The herald., 1895-11-17

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the guest of Miss Dolores Egleston of
South Iii sire st for the winte-.
Mrs. Nellie A inswoIth is the guest OF
Mrs. Fred I. Griffith, at her home on
West Twenty ,,hth street.
delightfully."- with dinner at her home,
on Figueroa street, last Thursday.
Mrs. l.. John Voeburg will entertain
informally this evening with a dinner
for Mr.. and Mrs. ALFRED Solano.
Mrs. John Corson and family have
taken apartments In the Pirtle block.
corner Broao way and Fourth street, for
the winter.
Mrs. J.. Z. Goodwin, who has been in
the east for neatly three months, will
return home next week, accompanied by
her niece.
Dr.. Emil Wischcke of San Luis Obispo.
who has been in tie city for several days
past, left yesterday for bis home at San
Louis Obispo.
Mr.. Marion Wigmore and MIR. William
H. Adams left FRIDAY for the east, where
they have gone on pleasure and will be
abssnt several months.
Mrs. Wilcox, Mrs. Longstreet and Mr..
Alfred Wilcox, we'll known suCiety people
of San Franc SEQ, are visiting Los An
geles and are tho guests of the Westmn-
ster.
Mrs. Arthur l.. Wright and Miss
Martha Wright and Master Arthur
Wright are in Los Angel 5 and are TO-
Gated at their old home, 2l21 Bonsallo
avenue.
Miss Mary c. Taylor of Stockton, VIII
has been the guest of the Miss s Bug bee.
left yesterday for Santa Barbara, where
sne will visit friends before she returns
nome.
The engagement is announced of Frank
A. Barnes and Miss Lille b. Shorb,
daughter of DR.. A. S. Shorb of this city.
The marriage will take place early in
December.
Mrs. Wsstlake entertained informally
last week with q luncheon at her home
on Burlington avenue. The guests we're
MIS-. Farouahar, the Misses Chambers
and Miss Douglas.
The Misses Bella and Minnie Mclean
will be at nome to their f.ienos in their
beautiful home on the corner of Loveless
avenue and Twentv-tirst street after de-
Iightful summer spent in Toronto and
with friends in other parts of Canada.
Mr.. Fred Hardness entertained with
an elaborate dinner at his home, on West
Adams street, Friday evening. Covers
were laid tor twenty, and a thoroughly
delightful ume was enjoyed by those
present.
Frank ". Conant, we'll known to
theater-goers of this city as treasurer of
the Grand Opera House in days OF yore.
but now prominent eastern theatrical
managers back among his many friends
once more. having been called home by
the fatal illness OF his mother Hosts OF
friends are glad to see him, though all
regret the GRAND on which he came.
Mrs. General r. W. Ratliff of Warren,
O., accompanied by her sister, Mrs. S. T.
Hncke, Will spend the winter in Southern
California and W II Wis all points of in
terest in the state before returning east.
The ladies are visiting their friends, MIR.
and Mrs.F. Ready, OF 344 Fickett street.
CAPITA G. G. Mullins and family have
taksr Mrs. F. A. Eastman's house IN
Washington street, and will take posses
| sion tho first part Of this week Mrs.
Eastman lett last Thursday for Chca o,
where she has gone to attend her son S
wedding.
The assem- hlies that are to be given this
winter promise to be brilliant social
successes. The arrangements have heen
fully com pleted, and the invitations ex-
tended have met with few reyes. The
first dance will occur December 13th, and
tickets can be procured after the middle
Of this week.
The Rev. Job Turner, the able and pop.
ulAr missionary to deaf mutes, and
whose field of operations extends across
the continent from Virginia to California,
i, now in our city and has been the guest
the past week of the Rev. Alfred S.
Clark. rector of Christ church. Rev. Mr.
to visit the large state institution Tor
deaf m utes where he will be gladly well
comed by the children of silence. He has
been most sraciously received IN our city
on this his second visit, and 10 so charm
ed with the people and country that he
wishes his stay might be prolonged 1t
is expected that he Will make per!o ical
visits TO The coast zach spring and fall.
fine ladies' of the First Presbyterian
church will give a bazaar and linen sale
November DIST to ODD. inclusive. A
large assortment of fancy articles will be
on sale at reasonable prices, afiorunp -
excellent opportunity to purchase gifts
for the holidays. Inc goods Ia
clude' many articles, rargi " %
cents to 81, as well as mo. ella ate
and expensive ones. There sofa
pillows of all shades and coloi nss. ex-
quisitely painted china. consisting OF
vases, tea and coffee cups, plates, pin
tags, etc. Daintily dressed dolls will add
to the variety. There will be a display
of every description wall be sold. There
will also be table of miscellaneous
goods. The affair is in the hands of
well-known society women of the city,
and their names guarantee success for
the sale.
: The class in political economy that has
been held until recently on Thursday
evenings in the Friday Morning club
rooms, has changed its meeting place to
the residence OF Mr.. Fred Fay at 1898
Orange street. The first part Of the
evening is given to parliamentary drill,
conducted by Mrs. Galpin. and the latte r
to lecture GU economics by Mrs. NJ yn-
ard, followed by questions and discus
sion by the class. The leaders cleai con-
ception of the subject LENDS an interest
not usual in this branch of study. The
topic discussed on Thursday evening last
was free trade and protection from a
non. political stand point. On Thursday
next it will be civil cases prosecuted by
the state. according to the ideas advanced
by Herbert Spencer. Nautilus will be the
author for discussion.