The herald., 1897-04-19


Newton street, East Los Angeles, cele
brated their silver wedding Thursda,
with a reception in the evening. Theil
daughter was married at the same re.
ception.
The many friends of Mrs. George Tay.
lor Stewart will be glad to learn that she
Is in San Gabriel and will spend next
week in Los Angeles at Hotel Van
Nuys. Dr. Stewart left large practice
here to take the position of chief OF staff
at the homeopathic hospital in New
York, position he has held ever since
and in which he has made ar
enviable record. This is Mrs
Stewards first visit to the coast since
they left about six years ago. Little
Miss Natalie Stewart, their daughter,
accompanies her.
Mrs. X. Epstein is visiting Mrs. L. B.
Cohn of 920 West Ninth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Chanslor are at
home to their friends at 927 Orange
street.
Col ]. B. Hutchison of wilkesbarre.
Pa. is in Los Angeles visiting his two
sons, ]. B. and VIM. D. Hutchison-
Miss Jean Severns, who has been visit
the past year. returned to her home in
Los Angeles Saturday.
Mrs A. Steinback and child and Mrs.
j. w. Fuller of Portland, Ore, are guests
at the Bellevue Terrace, and will re-
main during La Fiesta. Mrs. Steinbach
and Mrs. Fuller are both nieces of Mrs.
V. Katie of this city.
Mrs. G. w. Balsley and Miss Balsley
of West Twenty-fourth street have is
sued caroA for an at home Wednesday,
April 28, to meet Mrs. d. p. Sanderson
of New Westminster. B. c. The same
evening Miss Balsley will entertain the
members of her fraternity, Delta Gam
ma.
The University Ethical club will meet
at the residence of Mrs. NJ. Burton Will
hanson of West Jefferson street
on Monday evening, when the Rev. Burt
Estes Howard Will read a paper on the
Evolution of Society" Discussion will
follow the paper. A large attendance is
anticipated.
The Assistance League met Saturday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Fred
erick T. Griffith, 904 West Twenty
eighth street. Only routine business
was transacted. The meeting next
Saturday Will be held al the same place.
Mr.. ard Mrs F. T. Hicks viii entertain
with a dinner, followed by theater
party this evening.
Miss Anderson and Miss Tanner en-
tertained the young men who assisted
as ushers at their reading on Wednes-
day night with an enjoyable supper af-
ter the reading. The table decorations
were all of carnations. The guests
were: Messrs. Ernest Howard, Calvin
Green, Allen Brown, Ernest Tanner,
Ralph Day. Ernest Howard, Jack Nc
Garry, John Furbert and Charles Wicks.
The heads of sections of the big char
ity whist party will hold their next
meeting Tuesday morning, April 9th,
at Turnverein hall.
Miss Irene Walker. who has been maxi
ing an extended visit with her cousin,
Mrs. w. j. Cook, will return to her home
in San Francisco Immediately after La
Fiesta. Miss Daisie Cook will accom-
pany Miss Walker, and will visit rela-
tives, T. w. Corder and family, in Oak
land. Miss Walker has made many
friends here. who will regret her de-
parture.
Mrs. r. E. Hewitt entertained the
ladies of the o. E. T. Annex or Sewing
Circle Wednesday afternoon charming
ly in her home on South Olive street. A
delicious lunch was served during the
afternoon. Among those present were:
Mines Greenman, Bodman, Brown,
Bard, Cole, Bemis. Orr, Mrs Sherman,
Fuller, Howard, Paul. Glass, Diffen-
bacher, Mcknight and Mrs. and Miss
Hewitt.
A pleasant surprise party was given
last week in honor of Miss Laura and
Mr.. Win Cook in their home, 322 Corn
wall street. Boyle Heights. Games were
enjoyed, and light refreshme rts were
served. Those present were: Misses
Byrson, Farmer. Banthrum, Soring,
Colman, Mosgrove, Lytle, Monow;
Messrs. Edwards. LangwortkN Carle
Swanfeldt, Monow, Pratt, Mosgrove,
Guard, Sanborn and Plathenberg.
Mrs. c. S. Sutton, wife of the auditor
of freight receipts of the Santa Fe road.
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday, and
will be the guest OF her friend of former
years. Mrs. F. B. Colver, during her So
journ in the city. Last years Mrs. SUIT
ton had sole charge of the floE.~r fest:-
val in Topeka, Kas., and as there is to
be another in September Mrs. Sutton has
come to see how floral displays and
parades are conducted in California.
Walter L. Webb-Engravingo of calling
cards and fine stationery a speciality.
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