The herald., 1897-08-08
SANTA ,4oNIcA

SANTA MONICA, Aug. 7.-(Regulai
Correspondence This has been very
gay week in Santa Monica, and the
streets, restaurants lodging houses. in
fact everything, is overfiowing with hui
manity, generally with blue coat and
brass buttons on it. And society has
been gay Everybody has been doing
something in the way Of entertainment.
If nothing more than having q few
friends in to tea; but it has all been go
delightfully."- pleasant and sociable. The
weeks varied prgram began with the
dancing party at "Miramar," followed
by innumerable teas, theater and card
parties. One of the prettiest affairs Of
the week was the tea given by Mrs.
Hugh ]. Vail at her home on. Third
street. Daintily appointed tables were
arranged in the house and on the veran-
dab, from which Mines. Waring, Robert
son and Schuyler Cole and Miss Roberts .
dispensed tea and punch The guests
were Mines. Caswel, Robert Jones.
Ford, Lillingston, Wells, Hutchison.
Pierre Severance, s. Cole, Alvord, Ban
croft Waring, Robertson, MACEDONIAN.
Ryan, Gaffey, Bettner, Hoy, Upham, e.
Tufts, Baroness Hickey, Miss
es Newmark, Knight, Brookes, Gif1n,
Caswell Corson, Matte Jones. Roberts.
Mrs James Bettner entertained sew
eral friends at hearts party on Tues
day evening at the Casino. Her guests
were Mines. Ford, Hoy, Ellis Ryan,
Vail, Osburn, Ford, Field, Lilling gston,
Hutchinson, Baroness Harden-Hick-
ely, Misses Brookes and Corson, Messrs.
Ford, Vail, Hoy, Osburn, Field, Corson.
Ryan. After the game the daintieSt Of
little suppers was served.
Mrs. H. A. Winslow entertained a
uumber Of friends most charmingly at
ar. afternoon card party on Wednes-
day. Tables were arranged progress
lively in the house, on the veranda and on
the lawn. Those present were Mines.
Gray, Nebeker. Bettner, Lillingston.
Wells, Upham, Hoy. Hutchison, Robert
son, Ryan, Baroness Harden Hickey,
Misses Mayo. Hord, Brookes, Roberts.
Corson. Mrs. G. Wiley Wells won the
first prize ard Mrs. Violet Upham the
second, while the BOBBY fell to the Lot
of Baroness Harden Hickey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bundy entertained
a few friends at domino whist last even
ing Those present were Misses Helen
Eaton and Fanny Laying and Meesrs.
McComas and Vawter.
Today's program for the assembly
was the usual one from to II. when q
history paper on Louis Nv" was given
by Mrs. Mia Tupper Maynard. The par
lament subject was "The Higher Crit
icism," a symposium conducted by Rev.
c. P. Dorland. Sundays program IL as
follows: s-1o a. M, Bible reading. DR..
Frost; 1O-1o:4, children's meeting. short
addresses and lesson review; II g. M,
sermon; 1880 p. m, praise service; PM.
subject, "Place of Religion. in Educa-
tion," three brief addresses.
Mrs. VIM. Shemwell and daughter,
Bessie, left this morning for an absence
of two months to be spent In Colorado
and Kentucky.
J.F. Cook and family Of Boyle Heights
are spending a few days at Ocean park.
Mrs. Hopkins and family Of Pasadena.
who have been spen ding some time here
returned home today.
Miss Margaret Freeman is visiting
Mrs. Watkinson of Moneta.
Judge A. M Guidinger has been ap-
pointed a member Of the Seventeenth
assembly district Republican league ex-
ecutive committee.
Mrs. w. H. Atwater returned yester-
day evening from a ten days visit to
San Diego.
Next Thursday the play, "Twixt Love
and Money" will be presented, under
Mr.. C. Hunters direction, at the opera
house for the benefit Of the Episcopal
church. The cast is entirely local.