The herald., 1898-10-30

Miss Carrie Longstreet of lockwood ave
nue., have removed to their new home. No.
2403 South Grand avenue, and will be at
home the first and third Thursdays.
Mrs. Margaret Hobbs and James Hobbs
are now in New York, the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Blaisdel, with whom they
Will sail early in November for Europe The
party will spend the winter in travel.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank II. Colby are spend
ing few days in Santa Paula, where they
illled an engagement as soloists at the an
nual tar concert Of the Santa Paula Uni
versalist Church society Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles entertained a few
friends informally at whist on Friday even
ing at their residence at No. 92l Maple ave
nue.. The drawingrooms We're gracefully
decorated and a supper followed the games.
Mrs. Percy Hamilton McMahon and her
daughter, Miss Ilarctta Howe, have taken
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilmore's home for the
winter, No. 1912 South Beacon street. They
Will be at home the first and third Thurs
days.
Columbia circle No "a, Ladies of the G.
| A. H., were entertained by Mrs Cordeia
| Spence, No. 1929 Buena Vista street, Thurs
day. About twenty 1.-TWO ladies were present
and very profitable and pleasant day was
spent.
Mr.: and Mrs. A. l.. Brown have rented
the Wilbur. Parker residence 2S0O Orcilard
| avenue, and will remove from the Van Nuvs
on November lst. Mrs. Brown will be at
home on the second and third Tuesdays OF
| the month
William Rife entertained the Nonparel
tennis club with box party at the Orpheum
| Tuesday evening. Those present were
Messrs Frank Gillelen, Charles Hopper, D.
Holton, 3. Campbell, Herman Howser and
William Rife.
DR.. NJ. Green was given an ENJOYABLE sur.
prise last week at his home. l3S Eighteenth
avenue, to celebrate his forty sixth birth
day. Dancing and games were the pas
times of the evening. There were about
| twenty guests present.
John Connel was very agrceahlv sur
prised by about forty Of his friends and
schoolmates Friday evening at his horne, j2o
Court street. Music and cards were en-
Joyed. Refreshments were served, and the
evening concluded with dancing
Mr.. and Mrs. James Montgomery re
turned yesterday from. an extended visit tt
Brantford, Canada They We're accompa
MED by Mrs. John W. Montgomery an;
Miss Agnes Montgomery. who viii spenc
the winter with their relatives aIi47 Bon
ME Brae street
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Fisher will celebrat,
their golden wedding anniversary Tuesday
| evening at the IOienbeCk Home. Dr.. X
S. Cantine will reunite the happy couple
with the marriage service of fifty years ag,
and Prof. D. II. Morrison is preparing somj
! special music for the occasion.
Mrs. l.. i. Warren and Mrs. IT, c. Fisher
her daughter, of this city, attended The
peace jubilee ball at Philadelphia. They
have written back to H. c. Fisher of tht
Northwestern railroad office here, that i
was Il brilliant gathering of very distn
guished people.
Miss Edith Whitaker of Sixteenth
street entertained a few friends intormall,
at luncheon Wednesday, The table wa,
handsomely ornamented with smilax an,
carnations. The guests included Misses Ma
bel Ferguson, Virginia Dryden, Sabin,
Burks, Marguerite Moore and Henriett;
Janss.
The Young Women's Christian Temper
ance union held its usual social at the home
Of Dr. and Mrs. H. w. Brodbecb on Nortl
Soto street The literary and musical pro
gram was of high order and enjoyedby all
and consisted of instrumental music by
Misses Fannie and Lillian Brown ant
Messrs. Valentine and Nlichaelson voca
solos by Miss Franklin and readings by Mi,
Whteman. Dissected proverbs were dis
tributed for the selection of partners for re
| freshments