Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-01
IN SOCIETY.

About the largest and most thorough
ly enjoyed dance held so lar this
year. was the fifth annual ball Of the
Coast Range lodge No. 43 Switchmen's
Mutual Aid association at Armory hall
last night.
The hall was handsomely trimmed
with evergreens and mistletos. The pro-
gramme, twenty-four numbers, was
danced with vim and was only con-
cluded when the grey dawn appeared in
the east, when the guests, to the num-
ber of 500, dispersed.
The committees were as follows:
Reception committee-Mr. and Mrs.
M. d. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Chase,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. Cornish, Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ruther-
ford.
Floor manager-G. L. Stoy.
Assistants-J. Frazier, j. S. Jones, F.
G. Cornish, M. D. Smith, S. Goldstein.
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A large ball was given last night by
the Turnverein Germania, at their hall.
AS the decorations used by the cotillon
the night before still remain, the hall
assumed somewhat of its fret beauty.
Two beautiful silk flags, also, were hung
on either side of the stage, and Joining
them was chain of vari colored glass
balls.
When the first eight numbers OF the
dances were concluded, the distribution
of presents to the ladies followed. The
articles were each and every one ser
viceable, being calculated to gladden.
the hearts of the recipients.
Dancing was continued long after the
new year was welcomed.
There were about 200 couples present
who enjoyed the successful affair. The
music was delightful part of the even
ing. To the following committees is due
largely the enjoyment OF the many
dancers:
Floor manager--J. P. Krempiel; aids,
A. Brauer, w. Teichmann, G. Enten-
mann.
Arrangement committee. Kuhrts,
G. Entenmann, FIR. Voelker, j. p.
Krempfel, L. Winter, l.. Roeder, w.
Teichmann, A. Brauer.
Reception committee-L. Winter, @.
Jacoby, l.. Feldschau, G.. Rebde, A.
Fuhrberg, H. Glass, l.. Roeder, Charles
Dotter, Hon.tH. 7. Hazard, j. Kuhrts,
L. Schwarz, Thomas Strohn, DR.. De
Szigethy.
The fhome of Mr.. and Mrs. d. PEN
man of Cahuenga valley was, day before
yesterday, the scene of most brilliant
affair, the occasion being the wedding OF
their daughter Mary to Mr.. Charles G.
Moll. The rooms were beautifully deco
rated with smilax and white roses. AT
80 O'Clock the bridal party marched
into the parlor to the strains Mendel-
ssohh's Wedding March. The bride
looked lovely in costume of cream
surah satin and lace, with orange bios
SONS and pearl ornaments. The inn
pressive ceremony was performed by
the Rev. F. T. Johnson, under horse
shoe of white roses. After the wedding
the guests partook of an elegant COLA
tion. Among them were: Judge Tag
CART, DIR. and Mrs. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. G. Hurd, Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Yager,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Durfy. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred S. Skinner, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Watts, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred J. Moll, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Boyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Partridge, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Penman, Mrs. L. Skinner, Mrs. A. Part
ridge, Miss Wheeler, Miss B. Torrey,
Misses McFadden, Miss Watson, Mss
Benedict, Misses Moll, Kate Yarnell,
Miss Porter, Miss Lucy Yager, Misses
Taylo Misses Kaler, and Miss NJ. Kel-
Ter, Messrs. Willard Lamb, Rev. Wade
Hamilton, E. Van, Buskirk, f. j. Moll
and L. Wager.
The presents were numerous and
costly, consisting of silver service, oil
paintings, silver ware, and many useful
and beautiful gifts. The guests retired
after wishing the young couple many
congratulations.
The wedding OF Miss Nellie Read and
Prof. Frederick Hall was solemnzed last
Wednesday evening in the First Baptist
church by the pastor, who is also father
OF the bride. A large number of friends
were present to extend congratulations
to the happy couple. The church was
most handsomely decorated and the
bridal couple stood under an immense
bell of white roses. Rev. 0. B. Read,
brother of the bride, offered the prayer.
The couple at once went to their cosy
home near the Baptist college.
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Another OF the usually pleasant
socials OF the Young Peoples society
of the First Presbyterian church was
held in the church parlors last evening.
A most excellent impromptu programme
was rendered, consisting OF vocal music
by Miss Grace Cochran and Mr.. Abbott
and recitation by Mr.. Coury. After
this the audience retired to the second
floor, where most excellent lunch was
enjoyed. About 200 were present
Prayer meeting was held from IL 80
until the advent OF 1892.
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The Union League with its usual hos
pitahty will keep open house today.
Tbe rooms of the league on Second
street have been handsomely decorated
with flowers and bunting, and the
ladies OF the city are especially invited
to be the guests OF the organization.
Receiving will begin at ii 80 am. and
will continue till the wee sma' hours.
At night the banquet hall will be cleared
for ball. The affair will be entirely
informal. The best of music has been
provided, and the occasion promises to
be one Of the merriest of the season.
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