Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-15
IN SOCIETY.

Last Friday evening Miss Flossie
Dodge was rendered birthday party at
the residence of her parents, No. 80
East Fifth street. The tasteful decora-
tons consisted of flowers, pampas
plumes and ferns. Instrumental music,
games, ETC., detained the company until
a late hour. Refreshments were served
during the evening. The young people
present departed wishing their hostess
many happy returns of the day. Fol-
lowing are the names of those present /:
Misses Eva M. Gilbert of Modesto,
Stella, Belle, Maud and Ada Shields !;
Nina Hacker, Maud Mallen, Maud and
Addie Farris, Matte Smith, Emma
Brown. Lulu Goiding, Laura and Alma
APPEL, Elsie Holton, Maud Roney, Ivy
Woods, Edith Frickie, Florine Ferner,
Jeneyieve Dillon, Ethel Levy Lille Ash
man, Stella Phillips, Stella Bishop,
Meta and Nellie Tucker, Tottie Mar
chant, Dula Goldworthy, Rosie Kubach,
Nellie Hacker, Dollie Wilson, Flossie
Dodge, Miss Thurza Marchant, Mrs.
James E. West and Mr.. and Mrs. S. c..
Dodge. The young lady received many
pretty and useful presents.
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The faculty recital at the Ludlam
school of oratory and arts was well
attended last evening at the Y. M. @. A.
auditorium. The following excellent
programme was rendered:
Piano and violin-sonata Opus 13, I'd and
Allegretto Tranquillo, Allegretto Animate,
Miss Mary L. O'Donoughue and Mr.. Harley E
nv, r,-.-1
Mr. Henry Ludlam
a. Come While Our Silk We Gather. -. Gounod
b. Chorus of Angels (Eli)... ............. Costa
The Lorelei Quartette
Miss Lizzie Kimball, Miss Maud Shook, Miss
Dora Bryant, Miss Edith Gardner,
Miss Mary L. oDonoughue.,
Mrs. Jirah D. Cole
Healing the Lepers ben Hur) Gen. LewWallac e
Miss c. Gertrude Finney.
MI Harley e. Hamilton.
Robert a TGi que PAimecavatna(Ro6eTt
r Di"Oie Miss Lizzie Kimbaii MeSefOeef
a. Aunt Peggy and High Art. Mary Kyle Dallas
b. Ask Mamma. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -
Mrs. Henry Ludlam.
Mrs. Jirah D. Cole.
Miss G. Gertrude Finney.
b. Norwegian Bridal Procession. 800. Grieg
Miss Mary L. o'Donoughue.
Drii'ns' Mr.. Henry Iud Ia 9u'n'n'n Neeo
a. Spring Song -. &c. W. Chadwick
b. Old Folks at Home Carr. by FIed'kw W. Root
................. .......... Stephen G. Foster
The Lorelei quartette.
The numbers by Miss Mary L. O'Don-
oughue, Miss Gertrude Finney and Mrs.
Henry Ludlam were very enjoyable and
entertaining. The Lorelei quartette won
applause for their singing of Old Folks
at Home.
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A faculty recital was given at Bel
mont hall last evening, and was largely
attended, upwards of 200 persons being
present. The programme was very in
teresting and greatly enjoyed. The par
Elephants were: Miss Pierson, violinist;
Miss Conger, pianist; Miss Fannie
Adams, recitation Miss Margaret
Trower, recitation; Miss Bryson, recita-
ton. Among those who were seen in
the audience were Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Wilmer, Prof. and Mrs. Willhartitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lewis, Thomas H.
Brown, of Pomona, Miss Eivia Signor,
Rev. DR.. Hutchins and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. Conger, Mrs. and Miss Kimball,
Mrs. DR.. Baker, Rev. DR.. Chambers and
daughter and son, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. J.
D. Spencer and the Misses Spencer,
Miss Helen Coan, Mrs. L. E. Smith,
Albert Fletcher and Mrs. DIR. J. G.
Fletcher.
After the recital the guests were in
vited to tour of inspection throughout
the building, of which opportunity the
greater part took advantage.
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1t will be an unique affair, the grand
ball of the Mohammed council No l, at
Illinois hall tonight. The officers OF the
council will appear in gorgeous oriental
costumes and the princes of the order
will wear Turkish caps of brightest scar
let. The Mohammed council is a side
rite of the Ancient Order OF American
Foresters.
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The members and congregation of
Union avenue M. E. church last Mon
day evening rendered Rev. 1. L. Spencer
and his family very kind and hearty
reception upon their return to that
church for another conference year.
Mr.. G. H. Smith, the Sunday school
superintendent, in behalf of the Sunday
school and church, delivered the ad-