The herald., 1896-03-22
Here and There

Mr. and Mrs. A. Haas and family left
yesterday for San Francisco.
Mrs. } ohm Vosburg is suffering with a
severe cold at her horne on Figueroa street.
The Jonathan club are making arrange
ments for a ladies' evening in the near
future.
Mrs. Frank Burnett will entertain Tues
day afternoon in honor of the Stafford
Glee club.
Miss Emma Ballard will entertain the
p. Il. O's. Tuesday evening at home at
University.
Mrs. Captain Steere was summoned north
today upon the occasion OF the death of
her father.
Secondo Guasti, the merchant, left yes
terday for the east and Europe, to be gone
five months.
The many friends of Miss Florence Foy
will be glad to know that she is recovering
from severe illness.
Mrs. Davis of St. Joseph is the guest of
General and Mrs. r. p. johnson at their
home on South Hope street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. O. Wilson of Helena,
Mont, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. X. p.
Cullen of 676 West jefferson street.
Laurel Circle No. 100, C. of f., will give
q social dance at their hall, 1917 North
Main street, Wednesday evening, March
25th.
The Assistance league will meet at the
residence of Mrs. Il. r. Griffith, 904 West
Twenty eighth street, next Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. S. A. w. Carver has issued invita-
tion; for an at home for Wednesday
evening, the 25th. at her residence in
East Los Angeles.
The lecture that was to have been given
before the Ebell society next Wednesday
has been postponed indefinitely owing 10
illness in Mrs. English's $ family.
Mrs. Mabel Jeness Venter will lecture
next Wednesday afternoon at Music hall
at p. M, on Artistic Dress and the Vul-
garism We See in Society.
Miss Louise Carmen who has been
spending the winter with her brother, }. s.,
Carmen, at the California hotel, will leave
this week for her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Alton entertained
the Very Rev. Mgr. Nugent of Liverpool,
England, at dinner one evening last week
at their home, 1858 Estrella avenue.
Mrs. +. P. Buckingham of Nashville,
Miss Lyle of San Francisco and Col.
George II. Burton, u. S. A.. were the
guests of Captain and Mrs. Overton at
dinner on Friday.
Mr.. Kellam entertained very delightfully."-
with a dinner at the California club Thurs
day, which was followed by box party at
the Burbank. Those present were the
Misses Winston and Belts and Mr.. Marion
Wigmore.
The following party enjoyed The Mix
ado at the Burbank last night: Misses
Gertrude and Sadie Johnson, Davis, Belk-
nap, Cableigh, Wood. Messrs. Walter
Barnweli. Joe Burniller, Will Edwards,
Richard Dickinson. Charles Dick, Ben
Coulter.
Mrs. Elizabeth HalIenbeck entertained
with luncheon last week in honor of
Mrs. Josephine Campbell. The guests
were: Mines J. d. Bicknell, j. Mackay,
Elliott. T. Il. Bicknell, d. W. Hanna,
Spence, H. G. Gates and Miss Nc cfellan.
Miss Beresford JOY, who has been absent
from Los Angeles for y number of years.
returned home yesterday. Miss Joy has
been studying music abroad and has won
most enviable repute as singer, and it is
with anticipated pleasure that her friends
are awaiting an opportunity to hear her.
DR.. and Mrs. McGowan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Champlin, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il.
Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, Mrs.
Northam, Miss Northam, Miss Chapman,
Mrs. Hamburger and Mr.. Turrell left yes
terday 10 spend Sunday at Mount Lowe.
The Woman's Press club has changed
its place OF meeting from the Nadeau hotel
to the assembly room of the chamber of
commerce. The first meeting of the exec
utve board for the new club year will be
held OH Thursday next at the above named
place at 2 o'clock.
The members of the Sunday School Pri-
mary Teachers union were entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of the
president, Mrs. z. l.. Parmelee, South
Pearl street. After the usual business and
teaching of the lessons refreshments were
served and very pleasant social time en-
joyed.
The Cradle Songs of All Nations will be
given at the Los Angeles theater on the
evenings of April 18th and 18th, with a
matinee on Wednesday afternoon. This
charming entertainment is given in the in.
terest of the Free kindergarten associa-
ton and should receive a large patronage.
1t is in the hands of number of the lead
ing society women of Los Angeles and
promises to be success.
There are few whose residence in Los
Angeles dates back into the years FROM
1850 to 1865 but feel that they have
suffered personal loss in the death of
Mrs, Louisa M. Foy, which occurred in this
city Tuesday morning at the residence of
her sister. Mrs. s. C. Foy. She was
native of Indiana, emiRrated to California
with hcr parents in 1850, and the next
year became q resident of Los Angeles.
She was married to the late John M. Foy
in 1858 and in 1856 moved to San Ber-
nardino, whore she has since resided. She