Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-04
IN SOCIETY.

Mr., and Mrs. G. S. De Lano, Misses
A. Desmond and B. Rifenberick, Meesrs.
H. w. Masac and 7. L. Stassforth of the
Ideal Guitar and Banjo club, accompa-
MED by Misses Grace Miltimore and
Helen Widney and Prof. G.. A. Hough,
leave on this mornings train for Santa
Barbara, where they will give one of
their concerts in the Grand opera house
there tomorrow evening. The following
night they give concert in Ventura
under the auspices Of the Y. M. @. A.
Mrs. Hough will accompany the party.
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated
last evening at the residence of Mr.. j.
S. Salkey, South Olive street, when Mr..
Nate Strasburger and Miss Tillie Kline
we're married. Owing to sickness in the
family the affair was semi-private, there
being about thirSy guests present. The
decorations were both artistic in their
choice and in their distribution. Smilax
entwined the balustrade in the hall, and
was also wreathed around the chan
deliers and placed to advantage at other
places in the room.
The couple stood under magnificent
marriage bell made of white roses, en-
twined with smilax; delicate chain of
smilax also swung from it to the center
chandelier.
An elegant horseshoe of roses and
maiden hair fern, presented by Miss
Beckie and Miss Hannah Laventhal
and basket with like contents were
placed on either side of where the min
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tered about the rooms.
Mr.. S. Kline and Miss Emma Kline,
brother and sister of the bride
preceded by two little flower
bearers marched in followed by the
bride, who wore becoming evening
dress of white tulle, and leaning on the
arm of Mr.. J. S. Salkey. They were fol-
| lowed by the groom accompanied by MIR.
Salkey, and met under the marriage,
bell where the Rev. DR.. Blum performed
! the ceremony.
A supper was held Immediately after.
The couple left last night for an ex-
tended trip in the east.
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The first of the high school commence
ment exercises since the Inauguration OF
the semi. annual system takes place at
the Grand opera house on the evening
of the 18th inst, the graduating class
consisting of the following members :
Misses Bertha Worm, Clara Bennett,
Mayme Burton, Bertha Oliver, Lou
Whipple; Messrs. f. G. Wells, Carl
Pauly, B. G. Gilbert, Arthur Kinney,
w. 7. Jones, Edward Fundt, J. d. Gish
and E. Garrett. Under the manage
ment of DIR. Hitchcock no pains have
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complete and by reserving only the
lower floor and three first rows
of the balcony to obviate the diff
ficulties attending last years exercises.
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A large number of ladies enjoyed the
hospitality OF Mrs. Charles Forman and
Miss Forman at pleasant informal tea
yesterday afternoon given in entertain
ment of Mrs. Hayden Mcclellan and
Miss Mcclellan of Seattle, Wash. The
wide hallway of the pleasant house was
prettily decorated with callas, ferns and
smilax, and the long parlor, which was
| beautifed by potted ferns and blossoms,
arranged tea tables seating four. The
ladies brought their work and enjoyed q
long, delightful, social, afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hardie of Birm-
ingham, Ala, and Mrs. F. E. Quigley Of
Louisville, KY, are visiting Los Angeles
and stopping at Bellevue Terrace. Major
Hardie is we'll known to many of the
residents here, having visited this city
! for several successive years. He and
Mrs. Hardie will probably sojourn sew
eral months here and on the coast.
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Mr.. John F. Francis and his bride
nee Dominguez, returned yesterday after
honeymoon trip of the orthodox dura-
tion-a month. They are at the Domin-
guez mansion on South Main street.
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Miss Ellis OF Twenty-third street, ac-
companied by Misses Helen Ellis and
Rose Dorsey, lett Tuesday for a few
weeks visit to San Francisco.
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Mrs. d. r. Rae of Oakland arrived in
the city yesterday, and is the guest o.
| the Misses Mor}ord of South Hill street
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Mrs. T. A. Lewis and Mrs. J e. Con
roy of Figueroa street are visiting friends
| in San Francisco.
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