Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-14
IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l.. Winder ten
dered reception last evening at their
residence, 140l South Hope street, com
plimentary to Rev. and Mrs. Alfred S.
CLARK, late of Louisiana. The Rev. Mr..
Clark is the successor of the Rev. Thomas
W. Haskins as rector of Christ Episco-
pal church, and many of the parishion-
ers availed themselves of the oppor-
tunity, last night, of meeting
and welcoming the new rector.
Judge and Mrs. Winder entertained with
true Southern hospitality, and every
one was made to feel that it was good to
be there. Rev. and Mrs. Clark ex-
pressed great satisfaction at the kindly
greeting accorded them, and seemed
greatly delighted with their brief go
journ in Lns Angeles, which they hoped
would be permanent. It was plain that
the impressions made, as between pas
tor and people, were mutually agreeable.
Besides majority of the members of
Christ church, there were many present
from St. Johns and st. Paul's. Among
those noted by HERALD representative
were the following:
Rev. and Miss Bugbee, Rev. Mr.. Tay-
lor, Judge and Mrs. J. A. Anderson,
Mrs. and Miss Haskins, Judge and Mrs.
A. NJ. Stephens, Judge and Mrs. ]. w.
Mckinley. DR.. and Mrs. Cowles, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. M. North, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyman, Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, Geo.
w. Parsons and his visiting brother and
sister, Mrs. 4. A. Healy, Mrs. Hunter,
Mr.. Gardner and many others.
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The grand musicale at the residence
of Mrs. G. II. Capan, S18 West Adams
street, tomorrow evening, for the benefit
of the Women's Exchange, promises to
be most successful event. The follow
ing committee, who have the matter in
hand, are working like beavers, and to
their energies will be due to great ex-
tent the ultimate success of the under
taking:
Mrs. F. G. Howes, chairman; Mrs.
Walter s. Moore, Mrs. J. e Butler, Mrs.
f. v. Shoemaker, Mrs. Telfair Creigh-
ton, Mrs. 9. G. Carpenter, Mrs. DR..
Salisbury and Mrs. j. S. Parks. The
following ladies and gentlemen will
take part in the concert
Miss Helen Ellis, Miss O'Melveny,
Miss Ruby Gardner, Miss Violet Hall,
Prof. Rubo, Prof. Foran, Prof. Portway,
Prof. Kutner and DR.. Janch. The
Turkish room at the residence will oe
one of the leading attraction. The sup
per will be served early. Tickets can
| be had at the door on the evening in
question. The pianists will be Misses
Widney and Larabel.
A very pleasant party was given at
the residence of Mr.. j. @. Wallace of
| Alhambra on Wednesday evening.
Everybody had a most enjoyable time.
Dancing, music, games and an elegant
repast served to make all happy. The,
| following ladies and gentlemen were
present: Miss K. Stevens, Miss Ida
! Yarby, Miss Laura Pinkham, Miss Ada
Tufts, Miss Florence Vance, Mrs. Violet
Carsile, Miss Pearl Wallace, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. @. Wallace, III. L. Tufts, E. r.
Pirtle, G. J. Vance, w. T. Edwards,
Benjamin Wallace, L. NJ. Edwards and
George Wallace.
Ida Russ was given surprise party at
| the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. @.
Hanna, No. 1923 Central avenue, with
whom Miss Russ is making her home.
/! The party was given by her young
| friends in honor of her 18th birthday.
The evening was pleasantly epent with
music and games, into which all en-
tered with zest. Late in the evening
refreshments were served, and at mid
night the guests depar' ed, after express
ing to Miss Russ their kindest wishes
for very many happy returns of the day.
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Jesse E. Douglas of Sacramento and
Miss Larrie Northey of Oakland will be
married on July 9th at the First Pres
byterian church of Oakland. Miss
Northey is well known in Los Angeles
under the stage name of Carrie N. Roma.
She appeared here with Wilkes OPP
eretta company, and made many friends
socially.
Orpheus Lodge No. 237, I. O. O. f.,
will give its first grand invitation festi-
val at Jefferson street park on Sunday,
July 18th. There will be outdoor
amusements for young and old, the adj
mittance being free by invitation.