The herald., 1893-01-30
SOCIETY.

The Seventh Regiment Musical club
gave one OF ita delightful entertainments
at Armory hall last Thursday evening.
A larger number OF young ladies would
have been present had the weather per-
mitted. The musical part OF the pro-
gramme was given in the parlors of the
armory. Owing to the absence OF sew
eral members the selection of the quar-
tette was omitted as were several other
numbers.
The opening overture, the ever popu-
lar Vienna Dudes' March, was given
with much spirit by the club. Follow
Jog this was banjo duet by several
members of the club. The medley
waltzes by the club were played
smoothly and were very inspiring.
Prof. John Mccullough next recited In
a pleasing manner. The regimental
quintette played several selections.
Mr.. II. H. Schoreman contributed a
violin solo with his accustomed ability.
potpourri of national airs played by
the club concluded the musical pro-
gram. The company then adjourned
to the large hall, where dancing was
INDUCED in. Col. w. G. Schreiber was
the president OF the evening. The MEM
bers of the club are: Priv. A. @. Shade,
director; Mus. Fred Knopf, manager !;
Mus. Charles Caller, Sergt. R. B. Case,
Sergt. R. Wankowski, Mus. S. Van Bus
kirk, Priv. L. J.. Robinson, Priv. o. H.
Boye, Corp. A. Roth, Priv. N. Garcia,
Corp. w. F. Price, Priv. E. l.. Hine,
Priv. H. w. Masac, Sergt. W. K. Fiske.
The woman's exchange will give its
final party for the season at Armory
hall tonight. The dances given by this
organization have been bright events in
the rather gloomy social world this sea-
son. They have always been patronized
by the leading society people, this being
made special feature by the ladies in
charge.
The tickets for the present affair will
not be on sale at the box Office of the
hall as formerly, but can be obtained
only from members of the invitation
committee. 1t is probable that the
event will be more successful than ell OF
the previous parties. Delightful re-
freshments will be served and good
dance music has been provided.
The cable and electric cars for all
points in the city will be in waiting at
the close of the dance.
The hospitality committee is COM
posed as follows: Major and Mre.
Elderkin, Mr.. and Mrs. !. B. Banning,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. j. Ellis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D.
Childress, Mr.. and Mrs. Park, DIR. and
Mrs. Salisbury.
The floor committee is composed OF
Messrs. Boyle Workman, Percy Hoyle,
VIM. M. Garland, Joseph G. Easton,
Marion Wigmore and f. NJ. Mailman.
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One of the social events of the past
week well worthy of mention in thls
column is the jolly tally ho party oi
tourists that left Arrowhead Hot Springs
hotel on Wednesday morning. The
route taken by the party WAS through
the well-kept orange and olive orchards
OF Ex-Governor Waterman's ranch. over
the magnificent toll road of the Arrow
head Reservoir company, winding, twist
ing and looping up the beautiful csfion
of the Arrowhead creek, to the lumber
camps at Strawberry Flats on the sum-
nit of the San Bernardino mountains.
Among the party were the following
Mrs. James Armstrong, Miss K. Arm
strong, Detroit, Mich (; H. d. Smith and
wife, Chicago; Hon, 0. P. Stearns, Miss
Sue M. Stearns, Duluth, Mimi. Miss F.
Maurice, st. Louis, Mo. Judge Leavor-
age, San francisco; Mrs. Eaton, Merced,