Los Angeles herald., 1890-08-17

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garet Cornwell, Anise Van Nuys, Lottie
Platt, Daisy Moore, Mabel Garnsey,
Alice Stevens, Martha Russell, Nellie
Rowland, Hattie Smith, Bessie Bartlett,
and Masters Cyrile Wigmore. Llewelyn
Wigmore, Charlie Fox, Fred Shoemaker,
Fielding Stilson, Harold Butler. Roe
Sanderson and Frank Bugbee.
Mrs. Page and her daughter, Mrs. ST..
cottage at Santa Monica for the remain
der of the season.
Miss Matte Tedford is the guest of
her brother, G. L. Tedford, at 1913
Cherry street.
J. L. B. Alexander left on Thursday
for Phoenix, Ariz.
George Zobelein celebrated his birth
day Wednesday evening by giving a
party at his handsome residence on Fig
ueroa street. Multitudes of gaiIy
colored Japanese lanterns illuminated
the spacious grounds, and within the
house flowers were lavishly arranged.
Dancing was the order of the evening,
and at IL 80 sumptuous banquet was
served in the dining roo m, after which
dancing was resumed and prolonged
till the early hours.
Mrs. G. L. Tedford entertained a
number Of ladies at afternoon tea on
Thursday afternoon at her home on
Cherry street. In the evening the party
was enlarged and enlivened by the ap-
pearance of Several gentlemen and music
and social conversation served to pass
the time most enjoyably. Among the
guests were: Mesdames Fred Putnam
Ben Day, and Beebe of,Pasadena; Misses
Nettie Hamilton, Laura Brown, Estelle
johnson, Matte Tedford, of Santa Ana
Maggie Brown, Miss Wickersham.
Misses Blanche and Sue Beville and
Messrs. Darlington, Ellis, Hack, Brown,
Tedford, Thornton and Conklin.
J. De Barth Sharb is at the Occident-
al Hotel, San Francisco.
Mrs. Charles Sountag of San Fran
cisco, has been the guest of General and
Mrs. Stoneman.
Mrs, M. Burton and Miss Estella
Williamson of University Place have
gone to Portuguese Bend with a party
from Los Angeles, in quest of natural
history specimens.
Mrs. Chase A. Codori has returned
from her camping expedition to Santa
Monica on account of the illness of her
daughter Nita
Miss Annie Pocock, st. Louis Belle
who is spending the summer at Pasa-
dena, is at Catalina.
A. G. Willard, the we'll known archi-
tect of Riverside, is in town this week.
He is arranging for the erection of some
fine blocks and residences in that enter
prising city.
Miss Devens, daughter of st. Louis
millionaire is the guest of Miss O'Bear.
OF Pasadena avenue. Later on she will
visit the Misses Mullen, of Manhatten
avenue.
Mrs. Elwell and her daughter, Miss
Ventura, of San Buenaventura, are Wis
iting in this city, the guests of Mrs. A.
Rivera.
Miss Agnes White and Miss Collins,
OF San Francisco are the guests OF their
uncle, Mr.. G. T. Collins of this city.
Captain John { . Hannah, of Lancas-
ter, is in town.
Mrs. q. Reed and daughter, accom-
panied by Mrs. Beard, of Santa Ana,
have returned from Redondo Beach,
where they have been rusticating for
the past few days.
Mrs. Phil Royar, accompanied by her
friend, Mrs. Sippy, left for San Diego,
on Friday, to spend a wreck in the bay
city.
A number of young ladies connected
with the Plymouth Congregational
church have formed an organization
known as the Hilite society. They pro-
pose to give series of entertainments,
the proceeds to be used for liquidating
the church debt. An excellent program
may be expected in few weeks.
Mrs. T. K. Wilson and daughter Car
RE have returned from their San Fran
cisco visit.
DR.. Charming and his daughter, Grace
Ellery Charming, of Pasadena, leave on
Monday for Europe, where they will
join Miss Senter, now travelling through
the old world.
Hon. III. Rose arrived home Saturday
night from his eastern trip.
Miss Mamie Craddock of the Palmer
company is an Oakland girl and was a
pupil at SHELLS Seminary for some time,
receiving her first training in matters
theatrical from Mrs. Poulson who gives
instruction in Delsarten expression in
that institution. A few years of study
in New York completed her training and
she went onto the stage. Though Miss
Craddock, as yet, assumes a minor part,
she gives great promise as an actress.
In person she is petite and charming
and is clever both on and off the stage.
Yesterday Miss Craddock was the guest
of Mrs. DR.. Fay and her niece, Miss
Nanon Fay, who is an old acquaintance
of Miss Craddock's
Mrs. E. A. Otis and daughter Mabel,
who have been spending month in
Santa Barbara, returned home on Fri
day.
The yacht Rambler will take a party
OF pleasure-seekers to San Diego early
next week for ten days cruise.
Among the party will be G. W. Ayls-
worth and family, Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Odds, Professor Ferrand, G. E. Law
renee and j. l.. Burbeck.
Miss Belle Smith, of Santa Barbara,
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Gros-
venor at the Heathman.
A very pleasant reception was given
Wednesday evening at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Craft, l, 526 Phololto street
and Belmont avenue, in honor of their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j. Y. Clinton,
who are going to the beach for short
recreation. Music and games were the
order of the evening, and were INDUCED
in until late hour, when refreshments
were served by Misses Wood and Hattie
Croft and Daisy Maxwell. Among the
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Joy Clinton, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Collins,
Mr. and Mrs J. L. Deane Mr. and Mrs