Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-25

TORMER SENATOR AND MRS.
COLE of Colegrove are welcom-
Il ing their daughter and grand
daughter, Mrs. H. S. Warning and Miss
Olive Waring, who have just arrived
from Europe. where they have been
for two years.
Mrs. Warning has made her home in
Washington, D. c., since the death of
her husband, Lieutenant Warning of the
navy, but has returned to California
to reside, and will make her permanent
home with Senator and Mrs. Cole.
s.
Mrs. Celia White, who, with a de-
lightful Los Angeles party, has been
travelling in Europe since the latter
part of April-they left Los Angeles
the fourth-writes that they will all
be homeward bound the last of August.
except Miss Katherine Spence, who
will meet her mother in London and
will see something of Scotland and
ireland before returning.
Mrs. C. Modini- Wood has received
delightfully."- descriptive letters from
her daughters. One told of being in
Rome and securing admission to st.
Peters on the date when the beatif-
cation and canonization of Joan of
Arc was celebrated with great pomp
and splendor, Pope Plus X participant
ing. A pleasant meeting on this oc-
casion was with Bishop Conaty, who,
of course, was present at the service.
Another incident, equally interesting,
was the climbing to Wildspitze, one
of the "Monarchs Of Tyrolean Alps"
1000 feet in height, and enjoying the
rugged scenery.
On reaching the summit the party
beheld the American flag unfurled and
waving a glad welcome. So unexpected
was this that tears of joy filled every
eye, and joining hands and encircling
the glorious banner all sang loud and
sang enthusiastically 1.-The Star Span
gled Banner" unconscious of the
crowd which gathered at the windows
and on the verandas of the hotel
nearby. But cheers and waving of
caps served to introduce a group Of
young Norwood graduates who had
planted the red, white and blue on this
pinnacle while they lunched at the inn
and all Joined in singing My Country,
TITS of Thee"
One of the last letters received was
written from Obermegau, after Wis
iting the studio of Anton Lang Miss
Wood and her sister will be the guests
of Nine. Zelie de Luzan while in Lon
don, and for one night will be enter
tanned by Nine. Patti at her castle in
Wales.
Mrs W. H. Perry entertained Tues
day evening at her ST. James park
home with an elaborate dinner in COM
pliment to Rev. ]. j. Wilkins, D. D.
formerly dean of st. Pauls Pro-cathed-
RAJ, and Mrs. wilkins, who We're MAX
ing a visit Of a few weeks with former
parishioners In Southern California.
They We're also guests at the homes
of II. T. Lee and Bishop Johnson.
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Mrs. John Hastings Howard who
with her sister, Mrs. George French
Hamilton, has been guest ut the
home Of her parents, Lieutenant Cen
eral and Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee, for sew
eral weeks, left Tuesday to Join her
husband, Lieutenant Howard, at Fort
Robinson Neb. In September they will
go to Fort Riley where for a year
Lieutenant Howard will attend the
cavalry school of equitation.
Captain Hamilton will arrive Mon
day to join his wife and children at
the Chaffee home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Allen of Or
chard avenue entertained Thursday
night with an informal dinner for Mrs
Hamilton.
An eastern visitor, who will be wide