Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-01


Miss Elsie Miner and Mrs. Carter.
Mr. Walter williams.
Recitation Parody on Pyramus and Thisby
Helen Mar Bennett
Piano solo-Bubbling Spring. Julia Reve King
Mrs w. r. Carter.
Violin solo-March in + Major. ........ Herring
Master Earl Valentine.
Vocal solo-My Lady's Bower. ...............
Miss Alice Austerme
Piano Solo.Rondo and BarcarOlle, ......-.
................... from North Star satter
Mrs. Emily j. Valentine.
Violin solo-EligieG introduction by Spohr Ernst
Chas. A. Valentine.
Piano quartette-Prests March. .Mendelssohn
Misses Werner, CLARK, Williams and
Walter Williams.
Vocal solo-(a) Arrow aud Song ...............
(b) Cannot Sing the Old Songs
Mrs. Shoemaker.
L. M. S. CLUB.
The L. M. S. club met Friday evening
at the residence of Mr.. Geo. Williams.
There was full attendance. The fol-
lowing programme was rendered:
Quartette-Welcome Song. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
S. B. Horton, w. NJ. Wright. J. H. Wilson,
VIII Badham.
Reading ..............+... Miss NJ. Matthews
Mrs. Horton and Miss Butterworth.
Practical Suggestions Sam B. Horton
Piano Duet 80. The Misses Williams
INTERMISSIoN.
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Characters;
Mr. Selim Pettibone. ~ Ed s. Butterworth
Mrs. SeIim Pettibone. Miss May E; Wright
Unknown Female ~ Miss Marie McEachin
Mary. Miss Del Butterworth
At the close of the programme the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term of three months: Presi-
dent, Frank G. Badham; vice-president,
Sam B. Horton; secretary, Miss Ollie T.
Bawes; treasurer; Ed S. Butterworth;
marshal, G. P. Addams.
After attending to other business, the
Club adjourned to meet in two weeks at
the residence of Mr.. Horton, No. Gil
Twenty-ninth street.
THE ROSE MUSICALE.
a mong those who attended the Boyn-
ton musicale at the residence of Mrs.
l.. j. Rose, ON Wednesday evening,
We're noted the following:
Mr.. and Mrs; John E: Platter, Mr..
and Mrs. S. B. Caswell, Major and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl B. Miller, Major and
Mrs. Klokke, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Hen
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Pridham, DR. and
Mrs. De Szigethy, Dr.. and Mrs. Boyn
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Howes, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs.
George R. Grow, Dr. and Mrs. Mac
-Gowan, Judge and Mrs. J. w. Cochran,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Steckel, Rev. and
Mrs. Bugbee, Mr.. and Mrs. Simons,
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ney, Rev. and Mrs.
Thompson, Misses Grace Cochran,
Heinsch, Daisie Austin, Maud Boynton,
Mary Banning, Julia Kendall, Newell,
Eta Hitler, Howes, the Misses Lock-
mart, the Misses Newton, Messrs. Theo-
dore Harvey, P. f. Schumacher, H. T.
Williams, j. Scott Oliver, Percy Fenni-
more, Charles Byram, Robert Kendall,
Montgomery, Garland, Wyatt, Vogel-
sang and many others.
NOTES.
Mrs Caswell and Miss Stuart of the
Marlborough school have issued cards to
AT Home lectures on March 5th, 18th
and 10th, at 4 p. m.
Invitations are out for the first grand
anniversary ball of Court Olive lodge,
775l, of the Ancient Order Of Foresters
OF America, to take place at Turn Verein
hall, South Spring street, on Friday
evening, March 9Th, Those lucky enough
to procure invitations will doubtless
spend pleasant evening, as this court
always eXerts itself to give everyone an
enjoyable time.
Capt and Mrs. F. j. Cressey, and the
Misses Cressey, returned yesterday from
four months stay in San Francisco and
ARE now keeping house in their former
nome at 512 West Ninth street.
CHILD DANCERS RECEPTION.
The pupils of the children's class Of
the Kramer dancing school will give
reception on Wednesday evening next
at the academy, 3l3 South Main street
at 80. The evening will close with
general dance, preceded by the follow
ing numbers:
Chachucha Spanish Dance--Miss Anna
Cohen.
Tyrolienne Dance-Jake Blum, Harry Ander,
smith and Ed Wolfstein.
Dew Drop Dance-Misses Mollie Jacoby,
Agnes Littleboy and Monte Taylor
Sailors Hornpipe-Miss Celia Cohen,
Minuette-Misses Grace Perry, Hilda Brodle,
Bessie Littleboy, Daisy Shinn, Masters Sam
Cohen Henry stuhr, B. Lazard and Russell
ILLINOIS HALL.
A large audience enjoyed the social OF
the Illinois association on Tuesday even
ing, the programme being one OF the best
this season thus far. The musical exer-
cises were excellent, and the comedy by
the Hough amateur company was rem
dered in admirable style, keeping the
audience almost constantly convulsed
with laughter and applause. The same
company will produce Poor Pillicoddy
next Tuesday evening. Following is the
programme given at the last entertain
ment:
Piano solo o................ MISS Pearl Roger
Vocal solo ...:. .:............ Miss Louise Davis
Humorous recitatioh....... .... g. A Hough
Banjo duet ...... ....... Harry and Maud Masac
Vocal solo ....................... L. F. Shepherd
News by telephone .......... Whittledown Quill
Concluding with the charming comedy Lend
Ne Five Shillngs.
Mrs. Major Phobbs ...... Miss Nellie Woollacott
George Moreland. ................ Eugene Kohler
Captain Phobhs hs...,.,.............J. j. H. Hubbard
Captain spruce. .........,...........C. g. y. Black
ii. w. MaSac
Ar. Gol1ghtly ....................,...T A. Hough
This was followed with a social dance,
led by Prof. Payne.
THE MCKELvEY RECEPTION.
Mrs. N. A. McKelvey, corner Fourth
and Hope streets, gave reception on
Wednesday evening to her sister, Miss
Marguerite Carothers, of Visalia, Cal,
who has been visiting here the past six
weeks, and who leaves Saturday for her