The herald., 1897-09-05
# the "Rest Cure" at Paso Robles

to 1917 Grand avenue.
Mrs. M. S. Hellman is spending some
time in San Francisco.
A. c. Dezendorf is visiting the Nc
Callums at Long Beach.
Miss Estella Hynes is at home from
her Santa Barbara trip.
Mrs. H. C. Spence has returned from
an outing at Santa Monica.
The Ebell society will begin Its regular
meetings this coming week.
Mrs. Myrtle Welsh of Topeka, Kan, is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Bertha Wilkins has gone to Art
zona to remain for some time.
Miss Geneveive Averill of San Diego
is visiting friends in the city.
Miss lone Parsons is one of delight
full house party at Santa Cruz.
A. D. Bosworth has taken his family
to Catalina to spend two weeks.
Miss Marie Hanch went to Wilson'S
peak Thursday for short stay.
James B. Smith and family Of 1S(
North DAILY street are at Redondo.
Miss Annie Hendricks is at home again
after a vacation spent at Bear valley.
Rev. Burt Estes Howard has returned
from his vacation, spent in the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Sumner have re-
turned from their trip to the seashore.
Master Charles Summers has returned ID
from two weeks outing at Redondo.
Mrs. ]. A. Clark Of No. 1921 Maple av-
enue has returned from Santa Barbara
w. T. C. Jones and family of Dallas
Tex. are located at 1119 East Main streeI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knox left last week for a
short visit with friends at Santa Mon
lea.
Arthur Lunt has just returned from a
six months visit to his old home in Bos-
ton.
Mrs. N W. Stowell of 144 South Grand
avenue spent last week at Alpine tav-
ern.
Mrs. Mckee of Seventh street has re-
turned from Redondo, after a week 5
visit.
Mrs. Helen Bradish and her daughter
Frances are visiting relatives in San
Diego.
Miss Jennie Hagan has returned from
Long Beach and is at her home, 1924 Oak
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams of Fifth street
spent last week with friends al Santa
Monica.
Mrs. F. w. Blanchard, who has been
on trip to San Francisco, returne
Friday.
Dr. Woodruff has returned to his home
in New York, after a brief stay in Los
Angeles.
Mr.. H. L. Pinney and Miss Louise Pin
ney left the latter part of the week for
Coronado
Miss Elizabeth E. Reynolds Of Pomona
is the guest of her father, Roth Reynolds
Of this city.
Mrs. Parker of 1854 Grand avenue en-
tertained Informally with a luncheon or
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Of West Seventh
street spent last week by the seat at
Santa Monica.
Mrs. A. ]. Reithmueller has returned
from a four months visit to the principal
cities of Europe.
Mrs. Burton and daughters have re
turned from Redondo, where they have
been since June.
Mrs. ]. X. Duncan of Scarf street en-
tertained few friends informally a;
luncheon Monday.
Miss Alvina Janss OF No. $50 South
Bonnie Brae street will leave in few
days for Catalina.
Mrs. Mary Blake and sons have re-
turned from three weeks ~csit to Av
alon and Redondo.
Mrs. P. NJ. Daniel and Miss Daniel of
West Seventh street have returned home
from Santa Monica.
Miss Edith Furrey of Ingraham street
returned Tuesday from trip to Alaska
and San Francisco.
Mrs. Walters and her two daughters
Grace and Bessie, have gone to Redondo
to spend September.
Mr.. Chas. Won Neumayer has returned
from Santa Barbara, where he has been
spending the season.
Mrs. Annie Waite Of Figueroa street
for couple of weeks.
Mrs. and Mrs. Elliott Of East Sixteenth
street have returned from their summer
outing at Bear valley.
Mrs. ]. L. Roberts of Santee street is
absent on visit of several weeks with
relatives in the north.
Mrs. LIE Grand Belts leaves today fol
San Francisco to visit her father and
sister for several weeks.
Miss Mendenhall of East Twenty
ninth street has returned form pleas
ant outing al Catalina.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Brooks have re-
turned from "a two weeks visit to Re
dondo and Long Beach.
Miss Orilla Donnell of Garvanza has
returned from an enjoyable trip to San
Francisco and Berkeley.
Miss Josephine Bond of Little Rock
Ark, is visiting with Dr. and Mrs. Pirtle
of No. 1401 Santee street.
Mrs. Edward H. Reich of 633 Soutl
Sichel street has returned from weeks
outing at Terminal island.
DR.. Charles w. Bryaon left yesterday
| morning for New York. He expects to
be absent about month.
DR.. J. r. Haynes of 645 South Pear
street has returned from a two weeks
vacation spent at Catalina.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Adelaide Cohn of this city and Julius
| Wiesenburger of New York
Miss Margaret Mead of st. Paul, MINI.