Los Angeles herald., 1891-10-30
IN SOCIETY.

The second Thursday entertainment
of Court Fremont, A. o. F. of A., took
place last night at Masonic hall, No.
1885, South Spring street. 1t was under
the direction of Mrs. Mariner J. Kent,
and the programme was pleasing one.
1t was as follows;
Voluntary, on the organ ..... Mr.. Otto S. Falk
ks.....................M Mr. L. s. Seamans
Song ng.................... Mr. j. II. KrimmingeE
Duet (song). Mrs. Nellie and Miss Clara Fields
Solo (piano), solemn march 80. Mr.. o. S. Falk
song-Mavurite ...............M MIS- A. ID Green
Song-Comic. ........... Mr.. j. H. Krimminger
song-The Old Oaken Bucket: :....:"...
Song-Prayer from Paulus ... Mr.. o. s. Falk
These entertainments are given fort
nightly, and are free to Foresters and
given November 18th, at S 80 p. m.
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Andrew J. Large and Della Mccarthy
were married by Rev. Father McDon-
aid on Wednesday evening at O'Clock
at No. SIG South Pearl street. Miss
Mary Turner was bridesmaid and Mr.. G.
K. Lapham was groomsman. After the
marriage the company partook of a
supberb supper. The house was hand
somely decorated with the choicest of
Southern California's flowers. After
supper music, songs and dancing was
enjoyed by those present, who were
Mrs. John Rey, Mr.. Tobias, Miss Mary
Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. G. X. Lapham,
Mrs. Biglow, Miss Sadie Kemlo, Miss
Mary Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean, Mr..
and Mrs. S. King, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Froewin, Misses Annie McNerny, Helen
Doragan, d. Doragan, Minnie McNerny,
Mildred Benedict, Helen Spier, Nettie
Spier, Clara Spier, and Messrs. John
F. Dambert Chapman, N. s. Guzman,
John Laying, Chester Mcdonald, Charles
Benedict, Abe Kahn and George Nor
gan.
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Magnolia lodge OF the Degree of Honor,
the women's branch of the A. y. U. W.,
gave most successful social at the hall
of the order last evening.
Mrs. Wershing and Miss Reese played
a piano duet, Miss Alice Crowell recited,
Mr.. F. H. Engler sung That is Love
most acceptably. Mrs. Charlton, Miss
Harrison, Mr.. Barber and Mr.. Cumpery
sang as quartette. Master E. j. Eng
Ter gave a recitation very cleverly. Mr..
Wershing made an address, which was
followed by Master julius and Miss
Marion Morris in a duet. Clarence
Colmer gave violin solo very skillfully,
which was followed by vocal solo by
Mrs. Emily Johnson. Mr.. Holmes then
gave one of his inimitable recitations,
and a duet by Mr.. F. X Engle and Mr..
E. J. Engle closed the evening.
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The bazaar to be given. by the young
ladies of st. Paul's guild is to be one of
the most charming affairs ever arranged
by these most tasteful and energetic
young people. A reporter had glimpse
of few OF the many dainty things
which have been made, and he can as
sure anyone they are novel and beauti-
full. The young ladies intend to keep
up their reputation for fair prices, as
they are noted for their low charges,
which is unusual at church fairs. Many
social events have been the outcome of
preparing for the bazaar, the young
ladies of the paper committee having
been entertained substantially several
times by Mrs. J. 7. Jones, Miss Robin
son, Mrs. Otheman Stevens, Miss Miles
and Miss Yocum.
This evening there will be quite a
social event for the young people of
Union-avenue M. E. church, as they
will give geographical social, coming
in the regular order of the series of
socials they have inaugurated for the
winter months.
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A party was given last evening by G.
F. Heinzeman at his residence, 620
South avenue, in celebration of the
birthday anniversary of V. A. Heinze-
man.
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Mrs. J. M. Stewart, who has been
visiting relatives in San Francisco the
past two months, returned home yester-
day.