Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-03-10
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
Very Little Gaiety During
the Lenten Season.
MARRIAGES AND RECEPTIONS

MARRIAGES AND RECEPTIONS
Surprise Parties, Entertainments,
Birthday Anniversaries. Con-
certs and Other Affairs.
All Communications for this Department
should be addressed "Social Editor HERALD, -
and forwarded before Friday night Of each
week.l
Arbor Vitae Rsbskah Lodge will give
an entertainment on Tuesday evening
of next week, at No. 10S North Spring
street.
AT the concert Friday evening the Ia
dies expect TO dress in full evening Cos
tune, as also will the singers. A ful
attendance is expected.
The marriage of Miss Lillsy E. Gar
den and Malcolm Macleod is announced
for Saturday morning next, at ~ O'Clock
1t will take place at the First Congrega
tional church.
Invitations are out for she wedding o
]. w. McKellar, of Downey, and Misl
Charlotte E. Davis, daughter OF Hon. A
E. Davis, of this city. The ceremony
will be performed at the residence of the
brides parents tomorrow.
The public will be favored with con
cert about March 10th, at the First Con
nL,,rnh in xuhioh Mra MaUoIk
Perry-Davis, Sig. Modini, Mrs. DIR
Owen and several other of the leading
local singers will take part.
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Elva Belle Gslbreth, daughter OF MIR. and
Mrs. E. Edgar Galbreth, to d. CLARK
Morrison, to occur on Wednesday even
ing, March 10Th, at Bethany Presoyte'
rian church, Angeleno Heights.
The citrus fair will present number
of entertainments next week which may
be counted as social affairs. The Ellis
Club, the Los Angeles Athletic and Turn
Verein Clubs, and the Woman's Relief
Corps will take part in the entertain
ments, as we'll as several visiting organi
cations outside the city.
The Star and Crescent Society of thu
high school gave an entertainment Oh
Friday, at which Howells's farce, FIU
O'clock Tea, was given. The following
were in the cast Eva Johnston, Harry
D. eastman, Arthur w. P. Kinney
Nellie Reardon, Joe Bumiller, Gene
We've Reardon, Will Booth, Paulin,
Lewis, Carl Paully, Marion Cheney
Mayme Burton, Ralph Day, Marie Long
treet, Norma Sanders, Eva Lee.
On Friday evening Miss Alice Cald
well gave party to q number of bel
friends at her home, the residence of r
J. Floyd, No. 30S State street. The
affair was very enjoyable, and the deli.
cacies served most delicious. Those
present we're Mr.. and Mrs. r. j. Floyd,
Mrs. M. A. Caldwell, Mr.. Dougherty
Misses Alice Caldwell, Iva Fariss, Alice
McCollum, Matte Wallace, Ardit
Gillian, Messrs. B. Lamborne, Andrew
B. Williams, J. II. Jones, F. II. Boone
II D. McCollum, Edwin l. Vess, Lonni'
Caldw and T. L. Chaplin.
The second annual charity concert fol
the benefit of the Los Angeles Orphans
Home, to be given by the Treble Cleft
Club, is to occur on Friday, March 18th
at Turn Verein hall. Already about 40C
tickets have been sold, but as the ladies
have started out to sell 1000 tickets
work is yet before them. The Home
needs this 81, 600 to finish up the years
work, and the managers hope to make
the concert such financial success thai
further solicitation will not have to be
made. They earnestly wish all to pro
cure tickets.
Mr.. and Miss Rawson entertained {
number of young people Thursday even
ing. Newmarket was the feature of tn,
entertainment. Among those presen
were the Misses Lsutz, Stephens, Mil
dred Howell, Miss Ogilvie, of Tennessee
Misses Miles, d. Stephens, Lunn, En-
body, Mamie Miles, the Misses Rawson
Davis, Culver, and Mrs. Rawson Messrs
Macdonald, Arthur Forester, Hardee
Howard, Johnson, Nicholson, Moore
Stephens, Curtis, Sparks Johnson, Miles
Forman, Embody, Harry Wyman, Neal
Lautz, Ned Rawson and ]. E. Hunter.
st. Vincent's Lyceum assembled il
regular session at Lyceum hall last Tues
day evening. An address by the presi
dent of the society was followed by tn,
rendition of the following programme
by the mem bers: Critics report, D. S
Snedden; select reading, j. s. Glass
recitation lin character), j. F. Kenealy
The debate for the day was then de
clared to be in order. The subject was
Resolved, That Italy has contributes
more to the civilization of the world thai
any other country" The sides wer
Messrs. Glass and Dunnigan affirma
tives, and Messrs. Dillon and Ganah
negatives. After an interesting argu
ment the debate was decided in favor c
the negative. Henry L. Dunnigan wa
appointed critic for the coming term.
Nationalist Club No. met as usua
last Wednesday evening to enjoy anothe
of their excellent entertainments, whicl
commenced with piano solo by Mis-
Ballard, followed by duet by Eva ant
Ethel Baldwin, a recitation by Mis-
Hazsl Baldwin, and a song by Mrs
Scholes, which was heartily encored
The banjo solo by @. Harvey Wall was
masterpiece and received an encore. Th,
comic songs by Mr.. Holmes were a
usual enthusiastically applauded. Th,
recitation, "The Maniac" by Mrs. Nc
Christie, brought the first part to close
Short spe eches by Mr.. Schnabbsl ane
Mr.. Judah were followed by japanese
song, in costume, by Miss Elliott, and
very clavarlv eunp Mace by little Mis-