Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-05
THE SOCIAL WHIRL.
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Gill, Nellie Gill, Mr.. and Mrs. Rober
Thries, Laurie Foster, John Littlefield
L. P. Stewart, F. w. WelleH.
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Emma Juch's visiting list is said to in.
clude the lady members of many of the
oldest of the Knickerbocker families o1
New York, and on her recent visit to
Washington she was given tea at the
White House by Mrs. Harrison, who
occupied box every evening that she
sang in the capital city, and on every
occasion would send beautiful floral trib-
utes to be handed over the footlights to
her favorite singer. This extensive but
select list of acquaintances is of great
benefit to the fair young singer, but not
infrequently proves source of consider
able annoyance, as on the days when
she sings she has made it an invariable
rule to rise early, breakfast and take a
long walk or drive in some park or in the
country with no companion but her
mother. When she is billed to sing in
the evening, she will not converse with
any one during the day, not infrequently
carrying this to such an extent as refus,
ing reply to an ordinary question, as
she believes that she is thus able to
keep her voice in condition to perform
her best work.
William Piutti, well-known pianist
of this city, gave recital yesterday
afternoon at the Bartlett Music hall, on
First street. A number of his friends
and admirers were present. The pro-
gramme contained much interesting
music, which was rendered in the thor
ough and appreciative style which char
acterizes Mr.. Piutti's playing. 1t was
as follows Organ Toccata and Fugue in
D minor (arranged for piano by Tausig)
Bach "Sonate Pathetique," Beethoven |;
"Marche d la Turque," Beethoven !;
Serenats, Opus Is No. 1, Moszkowski !;
Moment Musical in F minor, Schubert !;
Gavotte in E minor, Silas; Prelude,
Opus No. 4, kirchner; Romanza in F
sharp major, Schumanr; aria from first
Piano Sonata, Schumann; Happiness
Enough" (from "Scenes of Childhood"),
Schumann; Nocturne in sharp major,
Chopin; ballad in g minor, Chopin !;
polonaise in A fiat major, Chopin; valse
in A fiat major, Chopin; etude on the
black keys, Chopin; "Gondoliera,"
Liszt; Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 6, List.
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A most enjoyable musicale was held at
the residence of Colonel J. J. Ayers on
New Years Eve. Signor Farini, Mrs
Kenney Cohen, Mr.. William Wadding-
ham and Mr.. r. Paulsen contributed
greatly to the pleasure of the evening
with their very superior vocalizstion.
Signor Farini executed a number of diff
cult fantasies on the piano, and sang a
spirited bravura in his best vein and
liveliest spirit. Mrs. DR.. Hans Owens
also favored the company with several
selections, which she sang with her
usual sweetness of voice and tenderness
of expression. Mrs. Cohen's rich con-
tralto was at its best, and her efforts, as
those of Mr.. Waddingham and Mr.. Paul
sen, were highly praised. The party
consisted Of Signor Farini and his pupils,
= (Mrs. Cohen and Messrs. Waddingham
and Paulsen), Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. j. s.
and Mrs. Blinn and Mr.. Irving Biinn,
Hon. j. D. Lynch, Miss Lille Goodhue,
of Oakland, Mrs. Mary F. Moody, Miss
Lizzie Farquhar, Miss Lockhart, Mr.,
and Mrs. Marvin Higgins, Miss N. J.
Miller, Mr.. H. G. Hall.
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The wedding of Miss Florence e.
Radeker and John Roberts took place at
San Bernardino on New Years Day.
The bride was supported by Misses
Berna Bedford, Pauline Stiles and Rosa
line Lancaster. The groom was sup
ported by Misses Nellie Grovenor, May
Cochran and Josie Woodward. The
Rev. John Morrison, of the Presbyterian
church, performed the ceremony. Pres
ents were received from the following:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Shurtz, Mrs. LaRose,
F. W. Gregg, Mrs. L. N. Bedford, Mr..
and Mrs. T. N Bedford, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
W. Driver, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. @. King,
Adele King of Los Angeles, May and
Eta Manner, Miss Florence Porter, DR..
and Mrs. Bedford, E. w. Freeman, Miss
Ella Ames, Anna L. Waite, Mrs. j. @.
Christy, Miss Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Barnum, Mrs. E. II. Showers, DR..
and Mrs. E. K. Johnson, DR.. and Mrs.
W. II. Stiles, Mrs. w. R. Rogers, Edith
Cartwright, Dea Ivie, Miss Jennie
Quelque, Grandma Graves, Mrs. and
May Messmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman
Evans, Henry Wozencraft, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. Noyes and Miss Noyes, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Morse and Mrs. A. F. Nc
Kenney, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. McGibbon,
Miss Moore, Marion and Aggie Lamb,
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Fowler, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. M. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M.
johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. @. E. Lehman,
Berna and frankie Bedford, ]. A..
Lamb, N. L. Graves.
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A parlor entertainment was given at
SIS Grand avenue on New Years night
> by DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Heinzemsn, and
Colonel and Mrs. j. @. Robinson. There
was numerous company present, in
Guiding Messrs. w. Liddington, Boyle
Workman, J. F. Kenealy, John H. Har.
bour, M. R. Twomey, W. Burr, Carl
Heinzeman, w. w. Beckwith, Harry
Jones, Clifton Robinson, R. Jacoby, DR..
Joseph Kurtz, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacoby, Mr..
and Mrs. @. A. Heinzeman and Misses
Lizzie Workman, Minnie Ward, Laura
Longley, Jessie Rhodes. Flora Hunter.
Elsie Milner, Alice Moody, Florence
Longley, Minnie Ralphs, Hettie Miner,
and Mary Workman. The special ieat-
ture of the entertainment was series of
tableaux, judiciously chosen, set with
professional accuracy of detail, and ar
tistically produced. Following were the
tableaux: Vision of Faust-' Faust" J.
O. Robinson; "Mephistopheles," E. A.
Heinzeman; Marguerite, /" Miss Heinze-
man. The Seasons Greeting:-"C Ceres, u
Mrs. J. G. Robinson; "Spring," Miss
Heinzeman; Autumn" Miss Augusta
Heinzeman; Winter" Miss Ella