Los Angeles herald., 1891-12-17
IN SOCIETY.

A rather slim though apprecative au-
dience gathered last night in Temper
ance temple at the entertainment OF
Merrill lodge, I. 0. &. I.
An excellent programme was given,
and with several exceptions was meri-
torious throughout. Many of the par
ticipants were encored.
The entertainment was held for the
was realized. The programme was;
Tropico military band.
Recitation .................. Lily Buckingham
Song -. ..~.-..,...... George D. Wheeler
Cha Charge e Of The 1hlans Grand March, Miiitaire
MIS-. w. and Fannie Brown.
Vocal V solo-Angels Ever Bright and Fair
Miss Bertha Penning
Misses James and Lemon and Mr. c. stephens
Tropicn military band ..,.....................
Recitation (selected) )..,... Prof Geo. A. Hough
Vocal solo. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Mrs. Hambly
HoTpsolo .......Mr Mr. John Musso
Vocal 500, Kathleen Mavourneen ........
....................,..M Miss Bertha Penning
Instrumental trio. ......... .:.........,.
.......... Misses James Lehman and Fitch
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A most delightful musicale and recep-
ton was held last evening at the Hotel
Hamilton, 52l South Olive street. The
affair was given by Mrs. J. @. Philbrook
as a formal opening of the house, and
over 100 invitations were issued by the
various guests. The visitors were most
charmingly received by Miss Blair.
Clusters of palm and pepper leaves
formed most pleasing decorations in the
hall while the appearance of the par
lors was beautifed by graceful clusters
of ivy and smilaX tastefully arranged on
the walls and curtains. Overthe center
doorway were entwined branches of ivy.
About the rooms were grouped beautiful
flower and plants. The dining hall was
also rendered attractive by decorations
of pepper branches. An excellent pro-
gramme was gwen, each of the num-
bers being we'll received. The dialect
recitation of Mrs. Cary was especially
acceptable. After the programme the
guests repaired to the dining hall,
where delightful refreshments were
served.
The program mme was as follows:
Piano duet-Schiller March ...... Meyerbeer
Misses douglas and Jordan.
Quintette club, guitar and banjo ...,........
............... Led by Professor DeLano
Violin solo .... ............. Miss Pierson
Recitation Observation-Disclosures Mis- Junkins
Banjo solo. ................M Miss Mabel Astbury
Song ...... .... -,,..-............ Mrs Llndell
Guitar and Banjo Quintette club .........,..
Recitation '''' '''..................M Mrs. c. A. Cary
The guests of the hotel present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. q. Pent and family,
Major Robinson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ricards,
Mr.. and Mrs. Don, Mr.. and Mrs. Angel,
Mr.. Russell, Mrs. Jewett, Mr.. Geo. M.
Dankin, Mrs. Lacy and daughters, Mr..
and Mrs. Grosvenor, Miss Fuller, Mrs.
Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs. Lindell, Mr.. and
Coplev and daughter, Mrs. A. L. Flint,
Mrs. Garfield aud daughter, Mr.. Cum
mings, Mrs. Cary.
Phil Knell was married yesterday to
Miss Fredericka Morsch at the residence
of the brides mother, 1927 South Third
street, by the Rev. Charles W. Heisler.
Phil Knell is we'll and favorably known
from one end of California to the other.
Miss Morsch is the pretty and accom-
plished daughter of Mrs. Bertha Morsch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knell left the same after
noon for San Francisco on their honey
moon tour. The young couple received
many valuable presents. Only the i'm
mediate friends OF the family witnessed
the marriage ceremony.
The fair promoted by the Logan
corps, w. r. G., opens tonight at Turn
er hall. The following programme will
be given
Opening address-Tov. J. l.. Gosper.
Violin soo Gertrude Walker.
Piano solo-Mrs Carrie Russell.
Recitation-Mr. D. Browne.
Tenor soo-Nm. Foran
Guitar duet-Mrs. NJ. w. Bell and Mrs w. r.
Bird.
song-Miss Chillie Burnett
Clarinet and violin duet-Miss Gertrude
Walker and Mr. Howard Leymonn.
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Mrs. Judge Bicknell and daughters
arrived in the city yesterday from the
north. TIE young ladies will spend
their vacation III Los Angeles.
Owing to some misunderstanding the
meeting OF the l.. O. l.. and Philalethean
societies of the Normal school did not
take place last night.
XIX
The closing exercises Of the Los An
geles Business college takes place FRI
day evening at the college hall, IA
South Main street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Glbbon are honey
incoming at the Coronado hotel. They
will be at home on the 22d.
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Arthur w. Fisher and bride returned
from their honeymoon trip yesterday.
and are at the st. Angelo.
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The pupils OF Modini- are to give
a recital on Tuesday evening at : 80
o'clock.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.