The herald., 1897-03-12

at progressive angling at her home on
South Moline avenue yesterday after
noon in honor of her guest. Miss Withens
of San Bernardino. Miss Lucy Burton
won the prize in the games.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Moorehouse enter
taired at dinner this evening at their
home on Moline avenue Covers were
laid for twelve, and the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McNally, Mr.. and
Mrs II. l.. Storey, Mr AID Mrs. Bon
ner, Mrs. Cody, Mrs. Glow, Mr.. No
Clintock and DIR. Hawkes.
Charlie Farr was surprised last even
ing by number of his young friends ut
his home on Cypress avenue, who gath
cred to celebrate with him his sixteenth
birthday. The evening was spent in the
enjoyment of games and refreshments,
and the guests were Misses Essie Men
denhaH, Grace Galbradth, Nellie Gal
braith, Thornburg, Mabel Thornburg
Edith Kinaman, Beth SILL Ella McDon-
aid, Messrs. Arthur Morse, Harry Syer,
VIII Magee, Tom Mather, Henry Pat
ten, Walter willis, Frank Mendenhall,
Fred spalding, Ray Spalding and others.
BREvITIES.
George Gilbreajth, the boy arrested for
stealing a can of coal oil from the rear
of Kelley's grocery store, pleaded guilty
this morning in the recorders court and
will be sentenced today. The man TO
whom the oil was delivered may be ar
rested yet as the boys parents think he
would not have been tempted to COM
init the theft had he not known where
he could dispose of the stuff with no
questions asked. The boy is young ami
looks as though he would come out all
right and make a usefol citizen yet n
he Is dealt with in a proper manner.
w. A. Teazel, the South Fair Oaks
avenue groced'yman, today made vol
urItary assignment in favor of his credi-
tors who are wholesale grocerynen I
Los Angeles. He turned his stock over
to the Los Angeles board of trade, which
body put Max Goldbaum In charge AMI
closed his doors about 4 o'clock this af-
ternoon. His stock is small, but there
are a great many outstanding accounts,
and he hopes to settle In fair shape.
PERSONAL.
Right Rev. Bishop Montgomery VIII
preach on next Sunday morning at the
Catholic church. corner of Pasadena
avenue and BelHontaine street. He
will preach after the first gospel at 10:So
a. m.
Mrs. Alexander Stowell is registered
at the Palace In San Francisco.
w. ]. Spears who is we'll known for
his work for the Children's Home So
ciety, has taken up his residence on
Euclid avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman "A. craig nave
isued invitations for a masquerade par
ty to be given on the evening Of the 18th,
in honor of Mrs. Craig's birthday.
VIII Grey is still very Ill with ty-
phoid fever.
Mrs Leon P. Lowe left for the east
this evening.
Mrs. c. ]. Reynolds Of Los Angeles
was in the city yesterday
Harry Conger, who was hurt by
horse some days ago, Is much improved.
J. 8. Torrance and e. G. Bolt are
making a business visit In Arizona.
Mrs Ira Carr is entertaining Mrs. 8.
Tubb Of Emerson, Ia
The McGinty club will be entertained
tomorrow evening by Mt. and Mrs H.
w. Hines of Marengo avenue.
Mrs. Andrew McNally of Altadena
entertained the Sans Souci club Friday
afternoon.
David Terwilliger is confined to his
home by illness.
w. R. Stats left yesterday for Cat
alma
J. D. Thompson of the Green left yes
terday on a visit TO the Castle Dome
mines.
C. H. Ferguson of the Green will give
tallyho party on Saturday.
Prof. Lewis Swift will leave for the
east with the remains Of his wife, which
will be inferred at Bfnghamton, N. Y.