The herald., 1896-12-26

Hart of Joliet, Ills, by Rev. A. Parker.
Mrs. Virginia Arne of Los Angeles,
who's has lately been adjudged insane and
committed to Highlands. was formerly
a resident of Orange. While living here,
with her husband and son, she was high
ly esteemed as woman OF much IN
telligence and refinement.
Monday evening. December 21, Mr..
and Mrs. Burnham gave a delightful
party at their elegant home on Batavia
avenue in celebration of Mr.. Burnham's
forty-ninth birthday. The principal en-
tertainment of the evening consisted of
guessing the names of noted parsonage"
from their pictures, which were at
tached to the dresses and coats of the
guests. Prizes were awarded. Part of
the evening was spent in dancing and
vocal and instrumental music. The
rooms were beautifully decorated with
roses, and delicate refreshments were
served.
Mrs. E. A. Carr Of Tehachepi arrived
on Saturday evening for visit of
few weeks with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. James Fullerton.
Roy Bishop is home tor the holiday
vacation from Berkeley.
Will Derby and James Williams,
Throop students, have come home to
spend the holidays with their parents.
Mrs. Ansley. mother of Mrs. Frances
Paine returned on Tuesday from Los
Angeles, where she has been visiting
relatives for several weeks
Mrs. Z. C. Adams and daughter Celia
of East Chapman street, are spending
the holidays in Los Angeles, with Mrs.
Jameson and Mrs Love, Mrs. Adams
daughters.
Mrs. Rose Harthorn, a former resi-
dent of Orange, has returned from
Maine, with her son Harry. Mrs. Har-
thorn will spend the winter in Orange.
Harry has secured a position in the
Coronado hotel, San Diego, and will go
there in few days.
Rev. P. D. Young has sold the south
half of his forty-acre ranch on Walnut
avenue and Tustin street to Fred ].
Crocker, who will put it out in orange
and olive trees. The north half of the
ranch, on which are the buildings. he
sold to John Buchanan of South Da-
kota, who. with his family, will occupy
the house
Horace Young has purchased the house
and lot on Cambridge street known as
the Torrey house
Lewis Evans, wife and two children.
of Ainsworth, Iowa. are guests at the
Palmyra hotel 1t is their intention to
spend the winter in Orange
Orange council, No. rs, +. A. A, has
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: M. w. Paramore, presi-
dent; Mrs. A. B. Tiffany, vice president;
O. P. Koerting, secretary; w. H. H.
Clayton, treasurer; Leroy Bennett,
chaplain; Mrs. A. H. Clark. guide; Mrs.
J. H. Frederick, observer; F. W. Honey.
sentinel S. NJ. Craddock and G. F. Jes-
son, trustees; Miss Ollie Bennett, or
ganist. w. M. Scott was elected dele
gate to the state convention and A.
Meacham alternate.
During the week Spencer & Paramore
have shipped two carloads of oranges
and George H. Bryan shipped half a
carload yesterday.
Three petitions are in circulation for
the position of postmaster. The names
CT the applicants are ]. J. Gray, j. P.
Boring and Mrs. NJ. 3. Town.
New books have been added to the
Orange public library during the month
Of December to the number of ninety
five. twelve of which were donated by
E. w. Hardy. Sixty of these are books
Of fiction and thirty-five of general lit
erature.