Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-03

win. Pearl Mizener, Lille Guard Frances
Gvger, Fannie Maurice, IA. G. Lvford
Mabel Rorick, Kittie Richards. Grace
Pssse, Jessie Pease, Anna Pesse. Leda
Blake, Kate Heald, Bell Smith, Mamie
Smith, Nellie Smith, Alva Stephens, Dot
Stephens, M. Loomis. J. Loomis and
May Newell, Messrs. o. Sedgwick. w.
Stephens, A. B. Thomas, D. Burke, DIR.
F. r. Cunningham, Arnet Baker. Ell.
wood Garms, D. w. Davis, F. G. Finlav-
son, Wood Hsgan, r. w. Kinsey. w. F.
Montgomery, s. Pease, ]. Pridham, P.
j. Richards, B. Loomis, @. Miller. Ar
thur Brun and B. Carr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kimball, Mr.. and Mrs. Chalmers Smith.
The next meeting of the club will be held
at Mr.. A. L. Whitney's, Ills South
Hope street, Tuesday, March 11th.
On Thursday evening a pleasant mu-
sicale was given by Miss Katherine Kim
ball at her residence. The following pro-
grsmme was excellently given: Duets.
q, "Spring," b, "spring and Love" Las
sem, Misses Kimball and Dunn; Slum-
bersSong" (Porter) Eliza Mae Forester !;
violin obligato, Mr.. Fisher; piano solos,
"Bsrceuse" (Gottschalk), "Lied, No.
II" (Mendelssohn). Mics Anna Doug
lass; song. 80. Happy Dav," Miss
Misses Kmball and Dunn; song
Nina Jsvne; violin solo (Rossini),
"Overture to Tancredi," Mr.. Fisher |;
song (Abl. "When the Night" etc,
Miss Nellie Manlove; song (Reneike),
"Spring Flowers" Miss Kimball vielin
Lob
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jevne, Mr..
George F. Conant, Miss Nettleton, Mr.
K1enney, Miss Lizzie Kenney,, Mr..
Young, Mrs. and Miss Hammel, Mrs.
Miss Elliot, Mr.. Fl. Mabin, Mr.. Shipron,
ison, Miss Simon, Mr.. Burbeck, Mrs.
Green, Miss Hatch.
On Friday evening, the 21st of last
month, O ball and supper was given at
the Southern hotel, Newhall. A very
pleasant evening was spent, owing in a
measure to the indefatigable work of
the following, who were on the various
committees: Mrs. ]. 0. NeWhall,
Mrs. w. E. Hayes, Mrs. Frank
Tryce, Mrs. George Compton,
Frank Tryce, Raymond Aguilsr, Miss
Vickie Terry, Wilbur E. Hayes, Herbert
Llye and W. E. Pardoe. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tryce, Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Hayes, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Q. NewhRll, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. N. Forker, Mr.. and Mrs. N. A.
Brophy, OF Newhall Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Mccormick, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Connell,
Pico; Mr.. and Mrs. Fancher, Camulos; ;
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker, Los Angeles; Mrs.
l.. Ledbetter, Mrs. Rogene Johnson, Los
Angeles; Mrs. Clifford, Pico; Mrs. s.
Drew, Mrs. Geo. Campton, Newhsll
Miss vickie Terry, Miss Annie Hanson
Miss Katie Schiller, Miss Mamie Schiller,
Miss Mabel Clifford, Miss Nellie Garvin,
Miss Pearl Pardee, of Newhall; Miss
Sallie Metcalf, Miss Mamie Mendenhall,
Pico; Miss Ramona Lopez. San Fer
nando; Miss Lillian Rhodes, Miss Fannie
George, Miss Nellie Parker, Los Angeles
Captain A. N. Schneider, Luke Kelley,
S. P. Wightman, Frank Jewell, John st.
John, Raymond Aguilar, George Soto,
NJ. Brophy, Dan Pardee, Jesse Drew,
Fred Hirsche, w. w. Jenkins, John
Clifford. Newhall; o. J. Howard, q.
Mendenhall, Young, Vernon Reed,
John Matter, R. X. Hutchinson, E. G.
Bickford, Los Angeles; G. H. Galloway,
r. III. Brown, Santa Barbara.
Thursday afternoon the pupils of the
Los Angeles College celebrated Longfel-
lows birthday in beautiful manner.
The stage with it's white covering showed
to advantage the great masses of wild
hl acinth, wild lupine and wild sweet
pea that had been procured for the occa-
sion. The poets picture occupied an
easel in the center of the stage, and the
face gave inspiration to each part of the
programme. The essays, selections
from poems, the recitasions and the
music were all arranged 30 as to give
brief survey of Longfellow's life from
youth to old age. Near the close of the
programme Miss Skinner, on behalf of
the English class. presented to the col
lege a lifs-szsd portrait of LongfelloE
and picture of the old Craigie house.
The programme was as follows: "Long-
fellows Boyhood," Katherine Johnson !;
reading, "My Lost Youth" Maude
Newell; concert recitation, "Keramos,
Zoe Ballard, BERTHE CLARK, Maude
Remick, Eta Cohen, Alice Lowell, Daisy
Randall; song, "The Arrow and the
Song" Anna McNab; college Life,"
Eola Miles; reading, "Sunriee on the
Hills" Florence Merrill; "Longfel-
low as Professor" Emmelyn
Guild; Marriage" Daisy Bulla !;
reading, Footsteps of Angels" Mildred
Embody; "The Poets Home" Floy
Tyler; reading, "The Golden Mile
stone," Marylyn Barnard; "His Second
Marriage" Maud Bailey; reading, "Ths
Light of Stars" Josephine Lynch; reci-
tation, "Sandalphon," Mary Vawter;
ellis Children" Olive Bell Clark; read
ing. "The Village Blacksmith" Grace
McNab; duet, banjo and guitar, "Mln-
nehaha Polka" Nellie Howard, Anna
McNab; 'The Children's Armchair" !"
Wilhemine Roeder; "Longtellow's
Study" Chauncie Ferris; recitation,
'The Old Clock on the Stairs" Anna
Henderson; "Lougfellow's Friends"
Grace Green; "Oigin of Evangeline, I"
Lola Montgomery; selection from Miles
Standish priscilla, Bertha Foltz /;
"John Alden" Ida Parker; "Long-
fellows Old Age" Laura Parsons read.
ing, "Hermes Trismegistus," Margaret
Trower; "The Poet and the Children"
Mabel Ling; "The Closing SceHe,"
Anna Mayo; "In Memoriam," Helen
Skinner; song, "The Day is Done,"