The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1897-07-16

appetites whetted and ready for anything
that was eatable. Among the party were:
Misses Maud Mott, Emma Howard, Ellen
Lowry, Mabel Schopbach, Flora Schop-
bach, Grace Tower, Irene Shobe, Isabel
Shobe, Ada Coggswell, Messrs. Bridges,
Harry Young, Fren Nash, Fred Buchanan,
Herbert Brown, Fred Brown, Robert Allen
Archie Price and John Barnett.
A large number of friends of Miss Martha
Hardwick delightfully."- surprised her at her
home 345 Kensington place, last evening
The party met at the Terminal depot, from
whence they proceeded to the house, heav-
lily laden with good things to supply the
inner man. After a short time spent in
social amusement the party adjourned to
the Knights of Pythias hall, where they
whiled away several hours in a social hop.
| Those present were: Messrs Kelly, VIII
| II. and G. T. Sudden, Graham, Chisholm
Myers, Wilson, Ryan, Quinn, Arnold. Ed
mundson. E. and T. Ney, James. Resley,
Tyler. Carr, Stewart, Fisher, Graffan,
Blatenburg, Andrews, Archibald, Hard
| wick and Petre, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs Gid
dngs and Mrs. HESS Misses Martha and
Bertha Iiardwick, Snyder, Quinn, Will
Jams. Bridges, Kelly, Salmon, Buckius
Ross, Taylor, Davis, Ransome, Rand,
| Kanes, Garfield, Murray and Kinley.
An important meeting of the Columbia
Hill Tennis club will be held next Saturday
afternoon at o'clock at Columbia Hill for
the purpose of reorganizing the club.
Fred Ross entertained a few friends In
honor of his birthday anniversary yester-
day evening at his home on Yolo avenue.
The evening was devoted to games ana
music. Refreshments were served and the
young people very pleasantly entertained.
The Ladies' Home Social league of the
Good Templars gave social this evening
at the home of Miss Hattie Jones on Lake
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Willis Eason entertained
a few friends this evening at progressive
anagrams.
Mrs. Nelia Barnes of Monrovia, D. d. G.
M, installed the following officers of Pasa-
dena Rebekah lodge, No. 121, /. o. o. F.,
last evening: Mrs. Linnie Blick, N. g.;
Mrs. Alta V. Jones, V. G.; Mrs. Ellen j.
Dunn, r. S.; Homer Blck, F. S.; Miss
Mertie Bonner, treasurer; Miss Roa Miller,
warden; Miss Carrie Downing, conductor:
Miss Flora Amos, /. c.; G. H. Bandel, o.
G.; Mrs. Minnie Korstian, r. S. N. g.;
Miss Kittie Foulkes, l.. S. N. G.; Mrs.
Phoebe Blick, R. S. v. G.: Miss Sadie
Foulkes, l.. S. V. c.: Mrs. LYDIA Hyatt,
chaplain. After installation refreshments
were served and a social time enjoyed. A
number of visitors were present from Mon
rovia.
BREvITIES
In the reconstruction of the Linda Vista
bridge it has been found that the old tim
bers are very rotten. 1t was known that
the bridge. built as it was during the BOOM
was not of the best material. but hardly
anyone thought it was in as rotten con-
dition as it was found to be. There had
even been suggestions made that with a
little repairing it would be all right fol-
some time to come, but while tearing II
down it was found that it has been far from
safe for some time back.
Mcdonald & Co. sold yesterday for
| Hos lrf, tn Tlovyi OF a
and lot on the corner of Painter street and
Summit avenue.
R. Gaylord sold part of the lot, corner
Los Robes avenue and Herkimers street
that he purchased yesterday from Rev. 7
Stats, to E. B. Pierce.
The property occupied by T. ]. Rigg' s
drug store was yesterday sold to e. b
Hosmer. Consideration, $4,000 The sale
was effected through 3. O. Kendall.
At meeting of the school trustees this
morning, in the office of Simpson & Willett
Miss Agnes Kuleman was elected as q
member of the high school faculty, Mrs
l.. V. Sweesey music teachr and Isaac A
Whitcomb janitor of the Columbia school
PERSONAL
H. H. Goodrich, Miss Carrie Goodrich
and Miss Helen Goodrich left this morning
for their old home in Troy. N. Y
Elwood I. Shurts, bookkeeper for c. c.
Brown left today for his old home in New
ark, N. j. He will return in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kincaid of West
Liberty, Ia, are among recent arrivals in
the city, and are guests of DR.. Allen.
Mrs George w. Stimson and children
of South Orange Grove left this morning
for Long Beach for a brief outing.
j. H. Lamson and son have arrived from
Portland, Me-, and are guests of Mrs
Lamson and daughter of North Pasadena
Mr.. and Mrs. M Pruitt, who arrived to-
day from the Christian Endeavor conven-
ton, are the guests Of Mrs. d. w. Herlihy
459 Lincoln avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Sheldon arrived from
Kewanee, ILL.,, yesterday and are guests OF
Mrs. Sheldon's sister, Mrs. j. D. Nash oil
South Los Robes avenue.
Mrs. Robert Campbell of Miles City
Mont, who has been the guest of John
Allin and family for some days, left for
Tacoma today on her way home.
Henry G. Gordon left this morning on the
Santa Fe overland train for Belfast, Ire
laid. He will make his home there in the
future. Mr. Gordon has lived in Pasadena