Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-28
TIE CONCERT AT THE FIRST CON-
EDUCATIONAL CHURCH.
and Personal Notes About Society Peo-
pie and Events.

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choruscThe Heavens Are Telling, from
Aria--Com Bello, from Iucrezla Bor-
s"''''' Gertrude Aud. D0n'A''''
s0i0-he' An ooeS Mr.. wallace '''' ,''' Leach
Chorus-0 Italia .....5.... ..... Donizetti
Trio-rhe Mariners. Observation-Disclosures. Randegger
Miss Aud and Mesers Bacon and Wallace.
Chorus-Jubilate, Amen. .......... Bruch
Obligato by Miss Aud.
xy;oI;r oo,o IA. Taumerei .-..........W .Wuerst
Sioiin ooio- 10. Mazurka in G).. Wienawski
Miss Pierson.
'00"AA by Pas request, Miss Aud oaS'e'"
Chorus-Hear My Prayer ........ Mendelssohn
Obligato by Miss Aud.
SOCIETY APHoRIsMs.
The following list of alleged notices
of some of the young men in the swim.
was found yesterday by the social editor
on his desk. Its origin is unknown but
it seems to contain some points.
II belong to the Chesterfields. -
Felix M. hoffman.
II don't. t."-J. Fred Blake.
II would if / could, but can't, how
can I?"-Adolph Fleischman.
II was snatched bald headed. Louis
Nordlinger.
Come again. Frank Schumacher.
ItCbuiA bOOus dull w dIu.
"Look up to me. GILL Hall.
''They all love me. Ed B. Tufts.
81 am little, but Oh my."-Frank
Forester.
"Who gave it away PIT. d. Mott, jr.
"We made Rome howl. Percy Shu-
macher and Jack Griffith.
II am not in it."-Will Edwards.
''Shoo fly, don't bother me. walter
Tyler.
II am drug on the market. I'D.
Sale.
"Once, but not again. % Busch.
"Never touched me."-Sparks John
II could be happy with either, were
but the other charmer John A.
OFF.
"What fools these mortals be."--
Harry b. Baldwin.
81 am thine forever and forever."-
Art Allen.
"She came, she saw, she conquered"
Rob j. Widney, Jr.
II am Sir Oracle. when do ope my
mouth, let no dog bark. ."-Dave Collins.
Much ado about nothing. ."-Theo
Coulter.
''Not that love married life less, but
that | love single life more. John
Schumacher.
II dare not. Harry Veasie.
"Oh that had the wings of dove
that might fly to Long Beach. ."-Dick
McNight.
81 can't afford it."-Suffle.
Although my love swears she is made
of truth, believe her though / know
she lies. Marco Hellman.
''Still waters run deep. boyle Work.
man.
"a man may smile and smile and be
a villain still. Tom Hardy.
81 know it all. ."-Dagworth.
81 am one of the finest. ."-Will Hicks.
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Captain Banning leaves on Friday for
his ranch in Ventura county, where he
will entertain a party of friends. DR..
and Mrs. MacGowan will chaperon the
party, which will include, among 9TH
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Banning, Misses
Mullin, Miss Susie Patton, Miss Lucy
and Mary Banning, John and Percy
Schumacher.
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The society editor acknowledges the
receipt of an invitation for the ball to
be given by Ramona Parlor, N. S. G..
W., at Turn Verein hall, next Wednes-
day evening. Tickets admitting gentle
man and ladies can be obtained from p.
F. Schumacher, German-American saw
ings bank; Anthony Schwamm, 200
North Spring, and E. G. Taylor, 2l4
North Spring street.
G. w. Benedict left yesterday for
Claremont college.
Misses Jennie and Rose Dorsey have
gone east on visit.
x*x
Mr.. and Mrs. Strasburg, of South
Hope street. entertained large party
of friends last Thursday evening with a
phantom whist party. This new de-
parture created vast amount of fun.
Refreshments were served at 9, after
which music and dancing were INDUCED
in until a late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldeck entertained q
party of friends ON Sunday with trip
through the Grown of the Valley. Miss
Loupe, of San Francisco, enjoyed the
outing.
H. M. Crowell, jr., celebrated his 21st
birthday on Saturday by entertaining a
party Of his friends.
x*x
The following ladies and gentlemen
attended the Frijole club banquet given
at the residence Of Charles Forester last
Friday evening" Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Forester, the Misses May Newell, Leon
ard Smith, Lyle Hynes, Lena Forester
Carrie Abbot, Mae Forester, Emms
McDougal, of Pasadena, and Messrs. w
d. Stephens, F. L. Forester, H. G
Veazie, J. Fred Blake, L. d. Sale, Feli1
Notman, Harry Bundrum and F. II
Suffie.
General Stoneman, whose health ha,
not been good OF late, leaves today for .
prolonged visit east, and may extend hi
trip to Europe.
x*x
Miss Hattie Chapman has returned
from visit to friends at Whittier.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Gwin gave .
pleasant party at their home at White
last Wednesday evening. Among thos
present were: Leona Charles, Mabe
Gwin, Dell Coryell, Ethel Charles ,Emm
Noble, Eva and Leila Milligan, Ciemmi
Cheney, Maud Neal, Stella Lane, Yer.
Baldwin, Maggie Hunter, Levi Neal
George Wilson, Harry Cooper, Ere,
Charles, John Coverly, Henry Gwin, E,
Gwin, Leslie Farrell and Ed Tregonine
THE ORANGE CARNIVAL.
Secretary Hanchette Writes About tn
Great Show.