Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-28

bOStOuluuS, tHe Caitutd Will DC given
with Mr.. and Mrs. Modini Wood in the
leading parts.
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The concert at the Central Baptist
church on Friday night was one OF the
most enjoyable musical treats OF the
season. The solos by Mrs. Brown were
highly appreciated and received with
hearty applause, as were also the duets
bv Miss Quincy and Mrs. Aaggart
on the mandolin and guitar. Little
Isabel Moore captured the audience by
her recitations. The Polymmia quar-
tette of female voices was of great power
and sweetness. This combination is OF
rare occurrence, and many were the ex-
pressions of praise accorded each voice.
1t would be impossible to institute COM
parison where all was SO excellent.
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Lovers of art will have rare treat
this week in the exhibition of paintings
by William J. McCloskey and A. Bin
ford McCloskey at the art emporium OF
Kugeman & Litchtenberger.
The display will comprise both oil and
water colors.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCloskey are spending
few months with Mrs. McCloskey's
mother, Mrs. Binford, prior to their re-
moval to Paris to reside permanently
and have placed the pictures at the gal
lery that their friends and those inter-
ested in art may view them before ship
ping to the exhibition of the royal acad-
emy in London.
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The musicale and hop given Friday
evening at the Forrester's hall under the
auspices of Court Los Angeles was very
successful. The following programme
was carried out:
l. Opening address ...........M Mr.. w. A. Ryan
2. Oyerture-Trio. ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Wilson and Miss Lena
Wilson.
3. Clarionet solo. Mr.. Howard Seymour
d. Comic song. g........ Mr.. Sam. N. Osborne
5. Recitation ............ Mr.. J. C.~Neilson
6. Guitar solo. Mrs. NJ. W: Bell
z. Cornet solo lo..............: Mr. J. L, wilson
3, song ........-.......,..-.D DE- A, dresnam
8. Violin solo. o........ ...,... Miss Lena Miller
Miss Ethel Stewart, the clever little
Angeleflo, gave entertainments at Ontar-
10 and Pomona last week. Ethel is a
wonderfully talented elocutionist and
musician and has bright future before
her. She was received enthusiastically
in both Ontario and Pomona. Those
who assisted at both entertainments
were: Miss Sadie McCaldin, Miss Hattie
Jennette Elliott, Miss l.. Beatrice Over
ton, Mrs. Jessie Passamore and Mrs.
Bell.
A reception was rendered the gradu-
ates OF the Ludlam school Thursday
evening at the school. A delightful
evening was passed, as there were many
talented young ladies and gentlemen
present. Those present were: Miss
Lemmert, Miss Junkin, Miss Lewis,
Miss Dickinson, of National City, Miss
Gardiner. Miss Finney, Miss Cochran,
j. Fred Blake, ID. l.. Burks, H. D. Cash
man, j. DuPuy and J. Cochran.
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The musical and dramatic entertain
ment given at Hendricks hall, Boyle
Heights, last Friday evening was well
attended. The musical part of the pro-
gramme was very enjoyable. The vocal
solo by Mrs. Hendricks, as also the
piano solo by Misses Phillips and Rees,
deserved special mention.
The farce Hash was also well present.
ed and proved very laughable.
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The Argonaut says that Miss Jennie
Blair ahd Mrs. McCollum have returned
from a delightful visit to Southern Cali
fornia.
The closing reception at the Marlbor-
ough school on Friday evening was a
very pleasant and largely attended af-
fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Dennison Ste
phens will be at home to their friends
at No. $50 Court street, after July 1st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Hewes and Miss
Jennie Lathrope of San Francisco are
visiting Southern California.
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r. Mcknight and Al Greening attend
ed the performance of The Last Loaf at
Long Beach Friday evening.
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The Frank Bartlett post, w. R. c.,
give dance next Tuesday evening at
ol2 South Spring street.
Mrs. Caswell, at the close of the years
hard work, goes to Lake Tahoe to spend
the next two months.
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Miss Wolters leaves on Monday for an
extended trip to New York and the
Atlantic beaches.
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Misses Katie and Myrlea Bond of Po-
mona are spending week in this city
with friends.
Nv
Professor Payne announces a grand
Fourth OF July ball to be given at Hi
nois hall.
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John McCallum leaves today for the
Coronado hotel for the benefit of his
health.
Nv
J.Leo Park, of Pomona was in Los
Angeles yesterday.
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Miss Rose gave dinner party last
evening.
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