Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-22
IN SOCIETY.

Woodbury. Business College hall was
well filed Friday evening with the
friends and patrons of the college, it
being the occasion of another of their
popular socials. Although the weather
was not agreeable, at the opening of the
exercises the reception hall was we'll
filled, with many standing. The young
lady and gentlemen students exercised
much good taste in decorating the room
with ferns, flowers, etc., and had sue
ceeded in making it present very
pleasing appearance to the eye of the
visitor.
The programme was we'll selected and
consisted of piano solo ably executed
by Mr.. E. r. Nicholson and humorous
recitation, Sandy MacDonald's Signal,
which was well rendered by Mr.. J. M.
Leach. This was followed by guitar
and banjo duet by Messrs. II. w. Masac
and T. +. Stassiorth. Miss Pearly
Gleason recited The Polish Boy in a
most creditable manner. Mr.. Masac
followed with banjo solo, which was
very pleasing to the audience. Mrs.
Davidson, q teacher of elocution from
Sioux City, Iowa, recited scene from
Nicholas Nickelby. Mrs. Davidson is
undoubtedly a lady of much talent and
showed her ability in the presentation
of this difficult recitation. Miss Pearly
Gleason's song the College Baseball Club
brought much applause from the audi
ence.
After the conclusion of the programme
the audience INDUCED in grand
promenade and general good time.
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The Saturday evening hops at the
East San Gabriel hotel are becoming
very popular. The guests of the hotel
about filled the ballroom last Saturday
evening, and thoroughly enjoyed them
selves. Refreshments were served at
IL O'Clock, and again the Arend orches-
ira kept everybody dancing until the
clock was within five minutes of mid
night. At noon on Sundays the orches-
ira furnishes concert music, as also on
Saturday evening. Those present last
Saturday evening were: Mr.. and Mrs.
F. G. Van Husan, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Picknell, Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Hamilton,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Murphy, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Warner, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Freeman,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. d. Acksl, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Winston, Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer II.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. L. 9. Schil-
ler, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Camp,
Misses Cutler, Francis Cutler, Mary
Cutler, Green, Rockwell, Lewis, Has
singer, Camp, Mary Camp, Purcell,
Martin, Mclaughlin, Sanborn, Leeds,
Longdon, Ware; Mines. Leeds Gilbert,
Shuman, Haywood, Noddin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Lacy, jr, of Los
Angeles, who were quietly married at |
the Presbyterian church yesterday
afternoon by Rev. r. G. Wallace, are
spending their honeymoon upon Mr..
Lacy's yacht, Penelope, in San Diego |
bay and vicinity, says the San Diego Sun |
of Wednesday. They are entertaining |
Misses Maud Wadham and Nettie Pauly |
and Mr.. j. E. Wadham and Mr.. Black |
well on board. At l O'Clock the yacht |
went outside with the party and an
chored near the flagship. This evening |
the company will be augmented by some !
of the officers from the flagship, and |
delightful evening will undoubtedly be |
spent upon the ocean. The visitors from
the city will remain on board until to-
morrow to witness the target practice by
the San Francisco's big guns, and Mr..
Lacy and bride will return to the Angel |
City about the last of the week.
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The Los Angeles Catholic Benevolent
association will celebrate Washington's |
Birthday this evening with ball at
Turner hall.