Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-16

complished and beautiful Miss Bessie
Hupp. As the happy couple entered
the >parlor they we're confronted by the
Rev j. S. Chapman, pastor OF Bellevue
avenue Methodist church, who united
them in holy matrimony according to
the toucbsng and beautiful ceremony of
the Methodist church (south). The
earnest congratulations which followed
showed the high esteem in which the
contracting parties are held. Alter
sumptuous repast the guests retired, with
many good wishes.
On Thursday evening an exhibition OF
gynnastic exercises will be given by the
Turn Verein Germania at Turner hall.
Tie following programme will be given !:
Overture, orchestra; tactics and dumb
bell exercises, brosd jump, exercises on
the see-saw, class of girls; tactics and
calisthenics, day class of boys; tactics
and wand exercises, night class OF boys ;
tactics and wand exercises, active MEM
bers; exercises on the parallel bars, day
class of boys; exercises on the parallel
bars. night class of boys; exercises on
the parallel bars, active members; exer-
cises on the horizontal bar, night class of
boys; exercises on the horizontal bar,
active members.
The Illinois Association seems to have
some sort of invisible magnet with which
| to draw It's members and their friends.
| Notwithstanding the many counter at
fractions of Friday evening, the large
hall was filled with delighted audience,
and programme of superior excellence
was excellently rendered by some very
clever people. Prof. Elser's orchestra
| furnished most excellent music, and
Mrs. Blake, Mrs. Alfonso and Mrs.
Curtis each pleased the audience with
vocal selections, and were repeatedly re-
called. Miss Algoa Loomis rendered a
guitar solo in a superior manner, and
Misses Lula Buckingham and Rose
Harbin gave some very pleasing recita-
items. Another amusing comedy is
promised for next week.
| AT the regular weekly meeting of st.
Vincent's Lyceum very interesting pre-
gramme was produced by the mem bers
as follows: Selected reading, by Dolores
Pryor; the report of the critic, HI. L.
| Dunnigan; Grafton, "Denunciation of
Verres," (Oicero), Benjamin Rimpau.
| The president of the society then made O
brief address, after which the debate was
announced. 1t was: Resolved, that
the Crusades were beneficial to Europe
David Snedden and James Rimpsu were
chosen upon the affirmative side, and
| Benjamin Rimpsu and James Kenea]y
upon the negative. The debate was
eventually decided in favor of the affirm
ative. The mem bers of the Lyceum are
bard at work rehearsing for the produc-
ton of drama to be given in April for
the benefit of the poor.
| A pretty wedding took place yesterday
morning at the Congregational church,
DR.. Hutchins officiating, when Miss
| Lille Garden was united in marriage to
Malcolm Mcleod. The church had been
beautifully decorated by Miss Garden
students, and the large bouquet of white
violets she carried was also presented by
| them. The bride looked charming in q
costume of silver grey, WITH moonlight
and gold beaded trimmings, and was at.
tended by Miss Ada Potts After the
ceremony an informal reception was
held at the residence of Mrs. w. A
Potts, No. 626 Hope street. The happy
couple left on the l 80 train for Sants
Monica, but will return to their rooms al
The Ramona in a week, when they viii
be happy to receive heir friends. Mr.
Mcleod will resume his duties at the
studio after the 25th.
| At the last meeting of Southern Cali
fornia Council No. 723, Royal Arcanum,
on Friday evening, w. r. Mackendrek,
Past Regent, was the recipient uf an els-
CANT and artistically inscribed solid gold
emblem, the insignia of his high Office
in the order. 1t was given by the mem
bers and officers of the council as a
token of their esteem and appreciation
of his faithful and efficient services in
establishing the pioneer council of che
Royal Arcanum in Southern California.
The following inscription was engraved
on the emblem: Presented to Past
Regent w r Mackendrick by Southern
California Council No. 728, Royal tr-
csnum, as the First Regent Of the Pio-
neer Council in Southern California, Los
Angeles, March 14th, $780," DR.. NJ. h.
Alter, chairman of the committee on
presentation, read the com mittee's re-
port, which was excellently prepared for
the occasion.
| A matinee entertainment was given on
Friday at the German Conservatory o1
Music. at which the following programme
was given: Piano, four hands. overture,
"Tell" (Rossini), Miss Ruth Green with
her teacher, Mr.. Colberg; violoncello,
Adsgio of the Senate Pathetique Bee
thoven), B. Bierlich and Mr.. Colberg /;
vocal, Ungedult (Schubert), b Aria,
Ernani (Verd), w R Stoll; violin, Rev
J erie (Vleux EN- PSI Geo. Seeman; piano,
Fa tasie Impromptu, No. 2 (Chopin),
Miss Emily Carter; vocal, "The Fisher
man" (Hauptmann), W r. Stoll violon-
cello, Gavotte D major ID. Popper), B.
Bierlich; vocal Womit hab ich dich
: erzuernt (P Colberg), b In dunkler Mach
Luther), W. r. Stoli; violoncello, Largo
: HandeD, B. Bierlich. Among those
present we're: Mr.. and Mrs Theodore
Sutro, New York Mrs Hamilton, Miss
Neale Hamilton, Miss Marion Jones
Miss Brown, all from Santa Monica
Mrs McCaldin, Mrs. Bonner, Pasadena
d Mrs 1 K Green, Mr. Floyd Green, the
Misses German, Mr.. Taylor, Mr.. Clancy
i DR. and Mra. Hilton Williams gave 9
delightful birthday party on last Thurs
day evening, 10 their daughter, Miss Evs
Estella, at their residence, 1ls South
Grand avenue. The beautiful parlors
we're filed with flowers an a company
Of bright and happy young people, whose
mirth and laughter fully justify tie as.
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