The herald., 1895-01-27
brides aunt, Mrs. e. I. Kennedy, of 1914 Or

brides aunt, Mrs. z. /. Kennedy, of 1914 Or
ange street. principals being Miss Nellie Mae
McBurney and Edward W. Campbell the Rev.
DIR. Campbell officiating. Only the immediate
relatives and friends were present The spa
cous parlors were darkened and the decora-
tons were elaborate. After the ceremony re.
freshments were served. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell lett Immediately for an extended trip
through Southern California.
MRS. GALPINs DISCUSSION CLASS.
The club for the discussion of parliamentary
rules met at O'Clock Thursday evening. After
a slight review of the work of the week before
relative to motions in general, subsidiary mo-
tons were discussed in detail motion was
made and action taken upon it in the various
ways possible, causing much merriment, aside
from making practical use of the points given.
Several new members were present and a very
helpful and enjoyable evening was spent. An
invitation is extended to all persons inter-
ested in the work to join the club.
SHAKESPEARE CLUB
The Shakespeare club met Tuesday morning
at 10 o'clock in the Friday Morning club
rooms. The first and second acts OF Much Ado
About Nothing were studied. The more OBJ
scure points in these acts were explained and
quotations were called for. An informal discus
sion followed, in which the nothings in the
play were particularly noted. The third act
will be taken up next Tuesday.
NEwsBoYs' HOME ENTERTAINMENT.
The rehearsals are going merrily and system
atically on for the entertainment that will
take place next Thursday and Friday even
ings, January 31st and February 1st at the
Los Angeles theater. The different depart
ments which have been rehearsing separately
and at different times, will have full dress
rehearsal with the orchestra and all the
pharaphernala Wednesday afternoon Mrs.
Minnie Hance Owens will sing the Alabama
Coon during the performance; Mrs. j. Bond
Francisco will be the bride, airy, fairy Lillian,
and judging from the photographs she is well
named; Mrs. Gerhardy will personate the oa-
roness; Mr.. Frederick W. Blair will enact Sim
pie Simon, and introduce some comedy. Mr.
Blair is mimic impersonator who has recent
ly come here from the east, where he founded
the dramatic lyceum in Rochester n. Y, and
has given recitals of his spec atty in New York,
Albany and other place. If references are to be
relied upon, Mr.. Blair gives very high class
performance and is exceptionally clever in his
line.
THE CLUB EsPANoL.
Letters OF acceptance from Professor Cuyas
and Mrs. Jessie Benton Fremont, the first
honorary members OF the Spanish club. were
warmly rec lived at the meeting last Friday.
Mr.. Richards resigned the Office of secretary
cancy. Tie feature of the social entertain
ment was the Spanish proverb match. Mrs.
Perez aud Mr.. c. L. Lummis carried off the
prizes. Amusing anecdotes and delightful
Spanish ballad by Mrs. Hagan followed. when
the social meeting adjourned to meet Febgu-
airy 18th at the Marlborough school.
HERE AND THERE
The Assistants league will meet at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. c. b. Brown 1926 Portland
street. next Saturday aft rnoon.
Mrs. Ridgway and Mrs. Taylor have issued
cards for an at home Wednesday afternoon
February 5th, f.om 3 TO 8, in their residence
on orchard avenue.
Mr. and Mrs John Yaylor gave delightful
whist party Wednesday evening at their home
on Monmouth avenue in honor of Mrs. Clarke
SISTER of the hosD and Miss Layton OF London
The house was charmlngly decorated. smilax
aad carnations were artistically arranged in
the drawing room and in the dining room. At
the conclusion OF the game delicious refresh
ments were served he guests were: Capt
and Mrs &. L. Overton, Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Howes Mr.. and Mrs +. w, Braun, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waibright
The new Lake View hotel will give formal
opening at the Esinore Hot Springs resort on
the evening of Tuesday January 20, 1895.
Dancing at 80.
A pleasant surprise party was given Mr.. and
Mr.. Henry Roberti asst Monday evening at
their home No. 1917 Paloma street. Games
and cards were enjoyed and light refreshments
were served. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
II. !. Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. White, Mr.. and Mrs Milletty, Mr. and
Mrs. Cha mers, Mr.. and Mrs wilkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. I. II. Masters very pleasant time was
had, spent in games and cards, and light re-
freshments were served.
The time set for the commencement of liv-
ing whist at Henry J. Kramer's juvenile dane
ing recep ion is 7 80 sharp.
Mrs. Charles E. Hooper, of Denver, Colorado,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom Mckee, No. A
Colonial, Eighth and Broadway,
The annual reception of the Ladies' Benev-
client society for the payment of dues will take
place at the residence OF Mrs. C. Ducommun,
1349 Grand avenue, Wednesday, January Both,
from o 6. All members and friends are cor
daily invited to attend. Mrs Ducommun will
be assisted in receiving by the board of man
ayers of that society as well as OF the Asso-
ciated Charities
Companions OF the Forest Laurel circle, will
give an open literary entertainment, followed
by social hop, at Forester hail. No. 1927
North Main street, on Tuesday evening, jan
ua 18th.