The herald., 1895-09-08

Of Miss Edna Belts at her home. on Es-
trella avenue, lett yesterday Ior ner
home IN Stockton.
Miss Alice Winston has issued invita-
tions for dance at Casa de Rosas on FIJI
day. September 18th.
: J. Griffith Mott, the son Of Hon. T. D.
Mott, left last week to resume bis studies
at Notre Dame university, Indiana.
After an absence of several weeks Mr..
Harold Butler. the popular salesman at
Montgomery Bros, has resumed his
work.
Miss Wjlfred Thomas and Miss Mamie
Hutchings have returned from Catalina,
where they were the guests OF Mrs. Marc
Hopkinscn.
Misses Mabel. Blanche and Hazel Bro bst
returned home Saturday after q delight
full there weeks STAY at Camp Esperanza,
Avalon.
The Assistance League Twill meet next
Saturday at the residence of Miss Van
Dyke on South Olive street, between
Third and Fourth streets.
Mr.. Simon Nordlineer left yesterday Tor
the east on an extended tour. He will
go by way of San Francisco, and expects
to be1gone two or three months.
Miss Lena /. Cressey OF s55 South
Flower street went to South Riverside
yesterday for week S visit to her grand
father, Capt. Il. B. Alderman.
Miss Katherine Kregelo entertained in
formally with dinner last Friday even
ing at her home on West Twenty. eight tn
the circus.
residing in Alhambra, has completed a
handsome residence on West Twenty
eighth street and is now at home to his
many friends.
Mrs. b. 7. Hicks and two children left
yesterday for Tucson, Ariz., where they
will in the future reside, Mr.. Hicks beir &
in the employ OF the Southern Pacific
railway at that point.
MIR. and Mrs.FJohn T. Hagan and their
daughter, Mrs. John P. Moran, contem.
plate an early visit to Ireland. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hagan's BIRTH place. Miss Moran
will accompany her mother and grand
parents.
Mr.. A. Krauss, who has added so much
dondo MOTEL this summer with his excel
lent orchestra, has returned to Los An
gel,s and is comfortably located at his
studio, 1017 South Flower street.
The Primary Sunday School Teachers
union met Thursday to consider plans for
giving a reception to primary workers,
superintendents and pastors in the near
future. Officers for the coming year will
be elected at the next meeting, Septem-
Der 18th, when plans for the reception
will be consummated.
Mrs. I. II. Polk gave very delightful
bicycle party last Thursday evening.
After short spin the guests were en-
tertalned at Mrs. Folks home, where a
dainty supper was served. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. George H. Graves of New
York, Mrs W. Maxwell, Miss Zaid ee
Maxwell and Miss Mile Kurt. ID
Ell Club Espanol held their first meeting
after the summer vacation last Friday at
the residence of Mrs. Stoddart. on West
Fifth street. The evening was deovted to
business and making arrangements for
the coming winter. The club will herafter
meet in the hall of the Y.M.C "A. build
ing.
The Misses S. E. and Annie Hughes
and Mrs. l.. j. Llewellyn OF this city
Joined the number of excursionlsts who
went to San Diego yesterday morning.
They will spend some DAYS viewing he
points of interest IN and about the city
of bay and climate.
Among the many who attended the
circus Friday evening there was jolly
party chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Fer
dinand Gottschalk The number con-
sisted of the Misses Ethel Mullins, Daisy
Guenther, A BY Easton, MinnIs Prentice
Katie Landt, Messrs, John kirkpatrick,
Karl Klokke, Charles Briggs, Louis Pratt.
Gay Lewis, Orr Cash, Graves and G. 0,
Flint.