Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-08

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oxidizeG knives and forks, carving sets.
gold-lined silver salt service, soup ladle,
prayer book and hymnal, chamois glove
case, gold coin, Rochester lamp. The
guests were
A. Phillips, Mrs. A. Phillips,
Mrs. "A. A. Thompson, N. w. Thompson,
Miss HelenP Phillips, Miss Ada Phillips,
Frank Phillips, Mrs. F. Phillips,
Mr.. Elton, Mrs. Elton,
DR.. E. w. Clark, Mrs. E. M. Clark,
Ed Roster, Prof. E. j. French,
w. L. Phillips, Mrs. w. L. Phillips,
Mrs. Nina Ranney, Miss L. Wach,
VIM. Stevens. Mrs. VIM. Stevens,
Miss G.. Williams, Prof. @. E. Jones.
MUSIC AND ELocUTIoN.
An evening of music and elocution at
the Hanna college, corner of Eighth and
Hope streets, this evening at s O'Clock,
in which the teachers and pupils of this
popular institution of learning will take
part, promises to be rare treat at least,
to judge from the following programme
Piano-Fanfare Militaire. e..-............. .Ascher
Clara smith
Recitation The Price of Drink
Jessie Tucker.
Vocal-(a) Margarite. observation-disclosures .Seeboek
(b) Berceuse. .................. Strelezk1
Maud Reese.
Violin obligato, Ruth Green.
~ ~ Esteiia Heartt.
Recitation. n..,.................. John Maynard
Stella Johnson
Violin-ta, An Alexis sl..s...............-. Weiss
tb) Petit Tambour. ............. David
Ruth Green.
Vocal-Serenade .......................R Roeder
Meta Poihemus
Piano-Spanish Dance. ......... Mozkowsky
Lena Wiley.
Recitation. A Voice From the Poor house
Flora Damron.
Vocal. ...............s... Amt A Big Girl
Eunice Swafford
Piano-Second Nocturno ........... .Leybach
Maud Reese.
Recitation. n..................,...T The Last Hymn
Fanny Adams.
Piano-DArgentine ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Ketter
Jessie Breyman.
Vocal Ave Maria. .....,.................R Raft
Zella Jones.
Piano-Impromptu.. .:.....,......C Chopin
THE MERRY wooDMEN.
The novel outing of the Los Angeles
camp of the Woodmen of the World to
Wilson's peak was prolific of many
amusing incidents. Charley White
struck no-account burro that was es-
pecially obstinate, and Notwithstanding
Charley's cuss words and the free use OF
big whip, the old duffer stayed at the
rear end Of the procession. This burro
was dubbed the "White Angel Finally
in despair Charley said: Please, Mr..
Burro, do go up; l can't swear any
more" Mr.. Dodge expressed his indig-
nation at the careless and cruel way in
which several of the party treated their
burros. He lectured on the advantage
of treating the burro with consideration
and cited how famously he got along
with his burro. This lecture created a
deep impression, until the Docs burro
kicked him in the stomach. This little
diversion changed the doctors opin-
ion. 'Woodmen Ermerins and Hobbs
were voted the biggest prevaricators
in the party. F. B. Manchester, E. b.
Dukeman and DR.. Will Dodge also made
an excursion, which will not be soon
forgotten. A pleasing feature OF the fes-
tivities was the presentation TO John f..
Coffin, the venerable consul, of gavel
made of manzanita wood, adorned with
gold. F. B. Manchester made the pres
entation. The following gentlemen
made the trip
John e. Coffin, DIR. WV. Dukeman,
Edw. T. Cook, F. B. Manchester,
Chas. III. White, E. B. Dukeman,
Walter S. Hobbs, DR.. VIM. Dodge,
III. S. Clements, j. M. Ermerins,
Jas. L. Smith, A. G. Strain.
SANTA MoNICA's ROSE FESTIVAL.
The feast of flowers opened last eve
ming at Steers opera house. The
attendance was large, all present being
more than delighted at the vision OF
rare beauty and loveliness presented to
their view. For many days past the
ladies of the Presbyterian church have
worked assiduously, ably assisted by
their sisters of the other denominations
whose deft hands and artistic taste
transformed the opera house into a
vision of Mrs. Browning's Lost Bower,
accompanied by dream of fair women.
There are seven booths artistically
arranged where dwell such beautiful
mermaids that several of the strangers
within our gates were completely