The herald., 1894-07-08

and Whitehorn, added much to the en-
ioyment Of the programme. The trio OF
Mendlessohn for piano, violin. vlolon-
cello, by Miss Jordan, Mr.. Valentine
and Mr. Stevens, was one OF the gems.
and for breadth of tone and delicacy OF
shading could scarcely be improved
upon.
The piano quartette by Missec Will
Jams, Young, Cole and Lewis was an
other number Of ensemble work. which
was thoroughly artistic; also the duoa
from flute Enchantee, and Bellsarlo.
by Miss Kelsey and Mrs Henry. Miss
Williams and Mrs. Valentine. The soios
by members of the class were all most
creditable. Miss Lillian Lewis delicate
yet exquisite mastery of the piano in
Movement Perpetual. by Weber; Anna
Denby's fine phrasing in the Rondo
Brilliant, by the same composer; bliss
Young's conception and rendering OF
Ratl's Vnlanella betokened study and
unusual brlllancy of execution; Mr..
Valentines violin solo. Romance, Will
helmJ captivated all lovers of that in
strument; while the trio OF piano gems,
given by Miss Jessie Cole, were fitting
opening to programme heartily en-
| loyed from the first to the last note oil
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On the following evening, at the con-
servatory, reception was rendered the
gold medal class by the faculty, assisted
by Mrs. Victor A. Henry OF Ventura and
Pupils Misses Kelsey and Gardner and
Anna Spahr Henry.
The silver medal class, numbering
some 10 young ladies, had charge OF the
programme and the refreshments. The
programme Was greatly enjoyed, and
was composed of recitatione by Misses
Breen and Picket, and Geo. III. Valen-
tine, violin solos from Mr.. Werner and
Earl Valentine, vocal solos by Miss
Maud Miller and Mr.. A. Rayner, who
kindly favored the audience with The
Mariners Home in the Sea, accompa-
MED by Miss Raymer. Little Anna
Spahr Henry WAS tho musical prodigy OF
the evening and played Mendelssohn's
Tarentelle, and as encore The Parade,
by Kulluk.
On Tuesday evening, July 5th. the
residence OF Mre. NJ. j. Newman, at 637
South Sicbel street, was beautifully dec
Grated ior the occasion OF the ma rriage
OF her daughter Fronie to Ed III. Reich.
The various colored lanterns among
trees and shrubs made the whole an en-
chanting scene. To the sweet strains of
Mendelesohn's wedding march by Prof.
Angeloty's orchestra, the happy couple
and escort marched under the bower of
roses erected st the intersection of the
double parlor, where Rev. Rabbi Edel-
man perfor an impressive ceremony
according TO the Jewish ritual. The
bride looked very beautiful in a cream
silk crepe dress, with embroidered chif-
fon trimming of the same color. After
the ceremony the company adjourned
to the impromptu dining room on the
laTn, where A5HJHpRagHBagss HpRagHBags. rA"'"s ~''
Mr.. W. J. Newman of San Francisco
az toast master delivered very elabo
rate address congratulatory to the bride
and groom, and read about 35 telegrems
from distant friends and relatives.
The presents were numerous, beauti-
iul and coetly. Dancing was then en-
Joyed until morning. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Newman,
Mrs. L. Reich, Miss Ethel Newman,
San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs. Julius
Viereck, Miss Jessie Viereck, Altadena !;
Mrs. M. j. Newman, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
w. Altman. Mr. and Mrs. Davidson,
Rev. A. w. Edelman, Mrs. Ingram,
Miss Eva Hartman, Miss L. Zobelein,
Miss Maggie Russell, Miss Marie Kova.
rick. Miss Jennie Newman, Messrs. AXE
Reich. l.. Sanders, l. Sanders. Ed Vel
reck. Emil Newman, Maurice Newman.
James Russell, Charles Reich and many
others.
One OF the pleasant gatherings of the
week took place Tuesday evening. July
Sd, at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bross-
fner, the occasion being in celebration
OF their silver wedding. The house was
decorated both inside and out with bunt-
Ing and Japanese lanterns. The evening
was past with music and refreshments
were served. Dancing was also enjoyed.
The presents were numerous and beau
tiful. Thoee present we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Brossmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Harinack, Mira.
Chas. Gollmsr. Mrs. Karstens, Mrs.
Blumenthal, Mrs. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roeder; Misses Ella Stone, Kate Schon-
eman, s. Brossmer, e. .alMcPherson, f.
Preston, @. and T. BrosemeY,- j. Smith,
u. Mccoy; Messrs. w. F. Brossmer, G.
j. Bumenthal, Geo. Karatens, A. and J.
Hartnack. M. E. Riley, P. Smith. E.
Zobelein, Chas. Gollmer.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Davis entertained
Number Of their friends at whist at
their residence, 22l North Beaudry ave-
nue., last Tuesday evening, the occasion
being their third wedding anniversary.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. q. J..
Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Webster,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Owen, MIR. and Mrs.
George Eidlott, Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Vol
mer, Mr.. and Mira. George Bugbee, Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Defani, Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Wilson, Misses Smith, Parcell, Edman,
Stephens, Mamie Smith, Messrs. Thomp-
son, Bookev, Waunp. Gress, White,
Mrs. M. j. Weston of Greenville, Ohio;
Mrs. Schaffer of Waitesburg, Wash.
Mrs. Murphy and Miss slattery OF Laf-
ayette, Ind.
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Next Wednesday evening the fifth
monthly recital by the pupils of Mr.. and
Mrs. josef Rubo will take place at
Blanchard-Fitzgersld hail. The pro-
gramme will contain asvoral ensemble
numbers and promises to DO especially
fine. Admission by invitation only.
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The Ellis club will hold its last re.
hearaal on Tuesday evening at the