Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-20
IN SOCIETY.

party rendered by Mrs. IL. Blnford ana
Miss Viola Norviel to their friend Mrs.
DIR. Geo. Cole, on Wednesday evening,
at their home on Temple street. The
guests enjoyed themselves in various
games and music, both vocal and in
strumental, which was rendered by Mrs.
Owens, Miss Minnie Ballard and Mrs.
Connor. Among those present were: ::
Mr.. and Mrs. Owens, Mr., and Mrs, Bin
ford, Miss Norviel, Miss shoecraft, Miss
Ballard, Miss Nettleton, Miss Roberts,
Mrs. Conner, Messrs. w. KOlmar, w.
Norviel, DR.. Choate, w. Martin, Mr..
Owens, DIR. and Mrs. Cole and many
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mclean OF the
East Side celebrated their wooden we'd
ding on Monday, at their residence, No.
1923 Hawkins street. The house was
handsomely decorated with flowers. A
floral horseshoe presented by Mr.. Swan
son was much admired. Among those
present were: Mrs. Thomas Murray
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Hanra.
hen, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Kannon, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Judy and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. Swanson and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Saunders, Mrs. f. Biggy and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Louis and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rand, Mr.. and Mrs. Dart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Luentzen and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerckins and son, Mrs.
Sackerice, Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett and
daughter, Misses Annie McNerney,
Maggie McNerney, Maud Dart, Ellen
Dorgan, Mary Lee, Messrs. Charley
Goff, Murray N. Espinosa, A. Sietz, Mr..
and Mrs. George MCLEAN and family.
Many appropriate presents were re-
ceived.
A large number of invited guests We're
present Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Rumpf, corner of
Maple avenue and Thirty-frst street, to
witness the marriage OF their beautiful
and accomplished daughter, Miss Min
ME, to Mr.. Eugene Soule. Promptly at
5 O'Clock the bridal party with their at
tendants entered the parlor and stood
beneath a large floral marriage bell.
The impressive words of the ceremony
were then spoken by Rev. A. w. Rider,
of the Memorial Baptist church. After
congratulations had been showered upon
the happy couple the company adj
journed to the dining room to partake
of the wedding supper. Mr.. and Mrs.
Soule are we'll known among the young
people of our city, and will make their
home on Thirty-6rst street. fai
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A pleasant surprise party was given at
the residence of Mrs. Easton, ON Kane
street and Belmont avenue, in honor OF
Mr.. Chas. Easton, on Wednesday even
ing. Among those present were AL.
Shane, Miss Dollie Pearson, Mics Daisy
Maxwell, Mr.. Ralph Walker, Miss Lot
tie Mcclure, Mr.. Joe Elliage, Mr.. III.
.Elliage, and the Misses Lizzie, Nora and
Addie Elliage. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins,
Mr.. Pearson, the Misses Elliott, Miss
Carrie Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. Leech,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure, Mr.. Chas. Eas-
ton, Miss Williams and Mr.. Anthony.
The guests enjoyed themselves until
late hour.
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The young ladies of Boyle Heights held
a preliminary meeting at the residence
of Mr.. E. r. Threlkeld for the purpose
of organizing Young Ladies' History
club, for the study of both ancient and
modern history. When the club is prop
erly organized they will meet weekly,
and spend an hour or so at each meeting
in reading and reciting from the leading
standard authors. The meetings of the
club will be at Mrs. Threlkeld's, corner
East First and Bailey streets. No oyoung
gentlemen will be permitted to join the
club, and will not be allowed to attend
any OF it's meetings.
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Miss Bertha Penning scored tri-
umph last evening at the concert given
her by her musical friends at Turn
verein hall. Miss Penning is a
pretty brunette and possesses a de-
lightful soprano voice. Her singing OF
Dame Nightingale took the house by
storm and the young lady was recalled
several times. The other artists who
assisted at the concert were William
Piutti, f. w. Wallace, w. R. Stoll, Miss
Dora James, Miss Josephine Williams,
Mrs. John Torrey and Mrs. Larrabee.
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At the meeting of the Ruskin Art
club this evening the first OF series OF
papers On ancient art, which will be
fully illustrated by stereopticon views,
will be given. These meetings are sup
Elementary to the regular work OF the
Ruskin Art club, and will be very vaiu-
able to any one interested in ancient
art. 1t is to be hoped that many out
side of the circle will join in an infor-
NAL discussion of the theme presented
in the paper.
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Mr.. Irwin C. Stump, chairman OF the
Republican state central committee,
was married on Wednesday evening to
Miss Evelyn Aull, sister of Mr.. Charles
Aull, at Folsom. They will honeymoon
in this city.
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The ladies OF the Church of Our Savior
(EpiscopaD, San Gabriel, are working
hard for bazaar, to be held at Hotel
San Gabriel, on Tuesday, December
18th.
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The Drum and Bugle corps OF the
Seventh. regiment give social hop this
evening at Armory hall, South Broad'
way.
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Mrs. Walter Moore gave delightful
party last evening. 1t was voted the
iolliest OF the season.
Executive CIemency.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. 19.-Governor
Markham today commuted to nine
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