The herald., 1896-10-04
HERE AND THERE.

JoHn "A. Logan tnlmDle party meets
next Thursday at Mrs H. e. fuckers,
500 East Eighteenth street.
Wednesday Mrs. c. P. Dandy of $40
Park View pleasantly entertained at
dinner party of Pasadena friends.
The Mills College club will hold their
first meeting after the summer vaca-
ton at Mrs. Wachters, No. 215 Mitchell
street.
Miss Stella Allen, who for the past
week has been the guest Of Mrs. Mary
E. Hart of this city, has returned to her
home in Downey.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Eva Greenbaum of this city to Mr.. j.
Lippman of the firm of Rothstein &
Lippman Bros. of Johnstown, Pa.
The Assistance league will meet with
Mrs. F. T. Griffith, 904 West Twenty
eighth street, Saturday afternoon, Octo-
Der 10th. to discuss the coming charity
ball. r.,
The auxiliary of the Stimson-Lafay-
cite Industrial association will hold the
regular monthly meeting at Blanchard
Fitzgerald hall, Tuesday, October 9Th.
at 10 a. m.
Miss Anna A. Martin, who has been
visiting friends In the city, left yester-
day for her home near Lordsburg. Miss
Martin will probably return to the city
for the winter
Miss Carrie Field, daughter of Su-
pervisor Field, who has been very i'll
for some time, Is now able to be removed
to Long Beach, where it is hoped she
will soon recover.
Mr. Pelton of Angeleno Heights in
honor Of his natal day, on Monday last
entertained at dinner the following
friends: Mr.. and Mrs. Nealy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hill and Mr.. Slausin.
Miss Noll Christine Hill. beautiful
southern girl from Atlanta, with the
Madame Sans Gene company has been
charmingly entertained by Mrs. Blanche
Clinton for the past week.
William Meade, the Democratic cam
didate for assemblyman from the Sew
enty-third district, has made the cam
paign so for in double sense. He has.
been Joined in matrimony to Miss Nella
M. Wilde. t.H 80 ia
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Cora Goodrich, an ex-
tremely popular and amiable young
society girl, to Mr.. Robert Davis Clark
ON Wednesday, October H. at ~ o'clock.
The interesting event is to- take place
at Christ church. There will follow, a
reception from to s at the Goodrich
home.
A benefit entertainment was given
Friday evening at Grace M. e. church,
and an appreciative audience witnessed
one of the finest illustrated exhibitions
ever given in this city. The program
consisted of stereopticon series Of
Alaskan views, famous scenery, humor-'
Gus and mechanical scenes. A. vote Of
thanks was rendered Messrs, Flower
and Ransdell for their entertainment.
At the residence of Miss Edna Bick-
nell, on South Hill street, the Echo
Mountain Musical club held the first
meeting Of the season on Fridayrafter-
ttv1A hrrct ra @tevo
of, when plans were discussed for the
winter season. Those present were:
Misses Gepevieve Smith, Birdie Chans-
lor, Kirkpatrick Josephine Haskins.
Hatch, Roberts, Mabel Ryland and
Bicknell. 'th %si
Judge and Mrs. ]. G. McCallum are
located at the Hotel Clarendon, Their
youngest daughter, Miss Pearl Calhoun,
remains in Chicago at school,; Mrs Nc
Callum has been on lengthy visit to
her daughter. Mrs. Forline Of Chicago.
The Mother Goe>;.-melodies, which
were such popular feature of the
fete, We're repeated Friday night at st.
Paul's. Madame Martinez assumed the
title role of Mother Goose. =
DR.. and Mrs. S. H. Birney, Edward
B. Lee and Milo r. Little will leave
Monday, Oct. 9Th, via New Orleans, on
the Southern Pacific railroad, for New
York city. The doctor remarked that
they were all delighted at the delightful
time they have had at that charming
resort, Santa Monica, and he is conf
dent in the belief that II q proper effort
were made to give our American peo-
pie q more thorough and practical
knowledge of the climatic advantages
and of the glorious outdoor life that
may be enjoyed in Southern California,
the great tide Of American tourists and
eaith-seekers would soon be turned
westward such as would give new
and permanent life to the many indus
tries Of the state.