The herald., 1894-12-02

From musical and spectacular stand
point the affair promises to be unusually
artistic and enjoyable.
CHARITY BALL.
The charity ball to be given under the
auspices OF the Assistance leage, Friday
evening, December 7th, at New Turn
verein hall. promises to be . very bril-
liant success In every way. The prepar-
Ations are nearing completion. and go
much interest is being manifested
/ everywhere in the event thai q large
attendance is expected from the sur
rounding towns in addition to that of
Los Angeles. Mr.. Lowinsky and his
efficient orchestra will be at their best,
and those who attend merely ~ specta-
tors and occupy balcony seats will feel
amply repaid for their small Offering for
charity.
Mrs. ]. H. F. Peck, as head of the
decoration committee, will leave moth
ing to be desired. Mre. g. Wiley Wells
and Mrs. Hugh W. Vail, assisted by
several young ladies, have under
taken she task OF all the supper
arrangements. Mrs. John P. Jones,
Mrs. James 8. Slausen, Mrs. Charles J.
Ellis, Mrs. Frank STANLEY Ainnworth
Auu IuIds IIouIlCk -
the reception com mmittee.
ager, is assisted by DR.. ]. H. Utley. DR..
F. X. Ainsworth, Messrs. W. B. Cline,
Frederick 7. Griffith, James S. Slausen.
jr., DR.. W. LIE Moyne Will. Messrs.
Charles ]. Ellis, John P. Griffith, Frank
s. Hicks, n. L. Graf, Louis F. Vetter,
Francis J. Thomas, Hugh Vail.
The ladies in charge feel deeply CRATE
full for the ready and courteous aid
given them by the business men. Late
busses will be run for the accommoda-
tion OF guests at q moderate charge.
Tickets can be obtained on presentation
of invitation at Blsncherd-Fitzgerald
CO., 113 South Spring street.
BOYS BRIGADE ENTERTAINMENT.
The Boys Brigade which WAS organ.
lied ct Long Beach some weeks ago by
Rev. F. V. Fisher, the pastor of the M.
E. church, gave an entertainment at
the Tabernacle Thanksgiving evening
before q large audience. The regimental
bugle corps and q detachment from the
Sixth Los Angeles company went down
the evening before and assisted the 10.
cal brigade. The company of the Girls
Brigade which was organized after that
OF the boys slso took part ia the pro-
gram, and won much admiration by
their martial bearing and the precision
and dispatch they displayed in the ex.
eoution OF difficult military maneuvers.
The Long Beach brass band played at
intervals during the entertainment.
The program was entirely military with
the exception OF an excellent rendition
OF the Princess Irma aud the Goatherd
by Miss N. Clarice Cuthbert. Follow
ing was the program:
PROGRAMME,
Overture-Leng Beach band.
ocessional-rabsrnscleb battalion.
Singing, Brigade Ode-Brigade.
Prayei-Rev F. V. Fisher.
Guitar duet-Dr. A. T. Covert and r. NJ.
Lynn.
Recitation-Miss N. Clarice Cuthbert
Tsbieaux representing the different bugle
cals-a. Revieiie; b, Mess; 9. Drill; d, Inspec-
Competitive drill-dirls' brigade vs. Boys
brigade.
Taps.
The boys were declared the winners in
the drill, but the girls were in close
competition with them.
| WEDDING AT SAN PEDRO.
The wedding of Miss Ellen G. Savage
and Alfred W.. Martin took place
Thanksgiving evening at the residence
OF the brides parents. Judge and Mrs.
W. II. Savage. San Pedro, Rev. Father
Curran officiating. The parlors were
handsomely decorated with evergreens,
smilax and q profusion of La Marque
and La France roses. Leaning on the
arm of her father and earring in her
hand basket OF BRIDES roses and cape
jassamine. the bride was ushered in.
Miss Savage was attended by her sister
Josephine; Mr.. Martin by Mr.. Joe
Weldt. The presents bestowed on the
bride were numerous and costly and at.
tested the place she held in the affec.
tions Of her hosts OF friends. After an
! elaborate wedding dinner, at which only
the relatives and intimate friends were
present, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin left for
Los Angeles.
Mr.. Martin fills Q responsible position
with the Banning Brothers, in whose
employ he has been for a number OF
years, and as he is stationed at Avalon,
Catalina island, that place will be their
future home.
PROGRESSIVE HEARTS PARTY.
Judge and Mrs. G. s. Bartholomew n,
assisted by their daughter. Miss Grace
Bartholomew and Miss Jessie Hall, en-
tertained q very enjoyable progressive
hearts party at their residence on An
gelefio Heights last Friday evening. The
decorations were elaborate and after the
game refreshments were served.
The first ladies' prize WAS won by Mrs.
d. Innes and the first for gentlemen
by Lieutenant Governor Millard, while
the consolation prizes were won by Mr..
H. L. Pinney and Miss Louise Pinney.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. F. Bottsford, Lieut.. Gov. and Mrs.
Millard, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Innes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sessions. Miss Louise Pinney, Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Pinney, Mrs. Kiser,
Mrs. Hall. Mr.. O. w. Gridley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Collins, Mrs. Pease.
BALL AT NEwHALL.
On Thanksgiving night the young
men of Newhsll gave ball. which was
largely attended by guests from home
and surrounding towns. The hall was
tastefully decorated with red, white
and blue bunting, large palms and vari.
oua kinds of flowers.
Excellent music and fine floor fur.
nished the proper requisites for much
J enjoyment in dancing. A fine supper
was served about midnight, after which
dancing was resumed and continued
until 2 O'Clock. 1t was the frat dance
of the season and WAS declared . great
success by all.
| RECEPTION AT HOTEL LILLE.
/ The guests of the Hotel Lille and
| THAR frienda Weya uivan a racankion and