Los Angeles herald., 1892-04-11
IN SOCIETY.

Tonight, at the Grand opera house,
Los Angeles Tent, No. 2, Knights Of the
Maccabees, will give an entertainment
and reception in honor OF Hon. N. S.
Boynton, of Port Huron, Mich, the su-
preme record keeper of the order, who
is at present visiting the local tents.
Twenty-Five hundred invitations have
been issued, and the probabilities are
that the opera house will be crowded to
it's utmost capacity. The Maccabees is
fraternal insurance rociety with pro-
nounced social proclivities. The order
was but recently organized in Los An
geles, but already has membership of
800 and is rapidly increasing. The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered this
evening:
Guitar and Banjo quartette ................
~ ......, True. Masac, stassforth and LIE Sage
The Maccabees Welcome .................
.....J. E. Coffin, senior past conn ander
iW. E. DEITY, first ter or
,o,,, ,,.,o ,,ortotta J. Newkirk Sec d tenor
AoAie ""Ae 4u"i'e' L. cinnamon, baritone
+. Chipron, bass
Vocal solo ....... ................. Mrs. Fayman
Hon s. N. Boynton, supreme record keeper
GulldT anu BdUJO Qudrlelte..-.-.......
,....,. True, Masac, stassforth and lie Sage
Recitation. ............... ...... Tom F. Barnes
Vocal solo, By the Fountain W. E. Deity
Maccabee Good Night" Orchestra
George Varcoe, past commander, will
preside.
The seventh monthly ball of the
Glover Leaf club will be given at Kra-
mer's hall, 3151a South Main street, on
Friday evening, April 18th. The grand
march at 8 80 sharp.
The students and friends of the Los
Angeles business college enjoyed on Fri.
day evening, April Sth. another literary
and musical feast. The students them
selves were masters of ceremony.
The floral decorations of the college
hall would have done credit to the Los
Angeles floral society. The assembly
hall was full to overfowing and standing
room was in demand.
The programme was participated in
by Miss Fanny Holmes, MIR. Cooper,
Schoneman trio, Miss Helen Mar Ben
nett, Mrs. M. F. Fayman, Mr.. Carrizosa,
Miss Bennett, R. L. Bisby, Miss Will
liams, Chas. Parvis, Miss A. B. Andrews
and Miss Hammond.
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Wednesday morning, April 6th, being
the anniversary OF the G. A. R., the
John A. Logan post and corps, with a
number of invited friends, visited the
Soldiers home near Santa Monica. 1t
was a merry crowd, numbering some
seventy or eighty comrades and loyal
ladies, filling several Tallyho coaches
and private carriages, started from THAR
G. A. R. hall at an early hour. The
coaches were decorated with numerous
flags, which inspired enthusiasm, and
many were the patriotic songs sung by
the comrades and ladies.
The day was one of Southern Cali
fornia's best, and the green fields of
grain and the thousands of wild flowers
was beautiful sight. On arriving at
the home we were met by large dele
CATION from Fort Fisher corps, of Santa
Monica. After being welcomed by the
governor of the home, the next thing in
order was lunch, which was supplied in
abundance from well-filled baskets.
After going through the different depart
ments of the home, all of which seemed
to be in splendid condition, the ladies'
of John A. Logan corps had prepared an
excellent programme, which was
thoroughly appreciated by the members
of the home. Those who took part in
the programme were: Commander
Young, Mrs. G. Church, Mrs. M. Bell,
Miss Lille Buckingham, the Cotton
children, and Misses Ruth jackson and
Leonora Mackenzie. The home band