The herald., 1893-10-01

presented gala appearance, the occa-
sion being a musicale given by Mrs.
L. Harvey's class. The fine programme
which was given was thoroughly en-
loved by all present. The first number
on the programme was a duet, William
Tell, by Ruth and Floyd E. Green. No.
was a piano solo, II Trovotore tVerdD,
bv little Clara Stoll, 10 years old, which
was difficult, and we'll played for one OF
her age.
No. 3.-Piano solo, Bohemian Girl.
nv Ella Lang, who shows great progress
for the few months she has taken.
No. 4.-Violin duet Memberships
Waltzes, by Floyd E. Green and Ruth
Green.
No. 5-Piano solo, Hungarian dance
by Dora Vorwerck. who shows a fine
talent aud has made great progress for
one of her age.
No. 6.-Vocal solo, selected by Ruth
Green.
No. 7.-Piano solo, Martha, by Matte
Davies which was we'll rendered and was
pleasing to all present.
No. 8.-Part 2, piano duett, Weber, by
Mrs. Bechtel and Matte Davies.
No. 9.-Plano solo, Battle of Prague
(bv request) by Floyd E. Green. This
piece was we'll rendered and was played
with great deal of expression.
No. 10.-Piano solo. (a) Sonata Glenn
enti, (b) gallop by Marie Vorwerck who
surprised the audience by her very ar
tistic touch.
No. IL, violin solo, Melancholy
Prince, by Ruth Green, which was fine
ly rendered.
No. IL, piano solo, selection from
Weber, by Mrs. Bechtel, who was heart
lily applauded for her fine, artistic play
ing.
No. 13, piano solo, sonata No. 16 by
Beethoven and Hungarian Rhapsodie,
Liszt, by Ruth L. Green. This young
girl, though young in years, shows by
her fine playing that she is already
placed among the artists. The last
number on the programme was a piano
duet by Marie and Dora Vorwerck.
The audience was then favored with
a recitation, Shifting the Rock. by Ethel
Stewart. The remainder of the evening
was spent socially, in conversation and
games, etc.
Among those present were: Mr..
Avery, Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet, Gov. and
Mrs. Gosper, Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Gould,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pridham, Mr.. and Mrs. E.
X. Green, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt, Mr..
Betchtel, wife and mother, MIR. Hol-
den and daughter, Mrs. Hetchman,
Mrs. H. W. Stoll, Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Nor
werck, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Durgan, Mrs.
Stewart, Mrs. Reel, Mrs. George, Mrs.
Amos, Mrs. Harvey, Misses Healey,
Cushman, Ruth Green, Simons, Edna
Bird, Cathy Lyons, Agnes Alexander,
Clara Stoll, Minerva Vanmetre, Gussie
Johnson, Matte Davies, Ethel Pierce,
FANNIE Brown, Lillian Brown, Marie
Vorwerck, Dora Vorwerck, Matte
Davies, Ethel Stewart, Galvus. Gussie
Zuber; Messrs. Robert Shrader, Samuel
Eccleetone, Baldwin Pierce, Charles
Sailor, Floyd T. Green. Oscar Weber,
John Reifenberick, Weber, Morely
Campbell, Burt Taylor, Frank Pierce.
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The Unity club, which so successfully
carried through a delightful course of
lectures last year, has prepared an at
tractive and instructive calendar for its
second annual course, 1898 4.
On next Wednesday evening, October
4th, the opening social at the Church of
the Unity will be given, in which Miss
Katharine Kimball, Mrs. Henry Lud-
lam, Mise Coral u. Harrison, Mrs.
Lillian Fellows Burdett, the HGolian
quartette, under the direction of Mr.. A.
u. Bartlett and Mr.. G. A. Dobinson,
will assist in the evenings entertain
ment. Refreshments will also be
served.
Several attractive features are notice
able in the clubs course this winter,
The Live Topics OF the Day being the
general head OF the subjects to be con-
eidered the thing Wednesday evening of
each month. The first Wednesday OF
each month will be devoted to the poets
and composers with musical and dra-
matte selections, under the direction Of
some of our musical people, with geu.
ersl subjects equally attractive on the
other Wednesday evenings. What prob
ably will be the most entertaining even
ing of the course is the poets contest.
Much interest has already manifest
itself in this effort of the club to find
what poetry there is among us, and
many contributions are expected. For
rules governing the cGnteat see local col
umn. The course this year will! continue
through the next seven months.
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On last Tuesday evening the Y. P. S.
O. e. society Of the Evangelical Luth-
eran church gave very pleasant social
to their friends at the home of Mr.. II.
A. Getz, at 8l9 South Flower street.
Those in attendance were entertained
by fine music; trios OF violins by Prof.
Taylor and sons. and banjo and guitar
by Professor and Mrs. Delano.
Four or five well selected recital tione
were given by Miss Gussie Winter. Mr..
Walton and Mr.. S. H. Garrett.
Ref eshment were then served. The
guests were very liberal in their praise
of the hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Getz.
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Last Tuesday evening pleasant sur.
prise party was given to Mr.. and Mrs,
J. Reichert at their home, S33 San Pc
dro street, by the members of Arbor
Vitae Rebekah lodge. The evening was
made enjoyable by vocal and instru-
mental music. Dainty refreshments
were served. Among those present
were: Mrs. Greli. Mrs. Stewart, Mrs.
Balm, Mrs. Cobb, Miss Cobb, Miss Mu-
ratt, Mrs. Barney. Master Beach Bar
ney, Mr.. Wood, Mr.. Title, Mr.. Bruck-
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fisher. Mr.. and Mrs. Muratt, Mr..
and Mrs. Ellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Reichert.
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A delightful entertainment was given
last Thureday evening by Robertson
Mansfield at the residence OF DR.. S.
Mansfield, corner of Seventh and Bea-
con. Those present were as follows
Miss Nellie Sherman. Jennie Ronsiell,
Gsttie Drummond, Lucia Drummond,