The herald., 1896-06-14
will occupy their home in Monrovia dur

will occupy their home in Monrovia dur
ing the summer months.
Henry ]. Kramer and pupils of the
juvenile class will give a reception at
Turnverein hall Friday evening, June
18th.
Misses Ella and Celia O'Connor of San
Francisco are the guests of Mrs. James
Winston at her home on North Hill
street.
viii E. Edwards is enjoying delight
full outing with w .B. Nicholson, who is
working on a survey several miles from
AZusa.
Mrs. 3. c. Truman has taken the Ea-
ton cottage on Ocean avenue, Santa
Monica, for the summer, and will occupy
it in a few days.
Miss Mabel Clute entertained num-
ber of friends very delightfully."- Thurs
day evening with high five at her nome
on Ingraham street.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Cora Goodrich to Robert Davis Clark
of Peoria, Ills The wedding will occur
some time in the early fall.
William Strong of this city, who has
been in the East for number of months,
sailed yesterday on the City of Paris for
a three months visit abroad.
The junior class Of the Cumnock
school of oratory will give a recital Sat
urday evening, June goth, at Kramer's
hall. 139 West Fifth street.
The many friends of Mr.. Ray Fair
child will have the pleasure of welcom-
ing him home the first part of the week
after an absence of several months.
Mrs. M A. Wilcox, who is spending
the summer at Santa Monica. has rented
for eighteen months the elegant man
sion on Adams street, next to Mrs. Sew
erance's.
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yesterday Mrs. George Montgomery won
the first prize, a cut glass bottle. The
second, a pair of silver scissors, went to
Mrs. Stoner.
Richard Dickinson's presence is
greatly missed at social gatherings and
his many friends wish him speedy
return from the North, where he has
gone for an indefinite length of time.
Mrs. George l.. Cole entertained in
formally Friday evening with delight
full dinner at her home on South Hope
street. The guests were Misses Wad-
dilove, Dora Scott Fannie Lockhart
and Mr.. Flick.
On Thursday,J June 25 the ladies Of the
Alhambra guild will open q bazaar at
the residence of Mrs F. Edward Gray.
with unique novelties, delightful music,
seasonable refreshments. lovely flowers
and pleasing decorations.
A merry party of young people gath
cred at the home of Mr.. e. w. oliver on
Bunker Hill avenue on Thursday even
ing, in honor of Mr.. e. B. Sweet, who is
home for his vacation after having spent
the past year attending the University
of Pennsylvania.
George Valentine, the well-known
violinist of this city, will leave Monday
for New York, from where he will sail
for Europe, visiting Scotland, England
France and Germany. Mr.. Valentine
will pursue his musical studies while
away and expects to be absent about a
year.
A most successful Demorest medal
contest was held in the Third Congrega-
tional church last week, at which Miss
Maud Williams won the prize. Miss
Winnie Morris was the able teacher of
the class. The contestants were seven
young ladies who gave great credit to
the church and also to their instructor
Thursday evening the ladies of the
American Baptist church gave sue
cessful book social in the church parlors
The affair was profitable as well as en-
joyable as each guest brought with
them book which was donated to the
Sunday school. Those who took part
in the program were Mrs. w. F. Jacobs
Miss Ora Burke, Miss Addie Meek, Della
Plumstead and Miss Edna Tinker
There was pleasant informal dance
enjoyed Thursday evening at Alfrey
| hall by number of young people. There
! was good music in attendance and light
refreshments were served. Those pres
| ent were Misses Knewing, l.. Knewing
Mullen, G. Mullen, Huber, Jones, Rus
sell, Mccormack, Messrs. J. A. Graham
H. c. Knewing, NJ. J. McGarry. E. F.
Mullen. d. F. McGarry Ralph Day, J.
A. McGarry, and j. c. Furbert.
A number of the members of the Flez
Whist club spent a pleasant evening
Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. William
H. Hammill, at their home, ,735 East Thir-
teenth street. Music and recitations con-
stituted the evenings amusement
Among those present were Misses
Schumacher, Misses Bandholt, Hogan
Ferner, Hunter. Rochat, Messrs. White
Hunter, Viera and Schumacher.
Miss Overton entertained and presid-
ed over a very pretty dinner at her
home on Portland street, Friday eve
ming. Cosmos and centureans formed
the effective table decorations. The
guests were Misses Neatly Hamilton