The herald., 1897-03-28
SANTA MONICA

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lar Correspondence.) Mr.. and Mrs. l.
w. Stevens were the recipients of q
cheerful invasion on Thursday evening
| They are just comfortably domiciled In
their handsome new home on Fourth
| street. The Marty, numbering over 81
strong met at Mr.. ]. 8. Wilson's. They
| carried q lot of delicious edibles with
them and took full possession of the
| Stevens residence, and were most heart
| lily welcomed by the host and hostess
The cheerful attic rooms in the third
story were made ready for dancing, and
with excellent music the light fantas-
tic' claimed many a devotee. Games
and social conversation made the even
ing happy one. The following were
among the guests: Mr.. and Mrs. j. s.
Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Bunnell. Judge
and Mrs. ]. A. Willis. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Mooser, Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Tulhs, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Guidinger, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Muller, Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Tan
ner. Mr.. and Mrs. H. Drips, Mr. and
Mrs C. Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Gidley,
Mesdames Steele, O'Neill, Day, Barack-
man and Wheeler. Misses Davisson,
Longley, Smith, Wilson, Glasner,
Mooser and Sanders, Messrs. Harris,
Miles, Saunders, Buster, Peck, Van Du-
sen, Edenbaugh and Swift.
The Episcopal church will have spe-
cial service tomorrow Sunday in mem
cry of Colonel Treichel. Rev. j. M
Merlinjones will officiate. The choir
will render appropriate music and for
the first the members will wear their
yestments. e..
Mr.. Charles Seymour will lecture in
the opera house Saturday evening,
April 3, under the auspices of the Unity
circle; subject, Marie Antoinette."
Mrs. Sandbach Parker and daughter,
of Liverpool, are guests of the Casino.
Mrs. Livingston and daughter, ac-
companied by Miss Hewitson, all of
Riverside, are visiting relatives at the
Casino
The I. o. G. T. gave basket social in
their hall last night They had a good
attendance and most delightful even
ing. A short program was given and
full justice done to the dainty basket
luncheon. One unique feature of the
occasion was the predominence of the
masculine gender. Every pretty girl
shared her basket with two or more
beaus.
Mrs. Clark, daughter of Mrs. Hin
will leave for Pomona on Saturday
where she will make her future home.
Mrs. G. ]. Boyd left today for her
home in Los Angeles after a three
weeks visit to the Misses Lonthein.
A kindergarten will open in Parish
hall on Monday morning under the su-
pervision of the Misses Busse and Mic
olaf: They have several pupils al
ready.
Judge York today granted Livona
Hotchkiss divorce from Eber Hotch-
kiss on the grounds of cruelty.
The election for the purpose of voting
bonds to build high school building
Will be held next Saturday. The general
impression seems to be that the bonds
will not carry.
The Southern Pacific will issue new
time card the 1st of April and the local
employees residing here are much in
terested in what it may develop, for it
IS trifie trying to have a home here
and have the long wait occur at the
other end of the route.
MISS Martha Machado, aged 8 years.
died this morning at Ballona, after long
and tedious Illness. Funeral services
VIII be held Sunday at p. M, from Bal
iona to the Catholic church here. with
interment in this cemetery.
The Theosophical class will meet. as
usual. on Tuesday evening, with Mrs. C.
f. Dillie. Mr.. Gibson will be in atteBd-
ance These meetings are very interest,
Ing, and everybody has an invita- tion to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bellows OF Long Beach
are the guests Of Fred Taft and family.
Mrs. N. p. Clevefand and Miss May