Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-26

G. j. Ellis, III. M. Friesner, w. HI. Hol-
liday, III. w. Latham, Samuel Minor,
Maynard F. Stiles.
Afterward the committee on admis-
sions was elected, with the following
result:
G. G. Baldwin, James Burdette, Rev.
H. w. Giraffe, Calvin Esterly, E. E.
Gaylord, Max Loewenthal, Judge J. w.
Mckinley, M. S. Severance, J. M. Wit
mer.
Immediately after the adjournment of
the meeting of the club the board of
directors held meeting and elected as
officers of the board of directors, also of
the club, as follows:
President, w. NJ. Friesner.
Vice-President, G. G. Davis.
Secretary, A. J. Copp.
Treasurer, w. III. Holiday.
L. IT. W. H. LITERARY SOCIETY.
The L. 7. w. H. Literary society,
formerly known as the Seventh Grade
society of the Spring street school, met
last Friday afternoon.
The piano solos of Miss Angela Ander-
son and Miss Bertha Jenkins, were the
noteworthy feature of the programme.
Miss Pearson's rendition of the Death
of Minnehaha was very effective, and
she displayed her talents in that much
more than in her Launch of the Ship.
Mr.. Taylor's and Mr.. Goldsworthy' q
tales from Longfellow proved very inter-
esting and showed thorough study of
the same, as did also Miss Anderson's Is
recitation. At the close of the meeting
President Childress rendered vote of
thanks in behalf of the society to the
badge committee for the service done
them. This vote of thanks was heartily
responded to in few well chosen words
by the treasurer of the society and chair
man of the above-named committee,
Miss Anderson. The meeting was then
adjourned till Friday afternoon next.
STRAWBERRY AND CREAM PARTY.
Many young ladies and gentlemen OF
the West End Social club attended the
strawberry and cream party given on
Friday evening at the residence of Miss
Josie Lambourn, on Brooklyn Heights.
The guests were entertained in most
charming manner by the young hostess.
Among the guests was Mr.. Bolt, who
leaves in few days for San Francisco.
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The following committee have been
appointed for the first ball to be given
by the new Alumni society: Commit
tee on arrangements-P Percy Schumach-
er. H. H. Mayberry and Miss Alice
Fitch; floor manager, Leonard F. Shep-
ard; assistant floor managers, Charles
Lantz, HI. G. Lichtenberger and Robert
Frick. Tickets and invitations can be
had at Kugeman and Lichtenberger's 10Y
North Main street.
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The concert given at the First Congre-
gational church was well attended on
Friday evening. The delightful feature
was the singing of Miss Gertrude Auld,
of San Francisco. She possesses voice
of remarkable purity and sweetness.
Miss Auld sings here tomorrow night.
x*x
The May pole hop which is to take
place on Friday evening of this week, at
the Bellevue terrace, will, without a
doubt, be one of the social events of the
season, as the interest taken in it by
| those who have been fortunate enough
to receive invitations certainly indi-
Gates.
j. Fred Blake and d. H .Burks are act
| ing az committee in charge of the af-
fair, have been kept busy for the last
week in securing definite responses
from those who were invited, as prepar-
ations are being made for only thirty
couples.
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The youngest violinist on the coast
will render, at the concert to be given
by the ladies of Simpson tabernacle, a
| Slumber Song, written expressly for hel
by Professor Herman G. Rakeman, oil
Washington, D. G. The young violinist
is the daughter of Hon. Poindextei
Dunn, ex-congressman from Arkansas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Steckel and Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lehman will have a
cottage at Santa Monica during the hot
spell.
Giles S. Hall, the Chesterfeldian
president of the Chesterfield club, is
visiting San Luis Obispo.
x*x
Two pretty brunettes at the Los An
geles theater last Monday evening at.
tracted great admiration. The young
ladies appeared in elaborate decollete
costumes.
XIV
| John henderson Is building mag
nificent residence on Adams street.
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Miss Ring of New York, who has been
visiting Miss Carran of Twenty-third
street, is delighted with Southern Cali.
fornia. The young lady IS a niece oi
Roswell r. Flower.
NV
| Mrs. Doria Jones is building man.
sion at the corner OF Alvarado and Pico
| streets.
x*x
G. 0. Scott, OF insurance fame, has
gone to San Francisco. Rumor has il
that he will return on his honeymoon
tour.
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Flattering reports reach here of the
success attained by Miss Mamie Short
as leading lady with the Madison Square
Witch company Miss Short is known
in the profession as Miss Marion Short
She formerly resided in Los Angeles.
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| The marriage of Mr.. Christopher
Hickson and Miss Mamie Sullivan tool
| place at the cathedral on Wednesday
last at O'Clock, Father Curran oficiat.
| ing. After the nuptial mass the we'd
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