Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-15
SOME SOCIAL EVENTS.
MATTERS OF INTEREST WHICH
OCCURRED LAST WEEK.
The Bankers at Redondo-The Hollen-
beck Concert-Gussts at the Colonial
Tea-The Hedges Dinner, Etc.

The bankers of the state association,
which has been in session here during
the past week, ended their gathering on
Saturday evening with a banquet at the
Redondo hotel, given by the Los An
geles clearing house. A partial report
was printed in Yesterdays HERALD, but
the lateness OF the hour at which the
party adjourned prevented a complete
account being given.'
Major Bonebrake presided as toast
master, and displayed rare judgment in
his management OF the affair. The
hotel management provided spread
which could not be excelled anywhere.
1t was absolutely perfect. Major Bone
brake started the flow OF reason and wit
by one of his characteristically humor-
GUS little speeches, which served to put
every one in good humor at once.
The party was composed OF the follow
ing guests:
Thomas Browl, James M. Brown,
San Francisco; s. I. Everett, Cleveland (;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Seligman, San Fran
cisco; M. d. Miltimore, r. M. Widney,
r. j. Widney, Los Angeles; Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Woolwine, San Diego; E. F.
Spence, j. M. Elliott, John Bryson, sr.,
NJ. M. Sheldon, o. III. Churchill, 0. I.
johnson, ]. M. G. Marble, Los Angeles;
w. s. Bartlett, Santa Ana Mr.. and Mrs.
B. &. Balcom, Orange; Mrs. c. G.
Holmon, Orange; L. N. Breed, Los
Angeles A. Gerberding, Charles N. Flint,
San Francisco; John H. Doh, Pomona !;
A. L. Lincoln, Santa Barbara; f. w.
Jones, Los Angeles; B. B. Whittlesey,
National City; c.. M. Wells, J. NJ.
Wilmer, Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. G..
E. Palmer, Oakland; R. H. Farquhar,
E. A. Preuss, j. Frankenfeld, f. II.
Avery, w. H. Holiday, w. M. Caswell,
H. T. Hazard, M. T. johnson, O. A.
Stevens, A. G. Way, William G. Kerck-
hoff, Los Angeles: L. Unstein,
Fresno; M. d. Chamberlain, Los
Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. T. S.
Hawkins Hollister; A. Haas, Los
Angeles; E. j. Vawter, Santa Monica !;
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. d. Colson. J. M. Elliott,
Hermann Hellman, G. G. Herver, j.
B. Lankershin, G. A. Warner, Los An
geles; G. H. M. Kevett, Santa Paula !;
A. E. Fletcher, w. j. Washburn, Los
Angeles; John w. Davis, Cotton; i. w.
Brotherton, Andrew Glassell, Los An
geles; T. S. G. Lowe, Pasadena; Warren
Gillelen, Los Angeles; G. A. Kerne, San
Francisco; d. S. Snodgrass, Selma w.
M. Eddy, Santa Barbara; Rowland
Hazard, Rhode Island; A. H. Metzger,
Riverside, Norman Rideout, Marys-
vile; G. L. Arnold, Los Angeles; Major
A. S. Kimball, Colonel H. G. Corbin,
us. A.: John Miner; Los Angeles; J.
Patterson, Jr., Perris; w. H. Chamber
lain, San Francisco; Charles A. Vogel-
sang, Los Angeles; w. B. Metcalf, Santa
Barbara; W. +. Bosbyshell, Los Angeles.
THE HoLLENBECK CONCERT.
The concert given at the Hollenbeck
on Monday evening last filed every nook
and corner of the reading room with a
fashionable and highly appreciative
audience.
The song, Last Night, by Mrs. Proctor,
accompanied by Miss Quincy, mandolin,
and Mrs. Taggart, guitar, was sweet as
a dream. Bowdoin Love Song by Mr..
Wiesendanger was sung in mastery
manner. Professor Arevelo, accompanied
by Mrs. Taggard and Miss Priest, gave
File du Regiment with wonderfully good
expression and highly finished execution.
Professor Wildes gave fine piano colo.
A German song by DR.. Jauch, accom-
panied by Miss Lamson, pianist, was
heartily encored. Miss Austermell was
in fine voice and gave very charming
ballad. The young lady gives great
promise of brilliant future. Professor
Aravelo was recalled with his club and
held his audience spellbound. Miss
Rogers, of Pasadena, surprised and
charmed everybody by her effective
imitation of cornet solo. 1t is a most
unique gift. Mrs. j. B. Browns song,
Chalet Horn, accompanied by Mrs. Dr.
White, pianist, and Mr.. Wilson. cornet,
showed the remarkably pure tones of
her rich contralto voice to good advan-
tage. Mrs. Proctor gave Mine Eyes so
Blue and Tender, with mandolin obli-
cato accompaniment in a charming
manner. Professor Aravelo, by request,
gave May Breezes. Professor Wildes
gave fine piano solo. He is master of
the instrument, and it responds most
readily to his every thought and emo
tion.
The concert closed with very de-
lightful duet by Professor Wiesendanger
and D. Jauch.
THE SOUTH SIDE CLUB.
The South Side Social club was enter
tanned on last Wednesday evening at the
Union hall, corner of Seventeenth street
and Grand avenue, by Misses Mabel and
Ada Skofstad, assisted bo Miss Rosa
Roth. The evening was devoted to
games and music, and at a late hour the
company adjourned to the home of Miss
Roth, near by, where the dining table
presented a most beautiful spread.
The guests who partook of the sweets
thereon were the Misses Elliot, Dona-
hue, Hitler, and Messrs. DR.. Pollock. G.
Rowland, hErnest Taylor, as guests of
the evening, and the following members
OF the club: Misses Lou Campbell, AL
vena Guenther, Effie Roger, Berta
Dague, Edith Haines, Will Pearce, Jen-
ME Bedell, Gertrude Dewey, Rosa Roth.
Mabel and Ada Skofstad, Messrs. De Roy
Gates, George Crane, j. H. Pessell, w.
F. Whitaker, W. S. Young, J. w.
Bridge, j. K. Burke, Rafe Kinsey, w.
G. Wolfe, d. L. Burke.
I'm. S. CLUB.
The l. M. S. G. met Friday evening at
Hr. Horizons, No. 81 Harper avenue.
The programme was as follows: Piano
solo, Mrs. F. B. Harbert; recitation,
Miss Ruthard; vocal solo, Mr.. Harry
Price; essay, Miss Joe Zieger; banjo
solo, Mr.. J. H. Wilson; conundrums
by the club; The Pantograph, w. n.
Ent, editor-in- chief, f. B, Harbert and