Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-01
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SAN ia ANA.
Prospects for the New Year-MasoDic
Bsnquet-Notes.

fTOspecb9 1Or tn0 new IeHr-ndhOuAc
Banquet-Notes.
SANTA ANA, Dec. 31.-By the time this
letter is read by Santa Anans, 1892 will
have been forever ushered into the past
and 1898 will be with us. For Orange
county the year just past has been de-
cidedly prosperous, aud during the past
IL months this county has progressed
and improved in a most encouraging
way. We have increased the taxable
property in this county from little
short of 80 900 600 to nearly $1l 1000, 200,
and brought to completion enterprises
and establish ments that mean much to
the future welfare of all.
MASONIC BANQUET.
Santa Ana lodge, No. 241, F. & A. M,
installed new officers last evening as
follows: M. A. Menger, w M. &c. G. Fife,
S. W.; D. T. Brock. J. W.; M. L. Lane,
treasurer; d. F. Jones, secretary; @. d.
Ambrose, chaplain; r. A. S. Wade, mar
shal; R. E. Hewitt, S. D.; J. 7. Smith,
j. D. E. D. Jones and A. r. Paul, stew
ards; 7. s. Butler, tyler. After the in
stallation, those present repaired to the
Brunswick hotel. where most excel
lent banquet was spread. DIR. j. L..
Dryer was toastmaster, and the affair
was most enjoyable one.
WORLDS FAIR MEETING.
The Orange County Worlds Fair as
sociatlon held meeting today with M.
J. Bundy, G. M. Ford, H. Joplin and
E. A. White present. A committee was
appointed to examine the exhibit of J.
@. Joplin, and confer with him and OBJ
tain his price for the same, with view
to purchasing it. This exhibit OF Mr..
Joplin, consisting of canned fruits, jel-
lies. fruit juices and products of his
farm, is one Of great beauty and the as
sociation will do well to buy it. A COM
mittee was also appointed to ascertain
the cost of renting the opera house for
month, and if the report is favorable
the exhibit will be displayed here be-
fore sending it to Chicago.
BREvITIEs.
Marriage licenses were issued today
to Columbus Dinwiddie and Annie c..
Croser of Santa Ana and to Joseph
Davis and Josie Crisp of the Bolsa.
Mrs. j. 7. Hopkins entertained her
Sunday school class at her house last
Sunday, the young people being treated
to one OF the neatest tea parties OF the
season.
William Pannier and Miss Sarah
Hasshider were united in marriage at
the residence of the BRIDES parents in
this city yesterday, Rev. O. Berner Off
ciating.
Miss Nancy Waite, one of Santa Ana's
most accomplished young ladies', re-
turns to Los Angeles tomorrow.
Miss May Keller will spend New
Years with Pasadena friends.
The Misses Hervey delightfully."- en-
tertained number of friends at the
house of their parents, in this city, last
night.
About 15 boys and girls attended the
joint meeting of the Jefferson and Gar
den Grove literary clubs held at Garden
Grove last night, and report having had
very enjoyable time.
DR.. J. E. Young and wife left for San
Francisco this morning, where they will
remain for some time.
The following is the programme for
the concert tomorrow evening at G. A.
r. hall:
Come Thou Almighty King-Orchestra and
choir.
oh Speed Thee Christian on Thy way-or
chestra and choir
solo-when the Mists Have Rolled Aaway-
M. P. Chubb
Address, For the New year-Rev. e. R. Wat
son.
God Bless Our Native Land-orchestra and
choir.
Solo. Far Away-R. I. Tolle.
chestra and choir.
Benediction.