Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-09

were:
Col. w. G. Schreiber, Miss Kraemer,
Capt. F. A. Martin, Capt. Theo. Meyer,
Miss Lizzie Meyer, Mis- Alice Meyer,
Mrs. Alfonso, Mrs. Jordan,
Miss A. Welcome, Miss U R. Welcome,
Miss Clark, Kate Parker,
Miss A. Peschke, H. D. Alfonso,
Ed Ryan, Mrs. Ed Ryan,
A. Strobel, S. Kimball,
G. J. Kurtz, f. Meyer,
Ed Meyer, Mrs.C Durfee,
Mrs. G. E, Burrell, Mrs. E. L. Lewis,
Miss A. Cleveland, Miss L. Evans,
Miss Benson, MissL. Alexander,
Miss H. Durfee, Miss s. Durfee,
Miss j. McAnany, j. Jeffrey,
A. A. Cleveland, S. B. Welcome,
Chas. Durfee, G. E. Burrell,
@. HI. Durfee Jr., w. Durfee,
G. Gilliland, M. Cleveland,
M. McAnany, S. Wilson,
Master @. Ryan, Master M. Ryan.
A LIBRARY SOCIAL.
Judge and Mrs. McComas opened their
house on Wednesday evening for the
monthly social of the Library association
of Boyle Heights. After fine musical
programme had been rendered and Miss
AllCe CIOWtll udu klHuly ISSpOlutO W
the call for recitation, for which those
present showed their appreciation by
prolonged applause, the people separated
themselves into groups and proceeded to
have social good time. Many kind
words of cheer and promises for the
future were bestowed upon the ladies of
the association.
A BEETHOVEN RECITAL.
Invitations are out for Beethoven re-
cital, to take place Monday afternoon at
8 80, at the chapel of the Los An
geles university. Miss Rider is musical
director. The following programme will
be rendered: as
a. Andante, Op. 27, No. 1; b. Allegro
vivace-Miss Hortense Burton.
a. Andante, Op. IA, No. 2; b. Andante
con variazioni, Op. 26-Miss Grace
Hickey.
Review OF the life of Beethoven-Miss
Allie S. Freeman.
a. Grave, OPP. 13; b. Allegro, rondo-
Miss Blanche Flora.
MERRY PARTY.
Miss Marguerite Hutton gave party
last evening, at her home on San Julian
street, in honor of Miss Lila Spencer.
The young people spent delightful
evening, and were charmingly enter
tanned by the young hostess. Those
present were:
Miss jenkins, Miss Lila Spencer,
Miss Grow, Miss Flora Grow,
w. S. Williams, Chas. Dodsworth,
B. f. Vickery, w. E. Bowles,
w. M. Jenkins.
NOTES.
Wallace Chanslor and George /. Mer-
rill will spend week in the mountains
for the benefit of their health.
Mrs. John w. Mitchell, of Lomita, en-
tertains her friends to fern picnic at
Laurel caflon today. 1t promises to be
very enjoyable affair.
A large gathering of friends and a
quantity of flowers sufficient to fill an
entire section of the sleeper combined to
make Prof. r. j. French's departure on
the noon train for the north yesterday
much more cheerful than the regret ex-
perienced by her friends at her depart
ure would seem to make possible. Gifts
of flowers had been sent in from Ana
helm, Artesia, Pasadena, Alhambra and
several other towns, besides several
baskets and floral pieces from parties
resident in town. Nearly all those
present at the reception on the previous
evening were at the depot, among whom
were noticed: Mr.. A. Phillips, the ex-
cursionist, and his wife, Miss Belknap,
DR.. and Mrs. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Love
we'll, Mr.. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce,
Mrs. Farnsworth, Mrs. Martin, Miss
Ada Phillips, Miss Nellie Phillips, Mrs.
A. A. Thompson, Mrs. Wise, the Misses
Wise, Mrs. VIM. Tuthill, Miss Sadie
Tuthill, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Marchand and
others.
E. w. Payne and family will spend the
jummer ar Santa Monica
LII. Rose lett yesterday for New York.
d. Gilbert Dexter is in San Diego.
Miss Mary j. Dalton, OF Los Angeles,