Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-01

novelties never given before. Miss
Grace A. Miltimore, who needs no in
PRODUCTION to Los Angeles audience, is
to assist the club and will be heard in
two numbers.
The Los Angeles High school class of
'S5 held reunion in celebration OF the
sixth anniversary of its graduation last
Monday evening, at the home OF Mr..
Bradley. The occasion was a most en-
joyable one and was especially interest
Ing as the class extended farewell re-
ception to Mrs. A. S. Averill, it's friend
and former teacher. AS a token OF it's
high regard for Mrs. Averill, the class
presented her with a beautiful orange
spoon, engraved ga. S. A., Glass of 49,
The token was presented by Mrs. Minnie
Moody, the valedictorian of the
class. After short session
of social conversation, intersper-
sed with music and recitations, the
members OF the class repaired to the
dining hall, where the wants of the
inner man were abundantly satisfied.
The young people fingered around the
festal board until late hour, talking
over the memories of pleasant school
days. Several sentiments were proposed
by Mr.. Lantz, who acted as toast mas
ter, and appropriate responses were
made by different members of the class
or by the teachers present. Miss Pack
ard, the principal of the High school,
responded in few we'll chosen words to
the toast Our Alma Mater. She de-
nominated 'S5 as the "banner class OF
the High school," Leslie r. Hewitt
brought up many scenes and incidents
of High school days in his response to
The Glass of 'S5. Mrs. Averill responded
to Our Teachers. She expressed the
qualification of the teachers that all of
the members of 'S5 gave promise OF hon
orable and useful lives. John ID. Burks
responded to the sentiment of The La
dies, as subject that was dearest to his
heart, and showed chow divine thing
woman may be made" The
toast The Infantry received fit
ting responses from A. G. Harper
and B. c. Bryant, two OF the class
"papas." They expressed the opinion
that it would have been better had the
kids" been there to speak for them
tunate enough to capture one of 1858
girls, responded to Our Additions. DR..
Ed Bradley upheld the dignity of Our
Professional Men in few aptly chosen
remarks. Mr.. Lantz then installed DR..
Bradley and Miss Otis as the president
and secretary of the class for the coming
year. Eighteen OF the class met at a
photograph gallery yesterday morning,
where beautiful pyramid group was
taken. Those present at the reunion
were the following: Mrs. Averill, Miss
Packard and Miss Dunham, former
teachers of the class; Mr.. and Mrs. B.
G. Bryant, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Harper,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs.
| F. ]. Cooper, Mrs. Lillian Kimball,
Misses Ina Baxter, Minnie Moody, Car
rie Muller, Marian Otis and Ella Stalten-
berg; Messrs. Ed Bradley, Clinton
Bradley, Leslie Hewitt, Chas Lantz and
Jesse Burks.
Prof, Kramer gave his closing recep-
tion of the season last evening. 1t was
a very enjoyable affair. Among those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins,
Miss Bertha Jenkins, Miss Ruth Hamp-
ton, Miss Lola Ortez, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kammameyer, Miss Mendelson, Miss
Hopperstead. Miss Miller, Miss Hester,
Miss Bower, Mr.. and Mrs. Beebe, Mr..
and Mrs, Parsons, Myer Siegel, the Misses
Lulu and Emma Aldrich' Miss Reich,
Miss Fisher, Mr.. and Mrs. Cline, Miss
Curtis, Miss Allen, Mrs. Gridley, Mrs.
Mcdowell, Miss Rose Ewald, Mrs. Al
len, L. Lichtenberger. Jr., M. A. Paley,
w. E. Schwamm, Mr.. Fruhling. l.. S.
Smith, Miss Emma Ewald, Miss Marx,
Miss Bertha Marx, Miss Reinstein, o.
Levy, Miss Gorsch, Miss Ralphs,
W. Shields, Miss Gould, 1. G.
Green, Mr.. w. Woodbager, Mrs.
Lucy Scheir, Fred Knoff, Harry
Field, j. A. de Turk, Mr.. Altman, w. H.
Dana, Frank Allen, Miss Pearlie Pear
son, Alec Newman, f. j. Wilson, Miss
May Robinson, j. Klengenstein, 1. G.
Fleishman, Jake Korn. William Peck,
Ralph Hagan, Mr.. Weatherby, Mr..
Moore, w. Thornton, Mr.. Wilson, Miss
Minnie Ralphs.
The following dispatch was last night
received at the HERALD Office:
Isidore B. Dockweil Ter, the we'll known
Los Angeles attorney, and Gertrude,
daughter of B. J.Reeve, were married
at St. Mary's cathedral this morning by
the Rev. Mayer, president OF st. Vim
cents college, of Los Angeles, assisted
by Bishop Mora, OF Los Angeles, and
Bishop Scannell, of Marysville. Mr..
and Mrs. Dockweiler will visit northern
summer resorts and will return to Los
Angeles early in August.
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Quite a number of society people are
interesting themselves in the entertain
ment to be given Thursday evening at
the Grand opera house, for the benefit
OF the sufferers of the fire in the Solo,
mon block. A splendid programme has
been arranged and it is to be hoped that
the opera house will be crowded tomor-
row night.
NV
Charles Fitzgerald and Miss May
Cummings were united in marriage yes
terday at the Cathedral by the Rev.
Father Adam. Both young parties are
we'll known in this city, the bride being
daughter of James Cummings.
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The cobweb and twine party at the
home of Miss Mabel Brousseau, on Bun
ker Hill avenue, on Monday evening,
was very enjoyable affair.