The herald., 1896-08-09

| turn TO the ldtter pihces WhcNe they VIII
| reside.
Miss Marley of Bonnie Brae street Is
| enjoying life at Coronado.
| Miss Leona Egerer has returned home
after two weeks visit to Pomona
| Miss Dora James and Miss Carrie J..
| Blanchard are taking their outing at
| Catalina.
Miss Ruth Smith and Miss verta w.
| Hughes will leave this week for an out
| ing at Catalina.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Crutcher are the
| guests of Mrs. S. s. Salisbury at her
| cosy home at Avalon.
Misses Nellie MSNearney and Leona
Egerer leave Tuesday for a two weeks
stay at Santa Monica.
Mrs. ]. S. Osgood entertained few
friends informally last night at her
home on West Twelfth street.
Miss Stella Dayton has returned from
San Bernardino. where she has been
visiting, much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Bean and
daughter. Miss Nettie. leave Monday for
a months outing at Santa Monica.
Miss GertrAle Smith entertained at
luncheon Friday. The guests were Mrs.
NJ. c. Graham, Miss Collier and Miss
Todd.
The Misses Mercereau were among
those who left for Catalina island yes
terday They will be the guests Of Miss
Minnie Prentice.
Mr.. and Mrs. lie Grand Belts are at
Catalina for two weeks visit. On their
return they will go to housekeeping at
1917 Ingraham street.
Miss Purle Battomes and Miss Fern
Wesh of the Los Angeles high school
will so by steamer on the 18th Of this
month to attend school in Berkeley.
Mr.. Melville Nordlinger left yesterday
for visit of several weeks to Catalina.
Miss Barpholt and Miss Norrise will
leave tomorrow for an extended visit
to Redondo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clark have
moved into their new home, Niles park,
416 East Twentieth street, where Mrs
Clark will be at home on Wednesdays
after September 1st.
Robt. Bell, Jr.. and his brother Frank
left Yesterday for their fathers ranch,
San Bernardino county. to join party
OF friends who will spend a fortnight in
the mountains hunting and fishing.
The AS You Like 1t club have ad-
Journed for the months of August and
September. but will meet early in Octo-
Der with Mrs. Albert Crutcher at her
home, 1925 West Twentyfourth street.
Miss Clara Carpenter and Miss Adams
who has been visiting Mrs. J. P. Jack
son, Jr., will leave today by steamer
for San Francisco, from where they will
so to Berkeley for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff, Mrs
II. r. Craig and Mr.. Tom Craig. who
have been guests of the Abbotsford Inn,
left yeserday for Coronado for several
weeks.
4 very enjoyable trolley party was
given in honor of Miss Cora Costicisan
by her friends on Wednesday evening.
They went to Santa Monica, where the
evening was spent in dancing. after
which refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs e. G. Luentzel and Miss
Envy returned in the early part of the
week from Capistrano hot springs,
where they spent three weeks. They
Will leave in few days for the beach
to spend the remainder of the summer.
The Misses McLaine and Miss Anna
Cole of Pico Heights left yesterday for
an outing at Catalina.
A party of eight campers will start
for Catalina this morning for a stay of
ten days at Avalon. Three police officers
are among tie lucky ones and will try
to establish a record when they get back
as the boss fish story tellers of the de-
partment. The party comprises Officers
Ben Robbins and family James Neigh
bors and family. Ritch. and Walter
lSller ana IrlenQS.
ARepEpiIGnu-Qz=--
Republicans are having a tropical
time of it from causes other than the
weather merely. Western Republicans
are almost universally bimetallists. and
since the Republican party. through its
national platform, wandered away from
the fold in it's worship of a strange god.
they are thoroughly befogged from
political or party standpoint. They are
wondering why the Republican party
left them the sweet consolation of BIZ
metallism for many years, and then in
this year of grace ostracises the unfor-
tunate who remains firm in his convic-
tion of principle They look on In al
most mute surprise at the spectacle or
the old Republican party whose corner
stone and birthright was great moral
principle, now declaring again for
principle involving the happiness and
prosperity of the United States, ana IN
the next breath. on the score of eXped1-
ency. weakly throwing principle to the
winds and bowing down in worship to
the god of gold.
Again, Republicans wonder how they
can be loyal to the national Repupllcan
party and vote their state republican
ticket They have no alternative ION
any ticket presented) but to vote Tor
silver representatives for congress. But
it would hardly be consistent TO vote
for silver representatives, ana LOT NC
Kinley for president, the former to en-
act laws favoring bimetallism and the
latter to veto them.
Thus the political atmosphere has be-
come sitting in its perpleXities to the
conscientious Republican, who loves MS
nartv for the history it has made.
Thousands of them have necessarily
come to the conclusion that they must
remain with the Republican party OF the
state. vote the state ticket ana vote Ior
NTr Ervan. who will approve any legis-
lation looking to the rehabilitation or
silver as one of the money metals. Many
believe this will be a more consistent
course than to vote for man for presl-
dent who will antagoniZe the fight of
Republican Representatives for free sill
ver.-Los Angeles Journal.