Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-07

programme has been arranged for the
occasion:
Overture, Harmony orchestra.
Salutatory, Miss Josie V. Welden.
Address, Mayor Hazard.
Vocal solo, II. s. Williams.
Grafton, Charles NJ. Benbrook.
Selection Harmony orchestra.
Address Hon. e. F. Spence.
Instrumental selection, Ideal Guitar and
Add ess Rev. R. s. Cantine
Vocal solo, Miss Alice Austermell.
valedictory, Fred A. Stephenson.
Presentation of diplomas, Professor George
A. Hough
The following is a complete list of the
graduates:
Fred Aerick, Iggie Lowenstein, G. D.
Black, n. M. Mitrovich, E. R. Both
we'll, George H. Miller, Norman O. By
ers, E. V. Mendenhall, G. M. Benbrook,
l.. G. Bunker, Emma M. Miller, w. d.
Baldwin, Nellie G. Pierson, Arthur N.
Cook, G. E. Randall, L. G. Freeman,
Gustave Richter, Somers. B. Fulton, K.
B. Sargent, w. A. Gillespie, F. A.
Stephenson, j. E. Graham, Rulief ii.
Schanck, E. H. Harmon, o. w. Strodt-
hoff, Ida Sanders, James II. Hubbard,
Edith M. Sears, John W.. Hood, Clarence
Thatcher, H. G. Hayes, George w. Tay-
lOT, ". Il I1dTIlS, 4lOUlt6, Ebtd
Hassler, John l.. Wood, George E. Haw-
Ralph HI. Wardall, P. f. Johnson, Eta
Williams, o. G. Knecht, Charles H.
Wilkinson.
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The reception given by Mrs. Wesley
Clark at her home on Flower street on
Friday afternoon was an elegant affair.
The arrangements were unique and
artistic in the extreme. Those invited
were Mesdames J. de Barth Shorb,
George Patton, B. D. Wilson, A. B.
Chapman, d. M. Graham, Dorsey A.
Glassell, Willis, King, William Lacey,
Mcconnell, Judge Stephens, Charles
Forman, Dupuy, j. S. Ward, Murphy,
Sanford, Hooker, Franklin, Walton, Cas-
we'll, Creighton, ]. M. Elliott, Captain
Hutchinson, Legge, of Pasadena; w. d.
Stephens, H. G. Stephens, William
Kerckhoff, Hancock Banning. Pridham,
Colonel Wheeler, j. E. Platter, T.
Brown, HI. Brown, H. john
ston, A. S. Johnston, Flournoy, Kerck-
hoff, w. B. Stewart, Bradbeer, G. j.
Fox, DR.. Maynard. Kemper, Friesner,
Salisbury, Greenfield, Capt. Richards,
"A. w. Hutton, Judge Campbell, j. d.
Bethune, Kidd, s. M White, ]. S, Slau-
son, Swanwick, Vosburg, Mcneil, d.
Mcfarland, H. o. Judd, Burk, Leck, A.
B. Cass, H. T. Lee, A. D. Childress,
Judge Wade, Judge Winder, M. G.
Greaves, DIR. Graves, DR.. Harmon,
Voight, Judge King, Taney, B. Taney,
L. G. Goodwin, Bufan, Chapin, Capen,
Conradi, Moye Wicks, Owen, Scarbor-
ough. Baroness Rogniat, Griffin. Erie,
G. Wilson, j. Wigmore, Judge Van
Doren, Capt. Ainsworth of Redondo,
Murietta, Randolph, Misses Conrad,
Wills, King, Mcconnell, Kemper, May
nard, Susie Patton, O'Melveney, Mamie
Wilson of San Gabriel, Neal, Strout,
Franklin, Miller, lowell, Mcclellan, San
ford, Murphy, the Misses Embody,
Marsh, Johnston, Marsh, Ward, Dupuy,
Forman, Lacy, Bowles, Sullivan, Maud
Sullivan, Dorsey, Coyler and Chapman.
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Miss Lulu M. Maier was recently given
a surprise party on the anniversary of
her thirteenth birthday at the residence
of her parents. a Refreshments were
served and the young folks had gener-
al good time. Those present were Miss
Alvina Prehke, Louisa Schwartz, Miss
Bertha Ducommon, Nina Gollmer, Lala
Schwartz, Mamie Maier, Mary Schwartz,
Ella Fickewererth, Bertha Mahlstedt,
Eddena Ducommon, Freddie p. Maier,
Oscar Pschke, Willie w. Wilson, Fred
die Mahlstedt, Josie Maier. George
Lichtenberger, Willie Maier, Walter
Kramer, Eddie ]. Maier, Willie Pschke.
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Mrs. L. M. Brown entertained num-
ber of her friends at her elegant cottage
home on the hill, corner of Hansen and
George streets, East Los Angeles, on
evening. serving during the
evening most delicious lunch, with
pink appurtenances. Those accepting
the invitations OF Mrs. Brown were Mr..
and Mrs. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Pol
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. Knott, DIR. and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, Mrs.
Morrison, Mrs. Probst and Mrs. Wilkin-
son. All the guests except Mr.. and Mrs.
were former neighbors of the
hostess in Danville, Illinois.
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Last Wednesday afternoon Miss Nellie
daughter of Mrs. DIR. j. H.
Smith, entertained few of her intimate
friends in honor of her 18th birthday at
her home, No. 727 Bellevue avenue. The
time was very pleasantly spent in play
ing various games. A dainty lunch was
served, after which the guests departed |
happy over the good time
they had enjoyed.
Miss Nellie received many beautiful
and valuable presents from her parents
and friends.
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Miss Maud Goodell will be married at |
The home of her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
7. HI. Goodell, at Ventura, on Thursday, |
June 18th. to Mr.. Fred Colyer Smith, of |
Tucson. Mr.. Smith was formerly train |
dispatcher in the Southern Pacific de-
pot in this city, and now occupies the
,ame position in Tucson. Mr. and Mrs. |
Smith will be at home in Tucson after
August 1st.
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Mrs. Emma F. Edelen, of Oakland,
Who has been at the Coronado hotel with
party of Pasadena friends, has returned
o the Hollenbeck, and will leave on
Monday for her home in Oakland.
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A number OF young folks musically in
lined propose taking in the concert to
,e given at Pasadena on Friday evening