Los Angeles herald., 1890-07-13

SOCIAL WHlRL.
The Summer Resorts Attract
The People.
A Quiet Week in all Parts OF
the City.
Several Weddings During the Past
Week.
Receptions, Surprise Parties, Entertain
ments, Musicals, Birthday Gather
ings, and Other Matters.
There was very little life in social
matters last week. Everybody was out
of town.
The French Society will give gr and
ball at Hazards pavilion on Monday
evening.
The Vernon Congregational church
has the Deestrlck Schule in rehearsal, and
Miss Louie Wright, assisted by her
pupils. will give musicale next Friday
evening at the Boyle Heights M. +.
church.
The Oxymels met at the residence Of
Miss Lockhart, on Ottawa street, Mon
day evening, and discussed Maria Bash
kirtsef as an author.
A very pleasant entertainment of the
week was reception given by Mr.. and
Mrs. l. Rees at their residence on Brit
tania avenue last Tuesday evening.
A party consisting of Mr.. and Miss
Libby, H. L. Pinney, and Messrs. Nc
Murray, Sterling, Monatt and Francis,
left for Wilson's peak on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.. Ditch celebrated
their wooden wedding last Monday
evening with large party at their resi-
dence, corner Main and Seventeenth
streets.
The members of the surpliced choir OF
st. PauPs church went to Santa Monica
for picnic Friday under the
chaperonage of Mrs. DR.. Clacius and
Mrs. j. E. Butler.
A reception was rendered to Rev. G.
Bugbee at St. Paul's hall on Thursday
evening. The hall was profusely deco
rated and large representation OF the
congregation was present.
Miss Belle M. Chrisp was married at
the Westminster on Wednesday after
noon to B. B. Cain, by Rev. Mr.. Bailey.
The happy couple have gone to Coronado
and will shortly proceed. to Tyler, Texas,
their future home.
A Quiet Wedding.
Mr.. H. A. Hart, proprietor of the
Natick house, and Miss Nellie Martin
stole march on their many friends
here in the city, and were quietly mar
ried Tuesday evening at the residence o
the Rev. Will A. Knighten. Their host
of friends have been extending congrat
ulations and wishing them bon-voyag
over life's troublesome sea.
Mulholland- Ferguson.
A quiet wedding took place at Kenil
worth, the residence of James Ferguson
on the Sd of July. Miss Lille Ferguson
was married to VIM. Mulholland by tn
Rev. DR.. Cash, of Edgemont. Tn
groom is the superintendent of the Lo
Angeles City Water Company, and is
well-known man with host of friend
in the city.
The Hammite Surprise.
Miss Bessie Hammite was rendered
surprise party Monday evening at he
home, 3l1 Winston street. Among tn
guests were: Misses Blanche Dacy
Luella McGurn, Stella Phillips, Ma
McCroy, Alias Trueslar, Victoria an,
Lotta Dacy, Messrs. j. Tilden, Waite
Parker, Burt and Claude Heffner, Georg
Fitch, Henry and William Maeder, w
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Reynolds.
A quiet wedding took place early Fri
day morning at the home of the bride
on Union avenue, the contracting partie
being Miss Emily B. Reynolds, late of tn,
Spring-street school, and DR.. ]. w
James, proprietor of the well-knowr
James mineral water factory. DR.. james
and wife left for Coronado by the morn
ing train. On their return they will re
side at their home, 1211 West Eleventh
street.
Walton ereman.
Miss Virginia G. Bereman and G.
Walton were married in St. Paul.
church on Wednesday morning last
Rev. George F. Bugbee performed tn
ceremony, which was witnessed by tn
friends and relatives of both parties
Miss Bereman is well known here, ant
is a young lady of marked musical abil
ity. Mr.. Walton has been prominent il