Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19

ment for the benefit of their friends and
relatives. The following interesting
programme was excellently rendered
throughout, and most enjoyable even
ing was spent by all who we're fortunate
enough to be present: Danse Charac-
teristique. piano. (Moskowskyl; q, Yer
bunka (Hungarian); b, Lander (Ger-
mani; C, Pumaniska (Russian) n)-Profs.
Haverman and Willhartitz; "He Was
Despised" (Messiah), alto solo, (Haen-
deD, Mary Chaplin; Rambling Through
the Woods" piano (Giese), Claire
chamberlain; reading (selected), Miss
Ives; cradle song, violin (Miska
Hauser), Emily Guide; ga Musician
from the Cradle to the Crave" A. Will
hartitz; Pure as Snow" piano (Lange),
Daisy s. Bulla; recitation, "Aunt Jem-
ima's Courtship," Miss Ives; ezra
Diavolo," piano (Sidney Smith), Mabel
Hewes; song (selected), Miss Mollie
Adele Brown; a, Adante (for the left
hand; b, . Ne M'oubliez pas; c,
Andante (Doehler)-A. Willhartitz.
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On Wednesday evening charming
party was given at the Bellevue Terrace.
1t was the birthday Of Mrs. Hammond,
and in consequence the occasion was
made all the more pleasant. j. F. Blake
acted as floor manager, and Mrs. Quincy
received the guests. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Langtry, Mr..
and Mrs. J. j. Woodworth, Mrs. Newton
and daughters, DIR. and Mrs. Fulton,
Mrs. Judge Haynes, who chaperoned
Miases Maxwell and Mitchell, Mrs. j.
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Prussia and Miss
Prussia, DR.. and Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
Jewell, Mrs. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lard, Mrs Page, Mrs. Hall, the Misses
Dorsey, Ransom, Fracker. Cora Foy,
Hoyt, Rodman, Walters, May Forester,
Lena Forester, Mamie Chanslor, Blanche
Williams, Eva Tufts, Orpha Hewlett,
Miss Mason, of Boston, DR.. Dorsey, DIR.
Stevens, of Chicago, Mr.. Ed Brown, of
San Francisco, Sig Modini, Messrs.
George Curtis, J. A. Garter, H. w. Wat
son, F. L. Forester, A. H. Bush, Bren.
ner, Latham, Hoyle, Walters, Suffel,
Key, Blinn, A. Lindley, OFF, E. Tufts,
George 1. Cochran. E. s. M. Judson,
Fordham, Howard, d. R. Collins, Cosby,
Wilson, l.. A. Craig, Pasadena, Charles
Bell, A. Allen, Mrs. Hammond, Miss
Quincy, Mrs. Martin, Mrs. J. I. Jones,
Mrs. Mamie Perry-Davis, Mrs. Bell, Mrs.
Willard, Mrs. st. George, Mrs. Percy
Ross, Mrs. H. Fisher, Mrs. Rawson,
Miss Grace Seamans, Miss Havemann,
Miss Thompson, Miss Beatrice Davis,
Miss Clara Carran.
The members and friends of the Boyle
Heights Presbyterian church, being de-
sirous of showing their appreciation of
the return of the pastor, w. y. Young,
who had been absent for six months,
and also of the retiring pastor, the Rev.
j. 8. Cockins, who has 30 ably filled the
pulpit during that time, rendered these
gentlemen a reception at the residence
of Mrs. Elizabeth Hollenbeck, on Boyle
avenue, last Tuesday evening. There
was large gathering, and all passed an
evening long to be remembered. Among
the many pleasant features of the occa-
sion was the presentation of gold headed
cane, the recipient being the retiring
pastor, who responded to the offering by
Brother Young in feeling and appro-
pirate manner. Miss Maud Bell
favored the company with sew
eral solos in charming man.
ner. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Symington, Rev. s. H.
Weller, ID. d., Professor and Mrs. Park
hill, w. s. Young, Rev. J. s. Cockins,
Mrs. DR.. Carlisle, Miss Nye, Mrs. ]. G.
Bell, Miss Maud Bell, Mrs. H. G. Wor-
land, Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Widney, Miss
Nell Bartleson, Miss Mary L. Fish, Mr..
and Mrs. @. M. Richardson, Miss Stew.
art, 81. J. Richardson, Misses Alice and
Lucy Wurtz, Mr.. and Mrs Mulford, Mrs.
L. R. Patty, Mr.. A. K. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Magee, Mrs. Glunt. Mrs. DR..
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Memory, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanborn, Miss
Lizzie Cowan, Mr.. and Mrs. R. Hall,
Mr.. John Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Powers,
Mrs. and Miss Dick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Farmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Thornburg and
many others, including number of the
school children.
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