Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-12
SOCIETY MATTERS.
EVENTS SoTINTEREsT WHICH WE'RE
NOTED DURING THE WEEK.
A Pleasant Picnic at Millard's Canyon.
L. M. s. G. Meeting-News Notes of
Gatherings.

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| Last Sunday morning very pleasant
party assembled at the depot OF the
Terminal railroad, the event being a
picnic, which was managed by Mr..
Louis Wilhelm and Mr.. B. Dresser.
The merry party went to Millard' Is
cafion, where most pleasant day was
passed.
Those comprising the party were Mr..
Louis Wilhelm, Miss Katie Maxey, B.
Dresser, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Johnson
and daughter, A. Hoegee, Miss Julia
Walsh, of Denver, Colorado; Charles F.
Hoffman, Miss Rosie Bollinger, Miss
Martha Hartwgg, Miss M. Dresser, Ar
thur Grosser, Mr.. and Mrs. Schnidker,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Connell, Miss Katie
Connell, William Connell, J. Connell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartenstein, Mrs. Trow-
bridge, Mr.. Dash, Mrs. Coronel, Mrs.
Sheridan, Miss Dennison, Miss E..
Grosser, Miss Amelia Grosser, Mr.. e..
Maxey, j. Maxey, A. Niemeyer, Miss
Nora Grosser, D. Kiefe, Miss r. ME-
meyer, Miss Nora Niemeyel, d. Kiefe.
Miss M. Hartnett, 7. Maxey, Mrs. F.
Maxey, d. Leahy, Mr.. w. A. Sproul,
Miss A. Meate. s. J. Gyaznor, A. Hard
esty and others.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mullen have is
sued cards recalling the invitations to
the reception which was to have been
held at their house on the 18th instant,
the occasion of the marriage of their
daughter Miss Alice Teresa Mullen and
Mr.. Emile Hoffman. The ceremony will
be celebrated as announced at ten in the
morning on next Wednesday, at st. Vim
cents church. The reception has been
cancelled in consequence of the recent
death of Mr.. Coll Deane, of Oakland, /,
brother OF Mrs. Mullen.
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The L. M. S. c. met last Friday even
ing at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. F /.
B. Harbert. There was a good attend
ance in spite OF various counter -attrac-
tions, and the meeting was one of the
most enjoyable.
The programme for the evening was as
follows:
Music. Male Quartette
stump speech -.....-...-........ Kendred Green
Lecture~taise and Fall Of the Mustache) a''
.....:....................M Mr.. GeorgeI l. Baugh
Recitation ............ Miss Marie McEachin
Recess.
Plantation concert conducted by ........
Mrs. +. B. Harbert
By special request Miss May Wright
favored the club with recitation, and
Miss Baker with avocal solo.
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Az tha SprinO-ctrant school loct Fri;
day afternoon, was held very interest
ing, as we'll as instructive, literary pro-
gramme, by the pupils of the seventh
grade, and the way in which it was rem
dered certainly reflects great credit on
the part of the teacher, Miss Edith Foy.
The afternoon was devoted to Long
fellow, and the manner in which the
pupils spoke upon this subject was
proof that they had studied it thorough
fy. The story of Evangeline, as told by
Miss Mae Bosbyshell, was one of the
features of the programme. Miss Pear
sons rendition OF the Launching OF the
Ship, was pleasing to all who heard it,
and as she is SO well-known as an elocu-
zionist further remarks are unnecessary.
Miss Angela Anderson recited her Sc
lection with that simple modesty and
freedom from ostentatiousness which
she possesses, and which has made her
such favorite with all who know her.
1t is quite evident that Miss Anderson
will become soon good elocution:st,
and that she has already scored a sue
cess as such. This society is SO instruct
i've that it should meet with encourage
ment from parents and teachers.
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n,.V Tol
O., Seventh regiment, N.G.C., elected
the following officers Lieutenant
Theodore Myer elected captain, vice M
L. Starin, promoted, and Corporal H.
D. Alfonso elected first lieutenant, vice
Theodore Myer, promoted.
Colonel w. G. Schneider presided at
changes in the officers of the Seventh
regiment, and under the instructions Of
Colonel Schneider, the gallant Seventh
promises to be the leading regiment of
the state.
The Champion "Tiddledy-winkers" OF
Los Angeles held their monthly meeting
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. Campbell on Twenty-third street.
The usual amount of practicing was de-
voted to ''Tiddleywink." This club is
the oldest in the city, and are prepared
to meet any and all comers. The mem
bers present were: Misses Louise w.
Campbell, Alice Lumborne. Berta
Dague, Eta Hillen, Minnie Phean and
Gertrude Dewey Messrs. George s.
Crane, w. S. Young, w. G. Wolfe and
q. E. Barker.
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There will be masque reception at
Illinois hall tomorrow evening.
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An engagement to marry is announced
between Louis Wilhelm, the well-known
grocer of South Main street, and Miss
Katie Maxey of this city.
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