The herald., 1894-10-25

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One OF the most charming entertain
ments Of the week was an informal whisi
party given by Miss Katheryne Kregelo
at her home in st. James park, on Tues
day evening, to Mr.. Carrier OF Sants
Barbara. The decorations we're entirely
of chrysan.hemums, those in the dining
room being all white, in the library
brilliant yellow. The prizes were both
uselul and ornamental; the first fol
ladies wea set of tortoise-shell side
combs mounted in filgree silver, and
won by Mics Emma Braley; Mr.. Bun.
drum was the fortunate winner OF the
first for gentlemen, a leather card case
with silver cornera. The second prizes
were oliver toilet articles. awarded to
Miss Maud Rose and Mr.. Valentine. At
the end OF the game refreshments were
served.
Those present were Mines. Foster aud
Fred johnson, Misses Robinson. Rose,
Widney, Foster OF Pittsburg, Braley,
Jevne, Mark. Katheryne johnson,
Franklin OF Oakland, Kimball, Mensfee
and Bonsall; Messrs. Garland. Valen-
tine, Workman, Bundrum, Hunter, Bra
10y, Dick of Mexico. Jevne, Adams,
Gregory, Perkins, Wolters, Pike, Callen-
der Davis and Mckee.
CONCERT AT NORMAL SCHOOL.
The concert to he given at the nor
NAL school ON Friday evening promises
to be very interesting. 1t san invita-
tion affair given by Miss Anna V. Met
cali, who has recently returned to Los
Angeles, after an absence OF year and
q half, during which time she has oc.
cupied the position of soprano in St.
Paups church, Chicago. Miss Metcali
will be assisted by Miss Ellen Norton,
pianiste, who ia gold medalist from
the London Academy of Music, and a
composer of some note, also by Arnold
Krauss of the Paris Conservatory, who
has until recently been associated with
the Thomas orchestra. With such
talent, and the following attractive
numbers, the concert should be a sue
cess srtistically. The programme will
be:
Echoes from Rubio caion, Ellen Norton
MiSs Morton; ssnns npo,sv RuoR-Mi,s Met.
calf.
(a) Second Nocturne Chopin; (b) Hungarian
Danse. Brahms. Joachim Krauss:
(a) Proposal, Brachett; tb) Lu laby, Such stont
Miss Metcalf.
Ave Maria, Gounod-Miss Metcalf, with vio
lin obligato by Mr.. Krauss-
Nocturne, Chopin-Miss Norton.
Appassionata, Vieuxtemps-Mr. Krauss.
Summer Night, Coombs-Miss Metcalf.
TREBLE CLEF AND ELLIS CLUB CONCERT
Tho programme of the joint concert
by the Treble Clef and Ellis clubs, te
take place this evening at Simpson tab
ernscle, will consist OF The Ere Kinge' q
Daughter, q ballad founded on Danish
legends, by Neils W., Code, in which
the solo parts will ba taken by Mics Jes
sic Padgham, Mrs. Washington Berry
and Mr.. Seymour E. Locke, followed b.
glee.
| Tho Bells OF st. Michnels Tower Nuyvett
| Stewart; allegro from 2d concerto Wienkows XII
Part song, from Paradise and the Peri, 5chu
mann.
Part song. A Wet Sheet ana Flowing Sea, G
Il. Lloyd.
Part song, You Stole My Love, McFarren.
Recitation and aria, from Der Freischutze
Weber.
Old German Shepherd Song. Kicnze.
Part song. Ingoldsby Legends-Dr. A. @. Nc
Goodnight, Farewell-Dr. Garrett.
SONG RECITAL.
The programme for Mr.. 8. @. Cor
neli's invitation recital. to be given at
Blanchard Fitzgerald hall on Friday
evening ia as follows
Recitative and air. Rolling in Foaming
Billows, from Haydn's Creation.
1t SO to Be, Nessler.
Adelaide, Reethoven.
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Recitstive and air, lnfelics, from Verdfs
Ernani.
with sred Flowers Schubert.
In Questa Toneba, Beethoven.
Mr.. Cornell was the former director OF
the Boston Harmonic club, and brings
reliable press notices of his success in
the east as director and soloiat.
RUsKlN ART CLUB.
The Ruskin Art club held its regular
weekly meeting yesterday morn ing and
continued it's study of Grecian history,
taking up the subject at the time OF the
Pelopennesian Amphictyon and going
thoroughly over the ground up to the
time of the fall of Criss and Cyrrhs.
about $50 B. @. The attendance was
large and the interest seems to be in
creasing with each meeting.
DANCING PARTY.
Miss Hattie Kim ball OF Ad ans street
gave delightful dancing party last
evening to an Oakland friend who is
in Los Angeles. The house was can
vased and beautifully decorated, and q
string orchestra was in attend ance.
About "a couples were present.
MRS. STEWARDS AT HOME.
Invitations are out for an at home at
Mrs. J. M. Stewards, on Thirtieth
street, for Friday afternoon, October
26th. to meet Mrs. H. E. Hall. Mrs @.
h. Hall will assist her mother, Mrs.
Stewart, in receiving.
HEARTS PARTY.
Mrs. John Peck will give Hearts
party on Saturday, October 9th, at her
residence, No. 6i2 South Main street. in
honor of her friend Mrs. VIM. B. Hop.
ms.
CHANGE OF REsID ENCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Houx have changed
their residence TO 1913 lngraham street
for the winter.
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