The herald., 1896-07-26
Here and There

one OF the most pleasant ever given un-
oer the auspices of the church.
Here and There
Dan L. Mcfarland, son of ex-City At
torney Chas. Mcfarland, has returned
| from an extended visit to his grandpa
rents In Portsmouth, Ohio.
MRS. Spencer Millard and children
nave gone to San Jose to spend the sum-
| mer
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Howry have re-
moved to 931. South Hill street
MRS. Latz and Miss f. E. Blackman
lert Yesterday for Catalina to enjoy a
few days at the Metropole
Mr.. j. f. Conroy is at home from a
trip in the northern part of the state.
Mr.. AL Barker left Friday for San
francisco and Mr.. Godfrey Holterhoff
viii leave today for the same place.
Both gentlemen will be gone only for a
| short time
Miss Helen Wright of San Francisco
Is the guest of Mrs. Henry Wander Leck
at her home.
Judge Bicknell and family are located
| at Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roth Hamilton and
their guest Miss Lewis Smith, are spend
! ing few days at Santa Barbara.
I Misses Julia Mercereau and Minnie
Prentice and Mr. Irwin Heron were
among those who left yesterday for Cat
| alma.
Lafayette Young left last Thursday
for his home in Des Moines, Iowa.
Mrs. j. f. Louck and Miss Gertrude
Louck of Wichita, Kansas, are the
| guests of Mrs. O. A. Vickrey at her home.
| 224 West Eighteenth street.
| Mrs. c. T.. Bowers, nee Miss Alice
O'Farrell. formerly prominent in mu-
| sical circles in this city, but at present
| located in Kingman, Ariz., has been Wis
! iting friends in. this city, left yesterday
| for week at Camulus. On her return
Mrs. Bowers will go to Catalina for
visit.
Mrs Telfair Creighton will arrive
home today after an extended and very
delightful trip in the east.
Mr.. Will NJ. Enderlein and Mr.. Ed
North are at Long Beach enjoying the
sea breezes. Mr. North will leave short
ly on a lumber schooner for Puget
Sound
Mr.. B. J. Donahue and family are So
journing at Redondo and are comfort
ably settled In their cottage.
Miss Susan Donahue is at Redondo re-
cuperating her health.
Miss Josie Mead is enjoying visit to
Redondo.
Mrs Alfred Crawford, with her
daughter Donna and her mother, Mrs.
Fiske, left on Thursdays overland for
| their old home in Grand Rapids, Mich,
| where they will spend several months.
Mrs. Horace Noble Taylor entertained
informally at her home. 91S Blaine street,
| on last Wednesday afternoon. The
rooms were prettily decorated in pink
! and white roses Mrs. Aubrey Davidson
assisted. Dainty refreshments were
| served.
Mrs. NJ. A. Moran and Miss May Mo-
| ran will leave in few days for Brussels.
| Miss Moran will remain abroad for three
/ tcy h-ter rl,t
and talented writer and will contribute
to different American journals during
her absence.
Mr.. and Mrs Hugh Vail will leave
next Tuesday for Santa Monica, where
they have taken cottage for the sum-
mer.
DR.. and Mrs. w. W. Ross returned
home Thursday from their eastern trip.
The friends of Miss Carrie Field will
regret to hear that she Is quite i'll at her
home on Angeleno Heights.
Miss Daisy Gunther. who has been the
guest of Miss Ethel Mullins, is now WIS.,
iting friends at Santa Monica.
There was jolly gathering of young
people at the home of Mrs. L. c. Good
win, on South Broadway, Friday even
ing. Those present were Misses Alice
Graves of Alhambra. Alice keenan,,
Harmon Spruance, Messrs. Harold But
ler Ned Field and Allen Brown.
Miss Zadie Maxwell gave delightful
wheel party Tuesday evening. The
pleasant hours were terminated by ta-
male supper at the hostess home on
South Main street. The guests were
Miss Mccormack, Messrs. Robert Par
sons, Ralph Wilson, Jack Martin, Earl
Knepper, Lyford Maxwell and Charlie
Seyler.
The Misses Schwarz are the guests of
Miss Eaton at Santa Monica
Messrs. Will Innes and Will Mcintosh
returned home Thursday from a pros
pecting tour and fishing and hunting
trip in Kern county.
Mr.. Andrew Bogart, the young barry
tone who made such favorable i'm
preston upon the musical people of
Los Angeles at La Fiesta concert, Is
now taking pleasure trip through
Europe and at present is in Paris.
Frank Bartlett w. r. c.. No. 7, gave
a card party at Mcdonald hall, 1877 North
Main street, yesterday evening. There
was an informal program and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. f. T. Earl sailed last Thursday
for Paris on the steamer Fuerst Bis
marck.
Mrs. Joe Bets has removed to Santa
Monica for the summer and is occupying
cottage No. 10 on the beach.
Mrs. A. Host entertained with a din
ner at Santa Monica last week in honor
of her husbands birthday.
A merry party of young people drove
out to Judge Ramsaur's at Florence in
a tallyho on Friday evening and were
most delightfully."- entertained. Mrs
Ramsaur was assisted by the Misses
Clark, Miss Ramsaur, Messrs. Lee, Will
and Lutte Ramsaur. Tempting refresh
ments were served. Those who compris-
ed the party were Mrs. Fullwood, Misses
Curry, Kessler, Harris, Helen Harris
Hartwell Ellis, Hitchcock, Williams,
Black, Messrs. Staub, Williams, Stan
bury, Ashley, Fred Ashley, Garrett and
Brown.
An Evening With American Poets
An entertainment, with the above IT,
tie, Will be given in the Congregational
church at Long Beach Tuesday evening"