Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-18
IN SOCIETY.

The Vincent Epworth league held
their regular monthly meeting in the
parlors OF Vincent Methodist Episcopal
church last evening. The league was
called to order by the president, DR.. IL.
B. Montgomery, and after devotional eX-
ercises by Rev. J. &. Holloway the regu'
lar order OF business was transacted. AT
the close of the exercises a social was
enjoyed by ali present. These meetings
are held regularly on the first ednesday
evening of every month, and the young
people OF the church and neighborhood
are cordially invited to come. A literary
and musical programme will be prepared
for each occasion.
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The fair OF John A. Logan post, w. r.
c., was opened last evening at the Turn
verein hall. An excellent programme
was rendered, after which dancing WAS
enjoyed. The attendance was not very
large, but it will probably pick up dur
ing the rest of the week. j.. j. Gosper
delivered very excellent opening ad-
uI6SS. Ilt IGClbdblOHo VI uIl Ss lDlOWA
and Tom Barnes were both very good.
Miss Challie Burnett sang a pleasing
selection; the clarinet and violin duet
of Miss Gertrude Walker and Howard
Seymour was first-class Mrs. M. w.
Bell and Mrs. w. R. Bird rendered La
Suplica as a guitar duet in an accept
able manner; Mrs. @. RusselPs piano
solo was pleasing, as was also the violin
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The booths were very pretty and
tastefully gotten up, and displayed many
beautiful articles. The following ladies
held forth in the different booths:
Domestic booth-Mrs. DR.. Welder, as
sisted by Mrs. Kirkbride and Mrs.
(4ingery. IL is trimmed in blue cloth
and peppers. A.. .,
by Mrs. Denny, Mrs. Wise and Miss
Wilson. This booth was nicely trimmed
in red material.
Candy booth-Mrs. D. G. Jackson, as
sisted by Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Gingery,
Mrs. Guarre. The booth is neatly ar
ranged with blue and red cloth. sur
mounted with an arch OF many colors.
Art booth-Mrs. Mckenzie, assisted
by Miss Munsen, Mrs. Bell.
Flower booth--Mrs. Venwum in charge,
assisted by Mrs. Hitler and Mrs. La
throp.
Russian tea-Mrs. Ollie McGrew, as
sisted by numerous young Ladies.
The ice cream booth looked pretty with
punches of flowers pinned about the
sides. Mrs. Axtell was in charge, as
sisted by Mrs. Morris.
Fish pond-Mre. Walsh and Mrs.
Bride.
A lunch will be held today at noon.
The children Of public schools and the
orphan societies are admitted free be-
tw cen 8 80 and II a. m. Saturday.
4 capital programme has been pre-
pared for this evening.
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A bag bazaar was opened yesterday
afternoon at 3l3 South Main street, by
the ladies of St. Johns church.
In the window were numerous plants
and in the center was large bag made
of many gay colors.
The walls were artistically covered
with pepper branches, from which
peeped pictures, ,cornucopias and numer-
Gus fancy articles.
There were five fancy tables, on which
were displayed beautiful and artistic
work.
On the walls were also many bags OF
brilliant hue.
A light lunch will be served at noon
today.
A tidy sum was realized. The fair
will be kept open until Sunday.
The following ladies participated at
the fancy tables: Mrs. Eisen, Mrs. Nc
Kay, Mrs. Hathaway, Mrs. Stokes,
Mrs. Rounsefell and Miss Mccullough.
At the refreshment table was Mrs.
Bleeker in charge, assisted by Nine.
Thorn and Lennard and Misses Fulsom
and DeLano.
The subscription table was in charge
of Miss Potts and Miss Fulsom.
Mr.. G. Blocker presided most grace
fully over the bran pie.
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The initial entertainment OF the Or
pheus Lodge No. 287, 1. o. o. F., was
held at the Odd Fellows hall last night.
The spacious room was crowded to
the doors by an enthusiastic assem-
blage. An excellent programme was
rendered, after which a social hop was
indulged in by all present. The chorus
songs by comp any of seventeen voices
were well rendered. The either septettes
were both good. Those who played
were Misses r. Schoneman and Blanche
Alvins and Messrs. G. Thurner, G. Coll
mer, ir., r. La Bouge, @. La Bouge and
Joseph Bickel. J. L. Lutz's baritone
solo was delightfully."- delivered. The
either solo by Prof. Otto Vogel was most
artistic. Miss Schmidt's selection was
also well executed. j. Sens delivered a
short address on Odd Fellowship, his
remarks eltciting merited approval.
The Baldwin children did well, as
usual.
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The Misses Reyes and Gandaloupe