The herald., 1895-01-06

, entertainment to be .,.Sen for the
beit of homeless news and working
boz at the Los Angeles theater on
suess in every way. Arrangements
appropriations are going merrily and
systematically on; the various depart
NETS are in efficient hands and all is
bong done that can be to make it an
artitic success. 1t is d romantic and
pantmine, under the title of Home.
Swee Home. During the course of the
performance there will be introduced q
numler of attractive special features.
musiIal, Terpsichorean and spec
taoulr. A selected chorus of
40 will render old folks concert tunes
and 'peratic interpretations and among
the eolos, duets, trios and quartettes
will % found new music, written for the
occaiion, and revival of old music that
has rot been performed for years. This
varied patchwork, woven 20 form q CO.
herent story, is termed pasticcio panto-
mime, and is a fad just now in London.
Paris and New York. The first scene is
an old colonial homestead, in which are
the choruses of the old fashioned folk.
The Sleigh Ride and The Singin' Skewl;
On to the Banquet from The Sorcerer. The
God OF Every Nation from Billee Taylor,
and baritone aria composed especially
by Miss Ellen Norton for this occasion
and for Mr.. Blakes voice. In the sec
ond scene. the baronial hall, is the
grand bridal procession and gavotte. in
which a number of society people have
already consented to take part and
othern are expected to join. In the pro.
cession, among others, will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh W. Vail. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. d.
Silent, Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner P. Hunt,
Mr.. and Mrs, Godfrey Holterhof, Mr..
and Mrs. John Foster, DR.. and Mrs. I.
l.. Burnett. The bridesmaids will have
among their number Misses Ryan.
Burnett and Landt, and in the
dance will be Misses Anna Foster,
Olga Mark, Abby Easton. Harriet Smith,
Messrs. Paul Martin, Horace Hender-
sou, RIDDEN bsugh. Teale, Kellam, Charles
Bunnell, and others. A serpentine dance
will also oe introduced in the second
scene with colored light effect the
Merry Sleigh Ride, en- instrumental
musical joke perpetrated by the ladies (;
Mr.. Marion Wigmore will sing colo num-
the Athletic club will give an artistic ex-
hibition. In the third scene will be seen
an old folks apple bee, with chorusss of
Cousin Jedediah; spsling beo; Money
Mush. and Brothers Lullaby, composed
by Winfield Blake, will be among the
attractions, followed by the Awakening;
and finale, Aud Lang Syne.
The patronesses are Mechanics Rabbi
Blum, Ed Boabyahell, Frank Barnett,
I. l.. Burnett, J. Brousseeu. Emeline
Childs, Ozro w. Childs, Chandler, Geo.
L. Cole. l. j. Conroy. j. w. Carson. j.
Z. Cook. Chapman. J. F. Cosby. David
Collins. Crow, Ducommun. D. F. Dom
gan, Eastman, w. G. Furrey. @. W.
r. Ford, Fairchild, Foy, J. Bond Fran
isco. Lewis Croft. Gould, Goss. Hug hes,
elizabeth Hollsnbeck. DR.. Hogan. II.
evne, E. p. Johnson, Hendricks, o.
!. johnson, Chas. Luckenpack, Mellus,
dalcolm Macleod, q. d. Matthews, s.
:. Mcneil, Newmark, J. A. Osgood. DR..
oatski. Peace. William H Perry, Charles
Prayer. William Pridhnm. H. L. Prin-
icy, Frank RAIDER l.. j. Rose, Mark
sibley Severance, I. f. Sartori, N. w.
;towell. W. A. Spalding. D. G.. Stew.
ms. DR.. S. S. Salisbury, George Steckel,
strong. Hugh w. Vail. Modini Wood,
Jharlss L. Willis, .. H. White, w. $.
Vedemeyer, Mrs. T.. A. Alden, Miss
katherine Casey, Miss Laura B. keas.
ng. Mr.. Winfield Blake is stage man.
ger.
PARTY AT MRS. HUGHES.
New Years eve, Mr.. and Mrs. D.
[ughes entertained a party of their
Dung friends at their home, S43 Hem
,ck street. in honor of the birthday an
iversary Of their daughter, Annie. A
cry pleasant evening was spent by all
resent, music and games causing the
Ours to pass all too quickly. Refresh
nelts were partsken of while the blow
ngof whistles announced the arrival of
heNew Year. shortly after which the
Euets departed.
he following were present: Rsv.
an( Mrs.. d. Hughes. Mr.. and Mrs. f.
NJ Parker, Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Hicks
the Misses s. e. Hughes. Donalda Ma.
gee Dassah Thomas, Linnie Morgan.
Ma Hughes. Ida Larsen, Frances
Hu,hes, Florence Newell, Mamie Love,
Etipl Rees. Annie Hughes; Prof. j. B.
Ne7ell; Messrs. e. B. Thomas, G.
Douglas Magee, w. Jones, A. w. Kim
ney Fred Magee. Will Parker, Clarke
Briggs. George Lock wood. Arthur Grit.
18th, Perry Parker, Rea Hanna.
RAINBOW PARTY.
A rainbow party was given on New
Yeats eve by the Misses Phoebe Aiken,
Ivy Green and Maude Vail. at 2O8 North
MaiI street. The frat prize was won by
Ira B. Martin, and the consolation prizs
by Will A. Greene. Excellent piano
selections were rendered by Miss Ger
trude Wager and Harry Lewellyn.
Alter refreshments were served dancing
was INDUCED in until the dswning of
the new year. A most delightful even
ing was spent.
Among those present were: Misses
Phoebe Aiken, Ivy Green. Maude Vail,
Flora Lawrence, Oral Bonebraks, Anna
Smith, Gertrude Wager of San Bernar-
dino, May Smith and Ril.a Barbee
Messrs. w. P. Smith of Tucson. Harry
Lewellyn, Ira B. Martin OF Ventura,
Will A. Greene and Clarence Craw of
Long Beach, j. II. Parker, Harry M.
Salyer, W. b. Merriam, Edgar Aiken,
Col. and Mrs. ]. S. Bnrbee and Mrs. M.
a. Green.
PROGRESSIVE EUCHRE.
Miss Nellie Smith gave most delight
Jul progressive euchre party ct the resi.
dence OF her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Smith, 245 South Grand avenue, Friday
evening. The house was charmingly