The herald., 1896-08-30
Here and There


yesterday for visit to Coronado.
Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Whiting and
family have returned from their visit
of several weeks to Lake Tahoe.
Mrs. Emily Chapman and daughter
Miss Isabel Chapman, will remove this
week to $40 West Seventh street.
Mrs M. Byrne, Miss Olive Byrne and
Mr.. Walter Byrne are visiting Mrs.
Byrne's sister, Mrs. T. ]. Balton.
Miss Jennie c. Willis, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Condee, has re-
turned to her home in Arizona.
The auxiliary of the Stimson Lafay-
cite Industrial association will hold it's
regular monthly meeting at Blanchard
Fitzgerald hall Tuesday, Sept. 1st, at
10 a. m. All members are requested
to be present, as important business will
be transacted.
Mrs. K. H. Williamson has removed to
716 Westlake avenue, and will be at
home Mondays.
Mrs. r. B. Williamson has removed
to 1919 Orange street, between Bonnie
Brae and Westlake avenue.
Miss Bessie Menefee of Azusa and
Miss Bessie Dibble of Detroit have been
the guests of Miss Elcy Holton for the
past week.
Miss Gill is at home from pleasant
stay at Santa Monica.
Mr.. Harold Butler, the popular sales
man at Montgomery Bros, is at home
from his vacation at Catalina.
A delightful social was given by the
Epworth league of the Trinity M. e.
church, South, Thursday evening, at the
residence of Mr.. j. A. Pirtle, on Grand
avenue. A short but interesting pro-
gram was rendered and watermelons
were. served on the lawn. A novel game
of boutonniere was played and served
admirably to promote sociability.
Liberty lodge, No. l, U. o. A. F., will
give an outing dance in the Caledonia
hall, 1191a South Spring street, next
Monday evening, August 81. All friends
are invited to attend.
Miss Dryden and Miss Mamie Dryden
are at home, after a most enjoyable Wis
it in the San Gabriel mountains.
Miss Lettie Williams. Mrs. Doyle,
Miss Petra Doyle and Mr.. Doyle have
returned from an outing at Catalina.
Dean Phillips of the University of
Southern California is at home from an
extended eastern tour.
The Young Peoples Foreign Mission
ary society of University M. E. church
met last night at the home of Prof. and
Mrs. Stables on Thirty-sixth street.
Mrs. Gabriel Wheatly and her son,
Mr.. Warren Wheatly, are located at the
Clarendon, on South Hill street.
Mrs. F. H. Townsend returned to the
city the first part of the week from a. six
weeks outing at Catalina, and will be at
home at her new residence, 230 North
Olive street.
Miss Angela Anderson has returned
to the city, after spending the summer
months at Santa Monica, where she was
one of the acknowledged bellies. 1t is
rumored that the engagement of this
beautiful young lady to prominent
easterner will soon be announced.
Miss Anita Mccain and Miss Hughes
of Tucson, Ariz, started for their home
In the territory yesterday, after visit
of month with the family of Captain
Hare, in this city. The young ladies
made many friends while here.
Miss Ruth Smith and Miss Verta
Hughes returned yesterday from two
weeks stay at Frances Rest. Avalon,
Catalina. They brought back with them
fund of varied anecdotes and expe-
riences, with which they can regale
their friends for some time to come.
There will be a special meeting held
at the residence of Mrs Severance on
Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock for the
coming entertainment in behalf of the
GOOD Samaritan hospital. All interest
ca are invited to be present, especially
the original committee of twenty-five,
the heads of the different departments.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Mintie and Mrs.
H. L. Crittenden leave for the east to-
morrow, via San Francisco.
Mrs. James Carr of Schenectady. NJ
T., writes to her father, Nathan B. An
pei, bailiff of the police court. that she
Is spending the summer with relatives
OF her husband in New England. Mr..
and Mrs. Carr are at present at Squirrel
isiano' one Of the most charming sea-