Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-17
IN SOCIETY.

Miss Louise Jones entertained her
many friends at an afternoon tea yester-
day, in honor of visit from Miss Mary
Eustis Of Boston, at her home on West
Seventh street. The reception and
dining rooms were prettily decorated,
the Japanese lanterns adding to the
general effect. Miss Jones was assisted
in receiving by Miss Mary Eustis, Miss
Miles, Miss Mamie Miles, the Misses
Harnden, Miss Pattee and Miss O'Mel-
veny. Among the visitors were Mrs.
Silent, Miss Silent, Mrs. of, Mrs. Nc
Kinley, the Misses Ellis, Miss Little,
Mrs. Avery, the Misses Bugbee, the
Misses Robinson, Mrs. Jones, Mrs.
Fleming, Mrs. Henry O'Melveny, Miss
Klokke, Miss Dupuy, the Misses Strohn,
Miss Breed, Mrs. Percy Ross, Mrs. Mac
Gowan, Miss Yocum, Mrs. Feischman,
Miss Owens, Mrs. Stevens, Miss Dewey,
Miss Tufts, Miss Kurtz, Mrs. Meyler,
Miss Gebhardt, Miss Brousseau, Miss
White, the Misses Morlord, Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Dewey, Mrs. Fred Perry,
Mrs. Dir. Owens, Miss Bonsall, Miss
Tyler, Miss Formsn, Mrs. Barker, Mrs.
Towel, Mrs. Friesner and others.
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The valentine party given by Miss
Louise Dohs on Saturday night at her
parents residence. was enjoyed by all.
The following young ladies and gentle
men were present: Misses Louise Dohs,
Amelia Dohs, Lillian Lewis, May Fox,
Eva Noble, Annie Lewis, Emma Kwll,
Alma Osborne, Ethel Todd, Mamie
Yole, Louise Kingsberry. Maud Watson,
Lulu Doxey, Abbie Robinson, Edna
Lewis, Ada Cross, Ganita Gillis, Maud
Heron and Nellie Wright; Messrs..
Percy Fuller, Harry Wise, Charles Mos
teller, Dan Robinson, Harry Lloyd, Err
nest Wise, Dell Hawthorne, William
Pearl Budinger, Henry Frank, Lew
Allen and William Norviel.
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The dramatic recital given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ludlam, assisted by local
talent, was largely attended at Y. M.
@. A. hall, on last evening. Two scenes
from Shakespeare were the principal
events, interspersed with solos, and
A Happy Pair. The acting of Mr.. Lud-
Miss Lemmert ably carried the part of
Ophelia. Mrs. G. l.. Cole rendered
vocal solo in very pleasing style. Mrs.
| M. L. O'Donoughue's piano solo, Liszt's
soirees, received hearty applause from
the audience. After the entertainment
the hall was opened and very pleasant
social session continued until late
hour.
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A party of young folks spent a very
pleasant time last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. J. w. Stevenson, near the
corner of Seventh street and Union ave.
Miss Nellie Clarke OF Boyle Heights rem
| dered some excellent and difficult music
on the piano. The Invincible quartette
| also enraptured the souls of all those
present by several fine selections. Mr..
Shipron sang a beautiful bass solo and
Mr.. A. L. Richey OF Chicago gave a
| splendid exhibition of club swinging,
| which was both scientific and marvel
GUS. The ''duet" that was ''executed''
by two gentlemen of the party was also
highly appreciated, and the hour was SO
late when the young folks dispersed that
everybody bad to "whistle and run for
the last car"
The first annual ball OF Ladies' Auxil-
iary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive
Engineers was held Monday night at
! Illinois hall, and was a very ENJOYABLE
affair. The following committees offici-
ated:
Arrangements-D. III. Bair, G. Nc
Comas, j. W. Cole, R. H. Martin, E. T.
/ Green, of division 5.
Reception-R. S. Goble, Frank Shep-
ardson, D. II. Bair, of division 5; Bros.
Baldwin and Galivan, of division 1893.
Floor-Manager, Charles A. Petrie
aids, H. Davis, 4. E. Ballou, 0. Ben
ming, of division 5; Dan Lightner, Bro.
Church, Of division 1893.
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The plan of reserved seats for the
Foran concert has been enlarged owing
to the great number already taken. Be-
sides the celebrated trio from William
Tell by Messrs. Foran, Taylor and Ru-
bo, which has never before been heard
in this city, Lachner's famous alta from
Catharin's Cornaro, entitled Deux ans
ont fait Deja. will be sung by Nine.
Garso-Dely. This beautiful composition
was great favorite OF the world re-
nowned contralto, Nine. Reicher
Kinderman, and will assuredly be re-
soioOu Wy aii AOFCi6 VI SOOu mublC as q
rare treat.
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Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Helen Maud Clarke to Mr.. Bernard G.
Voigt, at st. Paul's church, Wednesday,
February oath, at Z 20 p m. Miss
Clarke is the handsome and accom-
| plshed daughter of MIR. and Mrs. w. w.
| Clarke of 320 East Sixth street. Mr..
Voigt has for some years been connected
with the Los Angeles Furniture com
pany.
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Damon and Pythias will be presented
on Friday evening, at the Los Angeles
theater, for the benefit of the bureau of
relief of the Knights OF Pythias. The
| play will be produced under the direc-
ton OF E. S. Sawin, an old-time profess
sional, assisted by some OF the best local
talent in the city. The sale of tickets
is very encouraging and good house is
assured