Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-16
IN SOCIETY.

The ladies in charge of the coming
fair OF the John A. Logan w. r. c.,
have decided to hold the fair at Turn
verein hall instead of the hall formerly
advertised. This change was made nee
essary, owing to the splendid sale oi
tickets.
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An entertainment will be given by
Orpheus lodge No. 237, l. 0. 0. F., to-
morrow evening at Odd Fellows hall,
No. los North Spring street, under the
direction of Prof. A. j. Stamm. The re-
! Hon. James Ashman, Mr.. l.. Winter,
Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. Adolf and Mrs.
Fuhrberg, and the arrangement COM
mittee of Messrs. A. Fuhrberg, Jacob
Adotf and Joseph Bickel.
| The programme will be:
Overture.
Grand chorus song. the singing section of
| Turnverein Germanla.
Either quintete. Messrs Thumer, G. Col
mer, Jr. K. LaBonge, c. LaBonge and Joseph
Bickel.
The odd Fellows (trio) the celebrated Bald
win children.
Baritone solo. J L Lutz, piano accompani
ment by Prof A Stamm
Either solo, Prof. Otto Vogel
Grand chorus song, singing section Turn
"Die Drei Little Deutschen," grand comic
song the celebrated Baldwin children
Selection, Miss schmidt.
Zith,r quintette, Messrs. G. Thurner, c. Col
mer, Jr., X. LaBohge, c. LaBonge and Joseph
BicSel
Address Hon. Past-G Grand II. Kohl.
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The third monthly ball of the Glover
Leaf club was held last night at Kramer's
hall. A large number were present.
Everyone present entered fully into the
enjoyment of the occasion, dancing be-
ing continued until late hour. To the
following gentlemen is due largely the
success of the affair:
Executive committee-F. G. Ballard,
A. Y. Barber. F. U. Wilson, w. p.
Jeffries, T. B. Kits.
Reception committee-H2rry Strong,
G. X. Green, Newton Moore.
Floor manager-T. L. Stassforth.
Aids-LeRoy Gates, RATE kinsey.
Among those present were:
Misses NJ. Barnes. Mary Collins, Sadie
King, Gosnedge, bradshaw, frankie A.
Crowley, f.. Danforth, NJ. Danforth
Rose Roth. Stahl, Lizzie Wilson, Mabel
Skofs.ad, L. Euwald, l.. Mcguire. M.
Walker, Anna Jones, Clara Field,
Ada Newman, Edna Newman, San
ger, Kingsley, L. Mendeeohn, r:
Hampton, G. Whitaker, NJ. Whita-
ker, B. Ansen. Bowman, Messrs.
PIatt, J. II. Pessel, Harry Strong,
Ralph Walker, E. G. Taylor, j. l..
johnson, +. n. Wilson, Geo. Fitch, w. |
P. Brown, r. A. Collins, G. X. Green J.
F. Mcguire, w. p. Jeffries, F. G. Han
non, +. w. Fisher, Percy Gates, VIM. |
Mullin, Robt. King, j. W. Nisbet, S. f.
Ballard, l.. t. Sheppard, A. Newman,
Arthur Grosser, Mr.. Mendlesohn, Ed
Vereck. Col. w. X. Schoffield, Mr..
Rafe Kinsey, A. V. Barber,
Ernest Whitehead, Chas. Kits, w. H. |
Bowers.
Merrill Lodge, 1. O. G. T., will give
an entertainment this evening at lem
perance temple. Among those who will
are Miss Jennie Sanderson,
Miss Lily Buckingham, Geo. D.
Mrs. W. F. Brown, Miss Fan
ME Brown, Tom Barnes, Miss Bertha
Penning. Miss James, Miss Lemon, |
Mrs. G. Stephens, Geo. D. Hough, Mrs. |
Han1bly, Mr.. John Musso, Miss Lehman |
and Miss Fitch.
Miss Myra Kay, an accomplished
young lady of OGDEN, who has been
whiting Mr.. and Mrs. Threlkeld, leaves
Tor her home tomorrow after a sojourn
of three months in Los Angeles.
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The bag bazaar begins at 2 O'Clock on
Thursday at the Thorn block, on Main
street. between Third and Fourth. 1t is
given by the ladies Of the St. Johns
Episcopal church.
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The bazaar held yesterday at the
Hotel San Gabriel by the ladies of
Church Of Our Savior was not patron
zed as it deserved.
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Miss Bowman has announced mas
luerade for Wednesday, December 30th,
.orner Fifteenth and Main streets.
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