The herald., 1893-10-08

piano in her ueunlly energetic ana grace
ful style. This lady Is fast becoming as
an accomplished singer as she Is q
pianist. Mr.. 7. Rowan sang in beauti-
iul cadence that most exquieite OF songs,
The Lost Chord. and responded to
vigorous encore with Loves Old Sweet
Song, which he was heartily applsuded
The club meets next Thursday evening
at S o'clock, to which members' friends
are invited, when select programme is
anticipated, including an interesting pa
per which will be read on Woman, or
the Coming Generation, by local jour
nalist.
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Among the recent arrivals from the
east are Mre. Z. q. Fuller and dsusht-
ers who have concluded to- make Los
Angeles their home and have lessed and
furnished q pleasant house 20lS Fig
ueroa street. Except for residence OF
come years in Europe. where the young
ladies received thorough education in
Germany and Paris, they were resi-
dents OF New York city and occupy high
positions there, socially and as musi-
clans, Miss Fuller being o pianiste of
superior ability and Miss Helen Fuller
well known and very popular violinist.
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The music com mittee OF Simpson tab
ernacle will present very attractive
programme this evening. Among the
soloists are Lizzie Kimball, Lulu Pieper,
Mr.. J. G. Scarborough. f. W. Wallace.
Joseph f. Nuelle, Herr Arnold Keitner
and others, assisted by strong chorus.
Capt. f. J. Cressey will give 10'min-
utes talk on the subject OF Church
Music. Theee praise services at Simp-
son church are very popular and no
doubt the usual immense audience will
be present.
One of the very enjoyable events OF
the past week was the concert given by
the Messrs. Goodwin to a well-filled
house at the Third Presby yterian church
last Friday evening. The instrumental
selections were admirably executed and
the two vocal quartettes each received a
hearty encore. Mrs. Jessie Goodwin
sang as soprano soloist in two num-
bers. She possesses a rich, cultured
voice. Miss Rider presided at the piano
in very admirable manner.
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The Independent Order of Foresters
of Los Angeles will give ball at Armory
hall on Wednesday evening, October
25th. The committee is as follows: L..
q. Cummins, chairman; Hal. Morris,
secretary H. s. Eberle, treasurer; F. r..
Bryant, floor manager; @. w. Hatfield.
music; q. l.. Davidson, programme !;
Sam McCreary, hall: A. R. Hockett,
privileges G. A. Rehlow, door keeper !;
f. A. Clark, cloak room.
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Mrs. Ridgway and Mrs. Taylor of Or
chard street, gave a very delightful
party at their home on Tuesday even
ing last, in entertainment of Mrs. Car
penter's guests, Mrs. Gregory of Wash
ington and Mrs. Coswood Morgan oil
San Francisco. A most delightful even
ing was spent.
Mrs. Ozro W. Childs entertained a
number of friends at cards on Friday
evening. The hostess, with her excep-
tional celebrity for entertaining, made
the affair memorably pleasant for all OF
the guests.
Mrs. Ozro W. Childs will leave on the
14th for the east on visit to the
worlds fair and to Washington, where
she will visit her father, Senator Bate OF
Tennessee.
Mrs. Stephen M. White gave an
elaborate reception on Tuesday evening.
The guess, numbering 300, were invited
to meet Miss Lanahan OF Wilkesbarre,
Pa.
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Miss Rosecrans, daughter OF General
Rosecrans, and who is stopping at the
Hotel Redondo, was in the city yester-
day.
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Prof. Henry J. Kramer has issued
cards to an opening reception at his hall
on next Thursday evening.
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The next meeting of the Merry Wives
will be at Mrs. MscGowan's, on Mon
day afternoon.
ATHLETIC CLUB FIELD DAY.
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