The herald., 1893-09-15

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A pleasant surprise party was given
Miss Lottis Brown at her residence, 202
South Alameda street, last evening.
The party met at Miss Lille Franck'a
residence. whence they proceeded to
Miss Browns residence. Some very &C.
lect music was furnished by the Mystic
String club. The following persons were
present: Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr.. and
Mrs. Duvell, I. Morie, +. More. MIR. and
Mrs. Shoembaum, Kate Campbell,
Mamie Campbell, Mable Ksey, Mary
White. Carrie Servis. Ida Vignes, Lo-
rinda Vignes, T. Boyce, Mrs. Allen,
Rills James. Mr.. Whaling. j. Guercia.
i. Youngsworth, Will Kaymer, Mr.. and
Mrs. Cornish, g. Foreman, Miss Ander-
son, Hattie Craft, Henry Franck, Guy
Lake, G. Franck, Lille Franck, Mr..
Dswall. Mn. Barney, Mrs. Craw. Mrs.
Murphy, Mre. Rudell, Pearlie Brown,
Alice Brown and sister, Phil Cutting. 7.
Mack, Perry PIatts, w. Alexander, Mr..
and Mrs. Strayhorn, Mr.. and Mrs. Burg,
Mrs. Young, J. Oraw and Roy Stephen
son.
Plano duet -Misses White and servis.
sona-W. Kaymer.
Recitation-hlrs. Cooper.
Banjo club-Mystic club.
Sonx-Miss White.
Piano Rolo-Miss Servis.
BaDjo solo-Mr. Youngswcrth.
Recitation-Pearl Durell and George Cooper
Piano soio-Miss Loitie Brown.
Guitar solo-Harry Strayhofn.
a,ng-Miss White.
Banjo duet-Mystfc club.
Knpjo ko.c-Mr. Morie.
Seiections-Boo-zie cub.
Comic song-Mr. Lorrigau.
We have all regist sr sd-BOozie club.
Either and sweet potato-Mr. and Mrs. Cor.
nick.
Cake and ice cream were served by
Misses Brown aud Lille Franck.
Miss Mary White, young lady OF
talent, rendered several select solos.
which were highly appreciated.
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The opening of what promises to be
q series OF weekly entertainments are
to be held at $50 Broadway fcr the
social and intellectual advancement of
young society people was enjoyed last
Sevening. HpaiEn,laseetc 4ts aa3
A very entertaining programme was
presented, preceded by an address on
Bohemianism, Past and Present, by @.
IF. Phillips, the charter members OF the
club having decided to walk in the by
ways of Bohemia as the best means Of
gathering together clans OF dramatic,
literary and musical individuals, and
forming O club to be known ae the
Bohemian Club OF Los Angeles.
Some very good music wac rendered,
specially by Mise Adele O'Melveney,
who sang He Was Prince, in re-
markably clear and eoft contralto, and
duett from A Night Scene in Venice was
rendered admirably by Miss Cullen and
Mr.. Taylor, who also favored the audi
ence with solo from Hear Me Norma.
Mrs. Simpson and Mr.. Doe were also
warmly received in songs, which were
heartily encored by an appreciative
audience.
The club moets upon next Thursday
evening, when an interesting pro-
eramme is anticipated, Misc Maud
Cullen assisted bv Measrs. Robinson
and Bape being indeiatigable in their
efforts to make the club social success.
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Miss Estelle Heartt, who has been
visiting Niles, Alameda county, for
three months past, returned home on
Wednesday. Miss Lucy Babb, whom
Miss Heartt has been visiting at Niles,
comes to Los Angeles as guest of Miss
Heartt and will remain in the Angel
City for few weeks. and during her
stay will visit all poinrs of interest in
Southern California.
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Miss Mamie Collins, who has been en-
joying the attractions OF Southern Cali
fornia for the past month, the guest of
tho Misses Hargitt, leaves today for
San Francisco. Miss Collins, whose
amiable manner has won her many
friends, intends to return to Los Angeles
andmake it her home.
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Geo. W. Dryden and bride have re-
turned from their honeymoon trip to
San Francisco and San jose. The par
ents OF Mr.. Dryden will tender the hap
py couple q reception this evening at
their residence, corner Jefferson and
Sumner streets.
PERSONAL.