The herald., 1898-12-18

Music"
Owen Foster arrived in this city last
week from San Diego, to assume the duties
of organist at st. Paurs Episcopal Church.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Nj. Boggs, formerly
of Redlands, have taken residence at No.
1924 West Twenty-first street for the win
ter.
The Midwinter Cotillion Club will give
the second dancing party of the season at
Kamer's Hall on the evening of December
9th.
Misses Bird Chanslor Helen Eaton and
Maude Newell have issued invitations for
a dancing party December Goth at Kramer's
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs Lestor Warren entertained
a party of friends Wednesday with a tally
no party to Baldwin's ranch and San
Gabriel
The Junior Cotilion Club is arranging a
dancing party for January 2nd, and will
have a large number of guests besides the
club members
Mrs. Y. ID. Mathuss entertained a bevy of
young people Saturday afternoon in honor
of the twelfth birthday anniversary of her
daughter Mary.
Miss Pearl Brown, who has been the guest
of her sister. Mrs. j. Marion Brooks, left
for the east Friday, where she will remain
through the winter.
Mrs. l. Magnin and Mrs. f. Gassner of
San Francisco, mother and sister of Mrs.
Myer Siegel of this city, are here for
visit of several weeks.
Misses Helen and Georgia Griffin enter
tanned Thursday evening at their home on
Downey avenue in honor of Mrs. Tuttle
Parsons of San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs A. Grigg of Orchard ave
nue. gave an informal dinner Friday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Simpson and
Theodore Leithead of Pasadena.
Mrs. +. w. Blanchard left Monday for
Boston to visit her father who is dangerously
i'll. Her visit will be extended several
months in various New England cities.
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Folsom of Honolulu,
formerly of this city, announce the engage
ment OF their daughter, Marion Eugenia, to
William ii. Wallace of Portland Oregon.
Mrs. Caroline NJ. Severance, who has been
III for many weeks, is now resting with
friends in Pasadena and is recovering slowly,
although not yet able to receive her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Korbel have issued in.
vltations for dancing party Thursday even.
ing at korbel Hall, in honor of the nine
teenth birthday anniversary of their son,
John.
Mr.. and Mrs Putnam Drew and Burnett
Drew are guests for the holidays at the
foothill residence of MIR. and Mrs. II. l..
iipNSs az hCsl oicHttttic. ijTGW
is convalescing after ten-weeks' illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bell, nee Miss Cher
rie Ewing, OF Santa Barbara, are making
bridal trip through the east and on their re-
turn will spend the holidays with Mr.. Bells
sister, Mrs. j. B. Binford, 2502 East First
street.
The exhibition of paintings, wood carving
and clay modelling at the annual
distribution OF certificates at the school OF
art and design, GA South Hill street, will
by special request be kept open the whole
OF this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Mente, 1910 st. Louis
street, gave their l0-year-old son a pleasant
surprise last week. Mrs. Bell, Misses Clark,
Alice and Kitty Armstrong assisted in re-
ceiving and there were some twenty-five
young people present.
The engagement of Lea Bleakmore of Los
Angeles to Miss Mona Keath of Phoenix
Ariz., is announced. Miss Keath is one of
PhoeniX's fairest daughters and the sister
Of Mrs. S f. Kerr of that city. The we'd
ding will occur early in January
Miss Ida Nj. Frye read Il paper Friday
evening at the " w. G ~. reviewing Quo
Vads' in a most delightful manner. This
is the last of a series Of ten afternoons,
mostly spent in studying Rome under the
direction of Mrs. Sidney j. Parsons.
The ladies of the Presbyterian Church at
Pasadena held their annual Dazar this week.
1t was sunshine affair and the decorations
We're dainty pink, green, yellow and white
parasols. Some excellent programs We're
rendered both afternoon and evening and
the affair was great success.
The marriage Of Miss Mahala Hall and
James Henry Goodman, both OF this city,
occurred Thursday at San Bernardiuo
Rev j. c. 1nwood officiated and the cere
mony was quietly performed in the presence
of a few relatives and intimate friends. Mr..
and Mrs. Goodman will reside for a time
in San Bernardino.
A pleasant reception was given Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
T.. l.. Wilmington on North Beaudry
avenue in honor of Rev. and Mrs. W. H.
Wotton, who have recently arrived from the
East. Mr. Wotton is the new rector of
st. Athanasius Mission (EpiscopaD, and
has already entered upon his duties. A
large number of parlshioners and friends
were present.
The members of the Concorlia Club en-
joyed delightful whist party Thursday
evening at the club rooms. The first prizes
for the ladies, a crystal preserve dish, was
won by Mrs. NJ. n. Newmark and the sec
ond prize, a japanese cup and saucer, was
won by Miss Hortense Levy. The gentle
mans first prize, a silver card receiver, was
won by Mr.. NJ. A. Newmtr!.. An elegant
supper was served after the games.