Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-23
IN SOCIETY.


Mr.. George J. Isaacson and Miss
Minnie Landsberg were married at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Norton,
Ola South Hope street, on Sunday even
ing. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. DIR. A. Blum. Mr.. M. M. Norton
and Mr.. H Landsberg were the best
men and Misses Annie Hendeison OF
>an Francisco and Goldie Norton,
daughter of the host, were the maids of
! honor.
T. he home was elaborately decorated
for the occasion. At the conclusion of
the ceremony refreshments were served,
during which Miss M. Marcus of Oak
land added much to the entertainment
by her recitation, and little Berthe
Roth by her singing.
Dancing was kept up until midnight,
when lunch was served. Those pres
ent included only the relatives and most
intimate friends of the family. The
presents received by the young couple
were both numerous and costly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaacson will be at
home at No. 322 West Fifth street on
and after Sunday, June 28th. F.
There were present at the ceremony:
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Norton, Mr.. and Mrs.
l. Norton. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green,
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. b. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Klein,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. III. Juenger, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Cohn, Mr.. and Mrs. Spier, Mr.,
and Mrs. Ed Roth, Mr.. ana Mrs. Simon
Levy, Mrs. Fannie Mendelson and
daughter, of San Francisco, Mrs. Gold
stein, Mr.. HI. Charters, Misses Eva and
Jennie Greenbaum, Mamie Norton,
Annie and Florence Mendelson, of San
Francisco, Goldie, Minnie, Sylvia and
Annie Norton, L. and M. Kurz R. Cohn,
G. Norton, NJ Marcus, of Oakland, little
Miss Berthe Roth, Messrs. S. F. Norton,
M, N. and III. Landsberg, Simon Spier,
Albert, Samuel and Melville Norton and
Myer Siegel.
The Witch of Rosenburg was produced
last evening at the East Side, by anna
teurs, under the able management of
Miss Josie Williams. The play was wit
messed by a large crowd and gave gen.
eral satisfaction. The following was the
cast:
Countess Anna Won Rosenburg Miss M. Perry
Bertha ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss H. Grimm
LOttie. Miss K. Griffin
Gretchen. observation-disclosures. Miss NJ. Mcdonald
Frau Plumper r...................M Miss P. Griffin
FRAU Semmel .--....'........-. MISS A. Best
Frau fucker .....,..........M Miss M. Mead
THEIR THREE CHILDREN
Bridget ....,,.......-....-.. Miss G. Griffin
Barbara. .............. Miss M. Brossart
Amelia .....s,. .....M MISS L.. GURUS
PEASANTS.
Misses L. Martinez, K. Brady, NJ. Mesmer M.
Best, Z, Corsetta, n Miller, Straub e. La
ger, X. Green, NJ. McNiel N. Shanahan.
Between the acts the audience was en-
tertained by several clever artists.
Misses Rena and Josephine favored
with duet. j. H. Dockweiler and r.
Vivian recited. Miss Maud Cook sang
Dear Heart very acceptably. Master
John and Tessie Cooke were applauded
for the clever way they sang. Master
John Cooke made the hit of his show by
his singing of Moriarity. The entertain
ment will be repeated next Thursday
evening.
A reception was given last evening at
the residence of Mrs. j. NJ. Workman
to Mr.. and Mrs. Buehler who were mar
ried on the 18th instant. Mrs. Buehler
was Miss Lucy Workman. The grounds
were illuminated and the rooms beauti-
fully decorated. Those present were: :
Misses r. Norton, t. Ganahl, j. Quirolo,
B. Kelly, c.. Warren, e. Warren, Mrs.
Stanley, Misses Sullivan, Cushin, Dunn,
Rogers, Messrs. j. Hyans, Jacox, Alex
ander, H. Derby, Perry, o. Weld,
Ganahl, F. Cummings, A. Cummings,
E. Cummings, M. Moriarity, ]. Thorn
ton, F. Eckstrom, Wilson, Kolmar, F.
Harmon, Adelyotte, Brenner, Misses d.
McNerney, j. McNerney N. McNerney,
M. Workman, A. Workman. Mr.. and |
Mrs. ]. ]. Buehler, Miss McVey, DIR.
and Mrs. ]. j, Still, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Schruck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cummings, Messrs. A. B. Clark,
III. Voecrell, G. E. Manning, D. W.
Davis, G. A. Patterson, E. Gerson, H.
Gerson, Misses Dot Stephens,SF. Cook,
a. Ballentyne, I. Bandholt, Messrs.
F. Bandholt, j. M. McEvers, G. R. Kis-
g. Barber, Mr.. and Mrs. J. O'Neil, |
Messrs. G. p. Wolfrom. f. Vanhorn. F. |
Hamlin, ]. f. Moscrop, B. Levy, DIR. ].
B. Owens, +. Howe, DR.. S. Davis, Misses
s. Williamson, t. Williamson, F. Ward,
+. Parkinson.
The graduating exercises of the Lud-
lam school take place tonight at the
Grand opera house. The emotions in
pantomime and statue poses are first on
the programme, and it is hoped that all
will be seated at the rise of the curtain
in order to witness them.
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Mr.. Perry Eldridge and Mrs. s.. NJ.
Cowles were married at Clearwater last
Thursday by the Rev. Mr.. McKelvey.
The neighbors celebrated the happy
event by fiocking to the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Eldridge and congratulating
the newly married couple.
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Misses June Austermell, Allie Auster-
NELL, Allie Tuttle, Kate Ward and |
Messrs. Fred. Colner, w. B. Gard, Crane |
and Chapman enjoyed an outing to Mil
lard's cafIon last Saturday. The party
drove out in four-in-hand and drove
home in the moonlight.
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The Arbor Vitae Rebecca Degree
lodge give social and dance this eve
ming at Odd Fellows hall.
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Mrs. Walter Moore entertained few
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