Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-28

quiet one, only members of the family
being present. The bride has grown up
from girlhood in this city, and graduated
from the Normal school, and is very ac-
complished. She is a handsome demi-
brunette. The groom is a young lawyer
of this city. Deputy District Attorney
Blades acted as best man. The bride
wore tan colored travelling costume.
After the wedding breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. Call left for Santa Barbara, where
they will spend the honeymoon. The
young couple received many valuable
wedding presents.
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Last night an entertainment was given
by the Epworth league of the Bellevue
avenue M. E. church, at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Souter, S16 Alpine
street. The rooms were crowded to
overfowing, and the exercises, which
contested OF vocal and instrumental mu-
sic and readings, were well rendered.
The programme was as follows;
Coronation .....................B By the audience
PTdyeT T................-. .-..,..- Rev +. Goodell
Remarks. ..............:By BY the President
plano SOLO. .-............ MISS Emily Souter
Reaulng ............'.,..... MISS Neine watson
Vocal duet ............M Misses Brock and Sills
MUSIC. MISS winnie Dewey ana ID. LleWIlyn
Violin solo,. .................... Dave Llewllyn
TrioEA Little Farm Well titled. '',.'...... '''''
..Messrs. 7: & W. Pugh and J. FL. Humphreys
...,..: :......L. Becker, Jas Lacy and II. King
Piano solo. .......-...... -. Miss Maggie Pugh
Reading. ........................M Miss Mary Dixon
Vocal solo ............ ...... Mr.. N. A. Francis
Instrumental music..... ....... Floyd Watson
vocal SOLO. ..,..s.... .,... Mws Emily Souter
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Judge and Mrs. Bartholomew gave a
maple sugar and progressive whist party
at their home at Garvanza Tuesday
night. Mrs. BaItholomew has brother
who owns maple sugar plantation in
Michigan. Every year he sends his SIS
ter 100 pounds of maple sugar. This
year Mrs. Bartholomew decided to share
the sweets from the east with her neigh
bors. Maple sugar was accordingly
served in all styles. Will Donnell won
the first prize at progressive whist. Mrs.
M. l.. Corwin won the first prize for
ladies. F. w. Greene captured the
BOBBY prize. Miss Gray also won aprize.
The affair was very enjoyable one, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholomew were voted
splendid entertainers.
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The May festival at Armory hall con-
tinues 10 draw large audiences. The
programme last night gave entire satis-
faction. The various booths did thriv-
ing business. Excellent lunches are
served every day. Voting for the most
popular young lady began last night.
The following programme will be rem
dered this evening: ssi
Instrumental Duet-Miss Honorine, Pelanco-
ME ana Valla.
Vocal Duet-The Fisherman ....A. Gabutsi
Misses Delphine and Amelia santacruz
J. p Dupuy.
Scene from Trovatore. ................v Verdi
Miss Amelia Santacruz and Prof. N r. Stoll
Vocal Duet-Good Night 49,. Glover
Miss Sarah Appel and Miss Delphine Santacruz.
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B. O. Kendall and Miss Belle Rigg,
daughter of DR.. 7. ]. Rigg, of Pasadena,
home of the bride on South Narengo
avenue. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. E. l.. Conger. The bride
and groom, both of whom are we'll
known and popular mere, left in the af-
ternoon for San Diego. Upon their re-
turn they will make their place of resi-
dence on South Los Robles avenue, Pas
adena. lS 'f
The entertainment given last night at
the First Congregational church under
the management of Miss Prewett, was
fairly well attended. The following pro-
gramme was given:
Piano Solo Northumberland Ethel Stewart
Reading, Observation-Disclosures. Miss Prewett
Guitar Solo ........ Prof. G. S. De Lano
Recitation ............ Mr. Chas. A. Vogelsang
Vocal Solo .............. Miss Alice McCaldin
Recitation ................. Miss L. Buckingham
Recitation. ................... Mr. G. A. Dobinson
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