Los Angeles herald., 1892-01-01

ing the evening the young people were
ushered into the dining room, where a
feast awaited them. The company de-
parted at late hour, wishing their
charming young hostess most happy
new year. Miss Freda leaves Sunday
for Lords seminary.
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The New Years eve ball given by
the Concordia club last evening
at their parlors, South Main street,
was voted most brilliant sue
cess. The following were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Newmark, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kahn, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Salkey, Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Louie Levin, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Mrs. II. G. Weiner, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T.
Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. H.. siegel,
Mr.; and Mrs. N. Siegel, Mr..
and Mrs. Sol Kahn of Oakland, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Newbauer, Mr.. and Mrs.
|. Gothelf, Mr.. and Mrs. Klein, Mrs. s.
Hellman, Mrs. S. Lazard, Mrs. M. M.
Lowenthal; Misses E. Prayer, Hattie
Shidman of San Francisco, Mendelsohn
of Capstrano, Selma Weld, E. Kremer,
R. Harris, R. Lazald, L. Lazard, E.
Newmark, 7. Kline, Kline of Chicago,
Belle Newbauer, M. Grant, Gretta
Cohn, HI. Roth, B. Roth, Stier,
H. Laventhal. 7. Brownstein,
Messrs. Langstadter, R. Altchul, A. Ed
Gilman, H. Adler, L. UDlfelder, Albert
Cohn OF Pomona, Joe Neubauer, J. N.
Newmark, Mr.. Pasener of New York,
Prof. Vic Salomon, ]. Cohn, George
Goldsmigh, Otto Weld, Henry Louis,
Mr.. Uhlfelder of Germany, Dan
Brownstein, Phineas Newmark, Elias
Conn, " orris Cohn, L. Himmel-
stern, Ed L. Fleishman, E. Laventhal,
P. A. Newmark, N. Strasburger, Smith,
E. j. Levy, Isadore Cohn, Abe Jacoby,
Herman, Goldsmith, M. l.. Graf, Philip
Jacoby.
The committees were: Reception
committee: Leon Loeb, A. Jacoby, M.
Fl. Newmark, M. S. Hellman, E. J.
Levy. Floor manager, NJ. Langstadter.
Floor committee: j. S. Salkey, P.
Newmark, John Kahn, Richard Alt
schul.
A thoroughly jolly and congenial
crowd gathered last evening at the resi-
dence OF Mr.. w. HI. Sutch, 533 Temple
street. The meeting was to celebrate
the recent organization of the La Pre-
miere quartette, which consists of DR..
Jauch, first tenor r. l.. Binford. second
tenor; Henry Bell, first bass, and Albert
Hawthorn, second bass.
A number of very fine selections were
rendered by the quartette, and Mr.. Haw-
thorne favored the company with sew
eral very effective solos. Mr.. H. G.
Brunner was the presiding genius at the
piano, while Mr.. Higgins also enlivened
the entertainment with some good banjo
music.
During the evening the guests were
summoned to the dining room, where a
delicious repast was served. Mr.. Sutch
was voted prime host.
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Koubel hall theater was opened last
night at Boyle Heights. A large crowd
was present and listened intently to the
various musical and literary numbers of
the programme. Suitable addresses
were made by Hon. w. Fl. Workman,
Judge McComas and E. H. Daniels. The
affair was concluded with social dance,
when the old year was danced out and
the new in.
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The Clover Leaf club give monthly
dance at Kramer's hall January 18th.
The club has been increased to forty-fve
members, with no outside invitations.
The officers for the next three months
are as follows: Executive committee:
w. @. Mullen, Charles kits; T.. L.
Stassforth, president; Rufus Hampton,
secretary; Rafe Kinsey, treasurer.
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Master Jimmie Bradish celebrated
his fourth birthday last Monday, at his
home, 322 North Fifteenth street, by
giving a party to his little friends.
Twelve wee tots were present, and 1T
may we'll be imagined that the little
folks enjoyed themselves. Master Brad
ish was the recipient of many hand
some presents.
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The marriage of Mrs. Lucy Schwear,
OF Columbus, o., and Mr.. Richard Wal
ner, late of Prague. Austria, is an
nounced. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Thomas w. Haskins, OF Christ
Episcopal church, and was private. The
happy couple will be at home to their
friends at 1920 Palm street, this city.
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At the residence of Mrs. M. Engel-
bracht, 2l2 East Twenty-third street,
the following ladies will receive New
Years callers from 2 to 6 p. m.: Miss
Agnes G. Preston, Miss Selma @. Roller,
Miss Anna White, Miss Anna Howe,
Miss Gertie Whitney, the Misses Engel-
bracht.
OF the many little socials held last
night, that of Mrs. Chas. Forman, 10l5
w. Pico street, was one of the most en-
joyable. A large number of the lady's
friends were present, and the old year
was hidden farewell and the new well
coined with appropriate ceremonies.
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A young peoples dance was given last
evening by Misses Tufts of South Grand
avenue in honor of the departure of the
old and advent of the new year. A large
number of the young ladies' friends were
present and enjoyed the delightful af-
far.
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A large and appreciative audience
listened last evening to selections from
the Messiah, given under the direction
OF Mrs. Cole, Ludlam auditorium, Y.
M.C.A. building.
Miss Zella Jones of Twenty-fifth and