The herald., 1893-07-09

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and fond of the social pleasures OF life.
About fve weeks. ago q party of "a Of
them drove into Los Angeles with the
avowed purpose Of treating Messrs. E. B.
and A. B. Thomas, OF SIG Winston
street, to surprise party. 1t is need.
less to say that they succeeded in their
designs. and that the evening was most
enjoyably passed in social pleasures.
Before they returned to their suburban
homes q cordial invitation was extended
to the Messrs. Thomas and their friends
to drive to Glendale some even
ing, where warm welcome
would await them, and q good time
would be assured. Last Thursday night,
July 9th, was the time sele ,ted for the
return visit, P. L. Budinger's tally-ho
the mode of conveyance, and the house
OF MIR. and Mrs. Thomas W. Jones,
Glendale, the objective point. The
house was in possession of the Glendale
centingent before the tally-ho party ar
rived. When the greetings and intro.
ductions were completed all settled
down to make the time pass pleasantly.
Games followed each other in rapid sue.
cession until refreshments were served,
which we're partakeu of to the accom-
paniment OF lively chat and social con-
verse.
About midnight wraps were again
donned, good nights were exchanged,
and the guests departed for their various
homes, each one conscious of another
very pleasant event to store away in
their memories. Those who were pres
ent from Glendale we're: Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas w. Jones and three children,
Inez. Ethel and Roy; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobbs, Mrs. Potter, Misses Agnes Fiske,
Rachel Kanouee, Ruth and Eva
Byram, Ssla West, Marguerite
Biovino, Nettie jay; Messrs. F.
E. and c.. o. Albright. Theo.
Kanouse, Dana Fiske, George By
ram, H. @. Banker. John Shay, Burch
and Fletcher. Those from Los Angeles
were Mmee. w. L. Morgan, R. 7. Whit
tlesey, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M. Parker,
Misses Linnie Morgan, Dassah Thomas,
Annie, May and Frances Hughes,
Measrs. e. B. and A. B. Thomas, j. II.
Humphreys, Charlie Magee and Law
renee Parker.
On the 2sth of June, 1878, in Pine
Bluffs, Ark, two happy hearts plighted,
one to the other. undying fidelity and
love, and Capt. Edward Terah Haggin
and Miss Elizabeth Rogers entered upon
an uncertain voyage Of life, but in the
lK years Of marital bliss no cloud has as
yet appeared upon the horizon. On the
26th OF last month, at the handsome
and cozy home of Captain and Mrs.
Haggin, on the corner Of Pennsylvania
avenue and Bailey street, host of their
friends met to congratulate them upon
the fruition of their fondest hopes and
to wish them many more years of
serenity,
The recipients OF the pleasant gather
ing have been residents OF Los Angeles
for five years and during this time have
endeared themselves to a host of friends.
Captain Haggin, before his advent here,
held prominent position with the Iron
Mountain railroad, and since his resi-
dence in Los Angeles has been connected
with the Terminal and lie held in high
eateem by all OF the officials OF that
road. His peculiar fitness, ability and
long service pre-eminently fit him for
the duties incumbent upon him. Mrs.
Haggin is charming aud accomplished
lady, the daughter of Col. A. A. G.
Rogers, ex-member OF congress from
Arkansas, who is now spending his time
Will Ills sUbb-lA-lRWy OoPtaAA A1ut duo
John A. Pirtle. Captain Haggin's
Judge Terah Haggin some years ago in
Pierson, also reside in Los Angeles and
are honored and useful members of
society.
The companione of the forest of Los
Angeles circle, an auxiliary of the An
cient Order of Foresters, met at their
hall, 1878 North Main street, on We'd
nesday evening, July 9th. The COM
panions on the occasion, as token OF
their high appreciation and esteem and
as a slight reward for the we'll discharged
duties of their chief companion, Mrs.
Annie B. Andrews, whose term OF office
has just expired, presented the lady
with a most elegant gold watch. All
the lady's friends, and they are legion,
with seven first water diamonds and
three rubies on one outer case. all beau
ties, is engraved on the other side with
the doner'a initials, and on the inner
case is engraved A Present from the
Companions of Los Angeles Circle. 1t
is the work of Ed. Gerson and its fine
execution reflects great credit upon him.
The speech of presentation was aptly
made by w. A. Ryan, and was feelingly
and eloquently responded to by the eur
prised recipient.
Mrs. Andrews has well merited the
kindly remembrance of the companions.
The success end large attendance of the
circle is largely due to the. energy and
rare administrative tact of that sunny,
natured and cultured lady.
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The golden wedding OF Rev. John Boal
and Harriet ]. Boal was celebrated at
their residence, 2206 Figueroa street, on
Thursday evening by delighted COM
pany of relatives and friends. The
descendants OF this venerable company
are very numerous in Los Angeles and
vicinity, and they all assisted at the in
teresting reunion. Refreshments were
served at 10 o'cock, and number OF poet
ical souvenirs of the occasion were handed
In by guests and read. The rooms were
handsomely decorated, and the party
enjoyed the unique occasion until re-
specially late hour. Mr.. and Mrs. Boal
are in excellent health, and are happy
in being the center OF a numerous and
living family who are contributing
everything in their power to make the
suneet of life OF the venerable couple
smooth and enjoyable.
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