Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-19
IN SOCIETY.

IOrCe lasJ nlgnt, on account OF Weu-
ding which united two of the most popu-
lar young people among the French col
ony. The contracting parties were Mr..
Albert Grand, business man and a
long resident OF this city, and Miss Marie
Uhald of the European hotel. The
presents were numerous and costly.
The marriage ceremony took place at
the Catholic church on the plaza. The
dinner was given at the European hotel
by the well-known caterer +. Claviere.
The guests present we're: Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Grand, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Clavere, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Ordoqui, Mr..
and Mrs. +. Sansenina, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
saubion, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Faix, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Pouyfourcat, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Cazeaux, Mr.. and Mrs. p. ACQUIRE,
Mr.. and Mrs. 9. Save, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Fallandy, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Luquet,
Misses Marie Ballade, Antoinette Bal
lade, Katie Erreca, Aurelia Uhald,
Marie Marticorena, Euphrasie Molle,
Catherine Manaut, Katie Cascarart,
Marie Barandegui, Messrs. J. Apion, L.
Uhald, V. Sentous, j. Viole, A. G. Ro-
ques, DR.. Babala, e. J. Robin, j. Ba-
jet, F. Loge, p. Goytino, j. Burubeltz,
j. Ballade, p. Ballade, E. Qurre, b.
Sesma, p. Puissegur, A. Charvoz, r.
Grand, J. Eyraud, 1. M. Pedespan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Robbins gave a
most brilliant panrty at their resi-
dence, on South Pearl street, last
evening. The grounds were illumin-
ated with immense Japanese lanterns
placed among the foliage, while the
house was a bower of loveliness. The
entire first floor was thrown open for
the enjoyment of the guests, and the
rooms had been canvased for dancing.
All the beau monde of the city was
gathered in the spacious rooms, and the
brilliant costumes OF the ladies formed
a picture long to be remembered by
those present. Dancing was the order
of the evening and the devotees at the
throne of the nimble footed goddess,
continued their worshiping until a
late hour. During the evening the
guests were ushered into the banquet
room, where the table was ablaze with |
the glistening appointments and beauti-
full napery and abounding with the
choicest dainties of the caterer.
A partial list of those present is:
Mrs. A.. s. Robbins, Mrs. Evans, Mrs.
Shoemaker, Mrs. Butler, Mrs. Mayor
Hazard, Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Stewart,
Mrs. w. s. Moore, Mrs. General Stone
man, Mrs. Blanche Clinton, Mrs. T. J.
Carran, Mrs. r. M. Widney, jr., Mrs.
DR.. Chichester, the Misses, Dupuy, /
Stoneman, Dagmsr Tisdale, Grace
Stewart, Howells, Rison, Louise Dunn,
Kurtz, Grey, Grace Cochoran, Elderkin,
Klokke, Messrs. Mayor Hazard, T. j.
Carran, K. M. Widney, jr., DR.. Chi
chester, Percy Schumacher, Chadwick,
Baldwin, Bradbury, Percy Hoyle, Har-
vey, Gushee, F. Schumacher, M. Wig
more, T. j. Carran, jr.. E. F. Klokke,
E. Tufts, j. Griffeth, G. s. Jardine, G.
Perkins, Diezendorf, Mayberry and P.
w. Orem.
A rather slim audience assembled last
night in Simpson auditorium to the
grand concert of the Pasadena Choral |
society, under the direction OF o. Stewart
Taylor. The platform was tastefully
bordered with branches of pepper trees
dotted with cut flowers.
The various parts OF the programme
were excellently rendered, particularly
the andante of the choruses. The female
chorus was good, but the male seemed
10 lack SumclenC VOlume.
The Inhammatus from the Statas
Mater of Rossini opened the programme,
Mrs. Clapp rendering it most exquisitely.
A quartette by Mrs. Clapp, Mrs. Gray,
Professor Kutner and Logic introduced
the cantata, The Holy City, followed by
the chorus, which sang in perfect rythm
and followed most implicitly the baton
of Professor Taylor. The quartet, Holy,
Holy, Lord God of Hosts, was also we'll
rendered by Miss Shaw, Mr.. Fllenber-
ger, Mrs. Ellenberger and Mr.. Pierce.
Mrs. Grey sang delightfully."-, Eye Hath
Not Seen, etc." as the conclusion to the
first part.
The second part was distinguished
mainly by numerous solos and con-
certed singing. Mr.. Logic executed the
opening solo very well. Herr Kutner's
tenor part elected well-merited ap-
plause. The quartette by Miss Shaw,
Mrs. Ellenberger, Mrs. Gilmore and
Miss Donnell, The Chorus of the An
gels, was very pretty. Mrs. Clapp. and
Monnell sang a duet very we'll The
Ascension, from the Redemption, by
Gounod, narrated by Messrs. Kutner
and Logic, was we'll rendered.
Prof. Stewart is to be congratulated
on the excellent aud successful manner
In which the singers were trained.
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The large school room of the Los An
geles business college was well filled
last night by the scholars and invited
guests. A most delightful programme
was rendered, alter which the entire
school was thrown open for inspection,
and an enjoyable social was had. The
new class colors, yellow and heliotrope,
were everywhere visible during the
evening.
Messrs. Burns and Roeder executed
an excellent violin and piano duet.
Prof. F. W. Kelsey, in a few we'll
chosen remarks, delivered the address
OF welcome. followed by M. S. Carrizosa.
who performed delightfully."- on the
guitar. Miss Flora Ballinger's vocal
selection was we'll given, as was the
humorous recitation of Mr.. Charles
Jarvis. p. p. Harris gave most COM
ical speech-The Delights of Foreign
Travel-by Mark Twain, and did it
well. Mr.. G. Goldsmith rendered two
selections on the piano, which were
we'll received. Those who go gracefully
received the guests were Rose Peet,
Anne Jolls, Mr.. r. L. Bisbee and Milton
Carlson.
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