Los Angeles herald., 1892-10-17
SOCIETY.


The entertainment for Christ church
rectory fund, at the residence of Judge
and Mrs. ]. A. Anderson, 900 Pico street,
on Friday evening, was decided sue
cess. Most of the parishioners were
present, among whom was noticed Rev.
and Mrs. Clark, Captain and Mrs. Thorn,
Judge and Mrs. Windes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Livengood, Mrs.
and the Misses Elliott, and Messrs. Par
sons. Shaw, Elliott, Flournoy, Winder
and others. OF those who came from
other churches, were present Rev. and
Mrs. Tavler, DR.. and Mrs. Cowles, Mrs.
Judge Campbell. DR.. and Mrs. Graves,
Col. Blanton Duncan, Miss Forman, the
Misses Bugbee, Mrs. Williamson, Mr..
and Mrs. Everett. Miss McCulloch and
others.
The spacious residence was hand
somely decorated, chrysanthemums in
,, large masses predominating. Ono spec
ial collection attracted considerable at
tention on account of its unusual beauty.
The musicale was started early in the
evening and lasted several hours. The
following was the programme:
Comic song, solo-Miss Sallie Goodrich
Turkish march, piano solo-Professor Piutti.
The Old Locx, solo-Mrs Van SAINT.
The cyclone, ecitation-gannie Bethune.
When Was a Child of Three, solo-Miss
WindeT
saving Mother, recitation-Miss Cora Foy.
See the Pale Moon, duet-Mrs. Van SAINT and
Miss Winder,
Dreaming and Drifting, duet-Mr. and Mrs,
Mcclure ~
The Cradle Song, piano solo = Professor
The Winters Lullaby, solo Mr.. William
Ste hens,
German Soug, violin solo o-Miss Edna Foy.
The accompanies were Professors
Piutti and Haveman and Miss Cora
Goodrich. The musicale was heartily
appreciated bv the audience, as evil
denced by the repeated encores.
Ica-cream and cake were served in the
adjoining parlors, and all expressed
themselves as having had most delight
ful evening. Mrs. Anderson is especially
congratulated on the taste displayed in
all the arrangements. 1t is proposed to
have other entertainments of similar
nature throughout the season.
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A faculty recital was given at Belmont
hall, Saturday night, which was one Of
the most enjoyable entertainments of
the season. A large and appreciative
audience was in attendance. The re-
cital took place in the parlors and halls,
which were decorated with flowers OF
all descriptions. After the recital the
guests were invited to reception and
refreshments, of which all partook. The
young ladies acted as hostesses, and
performed the duties in charming
manner.
The programme consisted Of:
Piano solo Miss Conger
Recital, Miss Femie.
Recilai, Miss Letba Lewis.
Euterpian Banjo cub.
Solo, Herr RubO,
Solo, Nine. Rubo.
Violin SO o, Mr. Tomasewitch
Among those present we're: Prof. and
Mrs. Brown, Mr.. ard Mrs. Conger, DR..
and Mrs. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Averill,
DIR. and Mrs. Fletcher, Mr.. A. E. Fletch-
er, Miss Fanny Fletcher, Miss Gertrude
Finney, Mrs. Ryland and daughter, Mrs.
Masac and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judd, Mr.. and Mrs. Whitehead, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson.
The Union Chautauqua circle of Los
Angeles will hold its regular monthly
meeting and sociable at Y. M. G. A. hall
on Friday evening, October 21st 1t
being Columbus day, an appropriate
Columbian programme has been care
fully prepared. Good music will be in
attendance. All local circles are re-
quested to send full complement of
members. The public and all persons
interested in literary and educational
work are earnestly requested to attend.
An enjoyable evening is promised.
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A birthday party was given in honor
of Mrs. Zobelein, at her beautiful resi-
dence on FigueEQa street, last Friday
evening. Those esent were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Whitley, !. and Mrs. Knell,
Mr.. and Mrs Be9oy Mr.. and Mrs. Con
zales, Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Kolff, Mr.. and Mrs. Cordes, Mr..
and Mrs. Luntzel, the Misses King,
Knell, Garcia, Stoermers, Mrs. Jordan
and daughter, Miss Knowles, Mics
Peschke, Miss Beeby, Miss Halder,
Miss Knowles, Miss Paynter, Miss 70
belein, Prof. Won Ploennies, Messrs. P.
Laventhal, A. O'Donnell, S. Gerson, J.
A. Garcia, J. Halder, Ed. Gerson, D.
Escobosa, A. l.. Strobel. G. O'Donnel,
A. Davoust, ]. P. Stoll, j. Zobelein,
M. Dubois.
A very enjoyable surprise was ten
dered by the Stanton corps, W. R. c.,
to Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Wilson, of 553
Wall street. on Wednesday evening, in
celebration of the Both anniversary
of their wedding. With the help
of music and games the eve.
ming passed very pleasantly. Many
| valuable presents were received. The
merry party disbanded at late hour,
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson many
years of happy life.
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