The herald., 1897-07-01

an entertainment last evening in G. A. r.
hail. entitled, ''The Mikmaids' Conven-
ton" which was much enjoyed by the
audience present, the many funny situa-
tons keeping all in a merry frame of mind
throughout the evening. Some OF the milk
maids stools. COW bells, canned milk and
other souvenirs of the convention were
sold at auction by Lewis Culver and
brought fancy prices: The following ladies
took part as members of the convention:
Misses Zana F. Terpening, Gertrude
Beecher, Myrtle Bonner, Amy Lacey, Leah
Yates, Flora JONES' Alice Mckee, Grace
Mendenhall, Daisy Lewis, Carrie de Hegy,
Thornburg, Lulu Thornburg. Nellie Dunn,
| Olive Frier, Maggie Johnson, Maud MUIR
ply, Gertrude Ralston, Nina Mcclure,
Matte Boswell.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Randall of Grand
avenue entertained last evening in honor
| of their daughter, Miss Ethel Randall
and son, H. Page Randall. The decora-
| tions were in red, white and blue, in honor
| OF the countrys natal day now so near at
hand, and the score cards also were en-
blematfc of the same anniversary, being
marked with stars, and the dates, 1776 and
1897. printed thereon. Prizes were won by
Roy Baker, Miss Fannie Watson and Will
Merwin. After the games refreshments
| were served.
| The poster tea given by Mrs. A. C. Arm
strong at her Altadena home yesterday
afternoon, for the benefit of charity, was a
great success, both financially and social
ly, there being some seventy-five guests
present. Miss Blanche Bolt very kindly
loaned her posters for the occasion There
are over five hundred posters in the collec-
ton, and they were much admired The
admittance fee to see the posters was so
cents. Mrs. George Barker and Mrs. C. S.
Cristy favored the guests with vocal solos,
and Miss Ada Story rendered some pleas
ant piano solos, which added much to the
| enjoyment of the occasion. About $35 was
realized for charity. Light refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
| Newspaper reports and letters received
| from Tiffin, O., tell of the marriage at
that place of Mr.. Charles P. Roraback
| of Pasadena and Miss Grace Hall of Tiffin,
O., which was solemnized on the 23d inst.
Miss Kate Hamilton, teacher in the Gar
field school during the past year, was very
pleasantly surprised by number of the
girls of her class, who invited her to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Twinting, on
South Fair Oaks avenue, where the after
noon was very pleasantly spent with
games and music and refreshments, and
at the close the girls presented their teach
er with beautiful teachers Bible.
The Sons of st. George and the Scotch
Thistle club celebrated the queens Jubilee
tnlS evening at hnlgntS Oh fylnlaS nall
with banquet, at which a royal time was
had and the health of the queen drunk
with speeches and toasts. There was q
large attendance Of former subjects of hei
Britannia Majesty, who recalled the scenes
of their native land and sung God Save
the Queen" with a will.
PERSONAL
Miss Jessie Cook, Miss Olive Ayers
Messrs. Fred Nash, Neal Taylor and Ear
Parker returned from Pomona college to.
day to spend their summer vacation al
their homes.
Mr.. NJ. s. jerks of San Dimas, late oi
Chicago, was in the city today, making
the acquaintance. of some of our leading
whist players. She is a teacher of the
game.
Miss Laura Pennell and Miss Condor will
leave Monday for San Francisco. to at.
tend the Christian Endeavor convention
and later will visit relatives in Denver ano
st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs E. F. Hurlbut and Miss
Hurlbut are among Pasadenans who will
leave for Catalina tomorrow.
Messrs. Mcintosh Guy Cochran, Warner
Carhart and Tom O'Harra of Los Angeles
were guests of Rudd Story of -A,tadens
at dinner this evening, remaining over fol
the dance.