Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-05
IN SOCIETY.

A very enjoyable social was held las
night at 1885, S. Spring street, by the
Guardian Council, No. 90, Order of
Chosen Friends.
An excellent programme was rem.
dered, followed by feast for the inner
man, after which the floor was cleared
and dancing was in order.
The organization is very commenda-
BILE one and has many meritorious fea-
lures to it. The dancing of the Cotton
children was very acceptable as was the
rest OF the programme. Mr.. Joe David
son made an ideal master OF cere-
monies. The following programme was
presented:
instrumental Solo. Miss Henrietts Hannifeldt
Recitation .,...........-.-..,....L Laura Cotton
Solo. ......................... =. Mr.. Fulton
Reoitation. ...........,... Miss Alice Crowell
Chinese Love Song ........... Cotton Children
Swedish Quartette. Observation-Disclosures.
Piano solo .....................Mi Miss Hannifeldt
High and Fling caught by Robbie Burns). '
........... ......................Ia Laura Cotton
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Court Los Angeles. Older OF Foresters,
met at Foresters' hall last night and en-
loved social and dance. The following
programme was given to the delight of
the audience:
Opening remarks. .............W VIM. Alex Ryan
Piano SOLO. olo......,.......,..... John knoops
Recitation ..............-...... Miss Jessie Hill
Ctui ar solo ................. A. CampusanO
Recitation ............... Miss Hazel Baldwin
Comic song Messrs. Whitehead and schoiieid
Piano solo ..... .........-........Jo John knoops
Vocal solo. ...................... Mrs. Barnes
''''' 1. -. Messrs. Campusano and Musso
Vocal solo o........... Mrs; Helen F. Mckay
Vocal trio o...................B Baldwin children
The following committees officiated:
Committee of arrangements, William
ton committee, L. Thorne, j. G.. Neil
W. H. Hoegee; floor manager, F. w.
Chase.
All yesterday and evening the parlors
OF the First Presbyterian church were
crowded with lovers of what is dainty
and artistic in needlework. The rooms
are nicely trimmed with flags and palm
leaves. Ice cream is served in a special
room, coffee and chocolate in another.
The fancy articles and candy are in an
adjoining room. The chocolate is served
in beautiful souvenir cups by charming
young ladies.
The sale will continue until 4 O'Clock
this afternoon. The remaining articles
will be sold very cheaply. An accept |
able programme was given last night.
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The people turned out last night in
H.. l. E.. 4 IL
Congregational church, DAILY street.
Many pretty articles were displayed for
sale. A little comedy entitled A Trip to
Niagara, was played last night, and was
well received. An excellent orchestra
evening.
Campbell's was the scene OF pleasant
social last night, given by the Peoples
church. A short programme was given
by the Quivive club in their own inim-
liable manner, and then followed unrav-
cling the tangled meshes of the spiders
web. After this exertion delightful
were served.
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Boyle Heights was treated to a nov
city last evening in the shape of pea
nut social, at Penn villa, Pennsylvania
avenue near Bailey street. A congenial
company assembled, and very enjoya-
ble time was passed. 1t was given by
the ladies of the Boyle Heights Library
association.
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The linen sale and doll show in the
room of the Hollenbeck given
by the ladies of Emmanuel church was
great success. The sale closes today.
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II. Sabichi has been confined to his
room for week past.
Neckwear for the holidays at Mullen Rlneti