The herald., 1893-07-16

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Last Saturday night, July Sbh, pleas
ant surprise entertainment and dance
was given to Mr.. NJ. Gonzalez by few
OF his may friends in his new and COM
modious store recently renovated for
him on the corner OF Elmyra and New
High. streets.
The guests had all assembled and were
enjoying waltz to the strains OF Prof.
De Sotello's orchestra. when Mr.. Con-
zales put in an appearance. The guests
we're then favored with light pro-
gramme, in which the following partici-
pated:
Mr.. N. Biddle sang comic selection,
entitled Da Da, and responded to uni
vensal applause with The Duetcher Girl.
Several young ladies and gentlemen
sang IN chorus, After the Ball, which
was greatly applauded, and the respond
ed with an encore. Miss Mercy Con
zalez and Miss Mariana Barrsza favored
the audience with Life's Dream Is O'er,
which was sung very sweetly. MIR.
George O'Donnel, with his bari
tone voice, was heard to great ad-
vantage in several comic selections.
Johnnie Cook, as usual, captured the
house with several of his dialect sketches.
Mrs. M. L. Gonzalez, with her rich 30
prano voice, sang The Song that Reached
My Heart in most befitting manner.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. M.
L. Gonzalez, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Cook,
Mrs. +. II. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs. Biddle,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keller, Mr.. and Mrs. Con
zalez, sr.. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harrington,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.'Rowan, Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Gerkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Garcia, Misses
May Pollock. Viola Jillson, Della Coyn,
Ida Keller. Carrie Pollock, Mabel Jill
con, Jennie Cook, E. Walker, Rosie
Gonzalez, F. Chase, G. Scott, Constance
Gonzalez, Mariana Barraya, A. Rowan,
Louise Sturn, Belle Shaw. Lizzie
Sepulveda, Tessie Cook, Mercy, Con
zalez, Nancy Easton, Leona SepuIveda,
Antonette Gonzalez, M. Morris. N. Bid
die, A. Morris, Louise Gonzalez, M.
Rowan, n. G. Browne, Messrs. j.. A.
Scecchitano. Frank Pollock, A. L. Bar
ham, Adolph Rodriguez, Ed Carter.
Roberr Eccles, d. Wills, l.. D. Wise, W.
Ream, Henry Simon, Tony Liable,
Arthur Gonzales, Johnnie Cook, J. W.
Wernet, L. j. Harman, Tony Simon,
Henry Sturn, Rudolph Jansen, f. Fos-
ter, Winford Donate, Peter Simon. Q. j.
johnson, Thomas Easton. j. I: Cherry,
P. McMerpy, JEFF. Easton. = Harris, L.
G. Shade, A. G. Dart, G. H. Q'Donnell,
s. j. johnson, Frank Galloway, @.
Fodera, Max Doerhinger, Master J.
Rowan, Jos. A. Scecchitano.
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The entertainment given last Friday
night in Bethesda church was witnessed
by large ana appreciative audience,
which was liberal and enthusiastic in
its applause. The solo by Mrs. l.. j.
Llewellyn and the duet by Mr.. and Mrs.
L. J. Llewellyn were rendered in their
usual artistic and pleasant manner, and
if the volume of applause is indicative
of the pleasure and appreciation of the
audience, they certainly feel gratitied at
the hearty reception which was accorded
their efforts. The recitation by Mr.. g.
l. Edwards was rendered In pleasing
and acceptable manner. The Myrtle
trio. consisting of Messrs. w. j. and F.
Hutton and W. G. Parker, is also deserv-
ing of special mention. The principal
Feature OF the evening was the closing
number, the Empire Drill, by II young
ladies in costume. The intricate evolu-
tions aid the wand exercise were almost
faultless in their execution, showing the
result OF hard work and careful training.
The artistic grouping in the tableau ct
the close Of the drill was very pleasing
and effective; under the colored lights
delicate tints of the pretty costumes
were harmoniously blended, and the
whole formed beautiful and charming
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The young ladies' who participated were:
Miss Frances Hughes, leader, white costume.
| Pinks-Misses Linnis Morgan, May Hughes,
Annie Hughes, Donnie May Magee
Blues Florence Moore. Branch eager, Lois
| Baldwin. Josie Smith.
Corn color-Fannie watchtel, Ethel Brooks,
Laura Barnes George cooper. 1,,..,o
| Lavenders-Josie Haas Minnie Love, klttle
| McQuilkin, Minnie Irwin.
Following is the programme:
Violin solo, Spring Song, Mendelssohn-O 9.
Meditation, The Two vagabonds-G. I. Ed
Piano Solo, The Fairy Polka-Donnie May Ma
Vocal solo, The Children's Home-Mrs L. j.
Mrytle lrlo-Messrs. W. J. and F. Hutton and
Sol Fa duet-Mr. and Mrs. i. J. Llewellyn.
Empir drill-Seventeen young ladies'
At the close ice cream and cake were
served.
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A most enjoyable party took place last
night, July 18th, at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. louis Sentous in honor of
the fall of the Bastille. Dancing and
singing were kept up until the early
morn, when all present retired well
pleased. Among thoss present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Sentous, Mrs. Naub,
Mrs. ]. Sentous, Mr. and Mrs. Tourillon,
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Quinn and the Misses
Madeleine Etchimendy, Mariana Etch-
inendy, Carry Etchimendy, Antonia
Larronde, NJ. Bassermsn, Katie Basser-
man, Elizabeth Amestoy, Louise Maud,
NJ. Jaureguy, Narcisse Sentous,, Emily
Sentous, Heloise Sentous, Matilda Dal-
galar9ondo, and Messrs. Louis Sentous,
Jr., Camille Sentous. Frank Sentous,
Jules Sentous. Arthur Donate, Clay
Donate, Wilfrid Donate, ID. Larronde,
Vincent Sentous, Jules Darfeuille, NJ.
Angade, j. Becht, B. Pujo and Paul P.
Royere.
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merry party left Los Angeles at
3 80 in the afternoon few Days ago in
tally-ho, for Mount Wilson. They
reached their destination about s
o'clock, then taking burros they ar
ba of o1alnok tho