Los Angeles herald., 1891-04-30
SOCIAL HAPPENINGS.
THE oPERETTA LAST EVENING.
NATIVE SONS BALL.
Two Notable Events and their Partici-
pants-News Notes and Personals of
General Interest.

Da4tS-NoWb LNObcS anu ci SoAdAS Va
General Interest.
"You did splendidly, my DEAR" re-
marked Mrs. Jirah d. Cole to one of the
Snow White amateurs, as she gave the
young lady resounding kiss at the end
OF the performance at the Grand opera
house last night. Several other OF the
fair young vocalists were treated like
wise, Mrs. Cole having kind word Of
encouragement for one and all as they
said good night before going home.
The Grand opera house contained a
select and fashionable audience. The
attraction was the production by Los
Angeles amateurs OF Abt's operetta.
Snow White, under the joint direction
of Mrs. Jirah d. Cole and Mrs. Henry
Ludlam. Prior to the operetta, lei on
Parle Franchise was produced, with the
following cast
Major Regulus Rattan ....... Mr., w. e.. Pile
Victor Dubois. ........... Mt. Charles yogelsang
Mr.. Spriggins Mr.. Henry Ludlam
H gher Rn5a
Mrs. Regulus Rattan. -. Miss Gertrude Foster
Anna Maria. a.................... Miss Letha Lewis
The young ladies and gentlemen ac-
quilted themselves most creditably, and
the farce was enjoyed by the large au-
dience.
The story of Snow White was related
before every scene by Miss Gertrude
Finney, the talented and beautiful young
elocutionist. Miss Grace Cochran, who
assumed the role of Snow White, is a
very promising young singer. She has
q delightful voice. The young lady met
with hearty reception last evening.
Miss Lizzie Kimball looked charming as
the Queen. and won the audience with
her sweet voice. She is singer Of great
promise.
The ladies of the chorus were hand
somely costumed. Those who appeared
last night were: Miss Helen Ellis, Miss
Edith Gardner. Miss Vosburgh, Miss
Mae Forester, Miss Pinkham, Miss Sell
by, Miss Stephenson, Miss Maud Shook,
Miss Dawson, and Mesdames Pomeroy,
Duy, Abernethy, Whitaker, Larrabee,
Book, Bartlett, Knapp, Lobdell, ms
keep and Templar Allen.
The young ladies who danced the
minuet were Misses Foster, Lemmert,
Lewis and Finney.
The miners were capitally made up.
In every day life they are known as
Walter Bordwell. G. B. Smith, J. w.
Wilson, I. Weisendanger, DIR. Buell., j.
P. Dupuy and Tom Barnes.
SURPRISE PARTY.
A number OF her young friends gave
delightful surprise party to Miss Nellie
Adams at her residence on Ann street
last evening. The house was tastefully
decorated with flowers and evergreens.
A pleasant programme of vocal solos
and instrumental pieces was excellently
rendered, and closed with several inn
promptu tableaux, which caused much
merriment.
Games were INDUCED in to late
hour, when the young people adjourned
beautifully decorated with large vases
of splendid roses and lilies. Among
those present were the Misses Nellie,
Helen. Kate Clark, Mary Park, Essie
and Edio Benedict and Mrs. Benedict,
Jennie Bigler, Miss Arnedale, Mamie A.
Collins, Carrie Adams and Mrs. Adams
and Luley Stark, Rev. J. H. Collins and
Messrs. J. B. Riddick, Harry M. Gro
we'll, Harry and Joe Park, Frank Cotter,
Mr.. Humphreys, Chas. Wilson, Mr..
Annesley, Frank Bowman, Allen Adams,
Fred Aldcrote and f. HI. Tarrant.
A Kiss in the Dark is to be presented
next month at Illinois hall. Martin
Lehman and Pearlie Gleason are to be
in the cast.
Mesdanes L. J. Rose, J. G. Newton,
Modini Woods and F. B. Rose will be
the chaperons at the May Pole party at
Bellevue Terrace tomorrow evening. e
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Millard and family
have returned to Omaha. They were
fairly enraptured with the beauty Of
Los Angeles.
The apron and sale party at the First
Baptist church, gotten up by the Ladies'
Aid society, was well attended and
patronized..
Mrs. Mossen and Mrs. Wollers, of
this city, attended the reception given
by Mrs. Belle M. Jewett, OF Lamanda
Park, on Tuesday afternoon.
John Joseph Keith, of San Francisco,
was married yesterday morning, at St.
Vincents church, by the Rev. Father
Meyer, to Miss Mary Laura Cubbage, Of
Los Angeles.
Lieutenant and Mrs. Charles L. Col
Inns, Colonel j. r. Bliss. Mrs. L. R.
Bliss, Miss Bliss, Miss Steward and
Miss Beach, returned to the Nadeau
for the summer. from Coronado yester-
day.
Colonel R. s. Baker and Mrs. Baker
were rejoiced, yesterday, over the return
of their neice and her husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rhodes, from San Francisco, where
they have been for the past three or four
months.
DIR. and Mrs. Granville MacGowan, and
Mrs. Briggs, have removed from the Baker
block to the Schilling house, on Main
street. Mrs. Briggs has resided at the
Baker block for thirteen years.
THE ROSE FESTIVAL.
Some readers may have been misled
by an article. in yesterdays HERALD
concerning the rose festival.
The regular flower festival is not to
be supp'anted in any way. The ladies
of that worthy organization made test
this year of public sentiment respecting
their former entertainment, and learned
by experience that the people want the
flower festival. The interest and eager
help from all directions which
this coming "Feast of Roses''
is receiving. proves this fact. For
this reason some of the best work
ers in the Flower Festival society are
diligently helping this coming display,
knowing that the kindest reciprocal re-
lations exist between the two organiza~
fions and apyioro that ba r,.l~I;o