The herald., 1895-02-26

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| Mctllvary, Max Eagerer, Frank Clouser,
| al Hardy, Louis Yaeger James and Vim
cent Guercio. Dan McIsaac, Ed Hitch
| cock, Ted Henshaw, Charles and Henry,
Alfred and Amego Nair, Ben Foster
| Frank Whaling, George Neiif, John Gavin,
Herbert King and Joe Caldwell. During
| the evening Messrs. Frank Clouser, Max
! Eagerer, Henry Franck, Vincent Guercio,
| Louis Naeger and Annie Pollich favored
tn guests with Instrumental and vocal
music and Miss McFadden rendered sew
eral pidno selections.
A concert and ball will be given by the
ladies' of the Firsl fSpiritual Society Of
Los Angeles, at New Music Hall, 23l South
Spring street. Wednesday evening, Feb
ruarv 27th, at clock. Following is the
programme;
Selection by orchestra.
Solo, Wait Mr.. Postman-Alice Carter.
Washington Post March, violin and harp
solo, Call Me Back, L. Densa-Mrs. Mabel
Curtis.
selection-O rchestra
Mrs Caudle's Umbrella-Lillie Miller.
Cornet solo - Professor A. II Pinkham.
Duet, Eventde song-Mrs. irving Pierce and
Mrs Lizzie a. Streicher.
March, Manhattan Beach, violin and harp
Sousa and son.
:. A masquerade party was given Miss
Thursday evening. Games and dancing
were enjoyed until late hour, after
which refreshments We're served.
Among those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Richter, Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs, Mr..
and Mrs. House, Mrs. Meenzhuber, Mrs.
Il. Sibley Mrs. Fuller Mrs, Ellsworth,
Mrs 6. Rushton, Mrs: c. W. Merry, Miss
Lily Harnisch Miss Mary Harnisch, Miss
Mabel Simmons, Misses Nellie House, Kate
Mitchell, Jennie Bigelow, Clara Mutually,
Bertha Fallin, Pearl Cody, Minnie Miller,
Angie Mckenzie, Beatrice Wicks, Mabel
Stone, Rosa Mcdonald, Ethel Ellsworth,
Belle White, Annie Cooke, May Connor
Addie Perry, Eula Wingfield Stella Perry
Myrtle Mccormick, Matte Lyon, Dollie
and Grace Trask, Laura Richter and Mr.
Holstead, George Johnston, Mr.. Watkins,
Mr., Merry and Messrs. Harrison, Boyles,
Overholtzer, Stokely, Codington, stephens,
Mccormick Sanborn, OverholtZer, Cod
Donald, Crawford, Bigalow, Perry, Cox,
Stone, Easily, Spoor, Arms, Bullard,
keyes, Mcmillan Prescott, Peachy, Perry |
and Mcdonald.
The event OF the season so far in musical !
circles at Glendora was the recital given |
Sasurdav evening last by the vocal pupils |
of Miss Maud Wentworth. Something |
more than 300 invited guests were present, |
who signiied their appreciation by fire. |
quent and hearty applause. The event |
was one of special interest as showing the |
careful and conscientious work of this |
accomplished vocal teacher, and bringing |
to notice for the first time publicly some |
good voices While all showed
the results of good training, four of the |
pupils, Misses Rhorer, Morris and Taylor
and George d. Lunt, gave evidence of ex-
ceptonal talent. Misses Maxson and
Vaughn accompanied the voices in excel
lent taste and Miss Maxson's solo was so
encored that she responded
with second number. Following is the
Instrumental quartette, No. B. Mazas-Misses
Maxson Kidwell Vaughn and Mr. Needham.
September, Charlton w. X. Guiberson
Happy Days, A. Streezski, violin obligato-
Miss Taylor.
Tell Her l Love Her So, De Faye-Miss Plum
mer.
Legends. Mohring-Misses Plummer, Rhorer,
A Scene IRON The School for scandal--Miss
Mary Lamprey and W. r. Guiberson.
Rending-Miss Lamprey.
Fantese Melodique, Singelee, violin solo
Miss Alice Maxson.
Longing, Rubinstein-N. G. Guiberson
The Waiting Heart, TORY, violin obligato-
The Holy City, Weatherley Taylor.
Bright star OF Love- Robandi, violin obligato
- George Lunt.
Life Has No Power Donizetti-Miss Rhorer
and Messrs. Guiberson.
The Assistance League met Yesterday
in the Blanchard Fitzgerald Hail
md perfected arrangements for the booth
,hey VIII nave III tue Citrus Fair. The
,olor scheme of the booth will be green
md yellow; palms, smilaX, feathery bam-
300, acacia and yellow Marguerites. The
decorating committee, with Mrs. j. Bond
Francisco as chairman, will be Mrs
George Mead, Misses Adele Wedemeyer,
Nealy Hamilton and Matilda Jones OF
santa Monica. The committee on flowers
las Mrs. J. $. Nosburg for chairman, and
Ter assistants will be Mines. j. H. Ullev,
Margaret Hobbs, Fred. Thompson and
Mss Childs.
The committee on candy, with Mr..
frederick Blanchard as chairman, is made
Up of Mines. Duncan, Butler, Percy, Schu-
nacher, Hugh Vail and Won Slotterback.
Fresh flowers and candy will be sent to
he booth each morning, and the ladies
n charge will not be detained more than
hree hours at time.
The hostesses for each day and
,ortion of the day are already
'ledged For this week: Thursday
venng, Mrs. Fred T. Griffith and
fisses Adele Wedemeyer, Jeane Dorsey
nd Anna Cash; Friday morning, Mrs. j.
. Slauson and Miss Carrie Van Dyke:
friday afternoon, Mesdames Margaret
lobbs and George A. Mead; Friday even
ng, Mesdames J. Bond Francisco. Edwin
:. Earl, Misses Jennie kempton and Grace
ole Saturday morning, Mesdames Dun
an and Blanchard; Saturday afternoon,
lrs. Percy Schumacher and Miss Hamil-
on Saturday evening Mrs Frederick 4.
iritfith, Misses Bessie Bonsall, Beatrice {
handler and Mamie Prentiss.