Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-25
PERSONAL.

yesterday.
H. G. Plstt went north on the after
noon train yesterday.
DR.. William Ormiston has returned
from his northern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Scott, of Texas, are
in the city for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Jones, of Memphis,
Tenn, are visiting the city.
H. E. Law was passenger on the
north h-bound train yesterday.
H. M. Ives left for San Francisco on
the l 40 train yesterday afternoon.
Judge and Mrs. J. B. Banning, of Will.
mington, were in the city yesterday.
Charles Allen, who is attending school
at Berkeley, is in Pasadena on his winter
vacation.
Mr.. E. j. Chaplin, formerly of Pasa-
! dena but now of Los Angeles, spent Sun.
day in Pasadena.
Mrs. Merick Reynolds and Mrs.
Charles Reynolds, Of San Pedro, visited
the city yesterday.
Miss Addie Hasse went to Santa Mon.
ica yesterday to celebrate Christmas
with her parents.
w. Curlett, the architect, was a pas
senger on the l 40 train for the north
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. N. Crane and Miss
E. Bristoe, of Oregon, are in Los Ange.
les for couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Griffith and Mr..
and Mrs. H. R. Parrons, of North Da.
kota, are visiting Los Angeles.
Mrs. William Freeman, of Pasadena,
was called East Sunday morning by a
telegram announcing the severe illness
of her daughter.
Mr.. Jasper Hsrrell, a wealthy ranchero
of Visalia, is in the city spending the
holidays with his daughter, Mrs. Henry
Fleishmar, of S. Pearl street.
Phe following are the arrivals at the
Hotel Nadeau: DR.. W. E. Scott, Ontario,
CAL; F. @. Mahen, Peoria, ILL.,; G. B.
Lincoln, Chicago; g. E. Harwood, On
tario. CAL. 1. T. Torrey, Pomona; B. B.
Rich, San Francisco; E. G. Fowell, New
York; F. @. Mabler, Peoria, ILL.,; H.
Cutter and wife. Spokane Falls, W. T. :;
Fred Winters, Winter, CAL; Emil Ls.
claire, Toronto, Canada; al Leach and
wife, San Francisco; j. J. Heeney,
Chicago, Ill. w. B. Fairbanks, Kansas
City, Mo-; W. J. Murphy, Coronado; E.
@. Hurt and wife, Mrs. E. II. Horse,
Mrs. j. F. Romp, San Bernardino; S.
A. Connor, Pomona; John Wasson,
Chino, Cal.
Prof. Farini will leave for New York
on January Sd. with the following,
amongst whom figure some of his most
talented pupils, some of whom will I'LL
professional engagements, and others
will finish their studies under his imme-
diate supervision: Miss Blanche Dor
land, Miss Ida E. Mailman, two excel
lent sopranos; Miss Berenice Holmes,
contralto, under engagement with Emma
Abbott; Mr.. and Mrs. Waddingham,
Mr.. Watson, tenor. His last con-
cert in San Francisco was a superb sue.
cess, and extorted the mogt unstinted
encomiums from the press of that city.
Our musical virtuosi will greatly regret
the brevity of the stay amongst us of this
gifted artist, who in the past has been 30
instrumental in developing our local tai.
ent.
Chss. Vsndever, Bakersfield; W
| Kline, Chicago; H. E. Drein, San Ber.
nardino; Frank E. Jones and wife,
Memphis, Tenn. Jas. Griffith and wife,
Il. R. Parons and wife. North Dakota
Chas. 7. Healy and wife, Miss Blandin
Healy, Mrs. w. F. Sweeny, Long Beach
F. W. Beardslee, San Pedro; H. N.
Crane and wife, Miss E. Bristol, Oregon
E. E. White and wife, San Diego; M. S.
Whitney, Cambridge, Mass. E. Bing.
ham, Boston; J. B. Banning and wife,
Wilmington W. Scott and wife, Texas
W: Newport, Perris; J. Ii. Bullard, Ana
helm; II. E. Alcott, w. II. Clark, Ben.
E. Morris, David Stark, San Francisco /;
R. E. Mcknight, Kansas City; E. A.
Martin, South Pasadena Mrs. Merck
Reynolds and family, Mrs. Charles
Reynolds, San Pedro; Mrs. N. Daven-
port, Mrs. J. White and Col. R. W. But
ton, Cotton. are at the Hollenbeck.