The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-06-17

very ertistically arranged flowers in
/ great variety, and at an early hous the
large mansion 30 generously thr0wn
| open Tor the use OF the guild WAS filed
10 overlooking by en appTeciative CON-
pany. who greeted each performer with
hearty applause.
The programme was as follows: Piano
colo, Mrs. N. @. Browning; Ny Qleen.
Bumenthal, r. L. Horton; The " low
Copse, Mrs. j. b. Brown; Rose Vt srie,
Maloy, Prof. Morrison; The Three l)v-
ere, Will Carlton, Miss Coral Har N
song, Willis Paris; piano sofa, NJ \.
q. Browning; song, Prof. Morrisoa The
Miner, Mrs. J. B. Brown Come over
the River to Me, Miss Coral Harrison
The Raft, Pinsuti, f. T. knowing.
Mrs. Modini Wood being unavoid2bly
absent, her place was admirably filed
by Mrs. j. B. Brown. Several eacores
were responded to by attractive pieces
not down on the regular programme.
Refreshments served by the guild fol-
lowed, and every body went away appar-
emily feeling they had been we'll repaid
for coming
A handsome sum was realized for the
treasury OF the guild.
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The ladies OF the Newsboys' Home are
receiving plenty CT assurances from niu~
steal and society leaders of active SYM
pathy OF their efforts to mab g the benefit
OF the home at the Los Angeles theater,
July 6 and Z, brilliant success. The
opera of Mariana will be given with
special scenery and rich and appropri
ate costumes The whole affair will be
nnhaF thu diraafinn If Eokhri.
Mueller. The solo of Mariana will be
sung by Miss G. Davis, with Bernice
Holmes as Lazarillo; Jacob Mueller. the
noted baritone. as Don Jose; CARL
Thrower, New York tenor, as Don
Cae sar, and Mr.. Noedal OF London as the
King. There will be chorus of 80
voices, under Prof. Stamm, and Fred
Wilson, late of the Tivoli, San Francisco,
will act as stage director. 1t is antici-
pated that quite handsome sum will
be realized for the Newsboys' Home.
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The recital given last Wednesday
evening at Blanchard Fitzgerald hall by
Mr.. and Mrs. Rubo and their pupils
was even more successful than the pre-
ceding ones, both with regard to the
programme selected and it's rendition,
which showed a decided advance since
the pupils last appearance.
While some OF these are just entering
the realm OF cong, others have already
acquired proficiency usually only
found in professionals.
Among the latter heard last We5nes-
day are to be mentioned especially Mrs.
Schnabel and Mr.. Kutner.
The ladies' quartette. L'Estudiantina,
LII VII
Rubo. also deserves especial mention for
the artistic and spirited way in which it
WAS given. 1t goes without saying that
MIR. and Mrs. Rubo sung their duet in
their usual faultlees manner.
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David, the Shepherd Boy, a cantata,
will be given in costume at the First
Lutheran church oil Tuesday evening,
under the direction of w. G. Taylor.
1t will be participated ia by the fol-
lowing:
Abigail, the Shepherd Queen. .:........
AbigaiPs two attendants .........-.....'"".
miss Nettie kommsl. Kiss Leo'a Melar
Michal, daughter of saul 81. Miss Gertte Niedt
David the Shepherd Boy......O. W Moore
Jesse, Elder OF Bethlehem. ....... H. L. Whalay
Samuel, the Prophet ............ K. A. M.sserly
jonathan. sen oil saul. ..........R. G. Van Cleve
bhul, hl1g OF lSrdel. l.. X. GaIrstt
Messenger. ................S. II. jarrett
Stella Stumpf, Gertrude stumpf, Eta Bauer,
Enne Hendricks, Dolly Hendricks, Naud Nc
Fadden, May McLein, Grace Neidig, Kate Emit
Ter, Florence Burkhardt, Rosa Snyder, BERTHE
Phillips, Cora Neidig K. D. Cady, ID. G. Burrsy,
9. ]. Daster, ". @. Taylor, +. n. RunKle, Charles
Binfold n. E. wilson, Mrs. .. A. Garrett, Mas
tsrs Fred and Frank Taylor. Willete Cook,
Bessie Bryson, Frances Cook, Tullla Wagner.
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The musicale given Friday evening by
the pupils of Mr.. and Mrs. Cogswell
proved a most interesting evening, each
number winning approval from the
hundred or more of their friends pres-
eat. The programme was as follows:
Polish Dance, two pianos, scharwenka-
Misses Davis, stansbury, Gertrude Jones, susan
Cogswell
Duet from II Crispino la Comare, Ricci-
Miss Jierson, Mr.. Cogswsll.
Rondo, duet for pianos, Chopin, Miss Fannie
Neagle, MIRA ogswell.
Ave Msriu, Gounad-Mis Visscher with vio
lin oblIgatI, Susan Cogswell
The minstrel Boy, Z. r. shelley-Ir. PIERCE
CRprleclo BriilAnte, op %, Mendelssohn-
Susan Cosswell.
10 son Titsnia, from Mignon. Thomag-Miss
Pierson.
Lullaby, Wilson-Miss Stansbury
Largo al Fectotum. from Barber Of Seville,
Rosslni-Ar Coeswen.
Wedding music, festival procession, hands,
2 pianos, Janssn-Misses Cogswell, Mayo,
Neagle, Davis