Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-12
IN SOCIETY.


The regular meeting of the Simpson
ian society was held at the residence OF
Rev. Will A. Knighten, and after a short
business session, where it was decided
to take vacation during the hot
weather, the following programme was
rendered:
Banjo duet. ..,...Mr. Harry and Maqde y MasaG aa,
Lectqre-Physical Culture Dr; secbett EFT
vocal solo Mrs. Misf Masoc er,n" o'n
Banjo duet. Mr.. Harry and Miss Maude Masac
Among those present were: Mr..
Clarence Warner, Mrs. Enos, Mrs. Mas
sac, Miss Carnes, Mr.. Rufus Morace,
Mr.. R. +. Horton, Miss frankie Main
ard, Mr.. Sabine, Miss Dora Knighten,
Mrs. Allen Brown, Mrs. Doyle, Mrs. Lu-
cille Fowler, Mr.. Harry Watson, Mr..
Charles Shaffner, Mr.. John Doyle, Miss
Matte Widney, Judge R. M. Widney,
Misses Lewis, Mesdames Winona
PEPPER, Ollie Harrison, Rose
Harrison, Lulu PEPPER, Mr..
Harry Holcomb, Mr.. Jewell, Rev.
w. A. Knighten and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bresee, Mr.. and Mrs. George l. Cochran,
DR.. and Mrs. Will Beckett, Mr.. Charles
Grubb, Mr.. Dial, Mr.. Harry McCallum,
Mr.. Harry Masac, Mr.. Robinson, Mr..
w. G. Woodard, Miss Ruth Hall, Miss
Emma Stone, Miss Maude Masac, Miss
Robinson, Miss Bertha Roth, Miss
Nettie Shaffner, Miss Mabel Doane, Miss
Gertrude Morace, Miss Clara Morace,
Miss Lille j. Houser, Miss Alice Jewell,
Mr.. Will Knighten, Mr.. Nester
Knighten, Miss Blanche Rogers.
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Simpsons New Church Choir
Simpson church, not to be outdone in
church music, has reorganized their
choir as follows: First, leader and solo
ist, Miss Mollie Adelia Brown; second,
quartette, Miss Mollie Adelia Brown,
soprano, Miss JOY, contralto, MIR. Dupuy,
tenor, Mr.. Horton, bass; thild, full
chorus of male and female voices;
fourth, orchestra of several instru-
mental pieces. The choir IS about to
prepare for series of sacred concerts
to be held in the church from time to
time, which will be entirely free, so that
the community may have an opportuni-
ty Of hearing first-class music in this
mold says Of it: "It reminds me of
rich flavor to the tone, the faintest
sound of which can be heard. 1t seems
to me can almost hear the audience
BREATHE" This will certainly be a
great treat to the music-loving people of
Los Angeles. The choir will sing both
morning and evening.
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On Friday evening a surprise party
was given to Roy Weldon, at the resi-
dence of his parents, on South Main
street, between Fifth and Sixth. Games
were played and refreshments served
and after a very enjoyable time the
party dispersed at about midnight.
Among those present were: DR.. Pol
lock, Mrs. Weldon, Rachel Cohn, Jesse
Childress, May Weldon, Roy Weldon,
W. Edwards, w. Taylor, A. Smith. Lily
Knoll, Cora Knoll, Will Baker, Angela
Anderson, Maud Anderson, Carl McStay,
Philip Wilson, Bell Gynne.
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Mrs. John Miner set on Thursday last
a dinner at her residence, on the corner
in honor of Mrs. |. w. Hellman, who
recently arrived from San Francisco, to
take up her summer residence at the
Redondo Beach hotel. The dining room
was most tastefully decorated in yellow
colors, and the following ladies were
present: Mrs. 1. w. Hellman, Mrs. H.
w. Hellman, Mrs. DR.. j. Kurtz, Mrs. G.
f. Heinzeman, Mrs. H. Heinsch, Mrs.
G. Jacoby, Mrs. Ivar Weld and Mrs. g..
@. Hickey.
A delightful reception was given Mr..
Douglas Offutt of St. Louis, on Friday
evening. by Mrs. ]. j. Holland, of Pearl
street., Those present were: Miss Kate
Bryan, Miss Kemper, Miss Hack, Miss
Tufts, Miss Holland, Miss Ida Mathews,
Miss Cora Mathews, Miss Ida Newkirk,
Miss Lizzie Newkirk, Major Toberman
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Mathews,
DR.. Hendricks, Gen. Mathews, w. T.
Edwards, L. N. Edwards, G. Hack. H.
Y. Toberman, R. S. Toberman, Mr..
holman, DIR. j. ]. Choate, Champ
Vaner.
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The Los Feliz Glee club, under the
direction of Prof. Willhartitz, of this
city, will give concert at the school
house on Thursday evening, July %.
The best families of the valley meet
once week at the hospitable house of
Judge Packett, at Prospect Park, to re-
hearse, and to judge from the work done
on those evenings, fine concert may
be expected.
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Miss Linnie Morgan of Los Angeles,
will spend portion of her vacation in
Pasadena, where she will be the guest
of her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. W. W.
Rogers. She will be present tomor-
row evening at the celebration of the
first anniversary of the marriage of Mr..
and Mrs. Rogers.
Mrs. NJ. L. Mathews has rented the
Hege cottage at Santa Monica, and she
and her daughters. Misses Ida and Cora,
expect to spend three months at the
sea-shore.
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Invitations are out for the French ball
at Army hall on the 14th instant, in
celebration of the fall of the Bastiie.
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Misses Ida and Lizzie Newklrk will
spend the summer with their grand
mother at Santa Monica. re
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H. Chevalier left yesterday for Quay
mas.
RED RICE'S. ~
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