Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-01-28

The members Of Los Angeles Hive,
No. |, l., q. T. M. held public install
lation ceremonies at Elks' hall Friday
night Lady Jennie Fay presided as
Installing officer and the following
were installed for the ensuing year:
i. l.. G., Mrs. Minnie Clayton; l.. c.,
Mrs. Minnie Sullivan; 1T. c., Mrs. Mat
tie Boyd r. K, Mrs. Mary H. Den
mis-; II. X, Mrs. Jennie ~ Weaver:
chaplain Mrs. Emily Tappan; serg-
geant, Mrs. Mary Leinen, mistress-at-
arms, Mrs. Hattie Suttle; sentinel Mrs.
Katherine Rennie; picket, Mrs Fannie
Blmendorf; musician, Miss Fay Rag
land. The exercises opened with the
ceremony of reciting the retiring Off
cers,'who wore silk robes which were
made for the occasion. This was per-
formed by the twenty-four guards of
the hive who were dressed in white
uniforms with Grapes and epaulettes Of
red and black cords.
Miss Jennie Foy, a past commander
of the hive, acted as installing officer
and was assisted by Mrs. Olive Bailey,
mistress at arms; DIR. Mary Whiting,
chaplain, and Mrs. Mena Holland, sem
tnel. Obligations were given to the
following officers: Mrs. Minnie Clay
ton, p. L.: Mrs. Minnie Sullivan, l.. G.. !;
Mrs. Matte Boyd, L. r. c.; Mrs Mary
J.. Dennis, II. X; Mrs. Jennie f..
chaplain, Mrs. Mary Leinen, sergeant;
Mrs. Hattie Suttle mistress at arms;
Mrs. Katherine Rennie. sentinel; Mrs.
Fannie Elmendorf, picket; Miss Fay
Ragland, musician. The twenty-four
guards Of the hive then put on the
beautiful MaCCabee drill and executed
many new and intricate figures to the
delight os the assembled guests
Following this, Mrs. Hattie g. Walk
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Mrs. Minnie Clayton. with a silver dim
ing service in behalf of the hive.
Mrs. Walker also presented the re-
firing past commander. Mrs. Sophia.
Keyne, with q silver water pitcher and
tray. a gift from the past commanders
Of the hive.
Mesdames Nettie zelterberg, Richard
Goldberg and Nina Holland formed
the reception committee for the even
ing.
Arend's orchestra furnished the
music for dancing. which concluded the
evenings entertainment.
Baskets and bouquets of flowers were
presented to the officers and guards.
Midwinter Recital
The mldwinter recital of the Oc-
cidental college of music was given
last Friday evening in the hall of
letters at the college. Miss Frances
Gordon and Miss Ostrander sang their
parts very expressvely. Master Stan
ley Mcpherson, accompanied by little
Miss Marguerite Fetsch, played Il beau
tiful violin solo which was warmly
applauded by the audience
The program was: Overture to
Norma (BellinD, Miss Crane and Miss
Hale; "Oh. for Burst of Song" (Al-
liston), Miss Edna Cumberland; all
legro- from Sonata in D (Haydn),
Miss Alice Irvine; Lander (Bohm),
Miss Ruth List; THE Sky Lark"
(Koelling), Miss Edith Wilson: Mad
rlgal' (Chaminade). Miss Elizabeth
Horton; Ripping Waves" (Spindler)
Miss Hazel Ralphs; (a) Who Is Silva?
(SchuberD, OBJ Midsummer Lullaby
MacdowelD, Co Bonnie Sweet Bessie
(Gllber), Miss Frances Gordon; alleg-
10 from Sonata in C (MozarD Miss
Ethel Ostrander; Alpine Dreams
CIIlasserD Willie Wright; Hungarian
Dances, Nos. and (Brahms) Miss
Murphy aid Miss Rice Come Pretty
Maiden (Gornes) Miss Ethel Ostrand-
er; Song Without Words, No. L Men
delssohn) Franklin Newman; Riga
don Oancla) Stanley Mcpherson ac-
companied by Miss Marguerite Fetsch;
Impromptu .(Reinhold) Miss Bess Hal
loway;' Midsummer Dreams (de'Har-
deloD Miss Clopton Impromptu
NSchubert) Miss Janae McPeal.