The herald., 1896-01-19
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her many friends here, despite the
fact that she had been for some years
an invalid. and was a severe shock to
them. She came here few years ago,
after the loss of her daughter. Mrs.
Morehouse was the youngest daughter
of Captain Bradley, a wealthy ship
owner of Cleveland. Her husband will
90 east with the remains on Monday.
Interment will take place at Cleveland.
The Valley Hunt club has petitioned
for leave to mortgage its realty for the
purpose of raising $500 to pay the
purchase price.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hoag of South
Los Robles avenue are entertaining
Mrs. Clinton b. Fisk and her friend,
Mrs. Kent of New Jersey. Mrs. Fisk
speaks in the M. E. church tomorrow
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fulton of Pasa-
dena avenue, are receiving congratula-
tions upon the birth of son.
The amount of delinquent taxes still
unpaid is $4,000. This sum is being
rapidly diminished by further pay
ment5.
Local artists are showing their in
terest in the new Art association by
contributing pictures, in some cases,
instead of the customary fees. These
as we'll as others which are admitted
for exhibition, will be hung at the con-
servatory of music.
A whist tournament was arranged to
begin next Friday evening by the Pick
wick club at the meeting last evening.
A full attendance of members is de-
sired.
Among the outside guests at the Ho-
tel Green hop last evening were the
following: The Misses Dodwortb, Miss
Kershaw, Messrs. Macy, Roy Macomber,
Fred Roche. Ed. Groenendyke aud Q.
P. Roarback.
At the meeting yesterday of the
Tournament of Roses association the
president was empowered to appoint a
committee to aid himself and the
vice-p president in the framing of rules
and regulations of the association.
Messrs. @. d. Daggett, Colin Stewart
snd Theo. Coleman, with President
Stearns and Vice-President Torrance
constitute the committee.
DR.. j. B. Talcott of South Orange
Grove and Miss Denhsm will be mar
ried by DIR. WHY'S Hall of All Saints
Episcopal church on next Wednesday
morning at the home of the bride,
which will be followed by trip to the
doctors Chicago home and other east
ern points. DR.. Talcott, despite his
80 years, is as active as man of mid
die age, and his bride is lady of re-
f1nsment and accomplishments. Their
home will be at 319 South Orange
Grove.
II. E. Earle is no longer with the
Conservatory of Music.
The law students met this evening
in the office of w. S. Wright.
E. P. Currier left here this evening
to 60 into business at Alston, Mass.
Miss Gait Of Sterling, ILL.,, who will
be remembered by society people, has
returned with her mother to spend the
season.
Chas. A. Sawtelle, once a well-known
resident of this city, has returned to
make his home here.
Miss Greble and Miss Margaret
Greble returned from their eastern
visit last night.
Recent arrivals at Hotel Green in
clude: d. Leonhardt, San Francisco;
Norbert Landgraff, Indiana; VIM.
Hyer, and wife, Staunton, Va; Mrs. e.
D. Purvis, Philadelphia; Mr.. and Mrs.
N. @. Locke, Miss Eldridge, Ports
mouth, N. H.; Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. s
Shaw, Boston; Mrs. Il. l.. Leonard, T.
b. Leonard, Miss Ferris, Mrs. s. Lack.
erson, Mr.. and Mrs. H.Visher Eldridge,
Boston.