Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-18

"A CHdrLuluS nome Weuulng COOK place
yesterday morning at the residence OF
Mr.. ard Mrs. +. V. Smith, 646 South
Pearl street. The contracting parties
were Miss Leonora Smith, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. V. Smith, and jay
ID. Foster, prominent young merchant
of Omaha. The parlors were exquisitely
decorated with similax, ivy and roses.
The mantels were banked with choice
roses, arrayed in most artistic manner.
The pathway OF the young couple was
by the Rev. DIR. Chichester in the alcove
a wedding bell made of white and pink
roses. The bride looked lovely in an
elegant travelling dress of blush gray
tint, with hat and gloves
to match. Mrs. Foster has resid-
ed in Los Angeles for eight
years. Three years ago she graduated
from the Los Angeles college, since
which time she has gained many friends
in social circles on account of her many
accomplishments and her amiable dis
position. She is a pronounced brunette
and very pretty. ~
Only immediate friends of the family
were present. Miss Lena Forester
caught the BRIDES bouquet when it was
thrown. After the wedding breakfast
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster left for their future
home in Omaha. The young couple re-
ceived many costly presents, one being
a large silver ice pitcher inlaid with
porcelain, engraved in old English, "Com-
ments of q and I.'' The Chesterfield
club also sent in an appropriate, present
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This evening Professor W.R. Stoll and
B. Berg will give a concert at their
musical studio, in the Charnock block.
The following is the programme:
Overture-Merry Wives of Windsor w. Nicolai
Two pianos (S hands,
Soprano Solo-Ave Maria, with violin obli-
cato and piano accompaniment.
Miss Amelia Santa Cruz ruiz ''''''N
Piano Solo-Marceaux characteristigues.
Miss D. Duggan.
Violin Solo-Barbier de Seville. ...... .Singelee
Prof. Gardner
Piano Duet-Rondo brilliant ]. H. Hummel
Mrs B. Berg and Miss B. Weir
Cavatina for baritone (from Lucrecia Bor-
s'"''''''''' Mr.. W. r. stoll. ''' Ao'i'1e''i
Piano Solo-Faust Waller .............F FIR. Iiszt
Miss Emma Hildebrandt
''' Mrs. Berg ana the Misses Roth, Weir %
and Mckee.
Violin Solo-Lucia de Lammermoor. .Singelee
FrOI. GarUD6r.
Piano Solo-Andantino, Op. 81 ~ FIR Chopin
Mrs B. Berg.
Scene and Duet from II Trovatorel. !. Verdi
Mrs. A. Santa Cruz aid Mr.. W. R. stoll
Grand Galop de Concert E. Hoist
Two Pianos Is hands,.
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The following programme will be rem
dered by the graduates of the Ludlam
school at the Grand opera house on
Tuesday evening, June 23d, at O'Clock,
assisted by Miss Gertrude Finney and
Mr.. w. E. Pile:
Overture Observation-Disclosures. Harmony Orchestra
Emotions in pantomime and statue poses in
Grecian costume by Misses Lewis, Junkin, Fos-
ter. Lemmert and Finney.
Miss Letha Lewis.
Miss Mary Junkin.
orchestra ........,,....... .1.;,,...;.....,,
Ainsafsi'" Miss Edith Iemmert r. L. M"cD0weii
Miss Gertrude Foster N'pp00
The coastine scene from Romeo and juliet
Junkin.
The casket scene from Merchant OF Venice
Miss Edith Lemmert
Orchestra ........ Observation-Disclosures.
The curse scene from Leah-Leah, Miss Ger
trude Foster; Rudolph, Mr. w. E. Pile.
***
The Rev. Father Mcdonald united in
marriage yesterday morning Miss Lucy
G. Workman and j. J. Buehler. The
bride is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Workman, and the cere-
mony took place at their residence, 451
Boyle avenue. The bride, who is a
pretty brunette, was attired in peacock
blue silk. The bridesmaids were Misses
Agnes and Mary Workman. Miss Agnes
Workman wore white faille, and Miss
Mary Workman was charming in pink
and garnet. Charles Patterson and E.
Ganahl stood up with the groom. Eu-
gene Brenner played the wedding march.
The parlors were tastefully decorated.
After the wedding breakfast Mr.. and
Mrs. Buehler left for Santa Barbara,
where they will spend the honeymoon.
Mr.. Buehler is popular young drug
gist OF this city. The young couple
received many valuable wedding pres
ents. Those present were: Mrs. Mancho,
Miss Mancho, Miss d. McNerney, Miss
j. McNerney, Miss N. McNerney, Mrs.
Schank, Mrs. l1cNish of Asuza, Miss M.
Mr.. Urbar, Mr.. j. Ryan, Mr..
Joe Hyans.
The bazaar in the Potomac building
for the benefit Of the Grace M. E.
church is very successful, there being an
attendance last evening. The
gave universal satisfaction.
Miss Anna McNab entertained with
vocal solo and was encored. Miss Ger
tie Stetson, little tot, recited very
nicely. The three little Baldwin chill
dren brought down the house as usual.
For an encore they sang, Three Little