Los Angeles herald., 1906-05-27
To BE brilliant AHaIr

An interesting feature of the concert
and dance for the benefit Of the destl-
tute san Francisco artists and musl-
clans. which will take place tomorrow
evening at Kramer's hall, will be the
special Refugee Orchestra OF ttteen
professional San Francisco musicians
who lost everything they possessed IN
the destroyed city, even to musical IN
struments.
This orchestra has been organized
by w. f. Arend Of Los Angeles to play
for the dance which takes place after
the concert. This forms a practical
charity for sufferers now in Los Ange-
les In connection with the main idea,
II. 9. KAmmermeyer, 9. #. Porter
and other musicians who regularly play
in Arend's orchestra, will resign their
positions for this occasion in favor OF
the destitute men from the northern
city.
Arraneements in connection with the
dance part Of the program have been
made by the special floor committee,
1 Messrs. II. b. Kay, Russell Med. Tay-
,lor, j X. Macofnber. William Wolters
and Norwood w. Howard.
The program includes a reading by
Constance Crawley; aria from Louise
Miller CVerdi). Tom Karl; concerto Il
minor (Chopin), (a) allegro, Maestoso,
(b) Romance Larghetto, (c) Rondo Alle-
gro, by Peje Storck. The orchestral
part to the Storck program Will be
played on a second plano by Mrs. Will
liam Jamison. Aria from II Trovatore,
Miss Maude Reese Davies, accompanied
by Miss Mary L. O'Donoghue
Mrs. Banning is in charge and other
patronesses are: Mrs. Michael J. Con-
nell, Mrs. H. A. Ainsworth, Mrs. M. T.
Allen, Mrs w. Jarvis Barlow, Mrs. A. Z.
Balch, Mrs Cole Brown. Mrs. e. A.
Bryant, Mrs. Dana Burks, Mrs. Geor-
gia Caswell. Mrs. r. H. Hay Chapman,
Mrs Elfnellne Childs, Mrs. wesley
Clark, Mrs. Samuel r. Glover, Mrs.
Cornelius Co,e, Mrs. Schuyler Cole, Mrs.
W. Curtis, Mrs. ]. Ross Clark, Mrs.
George Denis, Mrs. ]. G. Drake, Mrs.
w. r. Dunn. Mrs. e. T. Earl, Mrs.
Robert Farquhar, Mrs. Everett Fow-
Ter, Mrs. William May Garland. Mrs.
Harry M. Gorham, Mrs. Howard Hunt
jngton, Mrs. Irving ingram, Mrs. Roy
Jones. Mrs. Frank King, Mrs. Mary
Holland Kinkaid. Mrs. J. o. Koepfil,
Mrs. R. D. Lacy, Mrs. Seymour Locke,
Mrs. Mary Longstreet, Mrs. E. j. Mar
shall Mrs. p. Avery Mccarthy Mrs.
Randolph Miner, Mrs. John w. Mitchell,
Mrs. James Montgomery, Mrs. Cosmo
Morgan, Mrs. Walter Newhall, Mrs.
Ernest Quinan, Mrs. George s. Patton.
Mrs. Charles Wellington Rand, Mrs.
NV fhOuiuoAlp MIS-. GCVl sc
Drake Ruddy, Mrs. Mary j. Schallert,
Mrs. William John Scholl. Mrs. Alfred
Solano, Mrs. Cameron Erskine Thorn,
Mrs. Kate Vosburg, Mrs. Jaro Won
Schmidt, Mrs. A. G. Wells, Mrs.
Dwight Whiting, Mrs. Mary A. Wilcox,
Mrs. LIE Moyne Wills, Countess Wach-
meister.
The Pasadena patronesses include:
Mrs. Blanche Hugus, Mrs. H. Page
Warden, Mrs. A. A. Libby, Mrs. G. F.
Holder, Mrs. Joseph Pugh, Mrs. j. H.
Mcbride, Mrs. A. Sherman Hoyt, Mrs.
John S.. Cravens, Mrs. H. j. Macom-
Der, Mrs. ]. j. Hunker and Mrs. Lloyd
Macy.
The young women who will distribute
the programs are: Miss Lois Allen, Miss
Marjorie Brown, Miss Huston Bishop,
Miss Isabel Vail, Miss Helen Wells and
Miss Elsa Won Behr.
Among the ushers will be Count Boris
de Londonier, Messrs. George Cole,
Harry M. Gorham, Arthur Howard,
Pendleton, Gregory Perkins, Porter
Vail, William VOTERS and Count Axel
Wachmeister.