Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-01

SOCIAL WHIRL.
A Busy Week All Over the
City and County.
Record Of Events in a Number
of Places.
Marriages, Receptions and Birthday
Surprise Parties.
Dances, Entertainments, Concerts, Music
ales, Picnics Socials, Presentations
and Other Happenings.
The Maids of Already will give a fan
party at Kramer's ball on Wednesday
evening.
The Oxymel Club will meet tomorrow
evening with Miss Root at the Argyle.
The works of Washington Irving will
form the topic Of discussion.
The marriage of G. Modini Woods and
Mrs. Mamie Perry-Davis will take place
Tuesday, at D. m, at the residence of
the BRIDES father, Mr.. w. H. Perry.
On Friday evening the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Boyle Heights M. f.
church gave an interesting social at the
church. An excellent programme was
rendered.
A reception will be rendered to Mrs. l.
w. Hellman next Wednesday from to
p. M. by the Ladies' Benevolent Society
at the residence of Mrs. G. Ducommon,
1347 Grand avenue.
A reception was given by the Cooking
Club members on Friday evening at the
residence of ]. s. Cosby, ON Figueroa
street. The evening was very pleas
antly spent In dancing.
On Thursday evening Miss Gertrude
Eastwood entertained a party of friends
at her rooms in honor of Miss Celia
Colman, who leaves this week to make
her permanent residence in Seattle.
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Carrie A. Cover, of Riverside, and
Frank G.. Gould. The ceremony will
take place at the Baptist church, River
side, on Sunday evening, June Sth.
On Thursday party consisting of Mr..
and Mrs. G. B. Dukeman, Misses V. H.
Bell and @. Boquest, DR.. w. H. Duke
man, w. Veazie and f. E, Lowry started
for Wilson's peak. They will return to-
morrow.
A social dance was given by Los Ange-
Eagle, at Elks hall on Wednesday even
ing. A large attendance was present,
and the hours devoted to dancing were
entirely too short in the opinion of
those who were present.
The Ladies' Hebrew Benevolent Soci-
ETY. of this city at meeting held on
Friday, adopted resolutions of regret at
the departure of Mrs. 1. w. Hellman
from Los Angeles. Mrs. Hellman will
reside in San Francisco, but will retain
her membership in the society here.
Miss Anna Pendleton was married at
the residence of her father, Rev. w. H..
Pendleton, on Tuesday morning, to Cap
tain A. G. Jones. Only the Immediate
friends of both parties, including Gen
eral Grierson and his staff, were pres
ent. The happy couple departed for
San Francisco and will return on the
18th instant.
Word has been received of the mar
riage of George Washington Armstrong
and Miss Maggie E. Hoye on May 22d
at Salt Lake. Both were for a long time
residents of Los Angeles, and both were
at one time employees of the HERALD
Their many friends here wish them q
long and happy married life.
A Whittier Picnic.
A picnic was given in honor of George
w. Page and wife, J. B. Craig and Miss
Mabel King, of Los Angeles, in The
cafIon near Whittier on Saturday, MAY
oath. The party was composed of th'
above named and Miss Viola King, Mrs
H. Pike and daughter, Dora, OF Los An
geles, T. L. Craig and Miss L. Spinner
D. E. Koontz, of Santa Fe Springs, w
w. Wood, of Whittier and Misses l.. M
and A. B. Groover and Marian Wood, o
Norwalk. The party thoroughly enjoyed
the day, especially the view from the
Whittier observatory.
Mission Entertainment.
On Thursday evening the First Chris
tian Mission gave its fifth monthly socia
in Union hall, corner Grand avenue and
Seventh street. A large audience assem-
bled and an excellent programme made
the occasion decidedly enjoyable. Those
participating in the musical makeup O.
the programme were Misses Carrie l.
Wagner, Bertha Penning, Bessie Clark
Blanch Mccormack. Mrs. Chamberlain
Messrs. Koehler. Basset and Shepard