Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-05
IN SOCIETY.

OF the season. The attendance was a
little too large for the comfort OF all.
G. Wesley Craner acted as master Of
ceremonies. The following programme
was rendered:
Overture .,.....,.-.... Musso Bros Orchestra
Plano accompanist, Miss Nettie Staring.
Piano duet ...... Mines. kggleston and Paine
Recitation ..s.......,.......M Miss Hattie Pearson
Piano solo ........ Master Gussie Goldsmith
Recitation .......... Miss Florence Austermell
Piano solo ................ Mr- f. NJ EgglestOn
Cornet solo ...,............M Mr. E. Beauregard
VioliS and flute duet .Messrs Reich and Mnsso
Toast by ]. p. G C..,.......... James Kennedy
Fraternal remarks. ...... Mrs. Hattie Walker
Toast, Companions and the Ladies. W. w. Ryan
After the, banquet, dancing was en-
joyed for several hours. q. Wesley
Craner, H. w. Altman, Mrs. Roth,
Mrs. P. H. Hoffman, Mrs. A. Klein and
Mrs. Alice Kuhn officiated on the differ
ent committees.
Among those present were: Mrs. III.
T. Walker, Mrs. p. L. Hoffman, Mrs.
Downey, Misses Marks, Mrs. Marks,
Miss M. Lansberg, Mrs. Field, Miss
G. Levy, Miss M. Ellis, Mrs. Roache,
Miss Field, Miss Speer, Miss E. Brown,
Mrs. r. Solomon, Miss B. Sanders, Miss
N. Stevens, Mrs. Bell, Mrs. Klepter,
Miss M. Beaver, Miss Hattie Pearson,
Miss Foss, Mrs. r. M. Lewis, Mrs.
Sanderson, Mrs. Revan, Mrs. Merry,
Mrs. Kuhn, Mrs. Goldsmith, Miss b.
Spier, Mrs. Rafael, Miss r. Rafael, Mrs.
Shein, Mrs. Nettinger, Mrs. Koetz, Miss
Lizzie Wilson, Miss Alice Peyton, Miss
Payne, Miss Dockstetter, Mrs. ]. Green,
Mrs. E. Kunison, Miss Nettie Stevens,
Miss Nora Mcclure, Miss Tina Clark,
Mrs. A. Klein, Miss May Ryan, Miss
Maggie and Florence King, Miss
Mabel Walker, Miss Kennedy,
Miss Mamie Cheesborough, Miss
Seven, Mrs. Forster, Miss Eva
Stambaugh, Mrs. Katie Dunn, Miss
Mckay, Miss Annie Gushing, Miss Alice
Gushing, Miss Eva Bond. w. Levench,
Mr.. Merry, Mr.. Bevan, H. Garner, M.
Roth, ]. Kalisher, Ad Klein, u. p. Ken
nedy, Mr.. Snyder, Mr.. Harmon, Mr..
Hively, Mr.. Kuhn, S. Levy, L. Simon
sen, I. Oppenheim, Mr.. Reed, Mr..
Walrath, II. G. Walker, G. p. Wolfrom,
T. J. Isaacson, w. A. Scwamm, w.
Hoege, +. Hoege, M. Levy, M. Cohn, G.
Levy, Mr.. Schein, III. Fl. Goldsmith, w.
Bell, E. Nittinger, M. Lansbers, S.
Simonson, w. Ryan, J. Corn. Fl. d.
Simonds, G. G. holster, ]. j. Folmer,
G. G. Solomon, S. Rich, ]. Silverman,
j. Reich, Ed Reich, Mr.. Wilson, w.
Steel, HI. p. Platt, Henry Webber, A.
Newman, Mr.. Beeson, Mr.. Beazley,
Harry Plotz, Mr.. Meyer, Ira Houser,
Prof. Payne, p. l.. Hoffman, Myer.
Seigel, Andy Flood, E. q. Reed, A. B.
Boyle, Bob Doll, Mr.. and Mrs. Tremson
of Chicago.
The Los Angeles theater contained
very fashionable audience last evening.
The occasion was one OF the popular
concerts given by the Ellis club. Among
those noted in the audience were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hendricks, Mr.. and Mrs.
Finlayson, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Doro-
thea Lummis, Mr.. Robt. M. Adams,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. d. Willard, Mr.. and
Mrs. DeZgethy, DIR. and Mrs. MacGow-
an, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart Taylor, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Arnold, Mr. and Mrs. Bart
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Walters, Mr.. and
Mrs. Preuss, Mr.. and Mrs. Solano,
Frank Schumacher, Miss Paesents, Mr..
and Mrs. II. T. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.
Schallert. Miss Wells, Miss Flint, Miss
Ellis. Mrs. Charles Ellis, Miss Bessie
Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Cole,
Misses Newton, Mrs. j G. Newton, Major
Elderkin, Major and Miss Bonsall,
Sparks johnson, Miss Chapman, Mr..
Birdsall, Mr.. and Mrs. Rowland, Ben
Ward, Charles Vogelsang, Mr.. and Miss
Miles. Mr.. and Mrs. Routh, j. ID. Lynch,
DIR. Wills, Dan Mcfarland, DIR. Wells
and others.
The engagement is announced of
George ] Isaacson to Miss Minnie Lans-
berg. Both young parties are well
known in this city, where they have re-
sided for several years.
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The graduating exercises of the Los
Angeles High school take place June
oath at the Los Angeles theater. 81
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Cobb, of Eighth
and Burlington avenue, gave very
delightful birthday party last evening,
in honor of their youngest son. There
was large gathering of the friends of
family, and the evening was most pleas
antly spent.
Mrs. D.. Hughes, OF Los Angeles, and
her sister, Mrs. Francis Jones, of San
Francisco, went to Redondo yesterday
for few days visit with friends.
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There will be tea party at Bellevue
Terrace next Wednesday evening.
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The exercises of the middle class of
the High school take place tonight fort
night.
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A. w. Wilson has gone to Washington
to be present at the graduating exercises
at Georgetown university. His brother,
Henry Wilson, is among the graduates.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harris leave to-
night for San Francisco, to attend the
wedding Of Mr.. Dave Harris and Miss
Esther Cohen.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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