The herald., 1896-01-05
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Miss Helen okke is visiting friends for
a few days in Fullerton.
The Misses Goodrich entertained in
formally Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Lewis will leave today
for the east to be gone several weeks.
Miss Susie B. Cogsweli will entertain
Tuesday evening to celebrate her birthday.
Miss May Francis has returned home
after delightful visit with friends at
Acton.
Otto Wedemeyer, who has been home
for the holidays, left last night for
Berkeley.
Mrs. 5. T. Duncan of st. Louis, Mo-, is
visiting Mrs. Eugene Riggn at S3l w.
Eighteenth street.
The young ladies of the high school will
give matinee leap year dance at
Kramer's hall Friday.
Mr.. j. F. Jenkins and family and Mrs.
II. B. Strange have moved to their new
home, 4bO Alvarado street.
Miss Frisbie o. Cleveland, O.. is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Sessions, at
their home on Carroll avenue.
The Assistance league will meet next
Saturday afternoon al the residence of Miss
Van Dyke, 32l South Olive street.
elabora dinner New Years day at the
home OF the latter at Burbank.
Miss Annie Wethern entertained few
friends on New Years day at the home of
her aunt, Mrs. Stevens, corner of Sixth
and Olive streets.
Miss Jos ,phiue Gilman, late Of Boston.
but now resident of Los Angeles. will
give few of her humorous selections at
the single tax symposium Monday even.
ing.
Dean and Mrs. Phillips have issued invi-
honor of Mrs. L. A. Phillips, who has re-
Gently returned to Los Angeles.
Allen McMatches Moury, who has been
spending the holidays in the city, left for
San francisco on the Sunset Limited yes
terday. 1t is repor ed Mr. Moury will be
married in he near future, and he takes
with him congratulations and best wishes
OF his many friends.
There has been meeting called of the
"Los Angeles Branch of the Nee'llework
Guild of America" for Friday morning,
January 9th, at 10 O'Clock, at the RESI-
dence OF Mrs. Rufus H. Heron. al who
feel interested in the work are cordially
welcome.
A very delightful New Years reception
was rendered the young men and young
ladies of Bethlehem church. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with vines aud
nowers. There was an excellent musical
program, which was thoroughly enjoyed.
and the evening was brought to a close by
the serving of delicious refreshments.
A cooking club composed of the follow
ing young lad es: Belle Coulter, Inez
Moore, Leila Simons, Fanny Coulter and
Mae Prentss met the hume vf tue i"s'~-
$500 South Flower street yesterday after
noon. Miss Smons took the prize, a
inn, for thay a
prepared dish, which were tempting tarts.
Miss Conger gave most delightful
afternoon at her home on South Flower
street Friday to number OF her friends.
Conversati n and fancy work passed tho
hours pleasantly by. when refre shments
were served. Those present were Misses
Mary O'Donohue, j. Winston, Emma Bu-
miller, Mamie and Bill Smith, Boyce,
Coutts and Mrs. q. Conger
The third reci al of the Los Angeles Con-
servatory series will be given on next
thursday evening, January 9th, az the
Blanchsrd-F Fitzgerald hall. The pianist
Will be Miss Mabel e. Kelsey of Ven ura,
assisted by Miss Winnie 5. Morris, a cele-
brated elocu tionist, late of San Franc 500.
A fine program is promised by Miss Valen-
tine, who has these recitais in charge.
dinner par was given by Mrs. S. j.
Hammond at Plaz Vista Thursday even
ing in honor of Miss Lulu Payne of Chi.
cago. Covers were laid for ten and the
table was most artistcally decora ed with
pepper sprays and red roses. An excellent
repast was served. The guests were: Mrs
King of Byron, ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs. j. b
Brown and son Paul. Mr.. and Mrs. Conant
Mrs. Pa, ne and daughter of Chicago, Ill.
On last Sunday party of young ladies
enjoyed delightful tallyho ride given ir
honor of Mrs. Ma-carenas of the City ot
Mexico, who is visiting in Los Angeles
The party was composed of he fo.lowins
ladies': Mesdames Mascarenas ana Luz
bert, the Misses L. Masc arenas, E. Flores
r. Lsughln, Angie Cuneo, Mences Flores
| E. Laughlin, A. Rangel, G. rzaga, Isabe
Lopez, Francisco ParSer and M. Cuneo
After riding to San Gabriel hey lunched a
| Baldwn's Santa Anita and returned hom
| by way of Pasadena, well satisfied witt
their days outing.