The herald., 1894-10-19

The programme OF the farewell concert
to be given this evering at Blanchard
Fitzgerald hall by Miss Katherine Kim
ball and other prominent artists ia rich
in promise and 10 as follows:
Pur di Cesti, Antonio Lotti 17OO)-Miss
Katherine Kimball.
(a) Cradle Song, Tchsikowsky; (b) The Daisy,
F. Lynes-Mr. Ii. 8. Wiliiams.
Senate for piano and violin, op. 80 No. g.,
Beethoven, tempo di minuetto, allegro vi vace-
Miss Augustine Berger, Mr.. ]. Bond Francisco.
(a) Row Gently Here, schumann (b) Muir
muring Zephyrs, Jensen; (c) Good Morning,
| Grieg-Miss kimball.
valze, &c sharp minor minor) Chopin-Mis IS
| Berger
Shadows, Osgood-Mr. Williams.
Duet-stient as Night. Gotz-Mtzs Kimball,
Mr.. Williams.
UNITY CHURCH RECEPTION.
The reception given to Rev. and Mrs.
j. s. Thomeon, at Unity church, on
Wednesday evening, was a thoroughly
enjoyable affair. Between 400 and 500
of their parishioners and friends took
advantage of the opportunity to extend
warm welcome to Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomson upon their return to the city.
The lecture room WAS elaborately dec.
GRATED with flowers, quite transforming
it into q handsome and hospitable
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furnished music ut short intervals all
the evening. There was no set pro-
gramme, the com mittee in charge feel.
ing they would better give their guests
an opportunity to indulge in that lam
gushing, almost lost art-convsrsation.
Ices, cakes and lemonade were served,
and in all ways the evening WAS q pro-
nounced success.
Among those present we're: Judge and
Mrs. L. A. Croft. Miss Croft, Mr.. and Mre.
j. McCrea, Mrs. Nehler, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. j. Hunsaker. Mr.. and Mrs. Niles
Pease, the Misses Psase, Mrs. Anderson,
Mrs. Lapp. DR.. and Mrs. Campbell,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Newell, Mrs. Helen
Kimbsll, Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson. Mrs.
Baldwin. Miss Baldwin, Mrs. E. W.
Hewitt. Mrs. Julia Locke, Mrs. Kimball,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cridland. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyman, Mr.. and Mrs. G. b. Shafer, Mr..
and Mrs. Gillespie, MIR. and Mrs. Day,
Miss Dag, Mr.. Sherman Day. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. M. Eale, Mrs. Hollingsworth,
Rabbi Blum, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Griffin
and Mics Ora Griffin, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Simpson, Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Con-
ger, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Bowles, Mrs.
Soper. Mr.. Marshall, MIR. and Mrs. w.
w. Robinson. Mrs. Annie Coutts, Mr..
and Mrs. j. Bloeser, Mrs. Carrie Green.
NAVAL RESERVE.
The officers of the United States naval
reserve, Los Angeles division. gave
moonlight social to the members of their
command at Westlske park.
The moon refused to shine during the
early part of the evening, but the pa
vilion, outlined by O myriad OF Chinese
lanterns, looked all the prettier for the
darkness which formed q background.
The boats, too, as they fitted back and
forth over the lake. made very pic
! tursEque sight with lanterns strung fore
and att. About 10 O'Clock chaete Luna
clouds, and then the jollity was at its
height.
Lieut.. F. Van Vlsck, Second Lieut.. j.
| S. Oliver and Ensign T. D. Emery and
A. w. Kinney played the part OF hosts
right gnllantly, and after their lady
guests had partaken Of light refresh
ments in the portion Of the pavilion re-
| served as supper, and nicely decorated
| for the occasion, they again took to the
water, and the different boats drifted
idly about on the placid lake while the
occupants INDUCED in the sweet moth
ings considered inseparable from moon
| light boating parties.
| The night was far advanced before a
| return was made to the city. all rather
tired but enthusiastic at having passed
very enjoyable evening.
OPENING BALL.
The opening ball of the season at
Armory hall will be given tonight by the
Signal corps. Elaborate preparations
have been made and the many friends
| Of this popular organization will be en-
tertained in the excellent manner for
| which this corps is noted.