Los Angeles herald., 1892-06-12
In SOCIETY.

The orchestral society, The Lutte, il
composed OF about twenty-five Of our
best known and most popular musicians
On Wednesday evening, the 10Th inst,
they are to give q grand concert, and
the programme prepared is one that
cannot but please the most exacting Of
our musical people. The. soprano for
the OCCASION is Mrs. j. s. Rice Of Tustin.
who is q pronounced favorite in this
city. Herr Joseph Rubo, basso, (late OF
the Imperial opera Of st. Peterburg)
will also sing, as well as the popular
quartette, known as the Eutorpeans,
composed of Messrs. Ney, Wallace, Du-
puy and Williams. Mrs. Preston Ware
Orem, is pianist. Mr.. Ferdinand Ford
violinist and Miss Helen Widney &C.
companist for the evening.
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rendered Miss Amelia Grosser at No. 400
East Fifth street, on Friday evening.
June 10th. Vocal music and dancing
were the principal features of the even
ing. Shortly after midnight the COM
pany disbanded, unanimously voting
the party a success. Among those
present were the Misses Rose Ewald
Emma Ewald, Dagmar Hoist, Anna
or.lip, Emma Brewer, Francis Jaeger.
Martha Hartwig, Ida Keller, Emma
Sutter, Amelia Groeser, Nora Grosser.
Cora Binton, Mrs. w. F. Grosser, Mrs.
F. Hogaboom, and Messrs. Theodore
Stanforth, Ed Sutter, Harry Strong, A.
Braper, VIM. Camp, Arnold Hoist, w.
A. Grosser, w. F. Grosser, George Gros-
ser, VIM. Blaisner, Chas. Black, Mr..
Gotthelf, L. Herzog and others.
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A very enjoyable tamale party was
given BY Mr.. r. Wollner at his residence,
1887 South Olive etreet, last Thursday
night. An impromptu programme, in
cluding solo by Mr.. Jack McGowan, q
vocal duet by Mrs. Wollner and Mrs.
Clark, instrumental music by Mr.. Fred
Knopf, was rendered. The Highland
fling was executed in the auld
Scotch style by Messrs. Norris and
Tutin. Dancing was indulged in till
midnight, after which refreshments
were served. Among those present were
Mr.. Fred Knopf, Mr.. ]. H. MCGOWAN,
Mr.. Al Kennedy, Mr.. R. A. Norris, Mr..
0. Tutin, Mr.. s. Marsh, Mrs. and Miss
Livengood, Mrs. and Miss Clark, Mrs.
and Miss Sweetwood, Miss Bushey, Miss
Eisfeller, the Misses Norris and Miss
Norma Schwier.
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An enjoyable hay-rack ride was given
on Thursday evening, chaperoned by
Mrs. Kemball and Mrs. jackson, through
the San Gabriel valley to the Mission
and Pasadena, where the party unloaded
and partook of lunch. The following
young people participated: Misses
Mabel Ling, Blanche Lackey, Myrtle
Crane. Maud Newall, Grace Bradley,
Fannie Carrier, Emma Lewis. Mai
Heiman, Emma Bradley, Gracs Kings
ley, Francis, Sins and Reynolds Mesers.
Charles Whipple, Joe Hyens, F. 4.
Scott, AL Tuttle, w. G. Wolfe, N. E.
Wilson, II. Cushman, Hal Stone, N.
Moore, Glenn Wilson, Vanderbeck,
Black, Coulter and Moll.
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The members of the Ladies' Athletic
club were delightfully."- entertained by
the Misses Florence Beresford, Rosa
Harden and Jennie A. Bristol on Friday
evening. The parlors were artistcally
| decorated with palms and Spanish
moss. Over delicious refreements the
young ladies discussed in most inter-
esting manner the coming campaign
This club has made rapid progress since
its organization, owing the skillful train
ing of Prof. Chas. Rohde, the competent
instructor of the Turnverein.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton R. Levy enter
tanned number of their friends last
Sunday at their new home on West Pico
street, in honor of their first Sunday at
home after their marriage. The house
was crowded, attesting the popularity of
the young couple. There were some
handsome wedding presents displayed.
Games. vocal and instrumental music
and dancing were INDUCED in until a
late hour and delightful evening was
spent by all those present.
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Mrs. Y. j. Rowan and her mother,
Mrs. R. w. Coon, have returned from
an extended visit through the east.
While in Chicago they were the guests
of P. P. Wright, assistant general man
ager of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern railway.
DR.. Isaac Beeson Hamilton and Miss
Clara Eddy were united in marriage
June 9Th in Emmanuel church. The
church was handsomely decorated with
flowers, and large party was present.
The happy couple will live at the home
of the bridegroom.
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Mrs. E. w. Payne will take much
needed rest this summer by visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, James Campbell
of Sioux Falls, s. D., returning to Los
Angeles in September, accompanied by
her parents.
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On Monday evening the Baron and
Baroness Rogniat, prior to their de-
parture for Paris. were entertained by
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Schallert.
Mr.. William l.. Stewart and Miss
Christina Pitblado are to be married
June 18th. The ceremony will take
place in Emmanuel church.
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Miss Kate Kavanagh of San Francisco
is visiting Mrs. j. A. Forthmann at 500
Eighteenth street.
The marriage is announced of Mr..
q nPIHNne