Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-11
IN SOCIETY

took place Thursday evening. Inc 1ol-
lowing programme was rendered to the
delight of large audience:
Oyerture-Hymns of the Nations ........:....
'......................... Violin and Piano
Address m The L. A. C. B. A. and its objects
lin absence of PresidenD Mr. A. =. Lynch.
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The Muleteer
Mr. Thomas Vernon.
NeSuins Mr. A. j. Clarke
''HO '0-O Mr. W. j. Hicks
49, Miss X. Mccarthy.
Misses Santa Cruz.
Miss Cecilia Gardner.
'O''-' -' Mr. P Murtough.
Mr. W. A. Ryan.
Mr.. W Burr
Duet--Violin and Piano. .....................
Mrs. Sellenscheidt and Prof. A q Gardner.
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The opening ball of the new society
known as the Glover Leaf club will be
given at Kramer's hall next Wednesday
evening. The boys are putting forth
every effort to make it success, and
have obtained everything first-class for
the event. The music will be furnished
by Arend's orchestra. Invitations are
now out, each member being provided
with one only. The following gentlemen
compose the club: Fred Ballard, A. V.
Barber, George DAILY, Arthur Grosser, G.
X. Green, W. Hampton, w. P. Jefries,
l. L. Johnson, T. B. Kits, Charles Kits,
Rafe Kinsey, w. w. lowering, G. w,
Maly, Newton Moore, A. R. Mcintosh,
w. G. Peck, H. P. Platt, J. H. Pessil, L.
F. Shepard, Richard Sullivan, N. Stass-
forth, V. Schmidt, Harry Strong, E. S.
Tanner, G. F. Wilson, Fred Wilson, N.
E. Wilson, Ernest Whitehead, K. L.
Wilcox, Ralph Walker.
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The concert given by Plymouth church
on Monday night was artistically sue
cess, as the enthusiasm of the audience
proved. The programme throughout
was of unusual excellence, comprising
the best musical talent of the city. The
gem of the evening, however, was I'M
doubtedlyMiss Berger's perfectly finished
and artistic playing. Mr.. H. E. Ham
ilton's rendition of the Largo of Handel
and the Berceuse was exquisitely fine
and tender. Miss w. B. Clapp and Miss
Florence Clark, of Pasadena, appeared
for the first time before Los Angeles
audience, and were received with marked
favor, while Mr.. o. Stewart Taylor's
powerful rendering of Schuberts Erl
King emphasized the high character of
the entire performance.
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Los Angeles lodge, No. 1926 Knights
OF Honor, will hold an open meeting in
the lodge room at Forresters' hall, 1917
No CT
ing, Oct. IA. There will be present
Grand Dictator J. W. Rourke and Grand
Reporter @. III. M. Currey, OF the Grand
Lodge of the State of California. A
special programme has been prepared
and cordial invitation has been ex-
tended to brothers and friends of the
order to be present.
NV
A fine musical and literary entertain
ment will be given on Friday evening.
October 10Th, at the First Presbyterian
church, under the auspices of the
Ladies' society of the church. Among
those who will take part are Mrs. Nor
ton, a contralto late of New York;
Prof. Bierlich, Mrs. Abbot, Mrs. Jos.
Whitman, Miss Kimball, Mrs. Burdette.
Mrs. Wenger and Miss Douglass.
N.Y.
The ladies who are managing the
coming Chrysanthemum fair desire it
distinctly understood that their enter
prise is in no way connected with the
Flower festival, which latter society
holds its exhibits in the spring.
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On Wednesday the 14th inst, the fac
ulty of Belmont Hall will give public
faculty recital. Miss Kimball, the vocal
instructor, will take an important part in
the programme.
The Young women's committee of the
st. Paul Guard, are making great prep
aration for their bazaar, which is to be
held the third week in November.
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Invitations are out for the first grand
ball of Mohammed Council No. l. It
will take place at Illinois hall on the
night of October 18th.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owens, OF 225
North Hill street, have issued cards for
a reception for the fifth anniversary of
their wedding.
W.
Mrs. Anna Morris left yesterday for
Chicago to join her husband. She was
accompanied by her daughter.
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The orphans fair begins at Armory
hall on Monday night, October 10th.
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