Los Angeles herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1890-1893, 1891-10-04
IN SOCIETY

The fine new auditorium in the Y. M.
G. A. building will be thrown open for
the first public entertainment on Mon
dav evening. It is one of the hand
soonest halls in the city, with a seating
capacity OF 900. Every seat has good
view of the stage, which is of amp pro-
portions. The first entertainment to be
given in this beautiful hall is to be
notable one. 1t is the Plymouth con-
cert, and is to be given Monday evening,
the 9Th inst. The programme is bril-
liant one and promises a rare musical
treat to those who attend. The names
of the artists are a sure guarantee of
delightful evening Those who will ap-
pear are: Mr.. 0. Stewart Taylor, Miss
Augustine Berger, Mr.. E. H. Hamilton,
Mr. j. A. O-good, w. b. Clamp, Miss
Florence Clark and the celebrated Eu-
terpean Quartette, composed of Messrs.
j. i. Dupuy, F. E. Ney, Harry Williams
and Frank Wallace.
The new Y. M. Q. A. auditorium is
likely to become the favorite hall in the
city Tor medium sized audiences. 1t Is
the most accessible and is well lighted,
we'll ventilated and handsomely fitted
up. Its full capacity will be needed to
accommodate the audience that will
assemble to enjoy the Plymouth con-
cert tomorrow evening. The programme
is as follows:
I'm" Mr. A. W. las, Mr.. C, c. Byram, Mr. w.
E. Dunn d Mr. J. s. Nuelle.
Violin Solo-"Fantnsia caprice" .Vieuxtemps
Mr. II. e. II milton.
'O-' Mr. j. A. osgood.
Du Mrs * cSpp and Miss Foreny; dSss
0oi0- MA N Mr. O stewart Tavior ''''''
Piano so o-'from Foreign Pats Italy.
Miss Augustine Berger.
Solo Creole Lovers song" Dudley Buck
| Mrs. Clapp
| Duo-"Dews OF the Summer Night
Miss clark and Mr.. Taylor.
Violin solo s. H berssuse R RsnnSi
Mr.. Hamilton.
solo-"Alls Stella Confidence" with violin
| obligato by Mr. Hamilton. ..............
! Miss CLARK.
| solo-"Bedouin Love Song. ........... Pinsuh
| Mr. Taylor.
D1 MIR. sias, Mr. Byram, Mr.. Dunn and Mr..
| NueAe.
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Among the many happy events OF the
week was the marriage on Thursday
evening last, at the residence of the
brides mother, on Lincoln street, of
Miss Georgia G. Van Auken, of this city,
and Lawrence W. Spatford, of Creston,
Iowa. Although the wedding was
strictly private, only the immediate
friends and relatives being present, the
friends of the bride literally trans
formed the parlor of the cozy home into
perfect bower with roses and smilax.
Many presents and congratulatory tele-
grams were received. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. J. A. Phillips,
of the Peoples church, after which the
happy couple left for a few days at the
seashore. They will be at home to their
friends after October 18th, at 497 South
Broadway.
1t is the intention of the members and
friends of Simpson M. E. church to ten
der their pastor, Rev Will A. Knighten,
and family, q reception next Wednes-
day evening, at the church, in honor of
his return to them as their pastor. Rev.
Knighten has been with these people
one year, and has endeared himself to
them very closely by the great work he
has accomplished, and they intend to
give him a royal reception worthy the
occasion. All friends of the pastor and
| Simpson church are invited to be pres
| ent.
NV
The many friends of Rev. G.. w. Good
ell, late pastor of the Bellevue avenue
NJ. E. Church, gave him farewell re-
ception at his residence, No. 1920 Bart
lett street, on Friday evening, before he
left for his new charge at Westminster.
The expressions of regret at his depart
ure from their midst, where he has won
so many friends, were heard on all.
sides. Very complimentary resolutions
were presented to him, and expressed
the feeling of all.
**x
This evening the Simpson church
choir, assisted by some of the best must
cal talent in the city, will give another
of their popular praise services free to
the public, in Simpson auditorium. 1t
is expected that this vast church will be
filled to repletion with the music loving
people of Los Angeles. All are invited.
NV
Mrs. Charlotte Nash Bushnell, of In
dianapolis, and Mrs. Nellie Laird Will
liams, of Cincinnati, are visiting friends
at 228 Bonnie Brae street.
x*x
Mrs. Breed and Miss Breed have re-
turned from San Francisco and will be
at home hereafter at 953 South Broad
way. Miss Breed graduated this year
from Mills seminary.
Written for the HERALD.
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