The herald., 1897-10-17
Here and There

Here and There
Mrs. Jennie Kempton is in Boston.
Mrs F. Jones has returned from a
three months trip to the mountains.
/ Miss Church of Redlands IS the guest
of Miss Briston of West Seventh street.
Miss Schilling and Miss Grace Schil-
/ ling have gone to Denver to stay several
/ months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paulin entertained with
a hop last evening at the Mt. Pleasant,
I Boyle Heights
Mrs. j. S. Owens started for Chicago
with her small daughter Wednes sday for
a two months visit.
| William Ashe Corbett of Jersey City
arrived yesterday to spend the winter
with his sister, Mrs. j. Philip Erie.
Miss Grace Jenkins, the violinist Of
Chicago, is enroute to the coast and will
spend some time in Los Angeles
Maurice F. Collins, prominent rail-
road man of Fort Dodge, Iowa, is in the
city for a months visit with relatives.
The Ebell will hold its regular month
ly reception Wednesday, October eth. al
the new rooms, 720 South Broadway.
The friends of ]. ]. Bergin will be glad
to learn that he is rapidly convalescing
and will no doubt be about in few days.
Mrs. o. P. Posey has returned from a
European trip of several months. Mr.
Posey will return the last of next month
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bayly and fam
lily of Denver have taken the Wigmore
residence on West Adams street for the
winter.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Josephine Haskins and VIM. H. Joyce,
which will take place at Christ church
Tuesday evening, October 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. James have re-
turned from the east and will be at
home at 1903 West First street Wednes-
days, on and after the 9th inst.
The Monday Musical club will hold its
first annual meeting for the season to-
morrow afternoon at the home of Mrs.
j. S. Vosburg on Figueroa street.
Rev. Eugenia F. st. John of Kansas
City, the evangelist and lecturer, is Wis
iting her cousin, Mrs. Theron Chaffee,
at No. 141 East Thirty-sixth stree,.
Mrs. Simona Bradbury has sent 500
TO the Assistance league as their share
VI tue lclt WHICH was uGlu last week al
the Bradbury residence on Court hill.
The current events section of the Ebell
held its first meeting Of the season at
the residence of Mrs. ]. s. Vosburg FRI
day. The work for the year was planned.
The Ladies' Benevolent society of
Emmanuel church was entertained at it's
regular monthly meeting Thursday af-
ternoou by Mrs. Charles Harding of Or
ange street.
w. c. Bluett and family, who have
been at Santa Monica during the sum-
mer have returned to the city and are
again al their residence, No. 729 South
Union avenue
Mrs. J. J. Fay, jr.. will move into her
handsome new residence on Adams
street and Grand avenue this week.
where she will be at home on the first
and second Wednesdays Of the month
after November l.
Miss Adelaide B. Cohn and Julius
Wiesen berger of New York city will be
married on Wednesday, Oct. goth, at
the residence of the brides parents 920
West Ninth street. Only immediate
relatives will be present.
Mr.. CARRIER of East Los Angeles en-
tertained Tuesday evening. Among
those present were Mines M. Morgan.
Rada, Bulser, r. CARRIER s. +. Hatha-
way, Wallace of Redlands, Messrs. Fox,
r. CARRIER, A. Shead ard Meyer.
A reception was given at the First
Methodist church Friday evening in
honor Of DR.. and Mrs. Cantine and Mr..
and Mrs. George Bovard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Quinlan sang several selec-
tion-s.
Mrs. H. Mcclellan has returned from
Seattle to her home on West Washing
ton street and Miss Mcclellan is expected
back shortly from San Francisco. Miss
Florence Mcclellan remained in Seattle
with friends and will probably not re-
turn until some time next month.
The Kansas City Times of last Sunday
says: Mrs. Mary Z. Hart a Southern
California writer, formerly ip charge Of
that states historical exhibit at the CO.
lumbian exposition, is visiting her siste er,
Mrs. c. f. Adams, at 726 Campbell
street"
The guests at the Clarendon hotel en-
joyed a pleasant entertainment on last
Wednesday evening. Miss Daisy Polk
of San Francisco gave several violin So
los, Mrs A. F. Russell sang, and Miss
May Williams rendered some instru-
mental music. Readings and charades,
followed by refreshments, closed the
evening.
Members of the Los Angeles branch
Of the Needlework guild are requested
to send their respective two garments
to the residence of the general president,
Mrs. Rufus II. Heron, 395 West Twen-
ty-third street before the Goth of this
month and without further notice. As
many Of the section presidents are out
of the city, Mrs Heron takes this man.
ner of reaching all the members, as the
garments will be needed for the yearly
ingathering which viii be held Novem-