The herald., 1897-05-30

ing the coming week for Catalina. where
they will stop all summer.
Judge and Mrs John B. Cohrs enter.
tainsed Informally with dinner. fol-
lowed by cards, last Wednesday evening
at their home on Flower street.
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Blagge have re-
turned from ten-months eastern tour
and will be at home to their friends al
1867 Scarf street after Tuesday. June l.
Miss Delphine Todd will resume her
Singing at Simpson Tabernacle this
morning, a severe cold having interrupt
ed her choir work for the past three
weeks.
E. st. Julien Cox has gone to Santa
Barbara, where he will deliver the Me-
mortal day oration to Starr King post
G.. A. r. Mr.. Cox will return from his
short vacation Wednesday.
Mre. H. M. Kimball and Mrs. L. S.
Thompson have issued invita- tions for an
"at home" Saturday afternoon, June S,
from to o'clock, at 757 Alvarado street,
to meet Mrs. Katherine Kimball for
rest
The Misses Kate and Helen Fuller will
reach Los Angeles this morning from
New York, where they have been spend
ing the winter. They will be at home at
21S South Hill street every Monday and
Thursday In June.
DR.. and Mrs. c. H. Whitman have re-
turned from visit to Mrs. Whitman 3
parents, the Rev. and Mrs Goodwin, at
Rialto, Cal. Mrs. Whitman will be at
home on the fourth Tuesday Of each
month at 1920 Grand avenue.
Last Friday evening Miss Julia Kra-
mer entertained with high five. Among
the guests were: Mrs. Walter Vallikett,
Misses L. Gray. A. Lowell. NJ. Gray. Sco-
field, Gray and Kramer. Messrs. Valli-
kett, Mckee, Bethel, S. Moore, Pierce
and Kramer.
1t was Miss Ellen W. Alden Of West
Twenty-third street who left for an ex-
tended eastern trip last Tuesday morn
ing, instead of Miss Towel, as was
announced through error Miss Towel
10 in Los Angeles and is not contem-
plating a journey east.
The Rev. Haskett Smith announce a
course Of five lectures to be given in
Music hall on the evenings of June Sth,
10th, 11th, 14th and 18th. The subjects.
will embrace Constantinople, ancient
Egypt, Jerusalem and Carmel and the
stupendous ruins of Baalbek, Bashan
and Moab.
A garden party is to be given at the
girls collegiate school Friday afternoon,
June 11th, for the benefit of the vaca-
tion fund of the Y. w. c. A. The grounds
will be utilized for fancy booths, over
which young ladies' of the school will
preside. Music will be furnished
throughout the entertainment, and a
nominal entrace fee will include refresh
ments.
pleasant and enjoyable picnic was
given last Sunday by the w. B. T. club,
by Mr.. and Mrs Klipper,
Among those present were: Misses Mag
gle Klipper, Bessie Dibble, Kitty Parle,
Nettie Worst, Edith Ranken, Annie
Parle, Ouida Corwin, Grace Long;
Messrs. Frank Studer. Charles Clifford,
Garfield Contunner Nat Corwin, Robert
Stone. Sam Pedgrift, Louis Pollard,
Noe Villa.
Last Monday afternoon farewell re-
ception was rendered to Mrs. Harriet
at st. John rectory by the
young ladies Of the Altar Guild of ST.
Johns church. Mrs. Whittemore has
been for some time the successful presi-
dent of the guild, but left on Tuesday for
her former home, Staten Island, N. Y.
She was presented with beautiful hand
mirror, framed in ivory, with silver
mountings. The presentation speech was
made by the Rev. B. w. R. Tayler.
Among those present were Mines. B. w.
r. Tayler and Milton Hammond, Misses
Smith. Dryden, Grier McAllister, Vos-
burg, Weston and others.