Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-30

Booth, Pitcher, Tuthill, Day, Kinney,
Turner, Flournoy, Lewis, Chanslor, d..
H. Burks. Gregory Perkins, Ed Ayerill,
Will Collins, w. Lyon.
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The young ladies OF the Home Mis-
sionary society gave social last even
ing. Miss Lizzie u. Houser presided
in a most charming manner. Miss
Helen Hammond recited, and Miss Glib.
son and Mrs. Parmalee both made short
addresses. Mr.. Holmes favored with a
couple OF comic recitations.
Those present were: Mrs. Thomas
Brown, Mrs. Holcomb, Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams, Rev. and Mrs. Will A.
Knighten, Mines. Parmalee, Doyle, r.
r. Brown, Turner, Gibson, Pierpoint
and Warnecke, Rev. DR.. Williams,
Frank Robertson, Henry Watson, Miss
Stein, Misses Dora and Lily Knighten,
Violet Haas, Rose Hill, Charles and
Thomas Williams, John Doyle, Walter
Williams, Miss Lilly Y. Houser, Miss
Lottie Doan, Misses Jessie and Kate
Simons, Blanche and Madge Rodgers,
Esther Knighten, Lottie Williams,
Charles Williams, Edith Pope, Mr..
Holmes, Matte Schafner, DR.. Beck
EFT, Charles Schafner. Harry Holcomb.
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At the Ludlam College OF Oratory and
Music reception was rendered last
evening to Miss Mae Fowler, the
talented reader. The programme of the
evening was as follows:
Song Forbidden Music .......... Gastaldon
Miss Katherine Kimball
"a. The witch's Daughter. Whittier
TO- Pony faa Miss ! Mae Fowler
Violin and Piano. -...............
le. Andante ct Caprice op. 29. &C. shubert
Miss Jennie Reed and Miss Helen Lamson.
Keadlng = -.
a. Fra GiaGGmo Ginn ''.i,. owen bWenanah Msrsdiah
$hs MS KsthsSins ki%sa, .,.. aass
Miss Mae Fowler
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The Simpsonian society held call
meeting in the parlors of the Simpson
church last evening. The following Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing year:
Mr.. H. W. Watson, president; Miss
Lizzie u. Houser, first vice-plesident;
Mr.. G. Shaffner, second vice-president;
Miss Helen Widney, secretary; Miss
Ruth Hall, assistant secretary ; Mr.. w.
S. Williams, treasurer. Executive COM
mittee: Mr.. George J.. Cochran, Mr..
Monroe, Mr.. Rufus Morris, Miss Mae
McCullum, Miss Knighten.
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Miss E. B. Joy is highly spoken
of by several eastern papers as an anna
teur vocalist who has won renown in
Paris. Miss Joy is sister of the popu-
lar teachers, Misses Edith and Eleanor
Joy of the Spring-street school. The
young lady has been in Paris two years
studying the vocal art with an eminent
master. She has pure contralto voice
of exquisite quality and magnificent
range, and critics predict for her bril-
liant future in the musical world.
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Among the young ladies who graduated
recently at the Convent of Our Lady of
the Sacred Heart at Oakland, were Miss
May Kenneaiy, of Los Angeles; Miss
Agatha Sabichi, of Los Angeles, and
Miss Francisco Dibblee, of Santa Barbara.
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Miss Kate Rider gave recital at Bart
lett's music store last evening. The adj
mirers of classical music enjoyed treat.
Mr.. H. S. Williams, the baritone, as
sisted at the recital.
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Mrs. S. Livingston, formerly Miss
Fannie Kalisher, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. w. Kalisher, 500 South Hill street,
where she will be pleased to see her
friends.
Next Tuesday evening there will be
missionary tea at the residence of the
Rev. Will Knighten, 1O16 Hope street.
The Simpsonians meet next Friday
evening at the residence of George B.
Coplin, opposite the university.
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Miss Lillian May Breed, sof Los An
geles, graduated at Mills seminary last
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Widney will arrive iu Los
Angeles from the east on the 23d of next
month.
Miss Henrietta Heinzeman returned
home from Mills seminary ON Thurs
day.
Mrs. ]. W. Robinson and Miss Alma
Robinson leave for San Francisco today.
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Miss Emma Bumiller is home from
Fields seminary.
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George Curtis leaves for San Fran
cisco on Monday.
Railroad men, attention. We have
just received full assortment. of blue
Middlesex flannel suits, all styles.
London Clothing Co., corner Spring and
Temple streets.
Frank X. Engler,
Piano regulator and tuner. 2Os s. Broadway st