Los Angeles herald., 1892-03-04
IN SOCIETY.

Bellevue Terrace, Wednesday evening,
the occasion being the farewell evening
of Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs in the South
land, as they leave for their northern
home today. The evening was passed
most enjoyably with song and converse
ton until 1880, when sumptuous
banquet was. served in the dining room,
and after wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Coombs
a safe and pleasant journey home, the
party dispersed to long remember the
happy hour at the Bellevue. Among
those present were the following ladies
and gentlemen Mr.. Dunstan and fam
lily, Captain and Mrs. Dudley, Mr.. and
Mrs. McGrew, Mr.. and Mrs. Rada-
baugh, Mr.. ana Mrs. Carboy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dean, Captain Gilman ard
family, Mrs. Matlock. Miss Pyster. Mr.
and Mrs. Mcclure, MIR. Lucas, Mr.. Con-
rad, Mr.. Hardie, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Hardie,
Miss Chapman, Mr.. and Mrs. McDon-
aid, Mr.. Phinney and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clingman, Frank Coombs and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibson, A. H.
Hawthorne, Godfrey Birdsall. w. H.
English, M. J. Nolan, J. f. Timothy,
Geo. A. Atwood, w. J. Holpin, H. A.
Pugh, j. A. Kaler.
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Wednesday evening the gentlemen of
Professor Kramer's advanced class ten
dered surprise to the ladies of the
class by preparing an excellent musical
programme. Romandy's Hungarian
orchestra was secured to furnish the
music. A very pleasant evening was
passed. Among those present were
Misses Dsosway, Griffith, Thatcher,
Rorick, PARCELS, Belle Wallace, Agnes
Wallace, Clara Reynolds, Hefnett,
Maude Hersch, Newman Allen, Van
Sylack, HEAVIER, Sampson. M. L. Samp-
son, M. Grey, Harve and Messrs. Han
kouski Massck, Rich, A. G. Brode. Klap-
proth. L. Schif, B. Shift, Fred Knoph,
Gollmer, Cohn, Stewart, Harve, Lowen-
stein, MacGowan, Stevenson, Wilson,
S. Meyers, Peteson, Ika G.. Houser, Del
Hammel, A. Greeming, B. F. Coulter,
jr., w. D. Moore, w. F. Anderson,
Emery, Aleck Newman, A. Barber and
others.
The marriage ceremony of Col. 1. G.
+. Adams of Alabama, shipping clerk
for w. l.. Packard's Wholesale grocery
house, to Miss Ella Lang, daughter OF
the Judge Lang of Indiana, was cele-
brated with much pomp and ceremony
at the residence of Rev. DIR. Stradley in
the presence of relatives and many dis
tinguished friends last evening at S
O'Clock.
The happy couple intended sailing for
Europe for trip OF several months dura.
tion, but owing to circumstances over
which they had no control, the trip has
been postponed indefinitely. Col. and
Mrs. Adams will 60 to housekeeping in
their beautiful residence on Fourth
street, where they will be at home tc
their many friends after Monday, March
| 7th.
The birthday of Robert Emmett will
be celebrated by the knights of hi
order this evening, by an entertainment
at Opera House hall. Rev. Father
Fisher will deliver an Grafton, Mr.. P. E
Hanrahan will sing the Exile of Erin
Mr.W Fitzgerald will deliver an Emmet
speech, Mrs. Richardson will sing Sh'
Is Far From the Land, Miss Hollerar
will recite Ireland install, Miss Curra,
will sing Alycon-Arion, Miss M. Hol
leran will recite Erin's Flag, Mrs. Boyct
will sing Come Back to Erin, Mrs
Donelson will recite Exile's Return
Miss Ora Flint will play piano solo
and the affair will close with God Save
Ireland, sung by the assembly.
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A leap year party was rendered Mis-
Alta Warren at her residence on Col
umbus avenue, East Los Angeles. Th'
evening was spent in games and music
Among those present were Miss Alt,
and Nettie Warren, Nora Quinn, Carrie
Adams, Ethel Belcher, Addie Miller
Laura Meyer and Nettie Creciat, Meesrs
Chas. and William Creciat, Jim Ham
Ernest Perry, Rex Belcher, Rudolph
Jaussen and Chas. Miller and others.
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The Oxymel club, assisted by the A.
Ar club, will give reception to Mrs
| Vogelsang of Frederick Warde's com
pany, at Mrs. Forrester's on Yves
Seventh street on Saturday morning
from 10 to IL o'clock. Ex-members arr
invited.
The ladies of the Boyle Height
L IcSDy tcIldu CIIuTCA arc pIcpdTluk "
give an entertainment in Korbel'a hall
which will be unique and entertaining
The date of the entertainment has no
as yet been decided upon.
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Mai. and Mrs. Frank Coombs and Mis-
Pearl Coombs, accompanied by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Theodore Gibson, paid visit yes
terday to Monrovia and the surrounding
country.
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Mrs. Lucy Lyle of Lexington. KY.
who visited Los Angeles last year, il
again+in the city to spend several weeks
the guest of Mrs. Col. John L. O'Bryan
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fredrick Wilcox are
visiting with Mrs. Margret Hughes o
st. James Park.
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Miss Helen Ellis is still in San Fran
cisco. She is expected home the latter
part of this week.
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Miss Flora Weihe of San Francisco il
visiting Judge Silent.
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