The herald., 1896-09-13

brid ge, Mass, where he will enter Hart
ford college.
Mr.. Tom Carhart is being congratulat-
ed by his friends upon his engagement
to Miss Marie Longstreet.
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff have
rented Mrs. Hancock's house, 1887 Sew
erance street for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Carpenter, who
have been enjoying Lake Tahoe for
some time, are at home again.
Senator and Mrs. White, who have
been spending the summer at Santa
Monica, will return in October.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bond Francisco gave
Dutch supper in honor of Miss Flest
of st. Louis last Monday evening
Mrs. Graham and daughter, Miss Ju-
liett Graham, are located at 2O27 South
Grand avenue for the winter.
Mr.. Harmon Spruance and family will
leave tomorrow for their old home in
Chicago to be gone indefinitely.
Miss Sappho of Chicago is the guest of
her cousin. Miss Minnie Prentice, at her
home on South Flower street
Mrs. F. w. Braun entertained a few
friends informally Thursday evening At
her home in Bonnie Brae tract ,FvI
The Wesley club will meet Tuesday
week at the residence of Mrs. John
Haynes on South Pearl street. stoa
Mrs. e. A. Meserve and son will leave
! the Locke this morning for an extended
; visit to the far east and Canada.
Miss Celia Troconez has returned from
Pasadena, where she has been the guest
I of Miss Il. Lopez for seven weeks.
| Mrs. N. II. Conklin and son, r. l..
| Conklin, of San Diego are visiting Mrs.
w. F. Robinson and daughter, Mrs M.
e. Auer, of 1853 West Seventh street.
| Miss Ella Hartt has returned from
Chicago and New York. where she has
been sojourning during the summer.
| Mrs. Strong of this city left yesterday
! for Kansas City, Mo-, where she will
sojourn for some time with her relatives.
The first meeting of the Stimson La
fayette Industrial school in the new
building will take place Tuesday at 10
q. m.
Mrs. DR.. Mcmillan will leave Monday
| for visit of a month at San Francisco.
! Mrs. j. r. Finlayson is seriously i'll
at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neill B. Fields, who have
| been spending some time in Southern
California, have returned to their home
in Albuquerque.
Mr.. ]. Bond Francisco has Just re-
turned from San Diego. where he visit
| ed Mr.. Granger, the owner of the great
| collection of old violins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cockins Of Santa
Barbara are the guests of Mrs. Cockins'
mother, Mrs. J. ]. Lonegan, at her home
on South Flower street.
| Mrs. W. s. Prentice entertained the
| ladies of Plymouth congregational
church very pleasantly Thursday after
noon with a thimble party.
Miss Gill and Miss Edith Gill will
leave on the 1st of October for the east.
| iS ta6 hot n 10 Iiac
not return as the Misses Gill.
| Col and Mrs. r. ]. Northam are locat-
ed for the winter at 1929 Figueroa street.
Friday evening they entertained num-
Der of gentlemen very delightfully."- at
| dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ruddy have re-
| turned from their wedding tour at Co
| ronado, and will be at home to their
friends at 141 West Twenty-second
street.
| Mrs Ahumada, wife of the governor
| wife of the senator of the same state,
were the guests Of Mrs. e. de Urquiza
! Wednesday.
| Miss Gertrude Devereux and Miss Su-
sic Gay have returned from a visit to
| their old home in Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gay have taken a house on Twenty-first
street near Estrella.
| Mr. and Mrs. Macleod. Mr.. l.. J. B.
Bourgeois and Nine. Signet will return
from San Fernando mountains ON Mon
| day, after having spent a delightful two
weeks at MI. Naud's enchanting noun
tain ranch.
John A. Logan w. r. c. will give a
campaign party Tuesday evening Sept.
IS. in Bixby's hall 6101a South Spring
street A mock election will take place,
during which time dancing will be in
dulged in.
Miss J. Creighton and Miss Telfair left
| for the east on the Santa Fe yesterday.
Miss Telfair goes to Terra Haute, while
Miss Creighton goes to Chicago. For
the past two months they both have
been the guests of Mrs. Creighton of st.
James park.
st. James guild will give lawn fete
and promenade concert at the residence
Of Mrs. Cornelius Cole at Colegrove,
Thursday evening, September 17th The
affair is or the benefit of st. James mis-
sion and promises to be very delightful
in all the details.
On Monday evening Mr.. James Bett-
ner of Riverside gave a theater party
to see The Gay Parisians. On their re-
turn q charming supper was served at
| the Casino. The floral decorations were
pink carnations ana meidenhair ferns.
Those present were: Mr. and Mrs David
Acher, Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Hoy, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Lee Rettner. Mrs. M. Ryan,
Mrs. w. r. Corson, Mrs. w. Robertson,