Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-05
IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. Charles G. Hines of San Fran
cisco and Mrs. Rosa L. Remsberg of this
city were united in marriage last even
ing by the Rev. s. H. Dimon, at the
residence of the BRIDES father, Mr.. A.
II. Statham, No. 2l47 South Los An
geles street. The affair was private,
there being but eighteen intimate
friends present. The ceremony was
held in the parlor, which was fittingly
decorated with smilax. A wreath of
smilax, under which the couple stood,
was suspended across the bay window.
A supper was served after the cere-
mony, and numerous toasts were made
and responded to. The presents were
numerous and elegant, and betokened
the great esteem in which the young
couple are held among their acquaint-
ances. Mr.. and Mrs. Hines leave for
San Francisco, where they will make
their future home, on the D. m. train
today, and will be followed by the best
wishes of their friends in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Hines is superintendent of the
mailing division of the San Francisco
postoffice.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of
the S. NJ. club was held last night in
the parlors of Ludlam school. A large
number of music lovers attended the
reception and were exceptionally ap-
preciative.
Mozart was the composer treated by
the club last night, and his exquisite
music was given in creditable manner.
The programmes were especially neat
and appropriate to the occasion. They
were OF white enameled cardboard,
bound with ribbon, and on the front was
a sketch of a harpsichord with manu-
script music scattered around it. On
the back was the name of the club. The
programme proper was exceedingly
tasteful. Mrs. Cole, as president of the
club, made most graceful director.
Major Elderkin contributed q blograph-
ical sketch of the composer, giving in
teresting incidents of his life, but
treated more extensively his various COM
positions. Mr.. Josef Rubo rendered the
I'm Diesen Heil'gen Hallen" in ex-
quisite style, and an encore was de-
manded by the audience. A noticeable
part of the programme was the sonata
in G, No. /, with second piano accom-
paniment by Grieg, played by Miss
O'Donoughue and Miss Blanch Rogers.
1t was probably the first time heard in
this city, and was supposed to indicate
the effect that Mozart's music had upon
the Norwegian composer, Grieg. Among
the other artists who contributed were
Mrs. Elderkin, who played in the place
of Miss Larrabee; Miss O'Donoughue,
Miss Conger, Miss Rogers, Miss Kath-
crime Kimball, Miss Lizzie Kim
ball, Miss Grace Cochran, Mr.. Theo-
dore Wiesendanger, Mr.. j. r. Dupuy,
Mr.. Oscar, M. Klepper, Mr.. H. E. Ham
ilton, Mr.. Elmer Watched, Mr.. Walter
McQuillen and Mr.. Bierlich.
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1t is with great pleasure that the
HERALD can announce at last, after
much questioning among the young
ladies, the Specification of the initials
''U. B." in the club of that name. The
club was gotten up this season and
numbers some of the most popular and
talented young ladies of society
among its members. Admission to
it is eagerly sought after, but the
members have been very reticent re-
garding the meaning of the letters. They
signify, however, the Unanswered
Boys" and judging from the young
ladies who compose the club, it is no
wonder that they are outnumbered at
their receptions by che gentlemen, five
or six times.
This is stated on the very best of au-
thority and it is also said that few of
the ''boys" will soon receive their anx-
iously awaited answers.
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Among the announced engagements
in the society of the city is that of Mrs.
M. L. Chapman to Mr.. Sumner P. Hunt.
Mrs. Chapman is we'll known both as a
prominent society lady and also as one
of the literary lights of the city. She
has held until recently the position Of
vice principal of the Righ school. Mr.
Hunt is an architect of acknowledged
ability. The date of the marriage has
not been made public yet. twill prob
ably take place some time the last of
January or in February.
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DIR. West Hughes will give four-in-
hand coaching party to Pasadena on
Saturday, III honor of Miss Cora Jarvis
OF Tennessee, who is visiting Miss Annie
Ward of this city.
Mrs. E. M. Sherwood has returned
from San Diego, where she was called
by the death of her mother, which
occurred on the 10th ult.
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Mrs. Gerhardy is still affected with
sore throat, and consequently does not
sing at any of the musicales.
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Beethoven will be the composer dis
cussed at the next meeting at Ludlum
hall next Monday evening.
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