Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-09

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Santa Monica. where che has earned {
most enviable reputation as a successfn
educator. The groom is one OF Los An
geles county's best known and success
full agriculturists. Mr.. and Mrs. Durf,
have taken up their permanent resi-
dence at their beautiful place Monte
Vista" They have the heartfelt wlshel
OF a host OF friends for long and happy
lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Prussia enter
tained few friends last Tuesday at i
card party at the Locke house, on For
street, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
who return soon to San Francisco. Mrs
Treat captured the head ladies' prize
and DR.. Small the gentlemen's. Mrs
Henderson was consoled by bottle ol
catsup, and DR.. Wilson by dead beat
with gorgeous satin bow in the prevail.
ing color of yellow. Among those pres.
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert, DR.. and
Mrs. Small, Mr.. and Mrs. Henderson,
DR.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
j. Richards, Mr.. aud Mrs. F. RAIDER, Mr..
and Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Charles Baker,
Mrs. Treat, Mrs. St. George, Miss Prus-
sia. Miss Clemmons, Mr.. W. w. How
ard, Mr.. Schofeld. DR.. Cunningham, Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Prussia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith gave progressive
euchre party at their residence on Sum-
init avenue, Boyle Heights, on Wednes-
day evening. Miss May Shimp and
Colonel w. D. Rogers won the first
prize, and Miss Carrie Warren and Mr..
Driscoll captured the boobies. A charm
ing supper was served at II o'clock
Among those present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lopez,
Colonel and Mrs. w. D. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Biscailuz, the Misses Carrie
and Ella Warren, Cassie and Mamie
Mulrein, May Shimp, Miss Bersee,
Mrs. w. Boggs, Messrs. Frank Cum
mings, John Bacigalupi, Breiner, Dris-
coll and Murphy.
On Friday evening the Illinois Asso-
citation gave its regular weekly social,
literary and musical entertainment, to a
large audience, in Illinois hall. The
social feature was enjoyed alike by resi-
dents and strangers. The formal PRO.
season by local talent. 1t included
music by Scott's orchestra; an instru-
mental trio, with piano and violins. by
Prof. Charles Ruthard, Miss Kate
Wilkerson and Master Ray Peck violin
solos by George Grosser; vocal selections
by Mrs. Tarble, Miss Amelia Grosser,
Mrs. Mathews and Miss Jessie Toler
recitations by Prof. @. @. Parker, Miss
Blanche Bradshaw and Miss Millie Tar
BILE. Also scene from London Assur-
ance, by Mrs. G. A. Gary, Miss Milie
Tarble, Mr.. Henry Harrison and Mr..
Charley Ward.
The L. A.. H. S. Star and Crescent
Society held another ofits meetings on
Friday at which the following programme
was rendered: Overture, "Lutspeil," by
Sullivan orchestral critics report, Miss
Henderson defamation, "Balaklava," +"
by Miss Edwards; essay, "Personifca-
tion in Dickens" Miss March select
reading, "Wisdom and Knowledge" Mr..
Kincaid: musical duet, Misses Young
and Clifford; paper, edited by Mr..
Bumiller; defamation, "Woodhul," A.
Sherer; essay, "The Stage Coach and
Locomotive" Miss Bateman; decIama-
ton, "On the Banks of the Tennessee -
Miss Flynn; debate, Resolved that the
United States should control Bering
sea,," affirmative, Mr. Jefferies, mega.
tive, Mr.. Hay, decided in favor of mega.
tive, judges, Robert Frick, Master Pauly
and Miss M. Broussesu; essay, "Cspital
Punishment" Mr.. Warren; selection,
Pirates of Penzance, by the orchestra.
After report from the executive COM
mittee the society adjourned. Tho pro-
gramme was we'll rendered throughout,
and the selections by the orchestra de-
serve special mention. Mr.. Bumiller
as editor, was ably assisted by his con.
tributors.
The guests of the Grand View hotel
gave very entertaining ball and
card party at the hotel on Mon
day evening last. The following
were the guests: Miss L. Pearsons, Fort
Dodge, Iowa; Miss A: G.. La Brie,
Grand Forks, OAK; Miss Lottie G..
Green, Vallejo, CAL. Miss s.. A. Lauk,
Los Angeles; j. Grant Anderson,
Pittsburg, Pa; George Parsons,
Monrovia; John Pearsons, Fort Dodge,
Iowa; j. A. Davis, Pennsylvania; Ell. w.
Cooke, Philadelphia; Hon. E. F. Spence
and wife, Miss Spence, A. W. Lee and
wife, 9. Fl. Roberts and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. DR.. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Prof.
Forshay, Mr.. and Mrs. John BARTER,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs. J. j.
Renaker, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Large, Mr..
and Mrs. II. Canoll, Mr.. and Mrs. DR.,
Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Graves,
Mr.. and Mrs. Slosson, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
g. Hotchkiss, Mr.. and Mrs. A E. Gro.
nenwett, Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Todd, Mr..
and Mrs. Captain j. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Peckham, Miss Robbins
Misses Cogswell, Miss Colamary, Louis
Kaufman, st. Louis; Mr.. j. Bloomsr
Philadelphia; Mr.. w. E. Pile, Los An
geles; Mr.. F. w. King, Los Angeles; Mr.,
A. A. Chouteau, St. Louis.
The concert of the Ellis Club, which
was given on Thursday evening at Turr
Verein hall was decided improvement
over any of the previous efforts of the
organization. The programme had beer
selected with considerable care and, while
it contained nothing that was very heavy
| it was sufficiently serious to require good
work on the part of the active members
of the club. 1t included Farewell tc
the Forest" by Mendelssohn; "Ye
Flowers" by Otto Ludolfs; ''Maider
with Lips 80 Rosy" by John Gall
tPraise of the Soldier" by Borldied
'To the Genius of Music" by Mohr
''Vineta," by Abt; "What Beams s.
Bright" by Kreutzer; ''Suomi's Song .
by MAR; 'The Legend of the Bendec
Bow" BY Gilchrist and 'Ir
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