Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-22

Seattle, Miss Rimpau.
Mrs. F. D. Andrews, Herman Dickel,
A. Thomas, Frank Rimpau,
Frank Collins, f. G. Smythe,
John Symthe, john Schauman.
L. Bailey, VIM. Dunlap.
Prof. B. r. Gorgan, Henry Strodthoff,
Ed Morgan.
W.
An entertainment was given at the Lc
Angeles conservatory of music on Wee
nesday evening by the primary an
middle classes, assisted by Misses Elos
Lemon of Iowa and Miss Kidwell {
Glendora; also Mrs. Henry and Mrs
Valentine.
The programme was as follows:
Piano duet-Selections from Urbach
Miss Florence Williams and Mrs Valentine.
fiano soio-Merriment Waltz =. Bachman
Miss Lena McKensie
Master Earl Valentine. - N UNA
Piano solo-Darling Child. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Miss Hettie Miner
Violin duet-Volkslied op. 80. Jul Weis
Master Earl Valentine and Clearance Mupson.
:. Miss Anna DENLY.
Piano solo-Martha. .:::;............... Kru
Clara Miner.
' Master Marion Mckenzie. Dee'h0vel
Violin solo-Andante. M Herring (Op. ID
Master Eprl Valentine.
Miss Elsie Miner. Long ''i'
Piano Duet-Trot de Cavelier. .. spindler
p,sna c,,,s Miss Is Cole and Miss Strong
Miss Della Cocks.
Violin Solo-~Minuet 80. ........... Mozart
Miss Kate Kidwell
Piano Solo-Tarentelle. le............... Heller
Miss Jessie Cole.
Piano Solo-Grand Polka de Concert Wallace
n, Mrs. VICTOR A. Henry
flano SOiO-Ballade 4. ...........L tChonin
Mrs. Valentine. oop'''
Piano Quartette-Sonata . DiabeIli
u, Cocks and Mr.. Knighten
'.Vhh SOLO, .........-....... ,......... Romance
Miss Lemon, accompanied by Miss Stevens
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The reception given by Miss Hough-
ton, on Wednesday evening, at the resi-
dence OF her parents, ON Orange avenue,
was attended by the majority of the
young people who composed the Ban
ming coaching party, at Ventura.
Among those present were:
Miss M. Banning, Misses Mullen,
Captain Banning, Percy Hoyle,
Fred Griffith, Percy Griffith,
+. Schumacher, And others.
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The birthday party given by Miss
Mollie Kurtz, in honor of her friend,
%AiSo 4t tdCccut, Ou w W6Qu6HQaY evening.
was greatly enjoyed. The rooms were
gally decorated with roses and ferns, and
jolly evening was spent. Among those
present were: e.
Miss Burnett, q Mies.sL. Maxwell,
Miss Ne. Heir1schs Miss Y. Orr, a.
Miss M. Kurtz, Miss Praesents,
Ed Tufts, Ben Coulter,
III. Lichtenberger, ]. Meland,
p. Schumacher, Mrs. Strohm,
Ella Strohm, Mr.. Avery,
Mr.. Lantz, Mr.. Randolph.
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Mrs. j. w. Robinson and Miss Alma
Robinson leave on Monday for a three
months visit to San Francisco.
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Miss Blanche Bonebrake has returned
from her eastern trip.
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The Y. P. S. G. E. OF the East Los
Angeles Presbyterian church willgive an
entertainment tomorrow evening, May
23d, at Moore's hall, on Downey avenue,
between Truman and Hellman streets.
A special feature will be a cantata, Trial
by Jury, by amateurs of the Los An
geles high school.
The fair to be held next week at the
Armory hall, for the benefit of the
Church of our Lady of Angels, promises
to be- a very interesting affair. There
will be fourteen booths represented, and
a programme of vocal and instrumental
music will be rendered nightly. A
unique attraction will be found in the
shape of ancient Indian and Spanish
dances. In one of the booths. will be
fourteen paintings made by Indians,
and an old bench on which all the Span
ish padres have sat.
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The evening of music at the First
Presbyterian church, Wednesday even
ing, proved to be very enjoyable affair.
The following programme was admir-
ably rendered:
Organ solo--Postlude. ............ Lefebure-Wely
Miss Anna B. Douglas
Vocal duet-"Oh, That We Two Were May
Miss Grace Cochran and Mr.. JOS Cochran;
0saT The Mandolin Club. Aan
Song-The Two Grenadiers; schumann
Mr.. W. Bordwell.
s0ns-he''iSfiS Siss si Katharine aSSs Kimbsi s0un0d
MI Tom Rowan
- The Mandolin club '''eS"
Vocal duet-"vieni Meco'. ........... .Campana
Mrs. Charles Parson and Mrs. Lester Scott
Contralto solo-Selected. Observation-Disclosures.
Mrs. Wenger.
Male quartette-Selected Observation-Disclosures.
Accompanies, Miss Douglas.
NV
Mrs. A. H. Voight gives a reception
next Tuesday afternoon from to 6, at
her home, 120 West Ninth street.
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Mr. Henry J. Kramer and pupils have
issued invitations for reception next
Tuesday evening.
NV
The signal corps ball of the First
brigade, N. G. c., took place last even
ing at Armory hall, and was brilliant
success. The following committees
helped to make the affair pleasant for
the guests: Reception committee. Ma
jor M. T. Owens, Sergeant H. R. Hath
away, Sergeant Frank O. Meyer, Pri-
vate Frank Sanborn, Private Nelson
Gates; floor committee, Corporal Otto
H. Boye; aids, Corporal George E.
Lawrence, Corporal Henry Schwan-
necke, Private E. Sherman Pease, Pri-
vate "A fired Rising. Private Ben. Thorpe.