Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-26
SOCIAL EVENTS.
SOCIETY NEWS AND NOTES GATH.
Erred YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Clinton's Reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
4. A. Thomason-The Morley Reoep-
tion-A Shakesperian Evening Notes.

T.. A. SThomason-The Morley Recep-
tion-A Shakesperian Evening-N Notes.
MIRO. Blanche E. Clinton entertained
the bride and groom, Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A.
Thomason, OF San Francisco, and
friends at her residence on Thirty-second
street on Tuesday evening. A most
agreeable evening was spent with song
and toasts, etc. Among those present
were Mrs. +. Moerenhaut Phillips, Mrs.
Clinton, Mrs. Spencer, Mics Blanche
Clinton, Mr.. Edwin Clinton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomson. of San Francisco, Mr..
Albert Haw thorne, Mr.. George Atwood,
Mr.. William H. Griggs, Mr.. P.W. Orem,
and others.
THE MORLEY RECEPTION.
Mrs. James Morley entertained her
friends on Tuesday evening at 222 Wins
ton street. A very pleasant evening was
spent in singing and dancing. An ele-
CANT repast was served before the guests
departed. Among those present were !:
Miss Grace Stanberry, Miss Lulu Todd.
Miss Gussie Brooks, Miss Jennie Black
man, Miss Lille Franks, Miss Ada Har-
ris, Miss Myrtle Flemming, John Stoll.
Lem Morgan, Ernest Morey, l.. A.
Peartree, Fay Stevenson, Bert Soughead,
Guy Hufford.
A sHAKEsPEARIAN EVENING.
Tonight will be Shakespearian even
ing at the Los Angeles university, at
which the university orchestra will fur
nish the music. The following enter
tainment will be provided:
Piano solo, Cachoucha, Miss Hortense
Burton; outline of the life of Shake
speare, Miss Blanche Flora; story of the
Merchant of Venice, Mr.. James Antill:
Study of Shylock, Miss Lottie Webber;
Study of Portia, Mr.. James Ferris
guitar duet, Misses Roberts and French;
contest of quotations from Shakespeare.
CENTRE audience invited to participatel;
vocal solo, the Old Lock, Mise ..sud
Roberts.
Court scene from the Merchant of
Venice, act iv, scene L Shylock, Mr..
j. Fowler; Antonio, Mr.. O. w. Lord
Bassanio, Mr.. P. G. Thompson Gra-
tiano, Mr.. William Davies; the Duke.
Mr.. Ernest Cassell; Portia, Miss Martha
Matthew'S; Nerissa, Miss Mirth Camper:
music, Los Angeles Vniversity orchestra.'
,ti.4h Asg REDoNDo MUSICALE.
A very successful concert was given in
Redondo Tuesday evening, under the
direction of Mrs. W. r. Steele. Every
number was artistically rendered several
eliciting hearty encores. The following
programme was rendered: Overture,
orchestra; Ava Maria, Miss Whitehorn,
(Millard) violin obligato, Prof. Brenner;
chorus, From Bright Lands, (Donni-
zetti); La Parenza, Misses Whltehorn
and Wentworth, (Marchetti); violin
solo, Prof. Brenner solo, La Bayadere,
Mrs. Steele; waltz, orchestra; duet,
When I Know That Thou Art Near Me,
(Apt), Misses Whitehorn and Went
worth; piano solo, Prof. Brenner;
Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep,
Knight), H. N. Harris; protestations,
Miss Whitehorn, (Norris); violin obli-
cato, Prof. Bremen; chorus, Italia Be-
loved, from Chorus Castle.
NOTES.
Miss May Williams, one OF San Fran
cisco's most prominent society young
ladies, is in the city on visit, as
guest of Mrs. J D. Stewart. Miss Will
Jams will remain here for several
months.
The grand military ball given by COM
pany G OF the Seventh regiment at
Armory hall last night, was a brill
liant success. Captain Schreiber led
the grand march and the handsome uni
forms of the members of the National
Guard showed to advantage. The music
was excellent and everybody appeared
to enjoy themselves.
that is to. be given by the Ramona par
lor of the Native Sons of the Golden
West, in this city, on April 17th, which
promises to be one of the most brilliant
affairs contemplated for the near future.
Invitations will be issued only to se-
lect few besides the friends of the par
lor. N:-
The ladies OF the First Congregational
cnurch VIII serve an enticing dinner to
public, on Friday evening, from $3.50
to 7 80.
Next Saturday night, at the Turn
verein hall, under the auspicies Of the
Hobrew Ladies' Aid society, the annual
Pourim celehration of the Bnai Birth
will take place. A fine literary and mus
ical programme has been arranged, after
which social dance will be participated
in.
A very pleasant card party was given
at Redondo hotel on Tuesday evening,
after which the guests engaged in dane
ing to late hour.
That tired feeling, so subtle and yet SO over
powering, IA entirely overcome by Hoods Sar-
saparilla, which tones and strengthens the sys-
tenn and gives q good appetite. Be sure to get
Hoods 6arsaparilla. 100 Doses One Dollar
is true onlyof this peculiar medicine
Choice Land Cheap.
The Santa Anita colony, owned by K. ].
Baldwin, and which is part Of the Santa Anita
rancho, has beenplaced on the market The