Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-16
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Busy Week ALI Over the
City.
MARRIAGES AND RECEPTIONS.


Surprise Parties, Entertainments,
Concerts, Musicales and Birth
day Gatherings.
lAll communications for this Department
should be addressed "Social Editor HERALD"
and forwarded before Friday night of each
week.
The Angel City Dancing Club will
give q reception on Thursday evening,
at No. 6I2 South Spring street.
The Louisiana Social Club will meet
next Thursday at s p. M, at 5S7 South
Olive street, near Seventh street.
Mrs. @. P. Lewis gave sheet and pill
low-csse party Wednesday evening to the
Young ladies' of the Flower Festival
boarding house and their friends, to the
number of eighty or more. Hamset's
ghost was reproduced. and long line of
ghostly followers silently perambuiated
the halls.
Miss Dsisy Rose gave q pleasant din
ner party Friday night to few invited
guests. Dancing was INDUCED in later
in the evening. The following were the
invited guests: Miss Easton, Mics En-
body, Miss Elthea Embody, Miss VOL
ters, Miss Rose, Mes rs Easton, hoffman
Wyman, J. W. Wolters and G. Frederick
Wolters.
A number of singers met on Wednes-
day night for the study of Mendelssohn's
great work, The Elijah. Moro voices,
however, are needed yet to render his
composition in beftting manner, and a
general invitation is extended to all good
singers, especially soprano voices, to meet
at lis East Fifth street on Wednesday
next at 80 p. m.
An entertainment will be given
tomorrow evening at the First Congrega-
tional church for the benefit Of the Y. NJ
G. A. The following will take part
Misses Stsgg and Spencer, Miss X.
Kimball, E. Longley, Mr.. Parker, J. H.
Brenner, Miss Ruth Dodge, Miss Marie
Cobb, Miss Ives, Mr.. Wilde, Mrs. ]. s.
Owens, W. Baker and Messrs. Peabody
Gregory, Sumner and Ragland.
Miss Ida Belle Meade, of S44 Fairview
avenue, entertained a number of her
friends on Saturday of last week, it being
her ninth birthday. The little folks had
q pleasant time. Among those present
were the Misses Grace and Edith Stuart,
'Gertie Kennedy, Gertis Sherwood,
Patty Dsvisson, Lille Sneider, Marion
Robinson, Minnie Dapgerfeld, Eliza
Santacruz, Dosia Dessery, Alice and
Jeannette De Gear, Margaret Mead and
Messrs. Mark Kennedy and Pet Stuart.
A "mush and milk social" was given
at the East Side Baptist church last
Tuesday evening The literary pro-
eramme was short but good. Mrs.
sGreenman sang "Auld Lang Syne," /"
Mr.. ]. D. Steele gave several recita-
tions, and Mrs. Tinker sang 1.-The New
Church Organ" After the mush and
milk part of the programme had been
served, sides were chosen for an old
fashioned "spellipg bee," which was
productive of much merriment.
The Whist Club held its first meeting
last Wednesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. J. Weldon, on Main
street. The next meeting will be held
WtuDceudy cNcnlBS, III hICn %OtAs dt Vic
rooms of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Henderson,
gentlemen are members Mr.. and Mrs
T. j Weldon, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank RAIDER.
Major and Mre. Danforth, Mr. and Mrs
Freeman G. Teed, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A..
Henderson, Mr.. and Mre j. J. Wood
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. De Camp and DIR.
and Mrs. Small.
The free sciopticon entertainment
given by Rev. A. Burnell on Wednesday
evening to the boys at the W. G. T. U.
reading room on the corner of First and
Geary streets, would have been valuable
to far more cultured audience. THAI
it was entertaining was proved by the
close attention of the twenty-five or
thirty boys who heard it. Els subject
was San Evening in Southern India" !"
and talk and pictures together pleasantly
filled the assigned hour. The Central
w. @. T. U. hope to have Mr.. Burnell
give similar lecture before long at Tenn
perance Temple for the benefit of the
reading room.
On Wednesday evening Los Angele
Lodge No. SO, A. O. U. W., will enter
tain their friends at their hall, No 81;
South Main street. A good musical anC
literary programme has been arranged
for the occasion. The following vel
known persons will take part in the
exercises: Mrs. J. W. Hendrick, Mrs
J. s. Owens, Miss Groeer, Miss Mimi.
Baker, Rev. A. j. Wells, Hon. j. d
Bicknell, Z. Wiesendanger, James Booth
F. A. Walton, Charles Byram, }. j
Heyes, j. Osgood, A. Bent, E. Sis
SOD, B. G. Holmes, S. A. Widney s. N
Osborne, Prof Wilde, H. Lohwoser, 7
and w. Llewellyn.
The fourth monthly musical ant
literary entertainment of the Los Ange
les College will occur Friday evening
March 2lst, in the college hall. A mair
feature of these occasions s the brie
lecture upon some musical subject, plac
tical, Theoretical or historical. the objec
of which ia the promotion of generous
musical culture. The general programme
on this occasion will be, as is usual
varied and pleasing, arranged with
reference not only to the advantage ol
the pupils performing but with regard tt
illustration of musical theories. The
evening will be one of entertainment
and profit to those whom it may please
to be present.
An entertainment was given at Parl
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