The herald., 1894-12-30
BY the club orchestra. and following is
the literary programme:

March. strathspey and Reel-club pipers.
| Overture AIRS ct scct,sra -c.rh orchestra
| OPENING ad dress Hon. James McLachlan.
Vocal solo, Jessie's Dream-Mrs. r 9erhardy.
Vocal solo. selected--Mr James H. Black.
2snce R|e eMsosss ons
Vocal Vocal solo, Mary Morrison-Mr. J. whits.
Vocal solo. o.Within Mile o. Edinboro' Town
| Mrs. John w. Mitchell.
Piano solo. prelude in e minor (Mendelssohn). J.
My Ain Wee Lassie toriginal)-Miss Ellen Nor
VOCAL solo, Lea Lig-Mr J. White.
Vocal solo, Ny Heart Is sair for Somebody
Mrs. John w. Mitchell.
Rscitative aria, Like Yon Bright 0rb-ME D..
Humorous-Master Willie Cline.
| Vocal solo--Mr. Adelbert s. Abbott. =.
! Finale, A Guild New Year tae One ana A.
| Club mem mberS.
Accom- panist-Miss Ellen Norton
cHRIsrMAs TREE ON FIRST STREET.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dohs entertained
at their residence ON First street
Wednesday evening with their annual
Christ mas tree. Music and dancing
were greatly enjoyed. Mr.. Dohs. acc
companied by his daughter Louise,
favored the guests with many beauti-
full musical selections, and the festiv-
tiles lasted until an carly hour in the
morning. Dainty refreshments were
served during the evening. Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Zsns, MIR. and Mrs. Hodgeman, Mr.. F.
Smith, Mrs. Rhein, Mrs. Little. Mr..
Dunbar, Mrs. Strohm, Anna Strohm,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopfstetter. Louise Dohs.
Amelia Dohs. Mr.. and Mru. Dohc. and
otherh.
HERE AND THERE.
The engagement OF Miss Jennie K.
Kempton and Mr.. Joseph Hamilton is
announced.
The Merry Wives will meet next FRI
day afternoon with Mrs. Hugh W. Vail
at ths Melrose.
Mrs. L. @. Goodwin has issued in-
vitations for Wednesday afternoon. JAM
uary 9th-whiat.
Miss May Coraon leaves in a few
days for St. Louis. Mo-, for an absence
of several months.
Miss Katherine Yarnell has gone to
her auut, Mrs. George K. Porter, No.
1918 Jones street.
Hon. Jefferson Chandler has returned
to Los angeles with his family for the
winter. They have taken their old resi-
dence, No. 2530 Figueroa street.
Miss Irene Ste phsna gave an sngling
I party to q number Of her friends Frid ay
afternoon, at the residence OF hsr father.
Judge A. NJ. Stephens, l33 South Hill
street.
| The current event section of the Ebell
will meet next Thursday morning at 10
O'Clock with Mira. T. L. Burnett at her
home on Twenty-third screet, opposite
Bonsallo avenue.
The Unity club will hold its fort
nightly meeting Thursday evening, jan
uary 3rd. when lecture will be given
by st. John Day on Conservation and
Dissipation OF Energy.
Mrs. Victoria Hsrrell is entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Andrew ]. Harrell of
| Visalia, and her cousin, Miss Alice
Owen of San Francisco. at her charm
ing home, No. 625 South Pear street.
Mrs. w. w. Stetson gave an informal
dinner at her home on Angeleno heights
Friday evening to her son, Mr.. Field
ing Stetson. The guests were Miss Bes-
sic Millar, Miss Ruth Pickering and
MIR. William Wines.
On Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. ].
M. Elliott entertained Mrs. Phipps' AL
hambra Spanish class in their beautiful
home. The evening was spent in giving
proverbs. singing Spanish songs and
playing games. Chocolate was served
with pan de huevo.
Mrs. S. N. Ryan and her daug ghters.
the Misses Ryan, have taken fiat No. 8
in the Colonial, Eighth and Broad way.
for the winter. They will receive their
friends at the Colonial instead of at the
Westminster hotel as was announced
in this column some time ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Bacon have issued
invitations for q reception to be given
in honor of Mise Gertrude Auld, at
the college of music, university OF
Southern California, Thirty -Sixth street
and Wesley avenue. Tuesday evening,
January 1st. from to II p. m.
Mrs. Chasles Gaskill Stirers, whom
Los Angeles people knew as Misc Grace
Miltimore. is now living at Niagara
Falls, N. Y. She has been engaged to
sing Josephine in P;nafore, to be given
in that city next month for the benefit
of the Emergency Hospital associa ton.
Mrs. Stirers sang Rejoice Greatly. from
the Messiah. at the Episcopal church on
Christmas day.
Next Friday morning. Jan. 4, the
members OF the Friday Morning club
will have the pleasure and privilege ol
hearing Mrs. Louise Humphry.Smith
read. Mrs. Smith is from San Fran
cisco and stands at the head OF her pro.
fession on the coast. Those who were
fortunate enough to hear her at the old
Unity church, corner Seventh and
Broadway, some years ago, whom she
gave two recitsls there, know her schol-
arly and artistic excellence. Her inter-
probation of Browning's Soul at that
time was q revelation, and she will
probably interest and entertain hel
audience next Friday night with the
Blot on the Soutoheon, or some other oil
Browning's masterpieces.
Were you at that football game? We
saw it, and If we cam stalk above q
whisper we can still sell the finest line
of stationery on the coast, and are max.
ing a specially of engraving visiting and
wedding announcements, etc. The
Whedon & Webb Co.. ia W. First at.
There is a probability that the Illinois
Association may soon resume its enter.
tainments and socisls, which for four
years were so popular in the COM
munity.
Mrs. Weaver Jackson's Psrlors.
The leading toilet establishment oi
Southern California. 206, 207, 208 Slim
son block, is complete In each of the five
departments. Deserving of special men.
tion 10 the hair department., in charge oil
MIR. Roberts, q ooiffeur OF fourteen years