Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-25

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Vogelsang, Frank Schumacher, J.
Brousseau, Fred Cowley, Mr.. Gushee,
Mr.. Stevens, Mr.. Miller, J. Hunter, Mr.. 4
Forester, Mr.. Howard, Mr.. Howell.
Refreshments were served in the hotel
cafe. Music by Hollenpeck orchestra.
THE NoRDHoLT BIRTHDAY PARTY.
The birthday party given in honor OF
the twenty-second birthday of Mr.. Will
lam F. Nordhelt, at the residence of his
mother, on the corner Of Seventh and
Wall streets, on Thursday evening of
week before last, was one of the fashion
able events Of the season. The many
friends of Mr.. Nordholt turned out in
goodly numbers, and enjoyed them
selves until along in the early hours of
the next morning. Dancing was one of
the principal features of the evening.
An elaborate display of fine cooling bev-
erages and home made chicken tamales
were served throughout the evening.
Those present were: Mesdames Ma
bel Ling. Mary Engelbracht, Hattie
May Lindenfeld, Sarah Appel, Dora
Matfeld, Nellie Nash, Mary Mead, Mary
Mansfield, Emma Kane, Kate McCar-
thy, Adela Vignes, Julia Vignes, Laura
Woodworth, w. A. Mcbride, Lena
Thompson, Mary Phillipson, Anna
Shields, L. Ortiz, E. Johnston, E. Molle,
Lizzie Cowan, M. Maddigan, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Pouyfourcat, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
D. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. R. HI. McAllis-
ter, Mrs. C. Gray. Messrs. E. j. Rob-
ertson, ]. F.. McElheney, M. F. Bet
kouski, Frank r. Cummings, HI. G.
Limbrock, A. Rivera, M. Solano, A.
Schwamm, Charles Mansuay, P. M.
Moroney, ]. L. Mansfield, George j.
Lindenfeld, r. L. Corcoran, j. R.
Hyans, Frank Quinn, T. F. Gray, w. A.
Ryan, J. r. Logic, George f. Melsner,
R. A. Ling. N. Quirollo, Ed Ganahl. F..
6. Taylor, J.J. Bergin, George S.Wein-
shank.
The male friends of Mr.. Nordholt pre-
sented him with an elegant buggy robe
out of thanks for his hospitality in en-
tertaining them so often and in such
great style.
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
A double wedding. with the somewhat
novel feature of brother and sister mar
rying sister and brother, took place at
the church of the Sacred Heart, East
Los Angeles, at 8 o'clock Tuesday NOM
ing. The contracting parties were Mr..
Jules G. Famechon and Miss Blanche
LIE Sage, and Mr.. J. H. LIE Sage, Jr.. and
Miss Melanie Famechon. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Fa-
ther P. Hartnett, assisted by the Rev.
P. Murphy. Mr.. Edward Heyes played
Mendelssohn's wedding march as the
bridal party entered the church. Mr..
L. G.. LIE Sage. as best man, with Miss
Stella Michaud, bridesmaid, led the pro-
cession. Next came the two grooms,
each supporting his mother; then
the two brides, each supported
by her father. On reaching the
altar the attendants were seated, the
contracting parties standing to receive
the blessing. The wedding ceremony
was then performed according to the
solemn rites of the Catholic church.
Mr.. Famechon and Miss LIE Sage were
first pronounced man and wife, and Mr..
LIE Sage and Miss Famechon imme-
diately after. The wedding breakfast
was served at the residence of Mr.. J. II.
lie Sage, Sr., and O'Clock lunch at
the residence of Mr.. Jules Famechon.
Sr. Mr.. and Mrs. Famechon, Jr., in the
afternoon, departed for Riverside, where
he is manager for the Earl Fruit COM
pany. Mr.. and Mrs. lie Sage, Jr., have
commenced housekeeping in East Los
Angeles.
SOCIAL CLUB SOIREE.
The South Side social club gave an
other of its delightful entertainments
on last Tuesday evening, at the home of
Miss Minnie Feehan, No. 123 West
Twenty-third street. During the even
ing the company was favored with some
excellent piano music by Miss Edith
Haines and Miss Alvena Guenther, and
a vocalduet by Miss Ada Skofstad and
DeRoy Gates. A most bountiful
"spread" was partaken OF at late hour
by the following members Misses AL
vena Guenther, Edith Haines, Ada
Skofstad. Berta Dague. Rosa Roth, Lulu
Campbell, Effie Roger, Will Pearce,
Mabel Skofstad, Jennie Bedell, Ger
trnde Dewey and Minnie Feehan,
Messrs. DeRoy Gates, George Crane, H.
J. Royer, Henry Weber, j. X. Burke,
John Pessell, w. f. Whitaker, Eugene
Taylor, w. S. Young and d. L. Burke.
BIRTHDAY SURPRISE PARTY.
A birthday surprise party was given to
Mr.. George P. Love and Mrs. Charles B.
Tidball at the residence of Mr.. Love,
corner Adams and Main street, Friday
evening. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tidball. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tidball, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Love, the Misses Ella and Sadie
Tidball, Hattie Welfare, Hilda Welfare,
Helen Scho6eld, Miss Upton, and
Messrs. B. Brown, Ed. Tidball, Carl
Schumacher. F. Mulkey, J. Schofeld, F
Love, F. Bishop, Bert Longstreet, Ed.
Carver, and many others. Dancing and
banquet were INDUCED in.
CHRISTIAN MISSION SOCIAL.
The social of the First Christian mis-
sion, at Union hall, 100 Grand avenue,
on Thursday evening, was largely at
tended, the hall being crowded to over
flowing. The following programme was
admirably rendered, all but two num-
bers receiving hearty encores:
Either solo, by Prof. Chambers; reci-
tation, Miss Oracle Banter; vocal solo,
Mrs. Sanderson guitar solo, Prof.
Chambers; recitation. Miss Hattie Pier
son; calisthenics, Mrs. Ada Fitzmier and
the Misses Owen vocal solo, Mrs. Keith;
duet, banjo and guitar, Prof. Chambers
and H. r. Hathaway recitation, Prof.
Hough guitar duet, Prof. Chambers and
H. r. Hathaway.
NOTES.
On Friday evening of last week an