Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-14
PEOPLE AND EVENTS.
THE PAST WEEKS CHRONICLE OF
SOCIETY NEWS.
of the World From Seaside and Noun
tain-News Notes.

the last of the month will open the sea-
son, to be followed it is hoped by as gay
a season as was ever enjoyed in the city.
Addis-Storke.
Thursdays issue of the Santa Barbara
Independent says:
ga notable wedding occurred in this
city last evening, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. Philip S. Thacher,
pastor of Unity Chapel. The prominent
parties were Hon. C.. A. Storke and Miss
Yda III. Adds.
''Mr Storke is one of our best known
and most respected citizens. He occu
pies leading position at the bar and is
politician of great prominence. This
gentleman is ready forcible speaker,
and has served with marked ability in
the state legislature.
"Miss Yda II. Adds is one OF the lit
erary celebrities of the coast. AS the
writer of short stories she stands preem-
inently the best in California. She is at
present engaged in literary work of
a special nature and is one of the most
sought after and best paid writers we
have.
''We are very glad to know that Mr..
and Mrs. Storke will make our city their
future home. We extend to them our
heartiest good wishes and congratula-
tions."
Pansy Euchre Club.
The Pansy euchre club met at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. V. Miller,
number 246 E. 2Sth street, Tuesday eve
ming. The presents given were very
handsome. The gentleman's first prize
was secured by Mr.. Fortune, Mr..
Dumont receiving the BOBBY. The la
dies first prize was awarded to Miss
Green, and the BOBBY to Miss Leak.
Supper was served at II O'Clock. The
guests departed at very late hour, all
feeling highly pleased with the evenings
amusement. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Montague, Misses Bessie Leak. Mary
Swan, Ella Nye, Mable Skofstead, Ida
Skofstead, Alvina Guenther, Mary NAL
com, Julia Green Bertha Swift, Celia
Nolan Minnie Montague; Mrs. Leak,
Mrs. John Weber, Mrs. Nolar, Mrs.
Swift, Miss Garcia, Miss Clark, Geo. O.
Miller, Frank Dumont, Henry Weber,
Sandy Edouart, Mr.. Fortune and son,
Chas. Hall, Mr.. Stevenson, Mr. Barnett
and Mr.. Pollock.
Thayer-FOwzer.
There was quiet, pretty wedding on
Tuesday afternoon in the rooms OF Mrs.
E. C. Ransome in the Pellisier block,
corner Olive and Seventh streets. Miss
Annie Fowzer, of this city, and d. Thay-
er, OF Long Beach, were united in the
bonds of matrimony. A profusion OF
flowers and vines decorated the rooms
and garlanded the bay window, where
the ceremony was performed by Rev.
DR.. Chichester. At the conclusion of
the ceremony the many friends OF the
happy couple fastened to tender their
congratulations, and after wedding
luncheon had been.sserved, the newly
welded pair left for their home at Long
Beach, where Mr.. Thayer has resided
for some time. Among the guests pres
ent were Major and Mrs. Elderkin, Rev.
Dr. Cantine, Mesdames Lynch, Minor,
Finney, Knox, Robertson. Young,
Hughes, Strohm, Misses Lodge, RAIDER
Finney, Freeman, Robertson and many
others.
Occidental Club.
The second social of the Occidental
club was held last Tuesday evening at
the Caledonia hall. The exercises of the
evening were commenced by piano
solo, by Miss Nellie Connor. Miss Hat
tie Pearson recited Blind Jim's Last
Leap" followed by piano duett by Mrs.
and Miss Pinney. Mr.. Clem Wilson
then rendered choice selection on the
violin, being loudly applauded. Mr..
Klages, president of the club, next eX-
hibited several fine specimens of the
Occidental art gallery. The entertain
ment concluded with the drama, ''Reign
OF King Edward ILL.," with the follow
ing cast of characters: King Edward,
Miss Maud Newell; Queen Phillip, Miss
Hattie Pearson page, Miss Nellie Con-
nor; crown bearer, Miss Dora Ross.
Dancing was continued until late
hour.
Black-Cheney.
The marriage of Miss Clara Belle
Cheney and Prof Robert Black of
Cambridge, Mass, occurred last Mon
dav evening at the residence of Mrs. j.
A. Cleveland, AL Yarnell street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. G. j.
Miller, the assistant pastor OF Broadway
M. E. Church, in the presence OF a COM
pany of invited guests. Prof. Black
has been stationed at Wilson's Peak for
the last two years and soon returns to
Harvard University, with which he is
connected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman are at the
Argyle.
Miss Lola Clegg is the guest of friends
in Pomona.
Miss Eta Hitler has returned from
her long sojourn at Catalina.
Miss Florence Perry has returned from
her summer at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Abel have re-
turned from their bridal trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Starr and family Of
Tucson, are guests at the Menlo.
Miss Junkin is home again after a
weeks vacation at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Stilson of Angeleno Heights gave
musicale at her residence Friday
evening.
Miss Clemens has returned from Cat
alma accompanied by her friend, Mrs.
Taylor.
The friends of James Slauson will be
gratitied to learn that his health is much
improved.
A. X. Crawford and family have re-
turned from the east and are again at
the Lincoln.
Mrs. r. w. Ellis left on Saturday for
San Francisco for two weeks visit with
friends there.
Miss Edith McCulloch left last week
for prolonged visit in San Francisco
with friends.