Los Angeles herald., 1891-07-15
IN SOCIETY.

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lawyer of this city, was married yester-
day afternoon at the Trinity M. Z.
Church South to Miss Nettie Hamilton,
the bright and accomplished daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Hamilton.
The church was very elaborately decor
ated, the floral pieces being especially
beautiful.
Prof. Wilhartitz played the wedding
march and The marriage knot was tied
in an impressive manner by the Rev.
w. B. Stradley. Messrs. w. T. Ed
wards, A. w. Hare, H. R. Dunlap and
w. A. E. Noble officiated as ushers.
The happy young couple after receiving
the congratulations of their friends left
the same afternoon for Santa Barbara.
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The ladies OF the Redondo hotel, on
Saturday evening, will give grand
german. They are making every prep
aration to insure its being the event of
the kind of the year.
1t is probable that Lieutenant Collins
will lead. His management will result
in many novelties. The favors are now
being prepared by the ladies and will
be dainty affairs.
Colonel Root, the manager of the
great hotel, will provide the music, the
ball room and the punch. 1t may be re-
marked in passing, that the Colonel's
punch is known in London and New
York, as being something fit for Jove to
drink.
Dancing will begin at between 10 and
10 80, and the last pigeon wing will be
cut at midnight. 1t is seldom that the
men who dance have such an opportu-
nifty offered of enjoying the society and
hospitality of so many charming host
esses; that invitations will be in de-
mand need not be said.
wv
Captain and Mrs. J. R. Fletcher cele-
brated the twentieth anniversary of
their marriage Monday evening at their
residence on East Fifth street. There
was large attendance of friends of the
family and Captain Fletcher presented
his better half with diamond and sap
phire ring.
Miss Bernice Holmes, formerly of Los
Angeles, has been engaged as contralto
with the Hess opera company, in New
York. She is a pupil Of Sig. Farini,
also formerly of Los Angeles.
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This evening the musical prelude to
DR.. Henson's lecture at the Chautauuua
assembly at Long Beach, will be directed
by Mrs. Emily J. Valentine, assisted by
Miss Alice D. Austermell.
x*x
S. B. Hynes and family have taken
apartments at the Bellevue terrace hotel.
G. w. Stewart, the proprietor, is making
extensive improvements, and the hotel
is filling up.
J. Fred Blake leaves for Santa Cruz on
next Sundays steamer. He will visit
Hotel Del Monte, Mount Hamilton and
San Francisco before returning.
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Mr.. Kilgariff, prominent in tennis
circles in San Francisco, is paying Los
Angeles visit.
At the monthly tournament of the
Los Angeles Tennis club Bumiller beat
Stevens, go, 6-4 Cochran beat Guthrie,
6-5, "a; Cosby beat German by de-
fault. In the first round Chase beat
Cosby, 3-6, 6-5, 6-3; Cochran beat Bu-
miller, GA, 6-4. in the final, Cochran
beat Chase, 81, 0-6, 6-3 and 6-2.
x*x
Mr.. Cockings and family leave today
for few weeks enjoyment at Santa
Monica.
DR.. Manning and family start today
ID spend the summer at Santa Monica.
x*x
The Misses King, two pretty brun-
nettes, accompanied by their parents,
/ left yesterday for Santa Monica where
they will spend the summer at their
cottage on Long Beach.
x*x
The engagement is announced of Miss
Jennie Hinton and Martin Neuner, the
well-known young business man of this
city.
x*x
Miss Lula Hinton has Just returned
from nine months visit to friends in
San Francisco.
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