Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-13
IN SOCIETY.

To Company F, National guard, must
be accredited the honor of having the
best military ball held in the city TO,
some time.
1t took place at Armory hall Friday
evening. No pains were spared by the
committees to add to the attraction and
enjoyment of the occasion.
The hall was tastefully decorated with
flags. One was also gracefully draped
The committees were:
Executive committee-Sergt. E. Hine,
Corp. A. Rudy. Corp. G. B. Vanderbeer,
Corp. f. l.. Reynolds. Private F. L..
Frary.
Reception committee-Capt. L. S.
Chappelear, Lieut.. NJ L. Shaw, Lieut..
NJ. Anderson, Sergt. +. Tanner, Private
Edwards, Private l. A. sepulveda, Pri-
vate Ralph Smith.
Floor committee-F L. Reynolds,
manager; Corp. G. E. Chappelear, Corp.
J. E. Owings, Corp. G.. B. Vanderbeer,
Private w. S. Mullen, Private j. w.
George.
Among those present were Misses
Newman, Crowley. Bradley, Keller,
Brown, Tompson; Marsch. Stahl, Rob-
inson. Crane, Hanze, Walker, Mcclure,
Hartway, Mitchell, Schmidt, Brandt.
Craven, Sullivan, Wegner, Flood, Stegg,
Parsell, st. Clair, Dean, McGovern,
Blair, Souisean, Campbell, Walker, Dud-
ley, Stokes, Mills, Woods, Biglers, Foss,
King, Welfare; Captains Martin and
Chappelier; Lieutentauts Shaw and An
derson: Sergeants Tanner and Hyde;
Corporals Owens, Fruny, Vanderveik,
Reynolds, Chappaler and Molonv:
Messrs. Ferary, Warnake, Edwards,
Sepulveda, Smith, Mullen, George,
Moore, Larry, Durfee, Hamon, Davis,
Barbour, Kits, Myers, Hall, Romow,
Knott Moore, Baker, Price, Miller, Luz
cas-, Perry, Kitchener, Brewers, Oniddie,
Newman. Mcdonald, Musselman,
Taylor, Hutchins, Brockway, Hise
Gerchell Schmidt, johnson, Wilson,
Haven, Nichols, King, Wenger, Borick,
Mcdaniel, Walker, Fisher, Moore, Scott,
Brown, Straine, Betkowski, Bridge,
Caller, Richardson, Beasley, McGur,
Hewitt, Adolph, Flood, Schofeld, Worm,
Council, Mitchell. Whipped, Bartell,
Foss, Nesscar. Slaught, Goodrich, Sa.
bine, Vest, Woods, Sullivan, Blessing,
Walter, Harrington, Mooney, Hill, Eu.
banks, Erwin.
Bishop Nichols visited st. Hilda's hall |
Wednesday. To afford more space, the
altar was removed from the school chapel |
tV the large school room, which was
decorated with fresh flowers |
and red-berried pepper tree boughs. /,
Bishop Nichols administered the rite of |
to two of the st. Hilda pu-
pills, preached one of his deeply spiritual
yet practical sermons, and administered
holy communion, assisted by Dean Trew,
Rev. j. d. Easter, d. D., and Rev. T.W.
Haskins, D. d. During the offertory one
If the pupils sang that solo, SO full OF
1athos, Ashamed of Christ. At The close
If the services Bishop Nichols, the party
VI clergy and other friends, were enter
aimed by Miss Darling and the faculty
It luncheon.
The engagement is announced of John
v. A. Off to Miss Blanche Bonebrake.
lr. Of is one of the proprietors OF the
lrug store, corner of Fourth and Spring
treets, and is one of the most popular
Dung men in Los Angeles. Miss Bone
rake is the accomplished and charm
ng daughter of George II. Bonebrake.
XIX
The Vernon school literary society
'ill give an entertainment under the
ERECTION of the teachers, Miss A. Dry
en-, Miss J. Dryden and Miss G. Bar :
On, at Niles's hall, Friday evening, De-
ember 18th.
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LIE Grand Belts has recently been pro-
loteo to the position Of assistant cashier