The herald., 1896-09-20


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Mr. Frank Muchmore has returned to
the city after months sojourn al San
ia Monica.
Mrs. j. Il. r. Jenkins is home again,
after an enjoyable visit with old friends
in Riverside.
Mrs Grace l.. Williams has returned
TO the city and is located at 955 West
| Twenty-third street.
Miss Florence Blackman. Masters Ar
thur and Rodney Blackman passed the
week at Long Beach.
The Monday musical club will meet a
week from tomorrow at the residence of
Mrs. w. T. Bottsford.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. Haddock and Mrs
Kate j. Mackey have returned from
Coronado and San Diego.
! Mrs. w. Martelle, Miss Fannie Mar
! telle and Master Frank Martelle are
J passing the week at Redondo.
I Capt G. G. Mullins, who has been con-
! fined to his house with illness for the
past ten weeks, is much better.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gibson have given
| up their cottage at Santa Monica and
, have returned to their city home.
! Mrs. and Miss Givins have removed to
! their new house, 1925 West Twenty-th third
street, and will be at home on Fridays.
Mrs. +. II. Chapman made a very
charming hostess at her home on Lincoln
| street Friday afternoon at an informal
| tea.
Miss Gertrude Smith, author of the
Arabella and Aramenta stories, will be
the guest of Mrs. Mark B. Lewis this
! week.
, The many friends Of Will A. Lapham
will be pleased to learn that he is i'm
proving in health since his return from
Chicago.
Mrs. l.. A. Harris and children have
returned from Long Beach and have ia
ken their cottage at 1922 Georgia Bell
street.
Mrs. c. A. Risden of Oakland is visit
ing her friends, Mr.. andMrS. w. w. Lap
ham, at their home, 120 West Sixteenth
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bagley have re-
moved to their new home at 1927 Lincoln
street, where they will be pleased to see
| their friends.
Miss Laura la Cossette. formerly of
Shreveport, La, has joined her mother,
Mrs r. r. Dunning, in this city, which
will hereafter be her home.
Mrs. S. A. Butler has returned from
Catalina after two months outing at
| that beautiful resort, and is at her new
home, $50 Santee street.
The Womans Guild of Epiphany
church will give lawn social at the
home of Mrs. Eley 122 South Hancock
street, Tuesday afternoon.
On Friday afternoon and evening, Sep
| TENDER 25, Mrs. Jennie Young will give a
dime social at her home at Pico Heights
for the benefit of Stanton w. r. C.
The young people of Emmanuel Presby-
| terrain church gave a pleasant social
| Friday evening at the home of Miss
Ward 1121 South Grand avenue.
Mr.. Don Won Neumayer. the accom-
plished dramatic reader, has accepted a
position at the State Normal school as
I teacher of dramatic reading.
Mr. James Martin. who has been the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Roth Hamilton
for several days, left yesterday for Con
cord, Cal, to visit his sister.
Angelina Circle. No. LOG, C. of F., will
give social and dance Wednesday
evening, September 30th, at Foresters
hall, 1O71a North Main street.
Mrs. j. NJ Hawkins and child Of Ell
Paso, who have been summering at AL
hambra. were guests of Mr.. w. C. Bow
man at South Los Angelo last week.
The D. I. Y. girls had a jolly evening
Friday at the home of Miss Sabna
Bourkes. when they initiated a new
member into the secrets of their chapter
Miss Josephine Richel left Tuesday
for Azusa. as the guest of Miss Stell.,
Cook. Before returning she will join a
Poi ~ w - iCildo VII u ShclCIllIS TOUR
the mountains.
Mrs. f. V. Piontkowsky. daughter OF
Rev. w. G. Bowman. with child and
nurse. arrived from the city of Mexico
Friday, and will spend the winter in
Los Angeles.
The young people of the English Luth-
ern church gave dairy maids conven-
tion at the church Friday evening. The
affair proved a great success and was
much enjoyed by all present.
Frank Bartlett w. r. c. No. will give
social at Mcdonald hail. No 1877 North
Main street, on Saturday evening. Sep
TENDER 26th. All are cordially invited.
DR.. F. d. Jenkins of Riverside. who
has been spending the summer at Long
Beach with his wife and daughters
stopped over on his way home for a visit
to his son, DR.. ]. f. r. Jenkins of Hoover
| street.
Miss Jennie Bristol entertained with
very delightful dinner Friday evening
at her home on West Jefferson street
Covers werj laid for eight and the table
was most artistic with La France roses
Thursday Mrs. Leslie Smith gave a
very charming luncheon at her home
T02 West Sixteenth street The guests
were Mrs. Elmer Wilson. Mrs. Chalmers
Smith and Miss MarieHickey of North
am.
The ladies of the Pico Heights Con-
gregational church gave pleasant So
cial at the home Of Mrs s. T. Rundell