Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-02-03

follows: Mr.. Lindsay and Miss EngilsI
Mr.. Barnes and Miss Ives, Mr.. Gilmor
and Miss Shoemaker, Mr.. Thomas an
Miss Marsh, Mr.. Chambers and Mis-
Trew, Mr.. Parker and Miss Bradley, MI
Chenning and Miss Cody.
The Woman Suffrage Association will
hold the fifth of it's series of entertain
ments tomorrow evening at the Unit,
church parlor, at 80 O'Clock. The pro
gramme will be both entertaining ant
instructive: Opening chorus, "The Sta
OF Liberty; address, by Mrs. A. E
klngsbury; violin solo, "Merry Wa
Waltz" (Strauss) Miss Dora James; ad
dress, by Mr.. Samuel Rees; vocal duet
"Life's Dream" (Ascher), Mesdames Nc
Oomas and Williams; reading, "a
Laugh in Heaven" Mrs. Sophia Knight
recitation, ."The Pioneers Story" (Carl.
tom, Miss Josephine Williams; reading,
The Why and Wherefore" Alice Moore
McComas; closing chorus, America
(revised version), E. A. Kingsbury.
One OF the most successful and enjoya-
pie entertainments of the season, by
home talent, occurred on Thursday
evening at illinois hall, before large
audience, given by the Illinois Associa.
tlon at its regular weekly social. The
mueical and literary programme in
cluded pleasing variety of vocal num-
bers by Mr.. George Hanna, Misses Net
tie Palmer, Estella Erdman and Nettie
Shaffner; instrumental selections on the
piano, guitar, and banjo, by the Misses
Conner, Prof. De Lano and Mr.. Harry
Walls, respectively; elocution by Miss
Jennie Prewett, Mrs. Hammer, Miss
Amelia Budlong and Mr.. Tom Barnes ;
and dialogues and songs by Gail Hanna,
Grace Hersee and the Baldwin chill.
dren.
The installation of officers of Good
Will Lodge No. 1923, I. 0. o. F., took
place on Friday evening. A large num-
Der of the friends of the members were
present and witnessed the ceremonies,
which were performed by w. P. Schlos-
ser, D. D, G. NJ. The officers installed
were as follows: Cyrus Willard, N. G. !;
7. H. White, V. g.; T. N. Garfield,
R. S.; Chas. Williams, P. s.; L. j..
Mathev rs, treasurer G. FL. Quein,
warden; James s. Slone, o. g.; Jacob
Ginther, conductor: Thos. A. Temple
ton, l. g.; J. T. O'Harra, R. S. N. 6. /;
j. 0. Young, R. S. V. g.; II. Mucke,
L. s. V. G.; Paul Kessler, R. s. s.; l..
B. Noble, chaplin; Geo. E. Pratt, August
Kohl, Thos. H. White, finance commit
tee; R Livingston, r. o. Merrell, Jas.
trustees.
On Friday evening the Young Cru
saders of Band of Hope held very
pleasant social at the handsome resi-
dence of Mrs. Finney, on Union avenue.
It was the third monthly social held un-
der the auspices of this society. A short
and very interesting programme was pro-
vided, which was we'll rendered, after
which the young people amused them
selves in q number of pleasant games
Until late hour. All went home we'll
pleased. Among those present were:
Misses Finney, Longley, Pinney, Wood,
Haven, Powells, Flora and
Hattie Pearson, Heiman, Belle and Sadie
Whitehead, Painter, Hare, Ward, Mrs.
Mrs. Finney, Mrs. Pearson,
Mrs. Pinney, Messrs. Hare, Wilson,
Maeder, Kimball, Sabine, Longley,
Moore, Gorin, Peak, Wsnkowski, Burns,
Ldy1OI, dlutC1, Al0AduQ6I. L IOls LULU,
Dr.. Deichmiller and others.
On Saturday evening the following Off
,ers of Good Will Lodge No. 313, l. 0.
j. T., were installed by Deputy Grand
Chief Templar E. M. Starr, for the quar-
er beginning February 1st Past chief
emplar, James Kennedy; chief templar,
P. Shewman; vice templar. Mrs. q.
:. Rudell; superintendent of juvenile
work, Miss Iva Cornelius; secretary, E.
3. Moore; assistant secretary, Miss
lettie Stevens; financial secretary, A.
:. Rudell; treasurer, Miss M. Wallace;
Miss Lucy Adams; deputy
w. J. Stoddard; chaplain, A.
I. Smith; guard, Miss Carrie Adams;
entinel, II. L. Lindsay. The following
famed delegates were elected to repre-
ent the above.pamed lodge in the Dis
rict Lodge, which meets in Merrill hall,
orner of Fort and Temple streets, Feb
uary 18th: A. P. Sheyman, A. E.
2udell, w. J. Stoddard, Mrs. G. II.
Brown, Miss Carrie Adams. Alternatey:
4. j. Smith, Lucy Adams, Mrs. A. E.
audell, Anna Morton, Ana Massey.
The Oxford League OF Trinity M. E.
church South, held it's monthly social
aet Friday evening, at the residence of
VI. P. Grove, corner Twelfth and Hill
streets. The following programme,
which was enjoyed by all present. was
we'll rendered: Vocal colo, Mr.. King
piano solo, Mrs. Bryson recitation, Miss
Wright; tableaux, picture frames, with
the following cast: Pitti Sing, Miss
Yum yum, Miss Hendricks; I;
Grecian Lady, Miss Shores; Country
Girl, Miss Parker; Cape Grey, Miss L.
Zech vocal solo, Mr.. White; Gypsies'
Warning, Misses Hamilton and Holland
and Mr.. King. After the programme
the young people proceeded to enjoy
themcelves as only young people can,
and about II O'Clock the company broke
up. About seventy.five persons were
present, among whom were the Mes
DANES Grove, Holland, Kilgore, Du
Bose and Colburn Misses Wright, Pink
ham, Hendricks, Bly,, Shores, Clark,
Clough, L. and 1. Newkirk, Mathews,
Du Bose, Parker and Tufts; Messrs.
Reese, Jack Daw, J. R. Mathews, Smith,
Toler, M. and L. Levering, Edwards,
Conklin, Brown, Sheldon and Childress.
CHURCH NOTES.