The herald., 1894-04-01


The German Ladies' Benevolent
Bocioty'e thirteenth annual charity ball,
which takes place on the Sd OF April at
the Music hall on Spring ptreet, is her
elded with much delight by the socially
inclined who cannot be reined in from
attending such a pronounced event.
Figures and facts are the best proof for
this. From one OF the ladies we are in
formed that good many tickets are
cold, the greater number being almost
taken en- masse.
1t is q pleasure to announce such q
pleasant climax for their diligent work,
which we all know Is repetition OF
what they have done during the
IA years OF the existence of tho
society. The reaction has been moet
keenly felt by the poor victims OF mig
fortune and distress whose very livea
depend upon the eucceBs OF the enter
tainmenta and the various donations.
One Of the special features OF that
evening will be dance representing the
four seasons, spring, summer, autumn
and winter, under the able guidance of
Prof. Kramer, whose eminent ability 10
sufficient guarantee for the most exact
ing. 1t 10 similar in some respects to
that rendered by the American Extrav-
aeanza company in their elegant COG
tunes, the dewdrop, snowflake and
icicle dance.
But there is the added interest that
our own comely young ladies will be
there as we'll in grace az In precision.
Those who will take part are:g
Spring-Maypole dance-Masters Irv-
n Iii Mt
Frank Alton, Walter Schmidt, Adolph
Rosa Markwalder, Lydia Gross, Tillie
Mahlstedt, Ida Frick, Oracle Kuhrts,
Pauline Puck, Amelia Leonardt.
Rope dance Miss Rosa Zobelein.
Summer-Greek dRnce-Misses Anna
Roeder, Katie Fellner, Lulu Maier,
Amelia Gollmer. Hattie Millner, Bertha
Gsh, Lucy Muller.
Harvest Dance-Missea Ella Heinze.
man, Stella Bumiller, Edna Bumiller.
Autumn - Leaves; Misees Anna
Strohm, Edna Hous, Teresa Klein, Julia
Wymsn, Clara Kuecht, Annie Wenger,
Lottie Dotter. Dew Drops:. Gladys
Hous, Clara Millner, Mollie Jacoby.
Blue Bells: Annie Gutter, Martha
NcitzKe, Sophia Kubach, Ethel Alton,
Erna Herzog. Mamie Maier, Anna Horn.
castle, Anna Zuker, Laura Charles.
Winter, Lovers Quarrel-MisHeH Clara
Millner and Mollie Jacoby.
snow Misses Elsie Knecht. Rosa
Kubach, Fanny Lang, FridR Feldhauser,
Stella Herzog, Viola HannimRnn, Clara
Leonard, Mary Muller.
Review march.
A delightful party was given by the
Monday Night club OF Boyle Heights in
the spacious parlors of the Hotel Mt.
Pleasant, last Monday evening.
Professor Stroll played several selec
tions on the either, and the Misses Roth
sang q NUM- Der OF charming duets. The
evening closed with refreshments and
dancing. Among the guests were
Mrs. A. John, Fort Wayne, Ind. Mr..
and Mrs. George Parsons, Denver, Col.
Mrs. S. N. Ryan and the Misses Ryan OF
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Ogden. Mrs.
Lyle, Louisville, KY; Mr.. and Mrs.
Beatty, Pueblo. COL; Miss White. Miss
McKinzee, Mrs. Herald. Mrs. Taylor,
Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Shanks, Mira.
Holtz. DR.. and Mrs. Davidson, Mr.. w.
Skinner, e. Summerlain. Los Angeles
o. Day, Buckley. Ool.; r. B. Mann,
Ontario, COL; ID. X. Fenner, g. w. Cole,
Frank Lasey, Los Angeles; Misses Roth,
+. Young, O. Kennie. Los Angeles; G..
Rsins, A. Smith, l. Britten, S. Ash
bsugh, Chicago; Mr.. T. Roth.
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The social committee having in charge
the grand carnival ball to be held the
closing night of La Fiesta de Los An
geles. believing it necessary to adopt
stringent rules for the government OF
guests in order to insure entire respect
ability, are issuing. to those who desire
the privilege of the dancing floor, per-
sonally addressed invitations bearing q
number. This number also appears on
the ticket purchased on presenting the
invitation at the place OF sale. The
name on the invitation is then written
on the ticket and the holder of the same
is required to sign his name in a regie-
ter opposite the number. These re-
quirements will cause some inconven.
fence, but they are adopted solely for
the protection of guests, and the COM
mittee hopes that, in view OF the great
amount OF personal attention they are
giving the affair gratuitously, others
will Cheerfully lend helping hand.
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The initial dance OF the Z ntre Nous, a
recently organized dancing club, was
held ut st. Vincent's hal! last Friday
evening. This fret night was decided
success, and insures still brighter pros
poets for its future. Among those pres
ent were Misses Nellie Wright. Pauline
Cornweli. Mynne Bowman, May Nor
row, Jennie Cambell, Grace Perry,
Louise Swan, Katherine Bagg, Burks,
Teele, Allena Bidwell, Clevenger. A,
Anderson, Dory Smith; Messrs. A. Hut
ton, O. Thrope, L. Kinney, V. Stewart,
w. Blackstone, N. Newman, W.
Mitchell, r. Moody, Ii. Spence, w. Oil
vsr, L. Sewer, P. Burks. A. Brown, E.
l-swis, W. Berman, ]. Blum, r. Loomis,
a Perry, F. Slemmons, r. Bidwell, B.
4arnell and others.
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Mrs. ]. II. Davisson entertained the
Tumble club on Friday afternoon at her
pl SAINT home on Boyle Heights. The
" fil programme WAS carried out and
nj , refreshments served. Besides the
mt1 1sbers OF the club several visitors
we7, there from the east Mrs. 9. II.
Eoc1-r, who is the guest OF MrH. Judge
PolAr; Mrs. TRlmage OF HorHeheads.
n. H. who is the guest OF Mrs. Charles
ForA ter; Mre. j. u. Foster of Omaha.
whtHi the guest OF her mother, Mrs. Z.
+. kEth, nnd Miss Carlin of Mime
spoEN who is the guest Of Mrs. r. S.
CroSHte.
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Ia idlkeption given in honor Of A. II,
koig "A grand dictator of the state of