Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-14

the large membership OF J06 Alumni
society, only limited number of invi-
tations will be issued for friends.
The early part of the evening will be
occupied with literary and musical
entertainment, for which the following
is part Of the local talent already se-
cured Miss Grace Hubbard, Miss Alice
Dora James, Miss Lizzie Kimball, Mr..
Charles A. Vogelsang, Mr.. Clarence
Stevens, Mr.. Charles Pemberton.
The following committees have been
selected:
On arrangements, Messrs. F. p. Schu-
macher, Frick, DIR. G. p. Bagg, and the
Misses Vora Avery and Alice Fitch.
The floor committee are Mr.. Charles
Lautz, chairman, and Messrs. A. S. Chap
man, r. @. Heinch, A. Stevens Halsted,
VIM. Stephens. n
Members of the society can secure
their invitations by calling at the Art
Emporium, 107 North Main street, or at
the German-American Savings bank, LA
South Main street.
The commencement exercises of the
graduates of Woodbury's Business col
lege take place at the Grand opera
house tomorrow evening. The follow
ing programme has been arranged
Overture. ure............. Harmony Orchestra
Salutatory ..........,. MISS Josie V Weldon
Vocal solo. ......................H II. s. Williams
Grafton. .............. -. Chas. M. BenbrocK
Selection n................. Harmony Orchestra
ruIn instrumental selection on' ~ =. open''
............. Ideal Guitar and Banjo Club
Address .............,Re Rev. r. s. Caniine
Vocal solo. Miss Alice Austermell
Valedictory ........... Fred A. Stephenson
Presentation of diplomas 80 ,. -.
-, ...',.,......... = - Prof George A. Hough
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A party of tourists, who have been
spending week in Yosemite valley. re-
turned to Los Angeles yesterday. The
party was under the charge of Rev.
George L. Cole and Rev, p. f. Bodkin,
and consisted of the following persons: !:
Rev. and Mrs. J. w. 'Hallenbeck, Miss
Maud Hallenbeck, Mrs. B. w. Gorham,
Mrs. S. L. Cole, Miss Annie L. Ogilvie,
N. Arthur Sparhawk, G. w. Upright,
Miss Mary Higgins, Rev. P. H. Bodkin,
Rev. George L. Cole, Mrs. r. w. Will
son, G. HI. Miller, Miss Jessie Cole, Miss
Belle M. Chrisp, Frank M. McConley,
Miss Rose Harden, w. S. Hicks, Elmer
M. Cochran.
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The home OF Mrs. Douglas, on West
Ann street, was the scene of a pleasant
gathering of children last evening, who
had planned surprise party upon Miss
Finn. A pleasant evening was passed
in playing various games, apd after sea-
sonable refreshments had been served
the merry party left for their homes.
Among those present were Misses Flora
and Erma Marine. Hattie Bland, Nellie
Brown, Rena Raburn, Josie and Eta
Kurre, Carrie Adams, Masters Bert and
Charley Whittlesey and Tom Price.
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Arrangements are completed for what
promises to be one of. the largest meet
ings OF the alumni of the Los Angeles
Normal school, to be held at the Normal
building next Saturday afternoon and
evening. Since the opening of this
school almost four hundred teachers
have been graduated, most of whom are
holding positions in Los Angeles and
neighboring counties. Addresses will be
made by the president, Spurgeon Riley,
deputy county superintendent of schools,
and Hon. Stephen M. White, president
of the board of trustees.
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The grand ball given last evening at
the Turn Verein hall IN honor OF the
twentieth anniversary of the Turn Yer
elm Germania, was fairly attended, and
proved to be very enjoyable. The fol-
lowing committees officiated:
Arrangement committee: j. Kuhrts,
L. Winter, H. Glass, J. P. Kremple, A.
Etchhorn, L. Roeder, John Zens, Fritz
Volker. 1t
Floor manager: F. p. Krempel.
Aids: A. Brauer, George Kuhrts, E.
Nollac.
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On invitation of Lieutenant Schneider
a squad of the Boys brigade of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church visited the
Seventh regiment armory last evening
to watch the drill. The boys looked
well in their neat new uniforms. Those
composing the party were: Sergeant
Fred Munsey, Corporal Jno. w. Stock
we'll, Privates A. SKeyes, E. S. Blasdel,
j. r. Robertson, Everett Seward, Willie
Meredith, Leon Conklin.
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The monthly tennis tournamentof the
Los Angeles Tennis club took place
Friday and Saturday. In the doubles
Arnold and Cosby defaulted; Guy
Cochran and Bumlller beat Manning
and Germain.
In the singles, Cosby, Arnold and
Chase defaulted.
Manning beat Germain, Cochran beat
Bumiller, Cochran beat Hamilton and
Cochran beat Manning.
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Miss Ruhamah Wright, late OF Pasa-
dena, formerly OF Marshalltown, Iowa,
was married at San Jose on May 30th to
Mr.. Headley S. Hooe, of Oakland. The
bride has very large circle of friends
in this city and Pasadena, whose best
wishes 60 with her. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooe
will be at home at the Merritt hotel,
Oakland, after October 1st.
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Mrs. Maria Arroqui, motherof Simon
F. Gless, of Boyle Heights, left yester-
day for Paris, where she intends to
remain few months. Mrs. Arroqui
has resided in California thirtv-four
years, during which time she visited her
native country only once. Mrs. Arroqui
is we'll known in Los Angeles, and
large number of friends saw her depart
at the depot for the east.
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Rev. Will Knighten officiated at a
double wedding last evening. The con-
tracing parties were L. d. Rodgers and
Miss Susie Grant, and Frank p. Cochran
and Miss Eunice Johnston. Both brides