The herald., 1897-08-22

Mrs. NJ. "A. kenney, MISS u. L. STICK
ney and Miss Stuart went to Long Beach
last Monday evening to attend the schoo
OF methods.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Patton and theil
children, who have been staying at Santa
Catalina since June, have returned tC
San Gabriel.
Mr.. Bert Gilbert, a graduate OF thi.
years class at West Point, is here for 9
short visit prior to joining his company
at Key West.
Miss Wenona Huntley has returned
from a short visit to the Misses Haskins
and Winder. who are at Santa Monica
for the season.
Philip Allen of New Mexico Is in the
city and will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Sterry of st. James Park during his stay
in Los Angeles.
Misses Clara Titus and Phronica Pick
ham, who spent last week at Santa Mon
lea, entertained the Irving club there
last Thursday.
Mrs Charles Forman of 1015 West Pieo
street entertained Mines. Clacius, Du
Puy, Mercer and Coswell informally last
| Tuesday afternoon.
delightful tea at her summer cottage at
Santa Monica the first of the week
Christopher catered.
| Miss Jennie Graham left yesterday
for six weeks trip to Santa Cruz
where she is to join Mrs. H. l.. Graham
and Miss Ethel Graham.
Miss Minnie Montague left Wednesday
for Placentia, where she will spend the
remainder of her summer vacation with
her aunt. Mrs. McFadden.
A. C. Dezendorf returned last Wednes-
day from weeks vacation at Catalina
Rev. B. w. R. Tayler has returned
from his summer vacation.
Miss Freida Waite of Figueroa street
entertained informally with a dinner
Saturday evening of last week, the Miss
es Gibson, Hatton and Allies.
The Misses Fairchild returned from
! San Francisco last Monday. Mrs. Fair
child remained in San Francisco and
will not return until September.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green, after a
three weeks absence in San Francisco
and Catalina. have returned to their
home, 1888 South Grand avenue.
Miss Carrie Gilday and Arthur L. Ran
dali of this city were married by Rev.
Will A. Knighten at his home, 2S2O South
Main street, last Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Eisenberg (nee
Hauch) have returned from their trip
south and will receive their friends on
the first and second Mondays at Bellevue
Terrace.
A horseback party was enjoyed Friday
evening of last week by Misses Virginia
Dryden, Helen Carhart, Alama Foy,
Messrs. j. r. Wilson, Earl Knepper and
Charles Gordon.
Mrs. ]. E. Platter and Miss Waddilove
returned from Redondo upon Monday,
and have been in town all the week.
They will probably go to Santa Monica
tomorrow for short stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Newmark have
returned for the summer. after having
spent few weeks each at number OF
the prominent mountain resorts of the
northern part of the state.
Mrs M. A. P. Smith entertained with a
charming o'clock tea last Tuesday at
her home on North Hill street. The
guests were Mrs. Hodgkins, Mrs. G..
| Il
John S. Myers, clerk Of the superior
court. has returned with his family
from their summer outing at Ocean
Park. Mrs. Myers will hereafter be at
home on Wednesdays instead Of Tues
days.
Mrs. Charles ]. Haines has returned,
with her daughter, from an extended
trip through the east, and will receive
her friends the second and third Thurs
days at her home, 731 West Eighteenth
street.
Mrs John Byron left Monday night for
the Yosemite with her nephew and niece,
George and Lulu Byron, Miss Florence
Mccullough of Buena Park, Margery
Gordon of Ann Arbor, Mich, Rolf Ken
dali of Michigan and DR.. L. d. Roberts Of
New York.
Mrs w. w. Widney of 220 West JEFF
ferson street give a children's party last
week in honor Of the birthday of her
daughter Mary. Sixteen little people
were present and after dainty blue and
pink luncheon the afternoon was spent
in playing games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S. Allen, who have
spent the greater part of the time for
several years with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs Edward A.
Strong, Of Fifteenth street have return
ed from Laurens, N. Y, and will here
after reside permanently at 637 West
Fifteenth street. Their son, Louis AL
len, who has been seriously i'll for some
months, is now convalescing
Blanche Walsh, who made most IA
vorable impression In London as leading
woman in "Secret Service" will appear
next season as Katherine in Sol Smith
Russell's revival of 1.-THE Tanning of the
Shrew."