Los Angeles herald., 1893-01-06
POMONA.
Gay Coaching Party Local Hap
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POMONA, Jan. 5.-The coaching party
(mention of whose intended meander-
ings In last nights moonlight was made
in this mornings HERALD) had with
them on last nights trip a monster tin
horn, some IL feet in length. which was
borne aloft-of the coach by Harry A.
Rowland, who made "Howl(and)ing"
success OF the footing OF it, for he blew
and blew, seated on the rear end on top,
while Miss Terry managed the four fiery
steeds. The top OF the coach was
crowded with young ladies and gentle
men, a portion were also costly en-
sconced on the leather cushioned seats
inside.
The young people who partook of the
treat rendered by Messrs. Louis Ely and
Louis Brsig of Mes FL Crag ranch
enjoyed the ride hugely in the hand
some tally-ho coach Hermosa, and con-
sisted of the following:
Misses Chara Broughton, Alice Giffin,
Jessie Padgham and Miss Terry.
Messro. Louis Ely, Louis Craig, Harry
A. Howlaud, Clarence Thompson and
Dick Rose.
A social time was INDUCED in this
evening at the residence OF Mr. and Mrs.
Fouch, corner of Third and Palomares
streets. Fruits and nuts were served
and pleant time was had.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Schooly, DIR. and Mrs. Henderson, Rev.
and Mrs. Bowling, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Ray,
Misses Eva Henderson, Anna Heath,
Emma Hoffmaster, Laura and Minnie
Rainy, Minta Rogers, Josie and Carrie
Burkhart, Sallie Dudderar. anna Paul,
Mamie Mock and Miss Bailey Messrs.
Bert Schooly, Joe, John and Lou Heath,
Edgar Duddersr, Tommy Davis, John
and Otis Dudderar, Ben Harris, William
Holiday. Charles Goodwin. Editor Will
lard Goodwin. Mesars. Hammer and
Carter.
Mrs. Wright taught the York at her
dancing school last evening. The ex-
pressions of those present were that it
is pretty dance-when you know how
The 'try, try again" motto will have to
be gone through before the class master
it sufficiently to pronounce it 'just
lovely" as has been said of the steps
taught heretofore by Mrs. Wright.
Mr.. 0. F. Giffin is having his office
enlarged.
Miss Ava Mock has been engaged as
an assistant in the postoffice.
Owing to the continued dull times in
the dry goods line, Mr.. E. W. Thomas
has dispensed with Mr.. Will Hammers
services.
The Alba Haywood company are
booked for this place the night of Janu-
ary 25th. Manager j. W. Lorbeer of
Armory opera house informs us the
management had to guarantee a 1925
house in order to get them here.
The officers of the Baptist church
elected recently are as follows: Trus-
tees, W. B. MARBLE and Calvin Esterly;
clerk, George A. Carter; treasurer, w.
B. MARBLE; collectors, 6. w. Ogle and
A. ]. Eads; auditor, E. A. Hubbard;
chorister. Calvin Esterly; organist,
Mrs. E. A. Brink; Sunday school super
intendent, Arthur Smith; assistant
Sunday school superintendent, Calvin
Esterly; secretary Sunday school.
Floyd Mitchell; treasurer. A.. ]. Esds;
librarian, Charles Arrowsmith.
J. Z. McComas's horse ran away to-
day, throwing the Judge out of the bug
gy, happily resulting in no serious in
jury.
Mr. Harry Meserve was married today
to a Mrs. Houghton, lately new conner
here.
Evening before last Mr. and Mrs. T.
R. Trotter gave pleasant card party at
their home on Center street. Those
present were: MIR. and Mrs. Trotter,
Mrs. Rainey, Miss Youngs, Miss Ruth,
Miss Anna Ruth, Miss Constance Ruth,
Miss Mary de Drummer, Miss Anna ".
Smith, Miss Carney Messrs. Fsirholm,
Thurman, Platt, Frank Ruth, Will
Strong and Will Hammer.