The herald., 1897-02-06

Helen, Mrs. McCord, MRS. Cless of Des
Moines, Iowa, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Men
mig, Miss Mennig mad others.
Mr. and Mrs III. M. Stone of Mary
street entertained the c and d Euchre
club last evening very pleasantly. First
BOBBY prizes by Mr.. AL Heiss and Mrs
Morrison. Refreshments were served at
the close of the evening.
Mr.. Charles Blumgist of Los Angeles
and Miss Margaret V. Smith were mar
ried at noon yesterday at the home or
the brides parents on South Fair Oaks
avenue, Rev. Clark Crawford perform
ing the ceremony A. delicious wedding
breakfast followed the ceremony, after
which the bride and groom left upon a
short wedding journey. They will re-
side in the state of Washington where
Mr.. Blumgist owns property.
ANTI-SALOON.
At meeting of the Anti-Saloon
league yesterday afternoon in the y.
M. G. A. rooms G. c. Kimball presided
in the absence of Rev. Clark Crawford
who was called away. Charles A. Smith
was elected treasurer of the league.
W. b. b. Taylor was elected member
or the enrolment committee.
The clerk of the rolls reported an
addition of 92 voters and 80 non-voters
to the membership of the league, AMI
aOOdt lOV OlutI IHe1IlDeGS not TepoTleQ,
have been added besides. OF the Vot-
ers reported q are Republicans, So Pro-
hibitionists, PopuliStS, l q Democrat,
l Silver Republican, l a National party
man and 16 are of no party. Sixteen
church and other societies are on the
rolls
Notice was received that the Good
Templars are to be represented in the
league ~ Lewis f. Culver, Everett Ar
mold and N. S. Pierce
DIR. Reid reported the following bodies
entitled to federation with the league:
Y. M. c. A, w. C. T. IT,, Christian En-
deavor union Christian Citizenship
union, City Ministerial union, Associat-
ed Charities, United Samaritan society.
BREVITIES.
Glasses under the leadership of the
new gymnasium instructor of the Y M.
Z. A., Prof. Howland, were organized
yesterday afternoon and evening. The
younger class meets between the hours
of and p. m. and the older class from
I to on Tuesdays and Saturdays. DR..
j. h. James has contributed his services
as medical examiner of the association,
for which all are duly thankful
A team of horses driven by Howard
Baldwin for the National Ice company
on Green street took fright this after
noon while standing in front of the office
at about l o'clock and dashed to their
stables. Near the corner of Green and
Delacey streets they collided with a
light rig belonging to a colored man
named Lee, smashing it somewhat. The
horses were stopped when they ran into
a tree.
The students of Throop polytechnic
are making arrangements 70 give a re-
ception to Prof. Edwards in honor of his
election to the office of president of the
institute. 1t is expected to give the re-
ception at the Painter next Friday even
ing.
The Chinese mission boys of the M. E.
mission on North Marengo avenue cele-
brated the Chinese new year last even
ing with a reception a the mission. The
building was crowded with spec
tators. Ice cream and Chinese dainties
were served and a short literary and
musical program was rendered.
AT last nights meeting of the Mer-
chants Protective association the plan
to put overdue accounts into the hands
of the secretary for collection was dis
cuSsed and adopted. 1t is not the plan
to make general collection agency of
the association, but members will have
the advantage of the secretary's knowl-
edge of slow payers. The matter will
be attended to largely by correspond
ence.
PERSONAL.
Mrs. c. T. Hopkins will leave in few
days for San Francisco.
Miss Matte Sheldon of Los Angeles is
a guest in the city.
Mrs and Mrs. Raum of Marengo av-
enue are entertaining guests from Chi
cago.
Mrs. P. c. Baker entertained a number
of Los Angeles and Pasadena friends at
dinner last evening in honor of her
friend Mrs. Miles of Racine Wis.
The Young Married Ladies Thimble
club was entertained last evening by
Mrs. r. I. Rogers of Ellis street.
Miss Wischmeyer of South Lake av-
enue entertained at cards last evening.