The herald., 1894-05-27

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The orchestra of the First Baptist
Sunday school gave their fret concert
Friday evening. The young ladies and
gentlemen looked very happy as they
took their seats among bower OF roses
and floral decorations. The orchestra is
composed Of First violins, Misses Ellen
Percival Catharine Biehl. Mrs. 0. W.
Anderson. Mr.. Dozier; second violins,
Messrs. Harris, Bryson and Reese; viola,
Miss Sarah Cogswell; cello, Miss Susan
Cogswell, Mr.. Hubbard; flutes, Messrs.
Felix Taylor, Guy Lsmoresux; clarinet,
Mr.. Martin; cornet, DR.. w. Smith, DR..
Cronkhite; pianist. Mrs. w. F. Jacobs,
assisted by Mr.. Bagley, clarinetist, and
Mr.. Berklein, trombonist. The players
showed careful training and rehearBing
in each of three numbers played. The
audience was very enthusiastic, de-
handing encores after each number. D.
ii. Morrison was listened to With pleas
ure in his selection, Sunset, by Dudley
Buck. Mrs. Doin has a fine voice which
was heard to advantage, and was &C
companied by Miss Jacobs, piano, and
Mr.. Grosser, violin. Miss Pierson in
her number showed fine technique OF
voice, her trills and execution being ex-
ceptionally fine. Mrs. Ogilvie made
much of her organ number and Miss
Finney won much applause in her reci-
tstion. Little Christel. Perhaps the
piece de resistance was the Ave Maria
by Mascheroni, with violin, piano and
organ accompaniment, sung by Mr..
Cogswell, whose rich baritone voice
hsrmonized perfectly with the instru-
ments and made a grand harm onious
whole. Mrs. Cogswell accompanied
with her customary skill and intelli-
gence.
card party was given Tuesday even
ing by Mrs. H. LEVINE and Miss Nina
Jevne at their residence, 40 Burlington
avenue. There were 10 tables. The
rooms were Handsomely decorated with
roses. Refreshments were served at
the conclusion of the game. Miss Meme
fee won the ladies' first prize and Mr..
VIM. Edwards the gentlemsn's. Miss
Fairchild got the ladies' consolation
while Mr.. Walter Tyler was awarded
the corresponding prize among the gem
tlemen.
Those present were: Misses Boyce.
Fairchild. Bette, Clara Howss, Flora
Howes, Hareman. Lewis, Braly, Par
sons. Wallick, ALA Mark, Genevieve
Mark, Bumiller. Minefee, Helen Fair
child, Mines. w. w. Flagg, Foster,
Messrs. w. Nj. Edwards, Blake, Foster,
Germain. Sale, Spence. J. Jevne, Sinsa-
baugh. Bumiller, Tyler, Brady, kiden-
baugh, Nicholson, eastman, Potter,
West, hoffman. B. F. Coulter, jr., and
Teale.
A piano recital was given at 2l2 Bel
mont avenue yesterday, by Miss Conger
and her pupils, assisted ny Misses
Katherine Kimbail, Helen Ssnborn and
Estelle He&rtt. The pupils participat-
ing we're: Misses Edith, Mildred and
Adele Spencer. Susie and Lizzie Blk by,
Lloy Galpin, Edith Percy. Hazel Bry-
son, Susie Crowell, Nell Parker, Ellen
Simons and Marion Stimson. the music
rendered varied from grave to gay, and
included solos, duos and trios instru-
mental, with vocal numbers enough to
provide due variety. The pupils &C.
omitted themselves to their own mode
rate satisfaction and in manner to
make their teacher proud Of them.
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Miss Nanette Gottschalk entertained
her bridal party at a musicale and whist
Thursday evening. Those comprising
the party were Misses Carhart. Krecht,
Klokke, Francisco, Dorm and Mol I;
Messrs. Kurtzehcrn, Burks, Klag, Penn
berton, Gottschslk and Francisco. Miss
Knacht won the first ladies' prize and
Miss Francisco the second. Mr.. Andy
Francisco won the first mems prize.
The wedding OF Miss Gottschalk and
Mr.. j. Bond Francisco will take place on
June 9th at the residence OF the
young lady'e parents, on the corner OF
Seventeenth end Georgia Bell streets.
The ceremony will occur at s O'Clock and
the reception at 8 30.
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The summer graduating class OF the
medical college of the University of
Southern California inaugurated the
annual graduation dance of that school
last Friday night at Kramer's hall. The
affair WAS we'll attended and proved en-
jayable. Among the members OF the
medical profession present were Drs.
Bickuel, Ellis, MACEDONIAN, +. Builard,
~. bulln'u1 oaShcis uAuI PhJ, AottohH-
bee, Fowler, McCarty. Barber. Willis,
Williams and Branerd. The class is /:
Harry Smith, d. Lee Shrode, Robert
Campbell, Silas johnson and Clarence
Kayiland.
A number of ladies were entertained
at luncheon Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
J.. S. Osgood, at her cottage on Marvin
avenue. The table was decorated with
duchesse roses. Those present ware
Mmee Margaret True, Harrison Gray
Otis. Fred Fay, Kate Upper Galpin,
Lucy Spencer, Modini- Wood, E. f. Dun
nells, w. d. Larrabee, Sarah Long
streth Misses Helen Longstreth. Marion
Owen, Maud Gregory and little Miss
Davis.
Thursday evening Burton F. Lewis,
clerk of Justice Seaman'e court, WAS ten
dered pleasant surprise at his home,
127 Hewitt street. The house WAS pref
tily decorated. Music was enjoyed.
Those present were Misses Annie. Lii
lian and Nettie Lewis, Jeseie and Kate
va nell Messrs. William Yarnell, Percy
Fuller and Harry White OF Chicago.
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The supreme chief ranger of the In
dependent Order of Foresters, DR.. Oron-
hyatckha, will pay visit TO Los An
geles, arriving this morning via SAINT
Fe. An informal reception will be held
during tho forenoon at the /. D. +. hall
245 South Spring, and public reception