Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-03
IN SOCIETY.

AhO ihu5iCdi anu Literary entertain
ment given at the Grand opera house
last evening for the benefit of the suffer-
ers by the Solomon block fire, was not
as we'll attended as the cause and the
quality OF the entertainment warranted.
The violoncello solo by Prof. Bierlich
was well received. j. A. Osgood sang in
his usual excellent style. Miss Rosa
Harden, handsome young lady
of fine stage presence, recited
in admirable style, An Aerial
Courtship. Mrs. Orr Haralson, the
charming soprano singer, delighted her
auditors with her sweet singing. For
an encore she sang the ever popular
Coming Through the Rye.
Mrs. j. S. Owens was never in better
voice, and she was heartily applauded
for her vocal solo, ALA Stella Conf
dante. Mrs. Owens, as usual, was en-
cored.
Miss Edith Lemmert recited I.Zinga-
rella in splendid style. She is talented
elocutionist and we'll deserved the ap-
plause of the audience.
Mrs. j. G. Scarborough favored with
contralto solo, sang in most enter
tanning manner. elessSSss.ss -
J. P. Dupuy followed with aIstenor
solo.
Miss Gertrude Foster, the brilliant
young elocutionist, recited The Painter
OF Seville, to the entire satisfao ton of
all. After bass solo by F. Wallace,
Mrs. Orr Haralson, Mrs. J. s. Owens
and ]. A. Osgood sang the trio, Father,
Lead Me by the Hand, from Belshazzar.
The accompanies were Mrs. M. A. Lar
rabee, Miss Olive T. Percival and Pro-
fessor Bierlich. The promoters of the
entertainment desire to thank the ar
lists who so kindly volunteered their
services in the good cause.
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The following programme was render
ed at Steinway hall, last evening, before
an appreciative audience:
Duo. two pianos. silvery Waves-C.J. Dimond
Piano solo, Old Black Joe. paraphrase de con-
cert-Eva B. Lewis.
Vocal solo, seIected-Miss N. Leone Timmons.
Recitation, selected-Miss Rosa Harden.
Piano solo, Queen of the Flowers-Erminta
Rogers.
Piano solo, Black Key Polka Mazurka-Tru-
man Dimond.
sextette, two pianos, Mocking Bird-First
Pan;o, sCcond Dimond, od =. BALDWIN, W,E z;
Vejar.
Piano solo-Pearls and Laces, Blanche Rog-
Piano solo-Old Folks at Home, c. James Di.
mopd.
Vocal solo-selected, Miss Joanna Il. Will
Jams.
Piano solo-Battle of Waterloo, Laura Max
field
Piano Guet-Selected, Clifton Gorsuch and C.
J. DimOnd.
Piano solo-a. Angel Voices Ever Near Us:
b. Flower Song Edna Baldwin.
Piano solo-Queen of the Night, Miriam X.
Green.
Banjo solo-Selected, Miss Minnie Thayer.
Piano Solo, Alpine storm-C. James Dimond.
Quartette' two pianos pianos Military GalopmFirst
piano. G. Vejar, s. YOrba.
Address-Rev. R. s. Cantine.
Piano Duet, Selected-C. J. Dimond, E. B.
Recitation. Selected-Truman Dimond
Piano Solo, Southern Jollifcation-Eva B.
Piano Duos, (a) Heather Bells Polka; (b)
Home, Sweet Home-C. J. Dimond and NJ. X.
Green.
Miss Eliza Geddes and Almeron Chap
man, both of Los Angeles, were yester-
day united in marriage by the Rev. J.
M. Schaefe.
Mrs. A. Hood and Mrs. Annie M.
Mihan, of San Francisco, are guests at
the Toltec. si
Nv e
The crack yacht Penelope will make a
trip to Avalon on the Fourth. The Lacy
boys will shortly leave for a northern
tour.
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General John R. Mathews, mother
and sister, will spend the summer at
Santa Monica.