Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-30

affair of the season. The hall was beau
tifully decorated with evergreens, pep.
per leaves and berries, lilies, date palm
leaves and American flags, and the en-
blem of the state on the platform
uniquely worked in flowers. The scene
was indeed brilliant one, and among
the dancers on the canvassed floor, were
many of the leading society people of
Los Angeles.
Dancing continued until midnight.
and during the evening refreshments
and supper was served. Among those
present were:
John Schumacher, Miss Carrie Waddi-
Miss Susie Patton, E. q. Taylor,
Miss G. Dewey, Boyle Workman,
Miss Maud Northan, MI. and Mrs. w. II.
Captain Banning, Holmes,
John Schumacher, r. E. McGregor,
Mrs. K. E. .McGreg- Miss M. Workman,
or, F.M. Nortman,
H. B. Baldwin. Mrs. R. Coon,
Mr.. j. Winston, Mrs. J. Winston,
Mr.. V. J. Rowan, Mrs. Y. j. Rowan,
V. G. Baker, Miss Alice Fitch,
f. G. Harmon, J. v. Harmon,
Mr.. T. d. Hudson, Mrs. L. d. Hudson,
J. T. Griffith, Miss A. Mullins,
Miss M. Mullins, w. B. Ford,
F. j. Polomares, Miss M. Heinsch,
Mrs. Heinsch, H. w. Heinsch,
T. D. Mott, Jr., Miss A. Pate rson,
VIM. G. McGregor, HI. Lar
Miss Alice Lapp, John
Miss I Lawton, J.DeB sA
M. L. Graf, T.,
Henry E. Carter, Mi 3ao
w. II. Burns, Mls uad
Percy Schumacher, Nit
Miss Millie Kurtz, H le
Henry w. Wilson, M, r5 N.s0
s. Byron Welcome, w.
The Misses Welcome Ed
Miss Ella Strohm, j.
R. A. Chadwick. J; Y
Miss F. Munday, M. 4
Mr.. w. B. Hopkins, Mrs
Mrs. W.B. Hopkins, Ant.
Fred Bynon, Mr.
Miss essieConnors, N. aall
Miss HI. Penelon, Wo)o
Miss D. Santa Cruz, J. T..
G. j. Lindenfeld, Mrs ] s4a
]. III. Dockweiler, Fraak
Uri Embody, Miss ata
Miss G. Walters, Fr&nk IS ley,
VIM. Lacy, Jr., Mr., Frank Kelsey,
Mis-, w. E. Henry, w II Flogil,
John P. Moran, Miss Katie Moran,
Miss Nellie Nash, Miss M. Meade,
j. A. McGraw, f. Il. Lopez,
Mrs. j. A. McGraw, Mrs. f. L. Lopez,
III. G. Dimbrock, Miss Dora Matfield,
DR.. f. f. Stearns, Miss Josie Mckay,
G. A. Vogelsang, Henry A. Sheldon,
E. M. Cadman.
The committee of arrangements were
| Clarence HouphtOn John Schumacher
Otto Weld and Messrs. Hudson and
Rivera. Boyle Workman and E.. G.
| Taylor acted as floor managers.
| The reception committee were G. A.
Vogelsang, w. A. Wilson, John Schu-
macher and v. ]. Rowan.
r. LOGAN CORPS HOP.
The social hop given last evening by
John A. Logan corps at the GA. R. hall,
was quite an enjoyable affair. The
evening was spent in dancing. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Shirn, MI. and Mrs. Cowles, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kirkbright, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins,
Mr.. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor, Cap
tain johnson, Mrs. Gleason, Miss Pearlie
Gleason, Ed Beasley, Mrs. M. E. Patton,
Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Gingery, Miss Daisy
Sheehan, Mrs. Andrews, Miss Hetta
Andrews, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Noel and
others.
CoNDIT-KIBBY.
An Oakland paper contains the follow
ing report of the marriage Of former
Los Angeles young lady:
Prominent among the pleasant events
OF the past week was the wedding of Miss
Nellie Condit of this city and Laverne
H. Kibby of Lima, o. The ceremony
took place on Tuesday evening. at the
Hotel Crellin, and was performed by
Rev. l. M. Condit, father of the bride.
At 5 O'Clock the bride, arrayed in an
elegant tan-colored travelling dress and
| carrying bunch of La France roses, en-
| tered the room on the arm of her mother,
while Mendelssohn's wedding march was
being played by Mrs. Parks. They were
met under the wedding bells by the
groom and BRIDES father, and as sim
pie marriage ceremony was conducted
| soft strains of music gently fuated in the
air, forming delightful symphony to
/ the words Of the service. i q
| The groom is assistant cashier of the
Ohio National bank. The bride is the
daughter OF Rev. and Mrs. I. M. Condit,
and attended the public schools here for
some time. She subsequently was a
pupil Of the Field seminary, and after
ward graduated from the Los Angeles
college, in Los Angeles. She is an
accomplished musician, and was deemed
the best music teacher in Los Angeles.
REcHERcHE AFTERNOON LUNCHEON.
| An elegant luncheon was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. J. E. Waldeck, at
her home on South Olive street, in
honor of Miss Emma Loupe, Of San
Francisco. The decorations were all
i yellow. The table, chandeliers and
mantle pieces were artistically decorated
with yellow flowers and streamers. The
table was handsomely studded with
choice MarechaI Neil roses, while the
long streamers suspended from the
chandelier made a canopy under which
the choice delicacies were served.
Hand d-painted ribbons bedecked each
! plate, as well az q corsags bouquet fol
| each lady. The guests were|Mias Loupe.
Miss Heimen Of San francisco, Mi iaf