The herald., 1896-04-05
Here and There

Miss Dunn of New York City is visiting
Or. and Mrs. Chichester.
Mrs. H. A. Brown will leave for the east
for an extended visit the latter part of this
| week.
Mrs. j. C. Newton will entertain next
| Friday afternoon at her home in South
F., Pasadena.
| Richard Frener is the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. b. Roth, at their home, 1884 South
(! Olive street.
| Mrs. Fred Il. Dorm will sing an Easter
solo this morning in the First Baptist
church, Sixth and Broadway.
The Assistance League will meet next
Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. L.
B.. Brown, 1926 Portland street.
| The Ancient Order of Hibeuians of Los
Angeles will give their twenty second an
nual ball, April g. at New Turnverein hall.
The Misses Schwarz will leave Thursday
for San Francisco aud will attend the
junior hop at Stanford university while
away.
Miss Della Lovelace was called suddenly
to her home at Traver, CAL, yesterday by
| a telegram announcing the illness of her
mother.
The Violet Social society will give its Sec
| ond leap year social and dance at Forest
ers' hall, 1917 North Main street, on next
Tuesday evening.
| On Thursday evening, April 18th, there
will be an evening party at Kramer's hall,
ladies in return for the leap.year party of
February Jth.
Mrs. DR.. Bigelow prominent physician
| and we'll known society woman of Chicago.
is the guest of her sister, Miss Hazlett, at
New Gayoso, Bunker Hill avenue and Sec
ond street.
A pleasant outing at Long Beach was
| rendered Mrs. Lenoria, Master Frank and
| Mrs. M. F. Thompson, late arrivals from
Fulton and Judge Chrisfleld.
| Banner Hive No. 81, Ladies' OF the Mac.
cabees, are preparing unique entertain.
| ment "a crazy affair."" under the manage
ment of Letitia Bean and Mamie James,
to take place at 1857 North Spring street,
! Friday. April 10th. A prize will be given
| for the craziest costume.
| The fifth recital of the course of recitals
| given by the Los Angeles Conservatory of
| Music and Art is announced for April 10.
| Friday evening next, at the Blanchard
! Fitzgerald hall, Mr.. Charles Valentine,
violinist, assisted by Mrs. Emily J. Valen-
tine, pianist. and Miss Gertrude Allyn. vo.
calist.
On the evening of the 10Th, at Illinois
hall, the Woman's Relief corps and Ladies'
of the G. A. R., with the Daughters of
| Veterans, will give a reception to the boys
of '61 and '65 of this city and their fam.
lilies. They are cordially invited to be
present and partake of the hospitality. The
event is in honor of the defenders who so
nobly responded to the call for duty.
La Fiesta Camp No. SO, Woodmen of the
| and musical entertainment in Music hall
! Monday evening, April 9Th. at o'clock.
| Some of the best talent in the city will as.
sist-such as Professor G. s. Coniell. the
Swedish quartet, Professor j. H. Finch.
Mr.. ": d. Middleton, Mrs Pearl Sever
| and others. Admission by invitation. All
visiting neghbors are invited. A general
good time is assured.
Mr.. j. w. Burrell and Miss Mary Ann
Gray were united in marriage last Thurs.
day evening at the residence OF Mrs. John
Coulter, 513 West Second street, by Rev.
DR.. Day. Owing to the illness of Mrs.
Coulter. the BRIDES sister, the ceremony
was private, only few of the immediate
relatives of the contracting parties being
present.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. W. ].
Allen will regret to hear of the death of
their son, which occurred April the Sd at
his home. MIR. Allen was a young man of
sterling qualities and high integrity, that
won him the confidence and love of all
those who were associated with him, either
socially or in a business way. he was for
number of years associated with the
First National Bank of this city until
about a year ago, when his illness obliged
him to resign his position. His sufferings
for the past six months were borne with
brave spirit and fortitude that we're char.
acteristic of his life.
Miss May Evans and w. E. Bailey were
married Friday evening by the Rev. s. A.
Widney. pastor Of the Railroad M. Z.
church. A peculiar circumstance of the