The herald., 1897-06-20
Until You Are Cured

Edward r. Kellam were married at San
Francisco last Tuesday evening. Mr.
and Mrs. Kellam will be at home at
the Melrose after September 1st.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard NJ. Sale gave q
Dutch supper Mon55c:y; evening after the
concert. at their residence on North Hill,
street. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Montgomery, Mr.. and Mre. Mark
Jones and Dr. and Mrs. George L. Cole.
Miss Helen Layton of West Adams
street entertained at an informal
o'clock tea last Sunday. The guests were
Mines. Thilo Becker and Layton, Misses
Bugbee. Ferris, Brousseau Herr Thilo
Becker; Messrs. Rose, Dezendorf and
Butler.
H. ]. Halfhill, who has been studying
for the past two years with Vannuccini.
the great singing master, in Florence,
Italy, arrived in Los Angeles for his
vacation last Monday. Mr.. Halfhill
will return to Florence and his work in
September.
Miss Adair will entertain the music
section of the Ebell tomorrow afternoon
at the club rooms on South Flower
street. The program will be made up Of
compositions from Chaminade, and each
member of the section is privileged to
invite a friend.
Last Tuesday evening 200 members OF
the Epworth league of this city enjoyed
q delightful trolley ride to Santa Monica,
where they were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. H. Ringe, who entertained their
friends in charming manner. A fine
supper was served.
The Tourist" section Of the Ebell held
its last meeting for the season yester-
day morning in the clubrooms Mrs. M.
j. r. Stearns is the curator and during
the past year the section has studied
Rome, its art and architecture, its ARCH
aeology, climate and general history.
Miss Julia Kramer was given sur
prise party last Tuesday evening at her
home on Winfield street. Those present
were Mines. Kramer and w. Vallikett,
Misses Rigg, l.. Gray, Fannie Schofield.
Gray, A. Lowell Kramer and Burgoyne.
Messrs. Mckee, Newman. r. Leavell.
Bethel, Pierce, w. Vallikett and Ber-
trand.
Mr.. Thomas Marchbank celebrated his
first birthday in the Christian life at the
Pacific Gospel union by giving dinner
to the poor and needy one day last week.
The choir of the Central Presbyterian
church furnished the music and floral
decorations were daintily arranged
by Miss White the lady visitor of the
mission.
In an auditorium erected for the pur-
pose literary and musical festival will
be held at Ocean park from August "a
to August 18th, 1897. under the auspices
of the University association, fedora
ton of great universities Of this country
and Europe. Lectures by first-class
talent will be given. The morning lee
lures will be biblical, historical, scien-
tifc and literary. The afternoons VIII
be devoted to congresses for the discus
sion Of the great questions OF the oay'
and will include "Herronism," "Sociol-
ogy," "The Problem of Poverty" The
osophy," christian Science" Spirit
uslisun," "City Morals and other sub
iects. During the evenings popular lec-
lures will be given by eminent platform
speakers. Miss Addie L. Murphy will
give one musical and Evolutionary en-
tertainment. A musical festival occu-
pying four evenings will be given under
the direction Of Prof. c. S. Cornell, the
well-known and popular director.