Los Angeles herald., 1892-07-04
Inn SOCIETY.

On Friday evening the Spanish class
OF Prof. Bransby was delightfully."- enter
tanned by Misses Fannie M. Hays and
Lizzie Mckenzie at their home on South
Flower street, it being the close of very
pleasant and instructive course of les
sons.
The conversation, songs, stories and
proverbs were all conducted in the
musical language of Spain. Miss Ella
Caruthers was awarded the ladies' prize
and A. O. Hinckley the gentlemen's g
prize for the most skillful reading of
proverbs. Mr.. Duncan captured the
BOBBY prize for men, and Miss Pauldipg
the ladies' BOBBY prize. Mr.. Dunlop
was voted to be the most enjoyable con-
versationalist of the men, and Misses
Hunt and Caruthers shared equally this
honor among the ladies.
Among those present were: Prof.
Bransby, DR.. and Mrs. Cowles, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Hinckley, Misses Mosher,
Pitzmier, Caruthers, Hunt, Brown,
Healy, Gray, Kellar, Mcmillan, Pauld-
ing and Mckenzie, Messrs. Brookman,
Bennett, Healy, Dunlop, Dubois and
Duncan.
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A reception was rendered Friday even
ing to the summer class of '92 of the Los
Angeles high school by the Alumni So
ciety. The affair took place at the high
school building and proved to be very
enjoyable event. The following pro-
gramme was carried out, after which
dancing was enjoyed for couple of
hours:
Overture, Nabucodnosor, verdi-The KAN
mermeyer orchestra.
Address, presiden mt OF alumni-walter F.
Hass, '89.
Respone, president of class-sherril B. os-
Music, The Mill, Macy-Euterpean qusrtette.
Behind the Curta n, a monoiogue; scene in a
New York hotel-Miss Letha NJ Lewis, 80.
Sole, Allo Stella Confdenta, Robandi-Miss
Maud Snook; cello obligato, Clarence Stevens,
80; accompaniste, Miss Grace Hubbard, 80.
Burns Birthplace-Miss Agnes NJ. Mclean.
Simplicity, Notes.-The Kammermeyer or
chestra.
Mrs. Marchant presided over the re-
freshments, and the pretty decorations
were due to the work of Miss Alice Fitch
and Mrs. Marchant. The following are
the officers of the society: President,
Walter F. Haas, '89 vice-presidents,
William A. Ryan, 'e3, Belle Cooper, '91
secretary, Homer p. Earle, '86; treas
urer, Thomas 2. McCrea; sergeantat-
arms, Arthur w. P. Kinney, 1872. Com
mittee on arrangements-Ro N.
Frick, go, chairman; Joseph G. f.
Bumiller, '91; Mrs. Hattie Marchant,
'S7; Leo G. Wells, '92; Edward S.
Pauley, '8S. Reception committee
William A. Ryan, 'S3, chairman; Leslie
R. Hewitt, 'S5; Mrs. Helen M. Beebe,
'S5; Miss Belle Cooper, 30; Miss Alice
Fitch, 'S5.
The ladies' altar committee of st.
Paul's church will give tea from to 6,
Thursday, July 7th, at the residence of
Mrs. Graves, 1047 South Pearl street.
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"A very pleasant reception was held
Friday evening by Rev. George +. Bug
bee, rector of st. Pauls church, and
Mrs. Rugbee, at the rectory on Seventh
street, on the occasion of the thirtieth
anniversary OF their wedding. All even
ing constant stream of parishionera
and friends filed the beautifully deco
rated rooms and brought their hearty
congratulations and, IN many instances,
tasteful and useful gifts of remem-
brsnce to the rector and his wife. A
large number of friends outside of the
parish also seized the opportunity to
pay their respects and tender their con-
gratulations, and among them num-
Der Of clergymen OF the city and vi
cinity.
The evening was heartily enjoyed by \
all present and afforded an unmistak-
able proof of the high regard and es-
TEEN in which the reverend gentleman
and his wife are held, not only in his
church but in the community.