Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-19

that the reception was given. Eacn
guest was given to understand that notn'
ing but German would be allowed
and in consequence the conversation was
somewhat limited. Miss X. Kimball.
Mrs. Hooker and Mrs. Telhurst were
kind enough to favor those present with
| vocal music, and when coffee and cake
had been served and the guests prepared
| to depart there was feeling that most
| enjoyable afternoon had been profitably
spent. Among those present were Mrs.
Fremont, Mrs. Keyes, Mr.. and Mrs
Fay, Mrs. Sartori, Miss Lillibridge, Mrs.
Ellis, Miss Kimbsll, Mrs. Osgood, Miss
Hale. Miss Kelso, Mrs. Peterson, Miss
Maynard, Mrs. Cole, Miss Hagan, Mrs.
Prstt, Mrs. Hooker, and Louis and Mel
vile Nordlinger.
On Thursday evening the fifth and one
OF the best concerts was given by Prof.
Berg and few of his pupils at his studio.
The programme was as follows: Duet,
Hungarian Storm March," OR. Liezt),
Miss Leoti Mckee and Robert Law
"Fantaisie, L'Africaine," (Meyerbeer)
Miss Leoti Mckee :; Overture to Poet and
Peasant" two pianos and eight hands,
(Fr. Suppe). Miss Birdie Weir, Miss
L. Walker, Miss Leoti Mckee and Mr..
Robert Law; "Waltz de Concert"
(Durand), Miss Iva Gardner; "Spring
Waller; duet, "WaItz de- Concert"
lschulhof, Prof. Berg and Miss
Lolita Walker; grand march from
two pianos and eight hands, Miss
T ito
Mckee and Mr.. Robert Law; Last
Hope" (Gottsch alk), Miss Birdie Wier; /;
"Lsffole," CA. Rubinstein), Miss Leoti
Mckee; "Lafontaine," (Fr. Liszt,> Miss
Lolita Walker; "Allegro Contrino,"
Fir. Chopin, Mr.. Law; "Fantaisie"
(Fr. Liszt), Prof. Berg. A very large and
select audience was present.
XIV
On Wednesday evening at the Arnold
hotel, Pasadena, the wedding of Miss
Katie Jones, of Monrovia, and VIM. I.
Beal took place. Rev. Mr.. Beiman, of
Monrovia, performed the ceremony.
Among those present were Mrs. Gaddie,
of Monrovia, sister of the bride; Miss
Moiloy, Greely, Col; ]. H. Dewey, Mr..
Stratton, Mr. Gardner, Mr.. Morris, Mr..
Crosby, Misses Emma and Mamie Mush
rush, Miss Anderson, Miss Balsley, Mr.
and Mrs. Budel, Mt. Vernon, New York;
DR.. and Mrs. Fairbanks and their daugh-
ters, Misses Hattie and Eliza Fairbanks,
Amsterdam, New York; Mr.. Bowman,
Iowa; Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Neblit, Ken
tucky; Mr.. Poor, Miss Morstsdt, Mime
sofa; DR.. Clifford and Mr.. Joseph McEl-
vaine, Pittsburg; Mr.. Maddry, Texas
Mr.. Young, Kansas Morton Lartkin and
mother, Pennsylvania; Mrs. Reynsford
and Master Frank Raynsford, Hartford,
Conn. DR.. and Mrs. Longhran, Brook
lyn, N. Y; Mrs. Chapman, Canada;
Miss Appleton and Charles Appleton,
Port Townsend, Wash. Mr.. Flicker, Los
Angeles; Mr.. Morrison, Mr.. Hess, Ed.
Wilson, Mr.. Johnston, Ralph Longhran,
Miss Abbie Glasgow, Masters George
and Emmitt Glasgow.
Nv
The rooms of the Los Angeles Athletic
Club were crowded on Friday night,
when an entertainment was given for
the benefit of the ladies'. Among those
present were:' Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Mac
neil, Mr.. and Mrs. s. B. Caswell, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. g. Vosberg, Mrs. J. E.
Platter, Mrs. g. M. Dewey, Miss Zara
Dewey, Miss Carrie Waddilove, Misses
Kate and Hattie Morford, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Wiley, Miss Mollie Bowen, Mrs.
Lawrence, 9. W. Bell. 8. B. Dewey,
James Win ,ton, Miss Jennie Winston,
John Schumacher, Miss Maud Northam,
G. E. Mackay, w. @. Callahan. Miss
Jennie Frankenfield, R. Adams, Mr..
and Mrs. G. Williamson, @. l.. Fisher,
Louis Nordlingsr, w. E. Gooding, Frank
Liddell, George Lawrence, John Thayer,
Mr.. and Mrs. h. L. Macneil, E. A.
Preuss, Miss Smith, Miss Minnie Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Thompson, George
III. Stewart, T. j. Weldon, A. @. Way,
A. g. Gaylord, J. L. Whitaker, Mrs. r.
G. Draper, s. H. Routh, George 81.
Pike, Miss Nellie Frankenfield, Miss
Sallie Miles, William Pridham Miles, 0.
w. Childs, Jr., Charles Cassett Davis,
Mr.. Avery, Mrs. DR.. Ellis, Mrs. Tyler,
w. M. Caswell, George L. Arnold, Misses
Fannie and Elsie Routh.
x*x
One of the pleasantest balls ever given
in San Bernardino took place at the st.
Charles hotel last Wednesday evening.
Among those present were the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Marshall, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. II. Koebig, Mr.. and Mrs. N. H.
Ball, Mr.. and Mrs. N. s. McAbee, DR..
and Mrs. G. D. Dickey, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theo. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs James Fleming, Mr.. and
Mrs. HI. L. Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. G. j.
Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hooper,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Towne, Mr.. aud Mrs.
A. B. Paris, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. San
born, Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs.
M. II. Rice, Mrs. E. 81. Morse. Mrs.
Richards, Mrs. John P. Clum, Mrs. W.
B. Forbes, of San Diego, Misses Maude
and Susie McAbee, Flora Porter, Annie
Clarke, May Kane, Ollie Byrne, Bonnie
Sanborn, Nellie Crossman, Manette Col
Inns, Tidy Buford, Carrie Mcdonald,
Fannie Nesbit, Stella Brunn, May Mess.
more, Julia Edwards, Emma Anderson,
Miss Meehan, Miss Stillman, of River
side, Miss Livingston, Messrs. Q. P.
Sloat, w. Ball, George A. Cole, Q. NJ.
Hanf, T. HI. Golf, E. X. Kane. w. ii.
Brewer, L. A. Grant, E. w. Freeman,
James Sanborn, W. J. Shurz, DR.. E. w.
Fleming, w. B. Trull, Harry Keane, of
Riverside, Gal. Dutton, D. W. Fox,
Harry Nesbit.
x*x
The literary societies of the Los Ange-
les Business College gave an entertain
ment Thursday evening in McDonald's
hall. The hall was crowded to its ut.
most capacity at an early hour, and
many were turned away for want OF
standing room. The main feature OF the
evening was the debate on the "Woman's