Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-02
NEWS FROM NE|GHBOR|NG CITIES,
Santa Ana's Gay Observance of
Halloween.
Coming and Going Vessels Making
Business at RedOndO.
A Number of Social Events at SAINTS
Ana-Local Affairs at Redondo.
News Notes From
Pomona.

SANTA ANA. Nov. 1.-The moon shone
down in all her glory last night, which
was Halloween, and it must have been
very trying on fair Luna to see the boys
of this city playing so many tricks upon
the inoffensive residents of Santa Ana.
The boys here-and there are large
number of them-were out in full force,
and made the welkin ring as they pro-
ceeded up one street and down another,
carrying off gates and everything porta-
BILE in sight. They had great time,
and fortunate is the property owner who
escaped from a visit from them last
night. The boys, however, shouldn't
come in for all the blame, for the girls
bless their dear souls-enjoyed them
selves hugely at others expense, too.
Many pleasant Halloween parties were
also held.
One of these was enjoyed by those
who were fortunate enough to attend the
party given by Miss Lulu Howe, one of
Santa Ana's most charming and popular
young ladies'. The elegant home of Mrs.
Howe on Bush street presented very
attractive appearance.
The Misses Stafford and McClelland
entertained number of friends at the
home of Miss Stafford. The fates were
tempted by all the traditional Hallow-
e'en customs to show what of joy, grief,
true love or desolate loneliness was in
store for those present. A splendid
supper was served at IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Smart cele-
brated Halloween and the tenth ami
versary of their marriage by entertain
ing few friends at their home in this
city. The parlors were prettily deco
rated with chrysanthemums and other
flowers, and the supper was all that the
most fastidious could desire. After
several hours enjoyably spent, the
guests departed, wishing the respected
couple many happy returns of the day.
Miss Nina Mansur gave a party
assisted by the Misses Myrtia Edwards,
Pearl Glenn, Susie Ross levin and
Lottie Padgham. About twenty young
people were present, and it is needl ess
to say that pleasanter evening could
not have been passed.
There were several other private gath
erings and, all in all, last night will long
be remembered as very pleasant time.
Am. N. z. ENTERTAINMENT.
Next to the Silkwood-Our Dick race,
the entertainment to be given by the A.
NJ. N q. club is of most interest here.
The A. M. N. q. are supposed to be
society of young ladies of this city, but
further than that the HERALD reporter
knows naught. We do, however, know
that it must be good. for the girls here
are SO sensible and pretty they would
not have anything else. The entertain
ment will be held in Congregational hall
tomorrow night, and is billed as polit-
ical social. Following is the pro-
gramne:
Prohibition programme-Song, Glee
club; recitation, Ora Foster; 10-minute
address, E. E. Keech.
Peoples programme-10-min ad-
dress, G. F. Bennett; recitation, Fora
Sitton of Mcpherson.
Democratic programme-Sopg, Glee
club: 10-minute address, J. G. Scarbor-
ough; recitation, Miss Minnie Garrett.
Republican programme-Song, Glee
club; 10-minute address, j. S. Pitman !;
recitation, Miss Carrie Stafford.
BREvITIEs.
The report that the Olive Milling COM
pany had ceased manufacturing -four is
unfounded, as the firm is manufacturing
excellent breadstuf in larger quantities
than usual. The Olive Milling company
is one of the leading manufacturing es-
tablishments in Orange county.
Miss Grace Harrington, one of On
tario's most charming young ladies, vis-
tied Santa Ana yesterday.
Mr.. Ed Mendelson of Capistrano is in
town. Ed is good Democrat and says
Capistrano will poll large Democratic
vote.
Our Dick and Silkwood are both being
v orked on the track, and this morning
logged out a mile each in 2:15. The
weather here is superb and the track in
the finest condition. Experts say that
it is now the fastest mile track in the
state. AS the big race draws near, ip-
terest increases. Much interest is also
taken in the outcome of the bicycle
races, and with the programe offered it
is safe to predict that 10000 persons will
be at the track Saturday.
The party given by the Santa Ana So
cial club tonight was well attended, the
light fantastic being tripped until the
early hours of the morning. This club
is composed of large number of Santa
Ana's best young people, and it is their
intention to give these dances at regular
intervals hereafter.
T. V. Gator of San Francisco speaks
here Thursday night on the Peoples
party principles. The Populites are
happy, for the gentleman has the repu-
tation of being an able speaker.
John Hanson, tramp, was arrested
on charge of malicious mischief, in
having thrown rock through car
window of Santa Fe train. He had
his preliminary examination before
Judge Freeman this morning, and was
held to appear before the superior court,
with bail fixed at $1,000. He went to
jail.
B. N. Rowe of Redlands is in this city
on visit.
Seventeen hundred pounds of smelt
were shipped from here to Los Angeles
today.
A choral society will be organized in
Congregational hall Friday night.
Fail to DO Our Duty
Everybody has at times failed to do their