Los Angeles herald., 1892-11-17

of grand march by 80 young ladies'
representing different characters, each
costume being made of tissue paper
followed by farce, Howell's Mouse
Trap and the Humaniphone, by eight
young ladies'.
Friday nights programme = Grand
march, illustrated song, Gypsy's Warn
| ing, Sunfower chorus by eight young
women, after which follows a burlesque
upon the poem Young Lochinvar.
Calvin Esterly, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Johnston, Miss Bond, Nathan Cohn,
wife and son, were passengers on the
early morning train to Los Angeles.
The guests at the Palomares are well
pleased with the new regime, Mr.. Simms
being typical hotel man.
A pleasant leap year surprise party
was rendered Miss Emma Wright last
evening by her numerous friends, among
whom were Misses Pearl Lockwood,
Blanche Beckett, Minnie Bond, Ella
Ross, Anna Ross, Ida Shut, Lula Good
rich, Ida Wright, the Misses Wright,
clara Patterson, the Messrs. Bert
Beckett, Frank Bond, M. Hoblit, VIM.
Pillig, Arthur Patterson, Arthur Wright
and f. w. Mitchell.
meeting at the lovely home place OF DR..
and Mrs. F. F. Little, on Holt avenue,
last evening. A lively and interesting
game of whist was played. The club
awards favors every fourth meeting.
Mrs. George A. Hall and Professor
Thompson won the high and Mrs. E. A.
Padgham and Howard A. Broughton the
low favors. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddaro
Jess of North Ellen street.
DIR. G. M. B. Maughs leaves tomorrow
to convey his wife's remains to st. Louis.
DIR. A. G. Robinson Of st. Louis came
out to accompany the doctor upon his
sad journey east. The interment takes
place in Bellfountain cemetery.
The Hotel Palomares starts up with a
new bus from Goslin's stables to ply
between the hotel and the depot.
Invitations are out for Social Hour
club dance at the Palomares the evening
of November Oath, issued by the COM
mittee on invitation.
Mrs. S. M. Sweet has returned from
her trip to Washington as delegate to
the G. A. R. reunion.
A grand ratification OF the election o +
Grover Cleveland will be held at Clare
mont school house on Saturday evening
at Z 80. The principal speaker will be
Col. w. H. Holabird, one of the stanch-
est Republicans in the county, who is to
make the ratification speech to satisfy
bet made with Peter Fleming over the
result of the election. Everybody is in
vited to hear this able speaker. There
will be good music by the Claremont
quartette.
The Fortnightly club held an import
ant meeting Tuesday evening at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Frary.
The subject for consideration was The
Life and Works of Tennyson. Mr.. W.
7. CLARK presented an excellent paper,
which was followed by discussion and
select readings from Locksley Hall,
Princess, In Memorium, Enoch Arden
and other poems. The club now has
membership of 80, and several new ap-
plications for membership were made at
this meeting. The officers are as fol-
lows: President, W. A. Bell; vice
president, W. T. Clark; secretary ana
treasurer, Mrs. Hattie Loud; executive
committee, E. P. Shaw, chairman; s.
M. Haskell, Mrs. w. A. Bell aud Mrs.
Alice Sanborn. Meetings are held semi
and the next meeting will be
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw,
on Second street, November Goth. Sub
ject: Whittier.
The ladies Of st. Paufs Episcopal
church held their annual fancy bazaar
sale this evening in the guild rooms in
Ruth block, in addition serving chick
en- pie supper. The room is fancifully
arranged with booths, and great many
pretty and useful articles are displayed.
The affair seems to be meeting with
great.success, judging from the crowded
assemblage and the raid made upon the
supper.
Colonel Firey's friend, Major Spill
man, paid the Office pleasant visit to-
day.
Mrs. Walsh left today to spend week
in Santa Ana.