Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-24
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
THE FASCINATING COACHMAN AND
HIS SOCIAL SUCCESS.
A Wedding on the List--The May Pole.
Social News and Personal Notes OF
General Interest.

men! How IS IL CnaC tney manage TO
be so captivating? Everybody remem-
bers how Miss Morosini of New York
managed to fall in love with her fathers
driver, and lately Los Angeles has had a
sample of this coachman mania in the
case OF the Burbank heiress Mics May
Carhart, who ran off with Otto Kieslich,
who used to wear her mothers livery at
White Plains.
But soon Los Angeles is to have So
ciety event, a wedding in which an ex-
coachman of the bride will lead her to
the altar. There is no reason for ad-
verse criticism of such course. A
coachman may be, and often is decid-
edly more of man than society dude
let, but it is out of the common, and of
course is in consequence subject of
social comment.
GERMAN FAIR.
The attendance at the German fair,
now in progress at Turn Verein hall,
was much better last evening. The pro-
gramme proved to be very entertaining.
The candy booth is presided over by
Miss Josephine Meza and Miss Pauline
Meza.
Many pretty things are displayed at
The fancy booth. Mesdames A. N.
Brockemp, G. Gardner, Ganahl and
Winter are in charge. The booth is
nicely arranged and the visitor will find
considerable artistic needlework.
The ice cream booth is presided over
by Mrs. J. X. Chalmers and Miss Katie
DIETRICH. The assistants are Mrs. Law
son, Misses Sanger, Miss Mamie Meade,
Miss Healy and Miss Andres.
The soda water booth is a favorite re-
sort for the young folks. The young
ladies in charge are Miss Nora X. Nei-
meyer and Miss Sophie Brosmer. The
assistants are Miss Susie Dennison, Miss
Julia Querola, Miss Bertha Penning,
Miss Nash, Miss Mary Dalganarando
and Miss Ganahl. The young ladies are
all charmingly attired in white albatros.
Last night each young lady wore cor
sage bouquet of roses and ferns.
The lunch department is presided
over by Mrs. Bruttig, Mrs. Fell, Mrs.
Riddle, Mrs. Hammersmith and Mrs.
Sellenscheidt. Lunch is served from IL
O'Clock in the morning.
The Misses Kaiser have succeeded in
NSIy pIcbby UoObl UllC
| floral display. The different flowers are
grouped with more than ordinary effect.
Mrs. Brosmer, assisted by Miss Knell
and Miss Carrie Brosmer, attend to the
| fish pond, which is very popular place
for the young folks.
The hat booth is presided over by
Mrs. A. L. Knell, Miss Josie Knell and
Miss Louise Ofer.
/ A yarv att1a atiyn rropro N, M N baar
arranged for this evening, and the young
ladies confidently expect to do land
office business.
The May pole dance at the Bellevue
terrace next Friday evening, promises
to be very enjoyable affair. j. Fred
Blake and d. H. Buck are busy complet
ing the details.
i #*x
/ Miss Jennie Rockwell is to give a
/ Chopin recital at Miss Marsh's school
1917 South Hill street, next Tuesday
evening.
i Xxx
Messrs. Tufts, Misses Strohn, Art AL
len, Ed. Tufts and Fred Franklin
formed jolly party at the minstrels
last evening.
Xxx
Miss Harries, who has been visiting
Mrs. Fudiker, left for her home in Sar
Francisco yesterday.
The young ladies of the st. Paul Guile
will give an entertainment shortly at tn,
residence of Miss Louise Jones.
*xw
Mrs. General Stoneman is to give |
reception on Saturday afternoon, May I'd
Judge Hatch and family, who hav
been living at Garvanza for some tim
past, will shortly take up their resi-
dence in Los Angeles.
Things Worth Remembering.
When you feel kind of goneness about tn
stomach it is sign that your food does not 81
| well, and that Won are about to have a fit of liz