The herald., 1894-10-14

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Arnold Aaron, a merchant from Need
les, is at the United States.

Arnold Aaron, merchant from Need
les, is at the United States.
Mre. w. Gee and son, from Chicago,
are numbered among the Nadesu guests.
Ferd Jetzlaff, the postmaster aud
merchant OF Palmdale, ia at the United
States.
JOHN r. Berry has prepared, and will,
on the 22d. deliver an address on The
Gold Scarecrow.
w. Z. Harrison, editor of the San
Francisco Hotel Register, is staying at
the Hollenbeck.
Senator George @. Perkins, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. L. l. Ford, are
at the Hullenbeck.
Don Glover, from San Luis Rey, and
Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Van Kyn are stay
; ing at the Westminster.
Louis Lehman, the cigar manufac.
turer, came down from San Francisco
yesterday, and is at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Ii. Jeffries, of San
Francisco, arrived in the city yesterday,
AND are stopping ut the Hotel Lilly.
J. A. Bsnton and Raymond Babcock,
two young gentlemen tourists from New
York, are guests at the Hollenbeck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. Jonest, OF the Maison
Chopard, Paris, with Mrs. Sautsmaiia
and son. and j. Vamynek, are all at the
United States.
j. X. MofIitt, of Blake, Mof1itt &
Towne, will 20 to San Francisco soon to
took after the lnterestS OF the irm,
where the main house is located.
Geo. II. Muholland, United Statef
land register at Independence. is in the
| city. lie is the son OF the late Mulhol.
land who had many warm friends here.
abouts.
Nat Stewart, a wealthy stock raiser
and prominent politician of Lompoc,
Santa Barbara county, is in the city.
| He has been attending the Santa Ana
races for the past week.
/ Mr.. r. P. Troy. corresponding secre.
tary OF the Democratic state central
committee, arrived yesterday from San
! Francisco. He says that all indications
point to Democratic victory in Novem.
Der.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Bradstreet, from
Chicago; j. w. Oliver and q. H. Fergu-
son, from Rochester, N. Y; j. FL. Col.
burn from Boston, and +. Z. Baker from
New York, are all registered OF the
Nadeau.
Adolph Ramish was yesterday called
to San Francisco by the death of his
uncle, Mr.. J. Davis, of the firm OF
Messrs. Davis, Haber & Co., we'll known
auctioneers. Mr.. RamiHh left on the
afternoon train.
E. B. Wood worth, OF Santa Monica,
waa in town yesterday. He is now the
editor and proprietor Of the Weekly
Outlook OF that place, having bought out
his partner recently. Mr.. Woodwork
is an en- shusiastic Democrat and worker
in the party ranks.
The reception given under the aus
pices of the Ladies' auxiliary at the
| Young Mems Christian association last
| evening was a pleasant and successful
affair. In the auditorium there was a
programme OF great excellence. The Y.
! M. @. A. Guitar, Banjo and Mandolin
z, club gave several selections. Vocal SO.
lections were given by Mr.. Lewis and g
male quartette. and recitations by Misses
Hazel and Zoe Budinger. The zylo-
| phone solos of Mr.. Yeigler were nicely
rendered, and won enthusiastic applause.
The flute solo by Mr.. M. NJ. Harris was
an artistic success, and shows him to be
a decided acquisition to musical circles.
An enjoyable social time followed the
| programme.
The following Raymond party arrived
over the Southern Pacific yesterday in
charge of Mr.. H. O. Lyon: A. E. Ben
ners, Mrs. A. E. Benners, Philadelphia,
Pa. Miss Ida b. Pitt, Mrs. E. e. Saund-
era, Pensacola, Fla. Albert G. Sprague,
M. D., River Point, r. l.; Mrs. s. F.
/ Tracy, Hoboken. N. j.; Mr., and Mrs. N.
, S. w. Van der Hoei, New York City; j.
M. Crocker, M. d., and wife. Gam bridge
port, Mass. VIM. q. Pritchett and wife,
Manos, Pa. The party have made the
northern tour through Colorado, Utah
and the Yelowstone park, and left at
4 80 over the Southern California road
for San Diego. Upon their return next
Saturday the party will remain in the
city three days before returning east.