The herald., 1896-11-08
HERE AND THERE.

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Martin have taken
possession of their new home, 1858 Sca-f
street.
Miss Sophia Swaine of Los Nietos is
visiting Miss Ida M. White of West
Twenty-tirst street.
The T. II. Il. quartet. consisting of two
mandolins and two guitars, were out
serenading in the West End last even
ing.
Miss Ida M. White of West Twenty
first street gave very pretty luncheon
in honor of Miss Swane, who is now WIS.,
iting her
Mr.. and Mrs. Secundo Guasti left yes
terday for San Francisco. Mrs. Guasti
intends making quite a visit in San
Francisco.
John A. Logan w. r. c. will entertain
their friends with cards and dancing
next Friday evening, the 18th, at 61Oh
South Spring street
Mrs. Emma Wing, formerly of Mime
apolis, recently of Butte, Montana, is
visiting with her son Percy her sister,
Mrs. Hattie Burnell. at Long Beach.
Mr.. Charles Williams and Miss Hattie
Williams of Boston are in Los Angeles.
Mr.. Williams and his neice are making
quite an extended tour and are located
at 119 South Grand avenue in this city.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Working Home society will be held on
Wednesday at 10 a. M, November 18th,
1896. at the new home, corner of San Pc
dro and Eighth streets. Mrs. j. B.
Brown, the secretary, will preside.
Mrs. b. F. Johnson and her little
daughter, Estelle Marie accompanied
by Mrs. II. C. Guiteau, returned Thurs
day from a five months journey east,
and are now at home the first and third
Wednesdays. at 142 West Twenty fifth
street.
The members of the Star Whist club
played their first game of the series at
the home of j. C. and C. A. White, Fri
day, Nov. 9th. Those present. were: c.
White, j. White,A. Weterauer, A. Rob
Jilson, NJ. Jilson, S. Breen, N. Breen, u.
Mccoy and M. Martin.
The Apollo club, under the direction
of Mr.. Robert Paulson, announce their
ninth concert, season of 1896, which will
take place Wednesday evening, Nov.
25th, at the Los Angeles theater They
will be assisted by Ida de Seninario of
San Francisco, soprano; Miss Lille
Scanlon. contralto; Mrs. w. f. Deity, ac-
cOmpanist
The children of the Los Angeles Or
phans' home. assisted by the board of
managers will give a reception from 2
to 10 p. M, Tuesday, Nov. nth, at the
home, corner of Yale and Alpine streets.
Nospecial invitations will be issued, but
everyone is cordially urged to attend, to
see the children and the work that is be-
ing done for them.
Mrs. Mia Topper Maynard will meet
any ladies interested in course of study
in literature and history at the Friday
Morning clubrooms Wednesday morn
ing, November u, at 10 o'clock. She Will
then give an informal lecture upon the
Period of Revolution in Europe, and out
line the course and the method to be pur-
sued. A general invitation is extended
A new musical club was launched into
existence this week when a party of
young people met at the residence of
Mrs Cogswell on South-Flower street to
organize under the name of the Bos-
tonian Musical club. 1t has y regular
organization with board of officers and
the object is to study music and the
masters as an educator and for socia-
bility A program has been arranged for
the next meeting. which occurs at the
residence of Miss Hattie Pierson. The