The herald., 1893-01-18
POMONA.
Some Social Events-News and Personal
Notaa.


POMONA, Jan. 17.-One of the most de-
lightful social events of the new year oc-
Cured last night at the beautiful home
Of DR.. and Mrs. J. W. Good win, on North
Carey avenue, in honor of the twenty
first anniversary Of their son. Willard
Lawrence Goodwin. The interior Of the
house presented q most enchanting
scene. The walls, corners and windows
were artistically decorated with choice
flowers, palms, evergreens, etc., while
on the large lawn were displayed many
Chinese lanterns. By s: 80 o'clock the
spacious rooms were crowded to the door
with invited guests. After short time
of social chatting musical and literary
programme was announced.
The most interesting renditions were
recitation, Laska, by Mr.. Frazier
Sale; instrumental solo by Miss Mary
Tener of Bethany Va. recitation, Archie
Dean, by Miss Annie Paul of Pittsburg,
Pa; vocal solo, Miss May Holiday;
recitation. The Lovers Dream, by Miss
Beatrice Scott; instrumental duet by
Miss Jessie Rubottom of Santa Ana and
Miss Lulu Myrtle Goodwin; instru-
mental solo, Miss Josie Burkhart.
This portion of the evenings enter
tainment proved highly enjoyable.
1t was followed by various parlor
games OF amusement as only young
people can enjoy. At seasonable hour
refreshments were served. The hours
OF morning were approaching when the
merry crowd began to disperse towards
their respective homes, after wishing
Mr.. Good oman, jr., many happy returns
and thanking the genial host and host
ees for the right royal manner in which
they were treated. Mr.. Goodwin was
the recipient Of many nice presents.
NOTES.
Miss Elva Standifer Of Los Angeles is
spending a few days in the city. the
guest Of Miss May Hollihay, on South
Ellen street.
Mrs. John Woy is convalescent after q
brief yet serious attack of illness.
Mr.. Willard Goodwin will leave the
latter part OF the week for Denison, Tex,
TO resume his position on the editorial
staff of the Daily Herald o. that city.
James T. Taylor, formerly civil en-
gineer and prominent real estate dealer
of this city, but late of Riverslde, is
spending few days in Pomona.
Elder F. NJ. Bowling, pastor of the
First Christian church Of this city, is
holding series of meetings at Chino,
assisted by Elder Gal Oghurn of River.
side Christian church. Thus far twelve
additions have been made. The meet
ing is growing more interesting each
night, and the prospects are very bright
for the accomplishment of much good.
Last evening the installation oi
officers OF San Antonio encampmeni
No. 8S, 10 o F., took place.. being in.
stalled by Otley Papineau, D.D,GV.
of Riverside. The officers are as fol
7 Brodob F., F. Little, @. P; J. J. Manley
Conner, 8. 5? ? J. EA 4. esrtbs,as, 81; heysFe +. "
Y. Debrunner, +. w.; ?. J. TAR Tarr and an,
George Edwards, G. of T.; w. S
Bailey, G.
O. w. Savage OF Santa Rosa. the q. p
OF the grand jurindiction of California,
is expected to be present at the lodgs
meeting OF San Antonio encampment.
Monday evening, February 9th.
Mrs. M. 3. Wright is visiting in Los
Angeles. '
Mrs. Minnie Yeoman left for Los An.
gelee THE morning for brief visit.
Mr.. Charles Tay Ior, son-in law Of r.
E. Hicklins left for his home in San
Francisco this morning,
Passengers boarding 9O3 local for
Los Angeles today were: Colonel J. A.
Drifill, R. T. House, G. D. Lsps. Louis
Eley, S. Caldwell and Ramon Veiar.
Mr. II. II. Vincent, freight and pass
enger agent Southern California rail
way this city, made his annual "tour',
around town today having "abosrd'' the
usual pleasing calendars of artistic
merit, which the company adyertisss
with, this time being one OF the Santa
re connecting lines, the Chicago and
Alton. The scene is reproduction of
The Sleeping Fisher Boy Krag, Munich.
The musicale given by Mrs. S. M.
Haskell, this evening. in honor of Miss
Jessie Allen of Aurora, ILL.,, who ia visit.
ing Editor and Mrs. Haskell, was onite
fashionable affair, the 40 guests who
were present attending in full dress.
Miss Jessie Allen. Mrs. DR.. Garcelon.
Mines. A. @. Abbott, ]. L. Rowland
Misses M. F. Eells, Stella Ford and
Madge Means; Messrs. F. L. Palmer. ].
II. Dale and Arthur M. Dale participated
In the musical programme rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pitser are here. from
Boulder, Colo with the intention of in
vesting In real estate.
Mr.. William Shut left TODAY on a
business trip to Merced, to be gone until
Saturday.