The herald., 1894-12-10
SOCIETY,".

Much interest is being manifested in
the cotilion to he given BY the Los
Angeles Cotilion club ct the Redondo
hotel, December 29th. The secretary.
Mr.. John T. Griffith, reports that the
aocsptAncss are outnumhering the re-
grsts by q large percentage and the pre-
liminary arrangements are about conn
pleted. In the able and efficisnt hands
OF the following committee, Mesdames
Charles J. Ellis, Granville MacGowau.
Francis J. Thomas, Mossrs. Charles J..
Ellis. Ii. w. Latham, Francis j..
Thomae, Hancock Banning and John T.
Griffith, the success of the Redondo
cotilion is an assured fact.
So
On Saturday evening the hall at 1888
Central avenue was the scene OF ban.
quet and ball, rendered M. A. Hartnack
and Miss Lucy Logan. in honor OF their
twenty y-first anniversary. The hall was
decorated with Chinese lanterns and
greens. Dancing was indulged in until
early morning. The programme itself
was neat, consisting Of 27 dances and
Col. w. F. Brosmer officstsd as floor
manager.
Those present we're Msssrs. A. Hart.
mack, w. f. Brosmer, Chris Hartnack,
g. Karstens, A. j. Blumenthal, O. s.
Riley. W. Poulton, F. Pedgrift. A. Sittle,
F. X. Edelmad. g. w. Ped9rift, L. E.
Edelman, g. Armbruster, ). Hartnack.
jr.. T. Liable, Al Hartnack, F. Ruddy.
NJ. j. Burns. F. Duncan, A. Stewart, B.
Logan. A. Hespe, J. MCKINLEY. H.
Pimm, sr.. H. Sturn. w. Breer F. Hart-
mack, jr.. L. Breer. H. Brser. Ed Zobe.
lein, NJ. F. Bleisnsr. O. Augustin, g.
Bowe, H. Preston, H. WolfroIn. F. An
derson, w. Straube, R. Otto, P. Smith,
f. Colgan, E. Bcebe.
Misses Lucy Logan, R. Egerar. T.
Schmidt. T. Grunenicer, +. Brossmer,
L. Pedrift, L. NJ. Gruneniger. X. Schon.
eman. e. Stone. r. Logan. NJ. ARM
bruster. H. Frcih. NJ. and 8. Mckinley,
L. Sturn. d. Brser, J. Smith, F. Pres
ton. M. Tritt, G.. Brosmer. 8. Brosms..
Mssdames H. Hartnaok, Logan,
Timm, Wood. Hartman, Richards,
Lehman.
Following is the programme OF the
concert to be given this evening at the
Y. M. q. A. hall under the direction OF
Frederick Stevenson:
ousr.etts' swlnsing' Hartog.MiMss Maud cul;
len, MIS-. n. y. Hyatt, Miss Grace M. Sergeant
song, The Muleteer OF Tarrasons Henrion-
Song, ii Thou Didst Love Me. Denza-Miss
Violin solo, Legsnde. wieniawski-Mr. Ar
mold krauss.
Sheridan Knowles-Mrs. Edgar L. swaine.
Song, Call Me Back. Denza-Miss Grace NJ
song. The Better Land, cowen-Mrs c. E.
serenade. Come, Darling, Come, Stevenson
Mr.. Winfield Blake.
~ ksGitstion % Charlie .;as Maohrss' W ). Hsppin-
Song, My Dreams, Tosti-Miss Jessie A.
Vi Violin solo. rraviata (Fantaisie), Alard-Mr.
Duet. Coming Home, sullvan-Mrs. H. l.
Hyatt, Miss Grace N. Sergeant. Accompanies,
Miss Mary L. ODonoughue.
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Mr.. Elmer Wachtel announces an ex-
hibition and sale OF bis oils and water
colors, to be held in the court OF tho
Bryson block, corner Second and Spring
streets. The pictures will be on ex-
hibition Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, December 10th. 11sh and 18th, and
will be offered ct auction sale at l O'Clock
Thureday and Friday. December 18th
and 14sh. All who know. Mr.. Wachtel's
work will be GLAD to avail themselves Of
this opportunity. and ell who do not
know Il will be glad when they do.
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The last evening meeting Of the Merry
Wives was held at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. Dwight Whiting on Figusroa
street, near Adams. The regular "a
hands Of whist were played and refresh.
ments were served. The house was
charmingly decorated, and the prizes
were won by Miss Victoria Harrell and
Mr.. William H. Holiday.
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Mr.. E. O. Rouch and family have
taksn apartments 1t the Argyle iUr the