Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-02
her and Mr.. and Mrs. Piper at his hand
some house.


There was concert at Y. M. G. A.
auditorium yesterday which partook of
the nature of the society event as we'll
as artiscic entertainment.
A quartette composed of Messrs.
Wachtel, McQuillen, Woods, and Wilde
sang noctnrne by Dopplee, with pro-
nounced effect. Miss Challie Burnett
rendered Call Me Back, by Denze, in
exquisite style. Mr.. H. G. Portway de-
lighted the audience with Pinsutti's
The Kings Minstrel.
Mrs. A. G. Jones' clear, finely culti-
waited voice was heard to advantage in
Millard's beautiful Waiting. Mrs.
Jones besides her charming voice is
possessed OF great charms, and a mag
nifcent presence.
Mr.. W. G. McMillen played romance
| by Saint Saens most acceptably, and
Mrs. b. L. Vickrey captured the audi
ence by her rendering of ''It Was a
Dream" Mrs. J. G. Scarborough gave
bright Star of Hope" with effect, as
did Mrs. Emily johnson Depinnas'
''Gaily Chant the Summer Birds"
Mr.. and Mrs. Modini sang tUna Notte
a Venezea" with great delicacy and ex-
| preston, and the quartette sang Schu-
mann's "Traumeri." Miss Minnie
Baker followed with Bucks 1.-THE Silent
World is Sleeping" which preceded the
next ambitious number on the pro-
gramme, sextette from Lucia. by Mrs.
Modini- Wood, Mrs. J. G.. Scarborough,
! Mr.. Modini- Wood, Mr.. H G. Portway,
Mr.. M. Manning, Mr.. F. W. Wallace.
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L The monthly social of the Jolly Social
club was held at the residence OF Mrs.
Norveil, 456 Custer avenue. The follow
ing named assisted in the musical and
| literary programme: President Oodori,
Mr.. James Meade, Miss Belle Thields,
Miss L. Noel, Mr.. M. Mendelsohn, Mr..
ii. Schoneman, Miss E. Shields. Miss
Jennie Shields, Mr.. Dec Duran, Schone-
man trio, Mr. Abe Conn, II. Schone-
man. Games, refreshments and dancing
were enjoyed by those present. Mr..
Clarence Blanchard, late from Boston,
Mass, presided at the piano later in the
evening, and delighted his audience
with some very fine selections, some of
which were OF his own composition. The
next meeting will be held at the resi-
dence of Miss Estella Shields, 248 FREE
mont avenue.
The young men OF the Third Congre-
gational church and their friends were
received by Mrs. Collins, assisted by a
number OF young ladies', at her pleasant
home on Railroad street yesterday after
noon from till 10 O'Clock.
The rooms we're beautifully decorated
WI tn ivy and flowers, and light refresh
ments were served to the visitors during
the afternoon and in the evening.
short programme was rendered,
after which games were INDUCED in till
a late hour, when the merry party broke
up with unanimous vote that they had
had delightful time and with all good
wishes for the coming year for their
charming hostess and her fair assistants.
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The Qui Vive club gave pleasant
New Years party last night at Camp
BELLS hall in East Los Angeles. 1t was
leap year affair, and much merriment
was occasioned by the ladies exercising
the privileges OF the occasion. The affair
broke up at a late hour, the large crowC
expressing universal regrets that al
good things have an end.
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Mre. @. A. Leighton and Miss Mar
garet Click, Of 1923 Temple street, re
ceived yesterday.
Mrs. B. L. Morris and family returned
yesterday from San Francisco and are a
the Madison.