The herald., 1896-09-13

Mrs. Hayes, Miss Brooks, Mr.. James
Parker, Miss Roberts, Mr.. l. M. Beck
with.
Mrs. M. w. Stimson entertained very
delightfully."- Friday evening with a din
ner at her home on Orchard avenue.
Duchess roses formed the artistic deco
rations and delicious menu was served
to the following guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Stimson of Pasadena, Messrs
Robert Stimson, George Stimson and
Chas. Stimson.
Miss Louise Bourke entertained the
following young ladies informally Fri
day afternoon at her home on Twenty
third street. One of the pleasures of the
afternoon was a song by Miss Emma
Graves. Those present were IneZ and
Nellie Clark, Adelaide Brown, Mamie
| Dillon, Florence Williams and Miss
Ainsworth.
One of the most pleasant affairs of
| which Banner hive No. 21, Ladies Of the
Maccabees, are always credited with
giving, occurred on Wednesday after
noon at their hall, 1Osh North Spring
street 1t being legal holiday. they de-
cided to spend the afternoon socially.
After a short period spent in music and
chatting all were served with ice cream
| and cake, of which an abundance had
! been previously prepared by the officers
X as a surprise TO the members.
| A number of young ladies met at the
| home of Mrs. T. d. Stimson Friday to
sew for the Stimson- Lafayette indus
4 trial school. A delicious luncheon was
served at noon and the guests continued
their good work until late in the after
noon. Those present were the Misses
| Wellborn, the Misses Fairchild, the
Misses Johnson, the Misses HoweS, the
Misses Joy and Mrs. Ezra Stimson.
/ Santa Barbara
The ladies of the Christian church
| gave an ice cream social Tuesday even
| ing at the residence of Mrs. VIM. Biren-
baum, corner of Anapamu and Santa
Barbara streets. Cake, coffee and sand
wiches were served and the Spanish
string orchestra played several beauti-
| full selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund M. Burke and
Miss Nellie Garfield went to Ventura
Wednesday to attend the Admission day
| celebration.
Sunday afternoon occurred the mar
riage of Mr.. John F. c. A. Frsins and
Miss Josephine Robin. Mr.. Frisins is
73 years of age, a pioneer and has been
| liquor dealer for many years in
this city. The bride is 26 years of age,
a native of France and one of the ladies
conducting the French laundry on State
street The ceremony was performed
by Rev. p, ]. Stockman of the Catho-
lie church. The honeymoon will be spent
in Los Angelo and at Coronado.
J. r. True of Santa Cruz is spending
q few days in this county, where he has
large properly interests.
On Wednesday afternoon Mr.. Holton
Webb gave an interesting reading en-
titled The Birds Christmas Carol. The
| entertainment was under the auspices
of the eighth year Of Lompoc school dis
trict and the proceeds went to the libra
ry fund
st. Vincent's institution announce that
they will hold a fair about the middle of
.Iext month.
| The Santa Barbara County Horticul-
turists were entertained Wednesday at
the home of p. c. Higgins in Carpen-
teria The subject Of Irrigation was dis
cussed Mr.. Frank I. Hardison and Miss
Jessie Cole, both of Santa Paula. were
married on Admission day at the home
of the brides parents. The young cou-
pie took the evening train for this city,
| where they will make their future home.
Il. Edwards Franklin, J. r. Janssens
and many others from the Channel city
went to Carpenteria this evening to par
take of an excellent supper given at
Good Templars' hall by the Catholic
| ladies. The proceeds will go to the
Catholic church building fund. The COM
mittee in charge of the repast consists
of Mrs. M. r. Richardson, Misses Luisa
Hernandez and Josie Rodriguez.
| The following party of well-known
Santa Barbara people spent Admission
day on Santa Cruz island, whittier they
went an a steam yacht: Misses Eliza
beth Cooper. Lillian Hopkins. Sarah
Redington, Katharine StoW. Mines. w.
w. Burton, M. G. r. Niles. ..AIessrs. W. T.
Summers, w. s. Redington. H. F. r.
| Vail, Geo. T. Coles. VIM. w. Burton,
l.. w. Redington, Herman H. Eddy, H.
| w. Biddle. ]. r. Coles and j. l.. Colby.
The ladies Of the Carpinteria M. e.
| church gave pleasant social this after
| noon and evening.
| The Channel City delegation of Ma
! tive Sons to the Ventura celebration re-
port an excellent time Stanta Barbara
| Parlor, No. 116. N. S. G. W., comprised
| the sixth division of the parade and
made a pleasing appearance under the
| able management of w. b. Stafford, B.
! Depne and Manuel Carrillo, the field
! committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Penf1eld Of Los
| Angeles are visiting this city, guests OF
| Mrs. ], B. Venting.
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