The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-08

nan Of San Francisco Is sojourniug for
short time in. Southern California.
The many friends of W. G. Wharton,
who resides on Alvarado street, will be
glad to learn that he Is improving after
severe Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Widney entertain
cd last Monday evening at their home
Boyle Workman.
David Spanglsr, wLo has been cast for
a number of weeks, is home again after a
most ENJOYABLE trip 10 his old home in
Cedar Rapids, Mich.
DR.. and Mrs. King have moved into
their new home, 903 Westlake avenue.
Mrs. King will be st home ON the first
and third Friday of each month,
Mrs: August Krille. Miss Mary Krille
ana Miss May GIrardy of Trinidad, Mis-
souri,, are in Los Angeles tor the winter
and are stopping at The Lock.
The mem bers of the Los Angeles Whist
club continue to maifest m UGH interest in
their meetings, as the club rooms in the
Currler block last night were we'll filled.
Mrs. Charles Denio has returned from
a two months visit to Mexico, where she
has been staying with her sister, Mrs.
Gabriel Morton, at her home in Mexico
City.
Misses Florence and Jennie Pedgrift of
father are spending the winter With their
cousin, Ada A. Pedgrift, on East Twelfth
street.
Mr.. and Mr.. W. X. Villa. prominent
society people of Winona, MIMI, are IN
the city tor a winters sojourn and ex-
press themselves charmed with Southern
California.
The ladies of Bethesda Presbyterian
church gave a vary successful oyster sup.
n tho ahnvrl, nf Ninth and
Central avenue, for the benefit OF the new
addition that is being built.
The aid society of the English Luth-
eran church are making extensive prepa-
ratlons for q Christmas bazaar to be given
at the church on the corner OF Eighth
and Flower streets, December 13h. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Lieutenant Randolph Miner, formerly
of the United States navy, has purchased
Mrs. Thorn pson's house on Scarf and
Twenty-third streets and has come to
Los Angeles with mis- family to make it
their future home.
The second recital of the Los Angeles
conservatory series at Blanchard Fitzger-
aid hall, advertised for Deem Der 18th,
by Miss Eva Williams. will be given in
that place Decembec 10Th, by Miss Jen-
ME johnson. owing 10 the sad casualty
IN DR.. Williams family.
Mrs. W. G. Wedemeyer entertained in
formally with luncheon at her hons on
Alvarado street last Thursday. Carna
tons formed the effective table decora.
tons. Those present were Mines. Clark,
NJ. A. Coleman, Robert Verch, Jonn L.
Griffith and Miss Mary Clark.
Mr.. Jack Austin has returned to Los
Angeles after a very enjoyable trip
abroad and Friday evening gave deligh t-
full dinner at the California CLUB, which
was followed by box party at the Bur-
bank; the guests were the Misses Mary
and Anna Mullins and Judge Clark.
Master Louis Woolwine was the most of
a charming party at his home on West
Twenty-fifth street yesterday afternoon
to celeb his sixth birthday. Many
games were provided for the little quests
and birthday tea graced with an iiluml-
ated cake was served during the afternoon.
There was pleasant little gathering
at The Lock last Thursday evening, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. F. Conant being the host
and hostess. Whist was played and re-
fresh ents served. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Collins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles StIlson, Miss Hussey and Mr..
Willard.
The John A. Logan Womsn's Relief
corps are planning for an entertainment
in the near future. The thimbe parties
that the lauies have been holding have
been conducive to furnishing many fancy
articles that will be sold. There will be
fish pond for the amusement of the
children and besides the excellent pro-
gram that has been planned dancing will
he enjoyed.