The herald., 1896-03-08

from San Francisco, where she has been
visiting relatives for two months past, and
where she had q most enjoyable time dur
ing her absence.
Miss Harriet Smith is spending few
days at Coz onado.
Rev. George L. LEROY, a missionary from
Delhi, India. is guest of his brother at 33S
South Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Baldwin leave today
for San Francisco, where they will start
shortly for the Hawaiian Islands,
Mrs. o. c. Whitney and Mrs. Frank Hart
entertained few friends Friday evening to
meet Mrs. Janess and Miss Bessie Janess
of Cleveland, Ohio.
The Jonathan club held a reception for
its members last night at the new club
rooms, and tomorrow evening they will
give brilliant reception 10 all their
friends.
The next meeting of the John A. Logan
w. X. c. Thimble club will take place on
Wednesday afternoon. March 11th. at the
residence of Mrs. M. c. Allen. l4l7 Star
street. A cordial welcome to all.
The Ethical club will meet at the resi-
dence of Prof. f Il. Shrader, corner of
Thirty-sixth street and Vermont avenue,
March 10th, instead OF March 9th. An
interesting paper is to be given by Prof
De Conte on The Ethics of Art.
Mrs. Susan Fyan. accomp panied by her
granddaughter. Miss Lena Fyan, the hand
some and accomplished daughter of Albert
Eyan, wealthy merchant of Bedford
Springs, Pa, is making tour OF the Pa
cific coast and is at present visiting Miss
Mary r fell at 1876 East Eighth street.
Pink hyacinths formed the decorations
of pretty luncheon given Thursday by
Mrs. Alfred Salono at her home on Sever
ance street, and tempting menu was
enjoyed by the following guests: Mines.
John Vosburg, Dwight Whiting. Hugh
Macneil, Sartori. Dean Mason, Brooks and
Miss Patterson.
Mrs. Smith BrigR entertained the Satur-
day Whist club very delightfully."- yesterday
at the Melrose. Five tables were arranged.
Those present as guests of the club were
Mines James Foord, John Ellis, Durkee,
Nathan Stohl, H. A. Salisbury and Bru.
seau. Mrs. Ira .. Smith won the first
prize, Dresden clock, and Mrs. Fannie
shoemaker the second, an Indian baske .
A delightful musicale was given by Miss
keller's class at Santa Monica last week.
Through the courtesy of the ladies' of the
Eastern Star, the recital was held in the
Masonic hall. The concert was a success
and enjoyed by large and select audience,
and the Pupils we're a credit to their
teacher. At the close of the entertainment
Master Clarence Suits. in behalf of the
CldSSs pTeSeuteu MISS heIleT Wltil u b6t Oh
beautiful coffee spoons as a token of es-
TEEN.
Last Wednesday evening being the first
in the month. Ell Club Espanol held it's in
formal or social meeting, which was much
enjoyed by those present. At these meet
ipgs no set program is given. the time be-
ing passed in Spanish conversation. ga mes,
etc. At the close of the evening light re-
freshments were served, after which the
club adjourned until the 18th, when very
Interesting program is to be given by the
entertainment committee for that night.
Los Angeles circle, No. ISL, B. of F.,
held it's regular meeting last Wednesday
evening at its hall, 1O715 North Main
street, the usual routine of business being
transacted, followed by the initiation of
Mrs. Clayton and Mrs. Brown. The bust.
ness meeting was then closed and the re-
mainder of the evening was spent in dane
ing. This circle will give an open meeting
on Wednesday evening, March IS. There
will be provided literary entertainment
and dancing.