cohn, w. Chapman, E. @.
Wilson, e. Yokum, Miss N. M. Conner,
nIsS p. T. Lo0, MISS ". L. IeIclVal,
Mrs. E. jennings, Mr.. Stephens, e. r.
Wilson, B. Olshausen, E. Oishausen, F
Walker, Fl. Bsrraclough, F. G.. Rawson,
A. Elser and r. Burns.
On Wednesday evening the faculty of
st. Hilda's Hall episcopal church semi
nary for girls), Glendale, held the second
of this winter. A large attend
ance of friends and relatives of the
pupils were present from the city, be-
sides many others interested in the
of the school. Rev. Jno. D.
Easter, Do, the principal. made few
brief and pointed remarks in opening
the evening, and informed the audience
that the object of these receptions was
not for the display of finished talent,
but for the encouragement of both the
pupils and teachers, and he therefore
acked that the audience be mild in it's
criticisms Of the scholars. Such admo-
milton was proved to be superfuous by
the very pleasing and efficient manner
in which the programme was rendered.
Indeed, ample evidence was displayed of
the care and thoroughness with which