The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-15


Angeles, left last week for the east.
DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith of Winfield
street gave a luncheon Saturday in honor
Of Mrs. Howell f. Strong of South Bend,
Ind.
Miss Martha Teal, secretary of the Y. w.
c. A., will be given farewell reception on
the evening of the Goth, at the association
rooms.
DR.. Mel C. Trew of San Francisco is here
for brief vacation, and is visiting his
father, Rev. DR.. Trew, at 243 North Griffin
avenue.
The marriage of Miss Agnes E. Brown to
George King is announced for May 24tn,
at the home of Miss Browns parents, 27s
Fremont avenue.
The marriage of Miss. Lucille Daniel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs p. M Daniel, to
John Gay of San Diego will take place June
LIST at Trinity M. e. church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Glassell have re-
turned to No. S43 Bonnie Brae street
where Mrs. Glassell will be at home on the
second and fourth Thursdays.
Miss Amilia Ritzius is the guest of Mrs
w. s. Loughborough Of South Grand ave-
nue.. Miss Ritzius is the daughter of Capt.
Ritzius, Twenty-fifth infantry. U. S. A.
Miss Una Pearl Adams has returned
from an extended visit in Chicago. Her
sister, Mrs. L. r. Lincoln, accompanied her
and will spend some weeks in Los Angeles.
Mrs. ]. C. Newton and Miss May New
ton, who have been making an extended
visit In the east, are expected home with
in a few days. Mrs. Newton has quite re-.
covered her health.
Mrs. Thomas T. McCrea, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Whipple, left Thursday
for Berkeley to attend the graduating ex-
ercises of her sister at the university. She
will remain two weeks.
Miss Thompsons American History
class met Tuesday afternoon at the resi-
dence of Mrs. w. w. Stockwell on Dow
ney avenue. The class is now studying the
four years of civil war.
Mrs. Wesley Robinson and Mrs Thomas
have gone to San Francisco, the former to
see her brother, Wesley Burnett, and the
latter her son, Chester, both members of
Company X, First regiment
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Cook have issued inv.-
tations for the marriage of their daughter.
Margaret, and Elmer e. Elliott of Huene-
me, which takes place Thursday, May 18th,
at noon, at the University M. E. church.
Miss Ella Thornton, trained nurse Of
this city, who some time ago rendered her
services to the government, yesterday re-
ceived letter from the war department,
inquiring if she could report for duty quick
~ upon Geographic summons.
Ray L. Fairchild, son of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
e. Fairchild, and Miss Emmie Bennett,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lee OF
San Francisco, were married in that city
on Thursday last. Mr.. and Mrs. Fairchild
are visiting Mr.. Fairchild's parents in Los
Angeles.
Mrs. L. w. Stockwell entertained in
formally at whist Tuesday evening at her
residence on North Union avenue in honor
of Mr.. Stockwells birthday anniversary.
The rooms were decorated with potted
plants, peppers and roses. About forty
guests were present.
J. H. Zimmerman of Fargo, N. D., and
Miss Evelyn l.. Pennock were married in
Reardsley, Mimi, al the home of the brides
parents Tuesday, May Sd. Mr. Zimmerman
was formerly a resident of Los Angeles
and a member of one of the leading orches-
tras. Miss Zimmerman is said to possess
fine musical talent.
Mrs. John Bley will give an address on
Education Monday afternoon at 9
o'clock in the parlors of the Second Pres
byterian church. The talk will be es-
pecially interesting to mothers and teach
ers. Mrs. Bley has been actively engaged
in educational work for twenty-five years
and her talks are entertaining and instruc-
tive.
Mrs. John P. Jones of Santa Monica, who
recently went east, has arrived at .Bryn-
Mawr, accompanied by her daughter, Miss
Alice Jones, who will attend the commence
ment exercises at her alma mater. Mrs.
Jones and daughter will return in July,
bringing Miss Marian Jones, who has just
finished her first year at Harvard, with
them.
An entertainment was given Monday
afternoon at the residence of Mrs. George
Danskin on Flower street for the benefit
of the Aid society of Emmanuel church
Mrs. Cecilia White read paper on REM
brandt" giving sketch of the masters life
and descriptions of many OF his famous
works. The paper was illustrated with a
number of fine photographs.
Mrs. T. z. Brown entertained at lunch
con Thursday at her residence on South
Broadway. The table was decorated with
La France roses, carnations and maiden
hair ferns and blue corn flowers, fastened
with knot of red. white and blue ribbon.
The guests were Mines. T. A. Henderson,
o. ]. Muchmore, Marshall of Boston, Ira |
o. Smith, John McCrea, A. r. Names, NJ. |
w. Stimson, d. M. True, George T. Bruce. |
Joseph Bayer and N G. Weir.
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