The herald., 1897-07-25
SANTA MONICA

Quartered between the Anchorage, Ca
sine and Windemere. Society has been
quite gay with theater parties, which
are the fad. every night, and teas, GRO
quet, basket ball and impromptu canyon
and beach picnics through the day.
The inaugural ball given last night by
Santa Monica Company No. 81 and the
Third Regiment, California Brigade, Y.
r. K. of P, was great social and finan-
cial success There We're over one hum
dred couple present, including Col Arndt
and the officers of his staff. The LADIES'
of Camp Dunton attended, almost with
out exception, and were most charming
ly gowned, and the Sir Knights looked
very dashing in their handsome uni
forms.
Mesdames Treadwell, Goodale and
Webster chaperoned party of young
people at luncheon on the beach on
Wednesday. Those in the party were:
Misses Virginia Treadwell, Florence
Goodale, Ruth Rising, Josephine Potter.
Eva Webster, Mabel Webster and Edith
Upham; Messrs. John Upham. Herbert
Treadwell and Lee Chambers.
Mrs Charles Tegner of Second street
entertained the ladies of Camp Dunton
at tea yesterday afternoon. Those who
attended We're: Mesdames McGlashan,
Steele, Nickel, Brownfield. Routzahn,
Adolph Gordon, Belt Tritt, Kingswell,
Johnston, Bright, Richardson, Hard
wick, Bassett, Funk and Vawter; Misses
Jones and Tritt.
Mr.. S. Hellman of Los Angeles enter
tanned a party of friends at luncheon at
Hotel Arcadia yesterday. Her guests
were: Mrs. J. E. Waldeck, Misses Fur
man, Wilson, Schwarzheld of San Fran
cisco, A. Cohen, r. Meyer, We'll, L. ia
CODY and Hellman.
"A party consisting Of the Misses
Loomis, Stevenson Katherine Steven
son, Newman, Florence, Edith and Myra
Newman and Mr.. Charles Newman,
chaperoned by Mrs. Loomis, attended
the matinee this afternoon at the Los
Angeles theater
Mr.. and Mrs G. L. Waring entertained
a few friends at cards on Thursday eve
ming, followed by supper. Their guests
were Baroness Harden-Hickey, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Erwin Hoy and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Vail
Mrs. Frances G. Ryan gave a very
pretty tea at her Fourth street home
yesterday afternoon. The decorations
were La France roses. Those present
were Mesdames James Bettner, John T.
Gaffey. G. Wiley Wells, Hugh ]. VAIL
Baroness Harden Hickey and Miss Alice
Brookes.
Mrs. Goldstein of San Francisco gave
her grandson surprise birthday party
at the Hotel Arcadia Friday afternoon.
Seventeen little guests were entertained
at a luncheon al the Holborron.
Mr.. j. w. Wilson of Redlands, who
is manager of this years tennis tourna-
ment, arrived this evening with his fam
lily and for the next three weeks they
will be guests at the Windermere.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Wiltshire and Miss
Maggie Winston attended the Los Ange-
les theater last night.
Invitations are out for an elaborate
croquet party to be given next Tuesday
afternoon by the Baroness Harden
Hickey on the lawn at the Robertson
residence.
Mrs. Patrick Robertson entertained
Mrs. c. H. Rowland and Miss Whitlock
of Centinela Thursday.
Mrs. George White Field and son have
taken the Hendricks cottage on Ocean
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Spencer e. Hubbell and
Wesley Hubbell of Randolph N. Y. are
guests of Mrs. P. S. Allen and son,
Chauncey, to remain until next Thurs
day, wher, they will return to their
eastern home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bicknell and son, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. H.
Taft, accompanied by Mrs. Taft's sister,
Miss Charlena WEIGH. will return to
Humboldt, Ia, next Wednesday.
hoe
lately received another article to add to
his already most interesting collection
of historical mementoes of the late war.
1t is a bark pincushion, mounted on a
highly finished piece of wood taken from
the famous U. S. S. Hartford while under
repairs at Mare Island.
Mrs Helen Gardener, the famous lee
turer, accompanied by her husband,
spent two days of last week at the
Windermere, and significd her intention
of returning in September to remain for
awhile.
Mr.. ]. B. Proctor has associated with
him in his business Mr. I. H. Dudley,
who has been a resident here for the past
year doing real estate business in the
Bryson block, Los Angeles. The firm
name will read Proctor & Dudley
Mr.. A. MOOSer 10 entertaining HIS sis-
ter. Mrs. A. Nathan of Sacramento, and
her son.
Miss Minnie E. Montgomery of this
city and George P. Healy of San Fran
cisco were united in marriage at noon
yesterday at the residence of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Healy left on the
Santa Rosa In the afternoon for San
Francisco, where they will reside.
Miss Jessie v, Myers of this city was
married in Los Angeles Thursday eve
ming to John B. Streiff of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Streiff have taken cottage
on the beach for short time.
Mrs Maria Ruddick and children, who
have been guests at Hotel Arcadia for
some time, have taken possession of
their handsome new home on Ocean ave-
nue..
Mr.. Charles Baird. the popular tenor
of this city, will be rendered testi-
monial concert next Wednesday even
ing at the Presbyterian church. Mr..
Baird will be assisted by Prof. d. Fl.
Morrison. baeso and Mrs. Simpson,
mezzo-soprano. both of Los Angeles;
Floy Bradshaw, soprano; Mr.. Lynn
Case, pianiste, Santa Monica; Mr.. Geo.
Charncok tenor of The Palms, and Mrs