Los Angeles herald., 1891-03-17
this trip is in connection Herewith.
Mrs. Wyatt accompanied him.

this trip is in connection Herewith.
Mrs. Wyatt accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglass A. Lindley, of
Sacramento, are visiting relatives in
Whittier and Los Angeles, and attending
the citrus fair. Mr.. Lindley is of the
firm of Lindlev & Co., wholesale grocers,
and is one of committee appointed by
the Sacramento board OF trade to repre-
sent Central California at the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Thomson, who
are making a pleasure trip down the
coast by easy stages, from San Francisco
to San Diego, are at the Nadeau. Mr..
Thomason is we'll known in San Fran
cisco, where he is connected with E. r.
Thomason & Co., Thomson & Williams
and T. Coyne & Co., general contractors.
Miss Jennie Winston. formerly of
Pasadena and this city, made her first
appearance before San Francisco
audience last Friday evening. Her
selection was bolero from Cecillian
Vespers, by Verdi. She scored a signal
success. and was recalled three times.
Miss Winston is making special study
under Nine. Rosewald at present.
Mr.. +. P. Donnell, who has spent
several months at the "health' resorts
in Florida, has very poor opinion of
Everglades for hygienic purposes. He
says that the atmosphere lie always
freighted with dense moisture when it
is not steaming with heat from burn
ing SUM- He says that one inch of
Southern California is worth acres OF
Florida to the invalid.
Superintendent Samuel Flint, of the
railway mail service, after making a
thorough inspection as to the needs in
the service in Southern California, de-
parted for San Francisco last evening to
resume his duties. Mr.. Flint's mission
was to ascertain the amount OF damage
done by the late washouts in delaying
mails, OF which he will make full
report to the postoffice department at
Washington.
Colonel and Mrs. Ayers, Mr.. and Mrs.
EdF. Bailey, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Had
ley, Misses Evelyn Aull, Strong, Lewis,
Black, Banta, Barnes and Palmer, Mrs.
Hardy and Mrs. G. L. Strong, Drs. Fran
els and j. B. Cook and Messrs. Utolf, G.
L. Scott, Albert Lindley, Fred Hadley,
Barnes, Black, Charles Hamburg, Frank
lin Jordan and Charles Farrell were the
guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Lindley at Whit
tier last Saturday evening. The feature
of the evening was drive whist game,
which was greatly enjoyed by ALL
Morris Phillips, editor of the Home
Journal, New York, who, with his two
daughters, was a guest at the Westmin-
ster hotel three weeks ago, has been at
the Redondo hotel for the past five days.
He expresses himself as delighted with
Redondo, and thinks that there is
great future for it. Mr.. Phillips goes to
Europe nearly every year and travels ex-
tensiyely in this country, and yet he
says that "the Redondo hotel is one of
the best kept hotels he ever visited"
The Phillips party passed through Los
Angeles yesterday, en- route for Santa
Barbara.
NJ. Louis Frechette, of Montreal, the
national French Canadian poet, has ar
rived in Los Angeles, where he will
spend month with his uncle, M. Pru-
dent Beaudry. M. Frechette is the
correspondent of the French
Academy at Paris, to which city he paid
a visit of three months last year, and
was constantly the object during that
time OF the most flattering attentions
and continuous receptions. We hope
that his stay in Los Angeles will be
made counterpart of his pleasant ex-