Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-10

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Todd, H. Lindsey and Miss M. Healey,
+. I. Hoist and Mrs. E. T. Hoist, Miss
N. G. Shine anu Mrs. L. ]. Steavens.
The marriage of Miss Ada Robertson,
second daughter of Patrick Robertson, of
Glasgow, Scotland, and Santa Monica,
with John Machell, of Newby Bridge,
England, and Orange, was solempizsd
Thursday at the Church of st. Augustine,
Santa Monica, Rev.. Judd officiating. in
the presence of large assembly. The
bride was attended by Miss Edith Rob-
ertson, Cher sister,, Miss Edith Allen
and Miss Effie Corson. Mr.. Machell's
groomsmen were Mr.. Birch, Mr.. Harold
Allen and Mr.. Barry. The decorations,
which were beautiful and artistic. ware
much admired. A reception was after.
wards held at the residence o. Mr.. and
f, Mrs. Robertson, which was very largely
attended by Their numerous friends from
Los angeles, Pasadena and Santa Mon
.ca. The wedding presents were numer-
GUS and costly. The young couple left
on the afternoon train on wedding
tour.
A brilliant party wss given on Tues
day night by Mrs. Emma P. Hillman
and Miss Nettie Palmer at the residence
of their mother, Mrs. A. w. Chubb, on
Broadway, near Tenth street. The
rooms were beautifully decorated, and
about fifty invited guests were enter.
tanned with choice programme. The
recitations by Mrs. Hicks and Mr.. Pile
were enthusiastically applauded, while
the fine vocal solos by Miss Anna Smith
and Miss Nettie Palmer were listened to
with delight. A number of instrumental
selections we're rendered by Mrs. Hill.
man, Mr.. Gutenberg and Miss Jessie
Simons in highly artistic manner. A
charming collation. was served, and at a
late hour the guests departed. The af
fair was pronounced success, and all
who attended were unanimous in ex.
pressing their admiration for the charm.
ing ladies who gave the party.
On Thursday evening, at Union hall,
Grand avenue and Seventeenth street, the
second monthly entertainment, for the
benefit of the First Christian Mission was
given, and an exceedingly interesting
programme rendered. Those partici.
pating in the musical part were: Misses
Bertha Penning, Mamie and Zoa Loomis
Pearl Gleason, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs
Jackson, Messrs. George Ragland and
CIV. Benedict. and Miss Carrie Wagner
as accompanist. The Misses Loomis
Penning, Gleason and Mr.. Ragland re-
sponded to encores to the great delight
of the audience. The literary part of the
programme was equally we'll rendered by
Misses Christie Rhodes, Pearl Gleason
Florence Osterwell, Ada BANTER, Edith
Owens and Mr.. A. Parker. Misses
Gleason, Rhodes and Osterwell were re
called and gave additional recitations tt
the evident enjoyment of all present
One of the attractions at these entertain
ments is the regular social after the rem
dering of the programme.
A masquerade was given on Friday
night at Kramer's hall and it was a mos
enjoyable affair. Among those presen
were Miss Flora Culver, A. Francisco
Miss Rawlings, Miss Banch Bonebrake
Miss Daisy Austin, Miss May Newton
Miss Beatrice Francisco, Miss Hattie
Smith, Miss Clara Newton, Miss MauC
Rose, Miss Nellie Henderson, Mis-
Chanslor, Miss Sada johnson, Mis-.
Annie Yocum, Miss Clara Carran, Mis-
Julia Kramer, Miss Banning, Miss Flors
Howes, Miss Alice Whitney, Miss Mari
Howes, Miss Boynton, Mr. Suffel, Geo
Stamm, John Perry, W.. Cosby, Mr.
Alexander, ]. Hanna, Mr.. Heffner, Ear
Millen, Robert Widney, J. R. Carter
George Steckel, L. B. Johnson. F.
Stamm, Mr.. Collins, J. W. A. OFF, j.
Fred Blake, Mrs. Gates, Mrs. Hunt
Gen. and Mrs. E. P. johnson, Mrs
StamnS Mrs. Banning, Mrs. and Miss
Eason, Miss Van Dyke, Judge and Mrs
Austen, Miss Earl B. Miller, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bartlett.
The reception given on Wednesday
evening by the Los Angeles Conserva
tory of Music at the Y M. @. A. hall
was crowded, and the following excellent
programme was listened to with more
than the usual amount of interest
Selection. Y. M. c. A. orchestra; recita
ton, "The First Settlers Story" (Wil
Carleton), Miss Helen Mar Bennett
mandolin duet, tTraumeriD, Mics A
Werner and Oscar Werner vocal solo
Potestations," (Homer Norris), Miss
Katherine Kimball; violin oblgato by
Mr.. Chas. Valentine; piano solo, (Kow
alski, Wilson G. SMITH, Mrs. E. J
Valentine; violin solo, II 1rovatore
Alard), Mrs Chss. A. Valentine; reel
tation, selected, Miss Helen Mar Ben
nett; violin solo, 'Duglass Gordon, ,
Laurence Kellie), Miss Katharine Kim
ball; mandolin duet, "Estudiantins
waltz" (Desormes,) Miss Werner anc
Oscar Werner; piano duo, "Granc
Triumphant March," (Goria), Mrs
Valentine and Miss Sites; finale, Y. M
@. A. orchestra.
Last Thursday evening a concert was
given by Professor Berg and his pupils
at his studio. The following was the
programme: "KoniDg's Hasaren March
r.. Leonard), by Misses Lolita Walker
Leoti Mckee, Birdie Weir and Mr..
Robert Law, Jr. Consolation" (Liszt)
. Lolita Walker merry Wives of Wind.
sor" (Nicolai), Misses Fleming and
Walker; vocal solo, Mr.. AL. Hawthorne
"Mandoline" (Thorne), Miss Ana
Clancy; "Waltz de Concert" (Moszkow.
skI, Misses Walker, Mckee, Weir and
Mr.. Law, Jr. Fire Fly" (Rubenstein)
Miss Eva Gardiner; "Last Hope
(Gottschalk), Miss Weir; overture
Poet and Peasant" (Suppe), Misses
Walker, Weir, Mckee and Mr.. Law
Jr.; "Printens Amore" (Gottschalk) }
Miss Clara Fleming; "Tannhauser Crane
March" (Wagner), Misses Mckee, Weir
Walker and Robert Law, Jr.; "Melodie
in F'' (Rubenstein), Robert Law, Jr
The programme was we'll rendered, anc
the young ladies' and Mr.. Law all de-