Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-10

Miss Anna Jenkins will visit Arrow
head springs.
Mrs. ]. A. Hunter and child will
spend the summer at Santa Monica, and
Mr.. Hunter win run down once a week.
Mrs. ]. M. Glass and family expect to
put in the summer months at Santa
Monica.
~*x
The Belshazar chorus was made up
of many of the prettiest young ladies in
Los Angeles. The following is COM
plete list OF the fair singers who con-
tributed so much to the success OF Bel
shazar: Miss Francisco, Miss Belle Os-
Mrs. Irving, Mrs. Larabee, Miss Joy,
Miss Tillie Knecht, Miss Machold, Miss
Ellie Wade, Miss Pearlie Gleason, Miss
Buckle, Miss Belle Thomas, Miss Belle
Ligon, Miss Clara Paynter, Miss Clara
Field, Mrs. Allen, Miss Kendall, Miss
Bennett, Miss Baker, Miss Forester,
Miss Covert and Miss L. Warch.
x*%
The gold medal elOcution contest was
largely attended last evening at the Los
Angeles college, six hundred people be-
ing present. The programme, as pre-
sented in yesterdays HERALD, was rem
dered to the satisfaction of all. The
Judges awarded the. medal to Miss Jessie
Tucker, who recited The Boat Race in
remarkably clever style. Professor
Henry Ludlam, DIR. H. l.. Fuller and s.
P. Mulford oficiated as the judges.
%*x
Miss Mabel Harris, Miss Zella Jones,
Nice Grooa MoNoh opA Mieo o,,;ea
Slusher are the graduates of 1891 of
Wiley graduates in music and Miss
Anne Henderson in elocution.
#*x
Mrs. S. Mendelson and daughter of
San Francisco are guests of Mrs. M.
Norton, 926 West Ninth street.
x*#
Henry Watson and Miss Annie M. Alb
bott were married at Santa Monica by
Father Mcdonald on Monday evening.
The young couple are well known in Los
Angeles, where they will in future re-
side.
The tea party to be given at Bellevue
Terrace, this evening, will be an original
and unique affair, and is under the man.
agement of Mr.. F. H. Suffie and Mr., j.
Fred Blake, who have made extensive
preparations for the occasion.
x*x
John A. Logan Relief corps give a
musical entertainment this evening at
the G. A. R. hall.
x*4
Mrs. Daniel Innes gave whist party
Monday evening in honor of her guest,
Mrs. Charles w. Pease, of Elgin, Ill. 1t
was very enjoyable affair.
**1
Monday evening, June s, a merry
party of friends and acquaintances met
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Pugh,
No. SIG North Pearl street, to Celebrate
the fiftieth birthday of Mr.. Pugh. The
gathering was pleasantly entertained
with recitations and vocal and instru-
mental music in which nearly all pres
ent took part. Two or three songs rem
dered in their native language by the
Welsh friends afforded especial pleasure
to those who had never heard Welsh
singing.
Mr.. D. Jones also read happily
worded original Welsh poem, which was
dedicated to the host.
Mr.. Pugh, who has for several years
filled the responsible position of fore
man of the Mechanics planning mill in
this city, was the recipient of number
of useful and ornamental presents from
the members of his family; one of the
most appropriate of which was beauti-
full gold-headed, ebony cane, suitably
engraved, which was presented by his
sons, w. T. and T. w. Pugh.
Among those present were the follow
ing Rev. and Mrs. Goodell, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. Souter, Mr.. and Mrs. d. Jones
and baby Marguerite; Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Hughes, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Pugh,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Llewellyn, Mrs. A.
Jones, Misses Hayes, Watson, Souter,
Pugh and Llewellyn, and Messrs. D..
Llewellyn, w. 7. Pugh, Watson, T. w.
Pugh, Goodell, Charlie Pugh, Hum
phreys, Evans and Master Dick Pugh.