The herald., 1896-05-05

guest had corsage bouquet Of pink and
white carnations at her plate. Those
present were: Misses Peasants. Abb
bott, Bolt. Shoemaker, Merwin, the
Misses Greble. Bigelow, and Miss White
of Los Angeles.
The next meet of the Young Ladies'
Riding club will be held on Friday, the
start being made from the home OF MISS
Bolt on Grand avenue. The run Will De
made to La Canyada. 1t Is intended 70
hold these meets every Friday tnrouGn-
out the summer, and also to invite the
young gentlemen friends OF the ciup
members to participate in the O'CLOCK tea
after the ride.
A party of members Of the Pasadena
Bait club leave tomorrow for the CLUBS
headquarters in the San Gabriel can
yon to remain about two weeks. Inc
members Of the party are A. n. con
ger, H. L. Storey, Franklin Daggett' ~
H. Rose, l.. c. Torrance.
A number of guests of the Carleton,
invited by Mrs. l.. b. Matten, enJoyCu
drive in tallyho to the Lankershim
ranch yesterday. The trip was mace py
way of Eeagle Rock and return through
Los Angeles Luncheon was served at
the ranch by Mr.. and Mrs. Shuttle. Among
the party were Mrs. Paxon and ch1ld,
Mrs. Brownfield, Mrs. Blackmere ana
child, Mrs. Mattern. DR.. Ballard, Messrs'
Coon, Howard and Lawson.
Mrs. G. A. Gibbs entertained last oat-
urday at her home on Lake avetue IN
honor of her friends the Misses Black
and Cryslers. The card tables were
decorated with green peppers and peach
blossoms. Dainty souvenirs were pre-
pared in the form of books done IN wa
ter colors. A drive to Sierra Madre was
enjoyed after luncheon. Those present
were Miss Black, the Misses Crysiers,
Miss Tyson, Miss S. Orton, Miss Tiltson,
Miss Elizabeth Jones, Mrs. II. q. Ben
nett, Mrs. F. j. Hart of Los Angeles.
The death of Horace Davenport
Spooner occurred Saturday at his nome
on North Raymond avenue, corner llli-
nois street. The deceased was the son
of DR.. and Mrs T.. III. Spooner OF Brook
lyn, N. Y, and was 20 years of age.
The funeral will be held from the resi-
dence on May 9Th, Wednesday, at I'm.
The following are among the parti-
cipants in the May concert, which Will
be held in the tabernacle May sth: Mrs.
w. B. Clapp, soprano; MRS, Il; ~
ner, vfolinist; Charles A. Smith, tenor;
DR.. ]. Tyler, baritone; Mrs. M. v.
Sweesy, accompanist. The concert will
be given under the direction of Prof
F. l.. Huebner.
A Raymond and Whitcomb excursion
will arrive tomorrow and remain until
Friday noon at the Green. The hotel Will
be closed for the summer on May 8th.
DR.. George S. Hull, who has spent the
winter In Pasadena, has returned to his
home in Chambersburg, Pa.
Right Rev. j. H. Johnson, bishop OF
Los Angeles diocese, was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Cutter Clark at
dinner yesterday. DR.. Johnson has a
son in school with Prof. Clark.
Mrs. and Miss Valette will make their
home at the Evanston Inn for season
after the closing of the Hotel Green
They will spend the summer at Cata-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Sears, who have
been spending the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Watson Of Grand ave-
pue, return tomorrow to their home at
Upper Sandusky, o.
II. NJ Lutz of Pasadena has been
elected to the vice-presidency of the Ma
tional Bank of California, Los Angeles.
Mrs. Dolph s. Bassett is able to be
about again after a serious illness Of
some weeks.
Architect T. w. Parkes is reported to
be very i'll and fears are entertained for
his recovery.
Maj. George H. Bonebrake Of Los An
geles is spending a few weeks at the
Carleton hotel.
J. N. Crooks of the Anchor laundry
is critically i'll with a relapse of the
grip at his home on South Los Robles
avenue.
Arrivals at Hotel Green-Augustus
Newell and wife, Chicago; Miss e. X
Latham, Miss Florence Latham, J. D.
Simpson and daughter, Mrs H. T. Field.
c. A. Lozanzo, San Francisco Henry G..
Well. Mrs. John Boland and daughter,
New York; Mrs NIL. Graham, Chicago
George p. Whitelaw. C. Wetzell, St.
Louis; A. McNally and wife, L. r. KEEL
lam, Los Angeles