The herald., 1895-09-22

| contracting parties. Mr.. and Mrs. H olton
will be at home to their friends after
Monday.
Here and There
Miss Nelly Croft is at home from Cata-
lima.
Rev. A. G. Bane leaves for the east
Monday.
MIR. Lloyd Christie Of Arizona is spend
ing few weeks with friends in the city.
Hon. Jefferson CHANDLER and family
have taken the Collin, house in st. James
park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Lacy have re-
moved to the corner of Wright and Six
teenth streets.
Mrs. Beeman and Hendel We returned
from an extended tour of the principal
eastern cities.
Mrs. George Arnold entertained with a
musicale Thursday evening at her home
on Boyle Heights.
Captain and Mrs. Cameron E. Thorn
came home yesterday after a deligh tful
summer Santa Monica.
Miss Minnie Flynn. prominent So
ciety young lady OF San Francisco, is Wis
iting friends in this city.
Miss Ada Patterson will leave next Sat-
urday for Chicago. where she will attend
the art institute of that city.
Mr.. Wilt W. Norris is at home again
after an extensive pleasure trip through
the northern part of the state.
Miss Mary Belle Elliott will leave
shortly for New York City. where she
will finish her musical education.
tMr. Robert Knighten, jr., a popular
member of the Cosmos club of San Fran
cisco, is at the Westminster hotel.
Mrs. George Caswell, who has been
chaperoning party of young ladies
abroad, is expected home next Thursday.
The Misses Alma and Genevieve DEM
ming and Master Ralph Demming have
joined their mother at 219 South Flower
street.
Mrs. E. Sherman has removed to 79IS
South Hope street. and will he at home
to her friends the last Thursdays in the
month.
Miss Gerichton, who has been the guest
OF Miss Eleanor Pattee for number of
weeks, left for her home in San Diego
yesterday.
United States Circuit Clerk VIM. M.
Van Dyke, with his family. left for two
weeks vacation at Coronado Beach yes
terday afternoon.
The Ruskin Art club have issued in
vitations for their symposium. The first
meeting of the club will be held Wednes-
day, October 3D.
The fourth annual session of the wo-
mans parliamen t OF Southern California
viii meet at the First NJ. f. church, Oc-
tober Sth and 9th.
Mrs. Jennie Rochester arrived Wednes-
day on the Santa Rosa from San Fran
cisco, whore she has been visiting for the
past five or six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Hoyle have taken
house on the corner OF Washington and
Eastrella streets and will take possession
the early part of the week.
Miss Greenleaf Of Grand avenue, Para
dena, entertained with u luncheon last
Tuesday in honor OF Miss Abbott, the
well-known artist. who has recently re-
turned from Europe.
Captain Dave Wedt of San Pedro is in
the city visiting his wife and babv. who
have been the guests of Mrs. Weld,'s
aunt. Mrs. A. d. Gelcich, on Temple
street for sesvra weeks.
Miss Laura Whitlock has returned home
after an extensive trip in the east. Miss
Whitlock visited Minneapolis, Chicago
and remained several months at Colorado
Springs during her absence.
The second quarterly meeting of the
Federation of Societies will be held
Wednesday, September 25t n, at ~ II. IN.
andd p. M, at Church of the Unity,
corner Third and Hill streets.
MIR. and Mrs. Telfair Creighton, who
have been at Redondo all summer, re-
turned home yesterday, bringing with
them their guest, Miss Vaocaro OF Ten
nessee, who will visit them at their home
on Was ihngton street.
Mrs. Margaret Collier Graham leaves
for the north September q. Mrs. Ora
ham speaks before the San Luis Ooispo
teachers institute on Some FalIaces in
Education. Mrs. Graham has a paper be-
fore the Charming club and other literary
organizations in San Francisco and Oak
land during her months stay at those
points.
There will be reception given for the
peneht OF the news and working boys
home at the residence of Mrs. Howard
M. sale, 100 South Hill street, Friday
afternoon next. September 27th. from 2
to s. and in the evening from to IL
O. clock. There will be some valuable
curios from abroad exhibited, hich have
and b. +. Coulter and Mrs. Tyler will
personally exhibit her large nun ber of
rare curiosities from India. The affair is
in competent hands and an instructive
and most enjoyable afternoon and even
ing is promised to all The nominal sum
OF % cents will be charged for admit
lance. The worthy cause for which this
is given demands large attendance.
Two ladies have recently arrived from
the east who will add much to the edu-
cational interests OF this city. They are
teachers of oratory. dramatic and piysi-
cal culturs and bring to their work here
both ability and experience. They hear
warmest testimonials from the most cul-
tured among the literary and social peo-
pie OF Boston. Hartford and Chicago
MISS Gilman. as a reader monologue
atiste ana character impersonator, has
been IN great demand among the fashion
able society clubs OF Chicago and other
eastern cities. Miss Seymour, o graduate
OF Emerson college. Boston, and Column
6ia college. Chicago. makes specially of
fencing in connection with her pbvsical
culture classes.
Miss Cash's walking classes, TUESDAYS
I'd Fridays, 1881 Bonsallo avenue,
Twenty Lessons SIN