The herald., 1897-07-03
LOS ANGELES COUNTY

chosen work-the study of the mountains
and forests of the Pacific coast. There are
no initiation fees, the dues being but $3 per
year, and each member gets the regular
bulletins of the club, which are published
at least twice per year, besides maps and
Illustrations of the mountains. which are
in themselves much more than worth the
cost of membership. The views at the
board of trade rooms were taken by Theo-
dore Solomon, Howard Longley. j. n.
lie Conte George Fiske. jr., and Walter A.
Starr. with a few by Mr. Lukens. One
album is entirely by Mr.. LIE Conte. and
includes photos taken in the basin of the
South fork of the Kings river in the sum-
mer of 1896. ~
Views in High Sierra, between Yo-
semitic and Kings river canyon No. is
the title of another album. The views in 1t
were taken by j. N. LIE Conte, George
Fiske, jr., and Theodore Solomon.
Howard Longley's contribution is vol
ume of photos taken on trip from Fresno
via General Grant park Horse Corral
meadows, Sugar Loaf creek, Roaring
river, head of Bulbs creek, and Tyndall
fork of the Kern river at Mount Whitney
and Mineral King.
Another volume is devoted to Kings
river and Bulbs creek.
Still another shows views taken in High
Sierra between Yosemite and Kings river
canyon by Walter A. Starr and Theodore
c. Solomon.
SOCIAL NOTES
Lucius j. Huff entertained party of
his gentlemen friends last evening at whist
at his home on Euclid avenue. The prizes
, were won by Colonel Gaines Lawson and A.
S. Turbett, who were lucky in cutting,
there being six gentlemen with equal
scores. The prizes were two very handsome
tobacco jars
An elaborate collation. was served. sup
plemented with an abundance of fine
cigars and drinkables.
Miss Jodon pleasantly entertained a
party of friends at her home on Franklin
avenue last evening in honor of her sis
ter, Miss Beatrice Jodon. who has re-
Gently arrived from the east. The evening
was spent in listening to most enjoyable
musical program. consisting of piano
numbers by Miss Harriet Sawyer and man
doln. piano and vocal selections by the
Misses Jodon. In the game played Mrs.
Hazard was the prize winner. Refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. Charles n. Chambers very pleasantly
entertained the Amphion and Madrigal
clubs last evening at his bachelor apart
ments on Colorado street. The rooms were
decorated for the occasion, the colors being
pink and white. The evening was spent in
the enjoyment of music several numbers
being given by each of the clubs, as we'll
as solos, duets. quartets, etc..
BURBAW-UBILL
Mr.. Harry ST. Clair Ubill and Miss
Frances E. Burbaw were married last even-
ing at the home of Mr.. Hunt of North Pas
adena in the presence of about fifty invited
guests. Rev. Clarence True Wilson per-
formed the ceremony which united them
for life and afterwards the guests enjoyed
bountiful wedding supper. The house
was beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion and the bride and groom were the re-
cipients of congratulations from a large
number Of friends.
Y. M. c. A. GYMNASIUM
The Y. NJ c. A. gymnasium class gave
an interesting entertainment last evening
at the tabernacle consisting of contest
of skill in the work of the class. part of
the program consisted of music and Misses
Banbury and Dobson added to the pleasure
of the entertainment with recitations. The
prize offered last evening by E. r. Braley.
sweater, was won by either Jesse Wore
or Mr.. Berry, as the contest resulted in a
tie.