The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-27
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder lief: on the o:26
train for San Diego, where they will spend
few days.
The presents were numerous and costly.
GERMANIA SOCIAL.
The Club Gernania enjoyed delightful
social gathering yesterday evening at old
Masonic hall, when Christmas festivities
were INDUCED in after the good old Ger
man fashion. The hall was crowded to
overlooking.
The festivities opened with program,
including a song by the choir, duets, reci-
tations and finely rendered violin solo
by Prof. Segrert, after which the children
joined in grand march, and a presenta-
ton of gifts followed
At the end of the hall an immense
Christmas tree twinkled, with it's many
lights and its boughs bent with the weight
of Christmas gifts.
BREvITlEs
number of friends assembled at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. GlasscociI yester-
day evening, where Christmas tree de-
lighted the young folks. During the amuse-
ment the elaborate drapery of Santa Clans,
impersonated by w. J. Pierce, caught fire,
and was only eXtinguished after Mr.. Pierce
had been somewhat siuged.
The horse of Miss Elizabeth Stratton
took fright on E ,st Coorad street last
evening and threw Its rider to the plve-
ment. The young lady was not much hurt,
though somewhat bruised.
The death of Mrs. Charlotte futile,
mother of Mrs. E. Griffith, occurred last
night at 10 o'clock at her residence on
~outh Pasadena avenue. The funeral will
take place tomorrow at o'clock. from the
NJ. 4 church. Mrs. Tuttle was rs years
old AMI had been married more than fifty
years.
The Lang case is again postponed, this
time until January Sd, owing to Mr. Met
calte's having more important engage
ment. This is to be the last postponenent.
AT a meeting Of Rebekah lodge last night
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dearniy we're surprised
by their friends wiz the gift of two napkin
rings, the occasion being their thirty.hfth
wedding anniversary. After the presenta-
Swearingen, vice grand of the lodge. those
present sat down to an oyster supper, and
spent a most ENJOYABLE evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Hill entertained a
few friends last evening with Il Christmas
tree. Among the visitors for the occasion
were Messrs. Shuts and Hobbs. One of
the handsomest presents was that of a
painting Of The DEVILS Gate, received by
G. G. Brown.
Mrs. Sidney Ward, Mrs. Magee's mother.
died at her home on Marepgo avenue this
morning. at the advanced age of So. The
funeral VIII take place at p.m. SH ur0ay.
Harry Wyman was sent up for thirty
days by r. -corder Rositter for creating a
disturbance. The man was arrested Satur-
day evening by Officer Goldman, and was
laborng under the impression that some
body wished to shoot him.
Mrs. Anna g. Thompson, wife of DR..
Thompson of Marshalltown, Iowa, died
yesterday, at the age of II. The funeral
will be held today from the parlors of Rey-
nolds & Van Nuys.
The Mount Lowe Baseball club was de-
feated at Riverside yesterday after every
thing seemed to tend in their direction.
Mr.. T. Packard has bought the lot on
the corner of Lake avenue and Del Mar fcI
5 600 cash of Miss Gleaeon.
Rev. G. W. Pearl, for the past seven years
secretary of the Illinois Christia Mission
AIRY society, arrived from the east yester-
day, having been called here to act as
evangelist of the Christian church of South
ern California.
large number Of young ladies. gradu.
ates d former members of the Marlbor-
ough in Los Angeles, will take luncheon
with Miss Shankand tomorrow.
Miss Bertha Plisbury of Boston will
spend the winter here.
Prof. c. :. Headington, president of a
business college at Mason City, is located
here for the winter with his family.