The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-13

OWiuG 10 uHtOro5euh oFohon hhu w
insure a perfect and finished perform.
ance, the entertainment OF Home. Sweet
Home has been deferred to Thursday
and Friday nighta of January 3lst and
February lat.
1t is safe to say that no society theat-
rical performance has ever bean given
in Los Angeles which could surpsss it
in variety. originality aud elahoratenesa.
Mrs. Minnie Hsnce Owens, whose
many friends admire her Interpretation
OF cOlored female character. will intro
duce tho part of Old Auat Chloe.
Mr.. Fred W. Blair, late OF New York,
where he held an enviable position as
humorist asd mimic. will also appear
between the regular acts. Ho will add
his experience to Mr.. Blake's in the
management of the stage and watching
the performers.
The sale of tickets is most encourag-
ing, and seats are now being reserved ar
Blanchard Fitzgerald music store.
The cast is as follows:
Squire Lowell ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, w. Barr
Young Lowell northumberland Winfield Blake
Old Kosin the Beau; -. .Dr. senior
pane Lowell Mrs; A. Mesin sue,
sister kuth Mrs. SIN ml pson
Aunty CnlOe .......M MIS-. Minnie Hance OWens
The Lovell children also take part.
The "singin' skewl" and surprise party
will be represented by Mira. Esdore,
misses Parsons, Hicks, Nswbauld. A.
Bouchet, Benson, s. l.. Bouohet, Rob-
sons, Fallin, Shackleton, Hsmb, Field,
Cullen, Heath. White, Aylsworth, lap
ham. Fallin; Messra. Dis Bray. Oewsn,
Bowes, Wilde, Faithful, Bailey, Fox,
AioK
Maguin, Morgan. Chapman, Douglas,
Troop, Edelston, Manning, Peary and
others.
The characters in tina vision are:
Baron........ Mr. Marion Wigmore
b. ron ess .......,. Mrs. MOdini Wood
Airy Fairy Lillian ..... Mrs. Bond Fiancisco
Maids OF honor; The Rival
There will be guests aud relatives,
among whom are the dancers of the
gsvotte, choir boys, flower girls, bridea-
mazda. servants, pages, master OF cere-
monies, etc.
Introduced will be members Of Ath-
letic club; Mr.. F. W. Blair. humoriat
and mimic; Mr.. A. q. Deseendorf,
darkey speciality; Misses Hasssn and
Smith, fancy dancers; Four Jolly Old
Boys, quartette, including Foley Parker
and Culwell.
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entertainment a scenic setting, calcium
light effects and profuson ef properties.
The costumer will be taxed to the ut
most, and many toilets will be made
outside.
| The regular orchestra OF the theater
has been augmented, and in one num-
Der the harp will be introduced.
The different departments are under
| the management of Measrs. de CONT,
Kramer, Blair. Blake, Cornell, Ayles-
! worth and one of the most indeiatigable
workers for the success OF the entertain =
ment, Mrs. DIR. T. l.. Burnett, who has,
with the earnestness and enthusiasm
which characterize her charitable work,
brought and kept together the young
ladies and gentlemen who are to present
the baronial hall and garrett scene of the
Mistletoe Bough.
LUNCHEON AT MRS. 7. L, BURNETT's.
An informal but very delightful lunch
con was that given by Mrs. I. L. Bur-
nett in her cosy home on Twenty third
street Thursday. The table was deco
rated with daintily embroidered dam
ask and delicious Parma violets, and
the menu was elaborate. Those present
besides Mrs. Burnett and her father, 7.
B. Burnett. were: Mesdanes Hugh W.
Vail, Frank Burnett. Barber, Cook and
Carson.
MUSICALE AT MISS GRAVES.
Miss Emma Graves gave a very de-
lightful musicale at the home of her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Graves, on s. Pearl
street, yesterday afternoon. The pro.
gramme consisted of different selections
from Bach. Chopin, List and other
well-known composers, and were played
in a mastery manner by the young
hostess, who ia q pupil OF Mrs. Masac.
After thoroughly enjoyable afternoon
| dainty refres h ments were served.
MERRY WIVES wHIsT CLUB.
The Merry Wives met last evening
the homo of Mrs. Victoria Harrell, 625
South Pearl street. Two extra tables
were invited to play with the club. The
regular "a hands were PLAYED and re-
freshments were then served. The prizes
for the regular club members were won
as follows: That for the lady. a cut. glass
vase. by Mrs. Sartori; that for the gen.
tleman, by Hugh Vail, ailvermounted
calendar.
The visitors prizes were porcelain
plaque won by Mrs. Villa Psrres and a
silver manicure won by Mr.. I. ]. Elem
ming. The guests for the evening were !:
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Caswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Paris. Miss Alden, Dr.. and Mrs.
S. s. Salisbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Vsnder Lsck, and Dr.. Kurtz, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. j. Flemming.
HERE AND THERE.
Mrs. Modini. Wood has issued invita-
tiona to hearts party Tuesday, January
18th, at her residence on South Pearl
street.
Mrs. Nathan W. Stowell entertained
the ladies OF the Orphans home board
at o thirnble party Friday afternoon.
MFR. and Mrs. Albert S Longley, OF
1882 South Flower street, entertained
with large dinner on Monday evening
last, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. George
B. Kerper of Cincinnati. Covers were
laid for 10. intending Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper Mr.. and MIRO. VIM II. Knight,
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. E. Rothery.
| Mr.. and Mira. j. P. Murphy have is-
sued invitations for the wedding of their
daughter, Miss Ina May Belvile, and
Mr.. John William Wilmington, to take
| place Tuesday evening, January Is, at
the University Methodist Episcopal
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmington will
be at home Tuesdays after February
on Visions a street. University.
Mrs. Nathan w. Stowell has issued
Invitations for whist on the afternoon of