Los Angeles herald., 1892-02-07
IN SOCIETY.

Inc popcorn party WDlcn was given
yesterday afternoon by the Logan w.
r. c., to the school children at G. A. r.
hall, on Spring street, was an interest
ing affair. An excellent programme
was rendered with great credit to the
following youthful performers; Piano
solo, Mennetto-B Beethoven, by Marvin
Mackenzie; duet, violin and piano, Sc
lection from Martha, by Eta and Emily
Curtis; dance, Highland fling, by Ruth
Jackson; character song, Jamie has
Gone to Live in Tent. Lenora Mac
Kenzie; recitation, The Two Kittens, by
frankie Lotbrop; piano solo. by little
Miss Bird; recitation, We'll Pop Some
Torn Tonight, by little Regina Walsh.
This last recitation announced to the
much delighted children that the pop
ladies busted themselves in popping it,
the grand march was played. 1t was
most interesting sight to see the long
line OF young people, ranging from 10 to
2 years old. Then everyone was pre-
sented with large bag of popcorn,
which made their happy faces glow with
children's entertainments which are to
be continued monthly, each of differ
ent and novel character.
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The third weekly social of the Madi-
son house was held Thursday evening,
and was one of the most enjoyable since
the opening of the above house by Mrs.
Davidson. The evening was devoted
to music, dancing and singing, and par
ticular credit is due the Madison quar-
tette. Refreshments were very choice,
and many corks few in honor of the
birthday celebration of the hostess,
who, by the way, received many hand
some presents, one being very elegant
floral piece from Mr.. E. Davidson.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Davidson. Ex-Governor Bever-
idge and wife, Miss Fish OF Toronto,
Canada Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre OF AL
bany, N. Y; the Misses st. Clair OF
Boston, Miss George Forest and brother
of London, England; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hoffman, Mrs. Holtz, Miss Wllls, Mrs
and Mrs. B. L. Morris, Miss Bauer, Drs
j. Harbin Pollock and brother, julius
Morris, Mr.. Stassforth, Mr.. Masac, Prof
Hoffman, Miss E. Robinson and Mr..
Cnarles CartWeU.
Xxx
A most enjoyable party was given on
Friday night by L. H. Batchelder, OF
322 Temple street, in celebration of the
birthday of his niece, Miss Gertrude
Cook. The evening was delightfully."-
passed with music and dancing and
the consideration of very enticing
supper.
Among those present were Mrs. H.
Binford and the Misses M. Glass, M /.
Dryden, A. Bidwell, G. Mcdonald, M.
Brotherton, M. Pinney, g. Mcintosh,
E. Mulkey, A. Tufts, NJ. Lewis, Messrs.
A. Whitehead, f. Mulkey, G. Dryden,
G. A. Wright, J. Stockwell, H. E.
Brady, Fl. Harper, p. Durand, A. Bid
well and H. Binford.
x*x
An adjourned meeting of the Alumni
society of the High school will be held
next Monday evening in the parlors of
the German-American bank, ia South
Main street. Final arrangements for
the coming reception to the High school
graduates, on Friday evening. will be
made and full attendance of all alumni
is earnestly desired.
x*x
Mrs. Van Nuys, at her residence, will
give a musicale next Wednesday even
ing, in entertainment of Mrs. and Mics
Mcclellan OF Seattle. Among those who
will participate are Mr.. and Mrs. Mo.
dini Wood, Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswell, Miss
Brown and others.
x*x
Owing to the inclemency OF the
weather the meeting OF the U. B. club
to have been held at the residence OF
Miss Louise Dunn yesterday afternoon,
was postponed until some time during
the present week.
XIV
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Pooley, prominent
people of Buffalo, New York, have
apartments at the Ramona. They ex.
pect to visit all points of interest in
Southern California.
x*x
A musicale is to be given next Thurs
day evening by Miss Marsh at he,
school 1917 S. Hill street.
Xxx
Mrs. NJ S. Tyler and Miss Tyler will
give reception on Thursday.
x*m
Mr.. A. r. Greening has gone to San
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