Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-31

abroad, and went to San Francisco for
several weeks stay on Wednesday.
T. Turner has gone to Portland, Me-,
to rusticate this season, but will return
to Los Angeles in the early autumn.
Mrs. Abbie E. Johnson has gone to
Beaumont, where she intends making an
extended stay for the benefit of her son,
who is in delicate health.
Miss Susie L. Rogers, of Boyle
Heights, accompanied by Miss Clara E.
Feltham, of Brooklyn, n. Y, left We'd
nesday for visit to the mountains.
L. S. Harman, of Ohio, is at the West
minister. Mr.. Harman has decided to
make his home in Southern California,
and his family will join him in the near
future.
f. Booth, assistant professor in the
college of mines at the State University
in Berkeley, is camping at Catalina with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Booth of Los
Angeles.
Miss Blanche Pinninger and Miss
Maud Wells of Reno, New, the guests of
Mrs. Nicol, 900 South Olive street,
returned last Sunday to their home via
San Francisco.
H. K. Williamson, of Ontario, Canada,
is the guest of Mrs. E. Philip, in this
city, and has returned from the summit
of Wilson's Peak, in company with Mr..
Walter Philip.
Mrs. More of the Winona, the we'll
known artist, will visit San Francisco on
her return from the east She expects
to be in her apartments in this city by
the last of September.
Mrs. E. n. and Mrs. Sanford Robinson
of San Francisco are pleasantly located
in apartments at the Westminster, while
the Messrs. Robinson are looking up the
resources of Southern California.
Miss BERTHE Draper, the daughter of
Major Draper, who resides on Olive
street, has returned to Los Angeles.
Miss Draper will be warmly welcomed
by her many friends in this city after
her protracted visit in the regions OF
Canada.
On Saturday week ago a gay party,
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. T. 0. Har-
vey, of Santa Fe Springs; Mrs. L. S.
Steele, Miss Florence Brelsford, Miss
Selma Fouck, Miss Gertrude Eastwood
and Messrs. Bert Goodrich and Henry
Guyot, OF Los Angeles, made a trip up
Wilson Peak
A gay party of Angelenos camping at
Long Beach departed on Thursday for
San Pedro lighthouse and various
points of interest along the shore. They
are making the excursion in private
carriages, and expect to bring back
some fine specimenes of abalones.
Among the pleasure seekers are the
following people: Mrs. Captain Wyman
and sister, Mrs. E. E. Mellete. Misses
Ouida and Maizie Marion, OF Los Ange-
les, Mr.. and Mrs. Pollard and family, OF
the East Side.
On Friday evening of last week the
Mandolin club rendered some fine Sc
lections, and the guests and members
enjoyed themselves until late hour,
among whom were: Messrs. Steve Al
den, D. G. Peck, w. r. McKendrick,
M. H. Alter, NJ. D., S. f. Lewis, j. d.
Teehan, R. P. Bronson, J. S. Litteller,
j. A. Thomas, Fred Thomas, Charles E.
Alexander, W. D. Clark, Jordan Stone,
John Cowan, j. Bangster, jr., G. c..
Briggs, j. H. Carson, NJ. D. Tillotson,
j. 7. Walker, Bronson, jr., j. NJ. Stew
ems, Anderson, DeGroot, Alter, jr., and
Mr.. Monesento.
A progressive euchre party was given
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Miller. at their
residence. NO. 2U4 West IWenty-thlrd
street, Friday evening. A large num-
Der from the East Side were present.
The Misses Fallin rendered some very
choice piano solos. At eleven O'Clock
supper was served, after which dancing
was INDUCED in till late hour, when
the guests departed, all feeling highly
pleased with the evenings entertain.
ment. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Coruthers, Mrs. Fallin,
Miss Lutten. Miss Nina Fallin, Miss May
Fallin, Mr.. w. H. Field, DR.. and Mrs.
Marks, Mr.. Cramer, Mr.. Dumont, Mr..
A. H. Fallin, Mr.. G. o. Miller, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Martin, Mrs. Redus,
Miss Bessie Leak, Miss Green, Mr.. W.
N. Miller, Mr.. J ohm Pessel, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. V. Miller, Col. S. X. Wilson, and Mr..