The herald., 1896-03-29

Mrs. Mary E. Hart of this city, was called
north last evening by telegram announc-
ing the dangerous illness of near rela-
tive.
A number of Mrs. Duga's friends gave
her complete and very pleasant surprise
at her home. 313 Hamilton street, last
week. The guests came laden with a
bountiful luncheon, which was greatly en-
joyed.
The Los Angeles Kindergarten club will
hold its next meeting in Caledonian hall,
Wednesday, April 1, at 2:30 pm. Miss
Murphy of the Cumnock School of Oratory
will be present and give an informal talk
upon Expression Through Physical Gull
ture.
Miss A. B. Ellis was the hostess at her
home on West Eleventh street yesterday
afternoon for the Spinsters' Whist club.
Those present we're: Misses Luitweiler,
the Misses Wallace, Longley, Crippen, the
Misses Thrope, Black, Davidson, Arm
strong. Baugham.
Mr.. W. B. Wiltshire gave lunch party
at the California club on Thursday to Mrs.
George Wiltshire and Mr.. and Mrs. N. F.
Wiltshire of Covington, Ky. The other in
Cunningham, Mrs. G. c. Carpenter and
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Gay Wiltshire. After a
delightful repast the entire party left on q
special car for Mt. Lowe.
Miss Minkler entertained informally FRI
day afternoon at her home on Georgia
street. Music passed the time rapidly by
and was enjoyed by Mrs. Withers, Mrs.
Mcclellan. Elsie Harnden of Alameda,
Maud Tufts, Edith Hit, Florence Howes.
The Melrose Whist club met in it's hotel
parlors last Thursday evening and enjoyed
q few hours of whist. Miss Roberts won
the first prize, delft clock, Mrs. John Ell
lis captured the second. handsome Dres-
den cup and saucer. Mr.. Briggs won tile
gentlemen's first prize. a silver corkscrew,
and Mr.. Dinmore the second, an onyx and
gold paperweieht.
An informal evening was enjoyed with
Miss Sara Innes at her home on Carroll
avenue, Friday, by a number of her
friends. The rooms we're bright with cut
flowers. Cards and a dainty supper con-
stituted the evenings pleasure. Those
present we're: Misses Eshman, Fairchild,
Helen Fairchild, Frisbee of Cleveland;
Newell, Libbey, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Foster,
Messrs. Eshman. Edwards, Darling Knorr,
lnnes, Ballard, Cheney of Boston.
Liberty lodge No. American Order of
Friends held their regular meeting at the
Native Sons hail on Friday evening, Mrs.
w. "a. Young presiding. Three new mem.
bers were received and it was decided 10
give grand leap year ball on May 2. The
following was the program: Piano solo,
Miss Blanche Baker; vocal solo. Mrs. w.
II. Young; piano solo, Mrs. Annie Lily !;
vocal solo, Miss Blanche Baker. The re-
mainder Of the evening was spent in dane
ing. which was enjoyed until late hour.
The following members of the advisory
board of the Los Angeles Free Kinder.
garten association will meet tomorrow at
p. IN. at the rooms of the Friday Morning
club:
Mines. r. r. Widney, j. A. Oseood, z.
I. Galpin, }. w. Pierce, Kate Hagan, B.
Wotkyns. c. NJ. Clarerie, Elizabeth Fall
lansbse, d. G. Stephens, JEANNE G. Carr,
Waterman, Z. D. Stirnson, Louise Harvey,
j. d. Hooker, Professor Reyes, Professor
Search, Professor Foshay, Rabbi Solomon,
Rev. J. 5. Thomson. Rev. B: w. F. Tayler,
Rev. b. E. Howard Rev. w. c. Mclean,
Rev. William Grey, Rev. Chichester, Rev.
George Dye, Rev. Day. DR.. William Edgar,
DR.. G. B. Dixon, DR.. Walter Lindley, DR..
]. T. Stewart, Messrs. Thomas Barnard,
W. G. Patterson, George Hansen. H. o.
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