Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-28
IN SOCIETY.

WllllafuS, llo OTduu dNcHuc, W WclCOLuc
the Misses Helen and Matte Widney
on their return from years sojourn in
Boston. This society has fully regained
its old-time prosperity and reputation
for good fellowship and healthy enjoy
ment. The programme was instructive
as we'll as entertaining. This society is
not merely for the purpose of amuse-
ment, but its object is to furnish class
Of entertainments that will be a source
of instruction to the young people of the
church and congregation, and they ex-
pect soon to furnish their parlors in the
Simpson Tabernacle in style worthy
of these beautiful rooms. The follow
ing was the programme for the evening
Piano solo, Miss Blanche Rogers.
An address by George !. Cochrane.
Her Letter.
Vocal solo, IL was q Dream, Mrs. +. IL Cal
kins
Vocal solo, Gaily Chants the Summer Bird,
Miss Mettie L. Shaffner.
The Homeric Question, George l. Cochrane.
Piano solo, Mrs 7. Masac.
After this short programme refresh
ments were served. Among those pres
ent were {: Judge and Mrs. r. M. Wild
ney, Mrs. Lucille Fowles, Miss frankie
Marnard, Mr.. r. l.. Horton, Miss Lena
Winton, Miss Helen Widney, Professor
and Mrs. Huff, Miss Belle Hawkins,
Master Arthur Widney, Mr.. William
Slaughter, Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Charles
Schaffner. Mr.. Harry McCallum, Mr..
and Mrs. F. G. Calkins, Miss Little u.
Houser, DR.. and Mrs. Beckett, Miss
Margaret Hutton, Mr.. Harry Holcomb,
Mrs. 7. Masac, Miss Matte
Widney, Mr.. Harry Watson, Miss
Bertha Robinson, Miss Martha
Dodsworth, Miss Emma Widney, Miss
Maude Cochrane, Miss Lottie Doane,
Mr.. w. S. Williams, Miss Ruth Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Widney, Mr.. Chas.
Williams, Miss Nettie L. Shaffner, Mr..
Earl Rogers, Miss Wenona Huntley,
Miss Dora Knighton, Mr.. Mat Morrill,,
Miss Kate Simons. Miss Lizzie Knight
on, Miss Bell Pyle, Rev. and Mrs.
Knighton, Miss Nina Robinson, Miss
Edith Lemmet. Miss Lulu Mails, Mrs.
Cochrane, Miss Williams, Mr.. Lew w.
Cobett, Mr.. Bert Vickery, Miss Blanche
Rogers, DR.. and Mrs. M. H. Williams,
Mr.. Carl DEMO, Mr.. John Doyl, Mr..
Luther Brown, Mr.. William Edwards,
Mr.. Harry Williams, Mr.. Nester
Knighton, Mr.. and Mrs. George L.
Cochrane, Mr.. Charles Dodsworth, Mr..
Kells, Miss Emma Stemm, Mr.. Colwell,
Mr.. w. Woodward, Miss Healey, Miss
Lulu Emery, Miss NJ. McGowen, Miss
Grace Clark, Mr.. j. Hamilton.
NIX
Last Friday evening, at her residence,
1431 Wright street, Miss A. Werner and
her pupils gave delightful musicale.
The programme, which was as follows,
was carried out to the entire satisfac-
tion OF all present:
Trio for flute, violin and piano,
Mr. Ph Werner g Werner and Miss Al Werner
Am A0en0' op' Miss 4. Fritz. Di- ''''
Potpourri-for two mandolins Christoforo
Miss A. Werner and Oscar Werner.
Hemliche Lebe s,isa Gav0tte 3ae;o;son kesch
90 ''''A'" '0 o. Werner,
gypsy A0nqTi Miss Lottie Terwiliiger. you
S Miss VI. Nauerth and Miss A. Werner.
! l Would That My Love Mendelssohn
Vocal solo with violin obigato,
a. Turkish National Song Nine. II. de slupno
b. Roumanian Fantasia pop. j. Glogoreanu
y ''D' Miss A. Werner.
LIE Moulin ...................T. II. Mattel
serenata Lombarda, ......''.... Walter Graliani
For two mandolins and piano,
Miss A. Werner, o. Werner and Miss L.
Harnett
Conzonette from Denorah .... .Meyerbeer
Miss A. Werner.
'' Trio for flute, violin and piano,
Mr.. Phi. Werner, o. Werner and Miss A. Werner
Rhapsodie Hongroise. .............-.. .Liszt
Forfour hands,
Miss L Harnett and Miss A. Werner.
Those present were: Mrs. Kirk, Miss
Kirk, Mrs. and Miss Terwilliger, Mrs.
Dunlap, Mrs. and Miss Danielson, Mrs.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Hartnett, Miss L..
Hartnett, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. and Miss
Barnes, Mrs. and Miss Linsenbard, Mr..
and Mrs. Farnsworth and son, Mrs.
Penning, Mrs. Bishop, Master Bishop,
Mr.. Greenfield, DIR. Maynard, Mrs. and
Miss Naverth, Miss Wedding, Mr..
Roesch and Mr.. and Mrs. Nollac.
x**
At the residence of D. S. Whitaker,
127 East Thirtieth street, most success
full cobweb party was given in honor
of the eighteenth birthday OF Miss Mary
Whitaker. The evening was spent with
popular games of the season, after
which a fine luncheon was spread.
Dancing and singing were the main fea-
lures until after midnight, when the
happy participants returned home after
Wishing Miss Mary many happy returns
of the day. Those present were:
Mr.. d. S. Whitaker, Bessie Dot Kin
sey, Mrs. Kutch, Margaret BARRIERS, Mrs.
Kinsey, Carrie Haigler Miss Hogle of
Santa Ana, Misses Ollie Kutch, Maggie
Kutch, George Whitaker, Mary Whita-
ker, Lille Magee, Mabel Tanner, Rose
Roth, Mable Scofstad, Ada Scofstad,
Ana Morton, Messrs. w. w. Fisher, F..
A. Alexander, Harry w. Fleming, De
Roy Gates, G. M. Binford, V. Schmidt,
r. w. Kinsey, f. w. Eclestrom, d.
Kinsey, E. S. Tanner, Will Bowers.
VIZ
On Wednesday last a bevy of young
people gathered at the residence of DR..
and Mrs. George w. Campbell, corner
of Michigan avenue and Bailey street,
Boyle Heights, to do honor to Master
Charlie Campbell, it being his sixth
birthday. Various games were INDUCED
in, besides dainty lunch was served be-
meath the trees on the lawn. Among
the little ones present were: Fielding
Chapman, James Chapman, Frank
Kutz, Alice Kutz, Jessie Kutz, Bessie
Lytle, Mary Lyte, Morris Parkhurst,
Roy Charlton, Evart Charlton, Percy
Powers and Lyla Campbell. The little
tots enjoyed themselves hugely, and
expressed their wish that Master Char