The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1894-02-14
SANTA ANA.
An Elegant Eastern Star Reception.
News Notes and Personals.

News Notes and Personals.
SANTA ANA, Feb. 13.-Lsst night the
ladies OF Hermosa Chapter 105, o. E s.,
gave a reception to the Masonic lodge
and all visiting Mssons within the juris-
diction of Santa Ana, and quite num-
Der were present from abroad. About
200 guests were present and enjoyed
fine programme OF music and recita
tions, essays, etc.
Mrs. J. G. Scarborough and Mrs. Lib
bic Easton sang eolos which were well
received.
Mrs. Adelio Mendelson of Capistrano
recited and Mrs. Eureka Rupell read
beautiful essay.
DR.. M. A. Menges gave an original
recitation on The Best Trade / Ever
Made.
There was a short talk by H. A. Pea
body, and a song by Isom Wray of In.
diana.
After the programme was ended the
doors to the elegant banquet room were
thrown open and the guests we're in
vited in where a bountiful lunch was
awaiting them. After the refreshments
were finished the whole company was
turned into social gathering. which
lasted until late hour, when the guests
bid goodbye to the ladies and went
home. The success of the reception is
due mostly to the worthy matron, Mrs.
DR.. J. r. Medlock, for her untiring eff.
forts to have the reception credit to
the Eastern Star.
Mr.. W. R. ellison, who has a fine
ranch in Garden Grove, brought into the
HERALD branch Office a navel orange
,ah
old without irrigation. The orange
clean, no scale at all, and Mr.. ellison
touched by frost.
Mr.. @. M. Holmes will entertain the
members of the Checker club at his
house tonight at an old-fashioned ''stag
party"
Mr.. Irwin Monatt OF San Diego, who
has been visiting in our city, will 20 to
Redlands to look at the country.
The street car will leave the corner of
Main and Fourth streets Tuesday even
ing at O'Clock instead of :45 for ]. D.
Thomas reception.
The Rev. DIR. Fay of Pasadena ia ex-
pected to preach in the Unity hall next
Sunday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. @. M. Lindley OF Brook
Ign, Ind, arrived in Santa Ana today to
visit their daughter, Mrs. j. G. Gallo
way.
Miss Jeanette Wilcox was suffering
from severe attack of la grippe yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Eastman of Chase
City, Iowa. are stopping in Santa Ana.
They are highly pleased with THE part
of the state.
Expert James Harrison OF Tustin is at
work ON the books of the county off,
ciaIs.
]. T. Smith, who has been quite sick
for several days past, is able to be on
the streets again, though looking much
worsted from his illness.
Mr.. Bebee of the street car line has
been quite indisposed for some time
past.
The Orange county fruit exchange
met in regular session at Orange today
and transacted the regular routine bust
ness.
M. J. Bundy. president of the Santa
Ana. Orange and Tustin street car lines,
10 suffering from an attack of la grippe.
The two tugs that came down from
San Pedro yesterday succeeded in haul
ing off the beached schooner Posper, at
nigh tide last night. Alter getting her
into deep water it was found that the
vessel was not leaking as badly as was
thought to be, and it was thought safe
to tow her the San Pedro, where she
will be repaired. 1t was expected that
abe would be taken to San Diego for re-
pairs, but the damage was 30 slight
that she could be put in order at the
former place.
The case of the People vs.. Phelix
Ward is set for 10 a. m. tomorrow. The
case is expected to develop some inter-
esting features.
Mrs. Paul Crane and children are Wis
lting Mrs. Cranes parents of this city.
William Hunsaker is in Santa Ana on
professional business.
Marshal Nichols ran in six tough
looking hobos last night, two OF whom
were desperate' looking characters.
The case Of Amerage Bros. va. Theo
Lacy ct al. has been on trial yesterday
and today. The evidence ia all in, and
the case has been argned before the
jury. The jury will be- charged tomoy-
row. This case is one growing out of G
suit where Lacy levied on some personal