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cotillion will be given Monday night
by the Misses Cudahy.
Mrs. Fred Salisbury entertained at
luncheon upon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Roster have re-
moved to No. 1870 South Flower street.
The Woman's orchestra will be en-
tertained upon Monday by Mines. Bick-
nell and Huntley
Miss Anna Sutro from San Francisco
is visiting Miss Rose Newmarlk of 1047
South Grand avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. W. Cahen (ree HarD
from San Francisco are visiting Mrs.
M. J. Newmark, 1047 South Grand av-
enue.
Miss Beresford Joy returned from the
interior of the state last evening, where
she has been filing concert engagements
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Fulmer, formerly
Of Memphis, are visiting at Mrs. Full
mer's father, DR.. S. Mansfield, corner
Seventh and Beacon streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM J. Hunsaker will
entertain the Mob Hill Card club next
Saturday evening. February 27, at their
home, 209 North Union avenue
Mrs. T. E. Rowan jr.. left last week
for San Diego to attend the carnival;
also to complete arrangements for song
recital to be given in the near future.
DR.. Anstruther Davidson's third illus
trated lecture will be delivered at the
school Of art and design Wednesday
morning. Artists and students are es-
pecially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Rowan, jr, have
been engaged as soloists for the orato-
rio, Emanuel" to be given this COM
Ing week at San Diego, Riverside, Red
lands and San Bernardino.
Mrs. G. l.. Lamberton entertained at
dinner last Thursday at her residence on
Bonnie Brae. The table decorations
of violets and white roses were exceed
ingly pretty. Covers were laid for ten.
Upon Wednesday evening reception
will be rendered Bishop and Mrs. Joseph
Horsefall Johnson, in st. Johns hall, by
the Mems club of st. Johns church and
the various guilds of St. Johns parish.
Mrs. Oscar Baer returned home after
several months sojourn among rela-
tives in San Francisco Del Monte and
other northern points of interest. Mrs.
Baer will be at home the first and Sec
ond Tuesdays.
The Art association has just rear
ranged its art exhibit, adding two very
large Q4x1S feet each, about) and some
twelve other pictures by much admired
artists The large pictures will be un-
covered to the public Thursday night
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Francis have re-
ceived from Washington tickets to the
inaugural ball and supper The tickets
are beautiful specimens of the ergrav-
ers' art, and will be followed in a few
days by elegant souvenirs Of the mem
orable event.
There is quite little enthusiasm in
society circles over the Ebell Poster en-
tertainment. Besides large number
of poster parties given by Los Angeles
ladies, there will be parties from Pasa-
dena, Whittier and one from Catalina.
The lecture will be of decided interest.
The operetta will be given by profess
sionals.
Wednesday, the Gath, an all day sew
ing bee will be held at the Orphans
home, corner Yale and Alpine. All
friends of organization are invited to
attend. 1t will last from 10 A. NJ to
p. M. All ladies should bring lunch,
thimble and scissors. Mesdames
w. M. Ferguson, W. w. Ham
in, M. w. Stowell. r. H. Hewitt, of
the board of managers, will receive and
take charge,
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aged 10 years, resident of Los Angeles.
Frank +. Sanford, a native of Indiana,
aged 90 years. and Alma c. Stillwell,
native of Ohio, aged 2S years, both resi-
dents of Redlands.
Sebern Steele, native of Illinois, aged
50 years a resident of Pomona, and Mrs
Katie Ellen FOlkerth native of Ohio,
aged 42 years, a resident Of Los Angeles.
Frank a. Nudge, & native Of Massa-
chusetts, aged 20 yeaSs resident OF
Redlands, and jennie ~. Treen, a native
of \ Nv Jersey, aged 25 years, resloenr
Of Camden, n. J.
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Pedro Ciub

Mrs Sheldon Borden entertained the
Pedfo club Friday evening, assisted by
MRS. N. A Burnett, Mrs. viii Bishop
and Miss Borden. The guests of the
evening were Mr.. and Mrs VIII Bishop,
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Barker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Holterhoif, Mr. and Mrs. Halii-
cay Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Barker. MI.
ana Mrs Fr0d Griffith, Mr. and Mrs. j.
Foster, Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Carlos Jones, Mr.. and
Mrs. Granville MCGOWAN, Mr. and Mrs,
sumner p. Hunt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Graves, Mr.. and Mrs l.. w. Blinn, Mr..
and Mrs M. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur II. Morlan, Mr.. ard Mrs L. w. Bur-
nett, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Dunn, Mr.. and
MRS W. c. Read, MI. ard Mrs. ]. r. III.
Peck, Mr.. and Mrs j. A. Anderson, Jr,.
Mr. and Mrs. L. f. c. Klokke MIR. and
Mrs. w. Rodman, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. L.. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. S. w,
King Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Heron. Mrs,
N. Z. Burnett. Mrs. Margaret Hughes,
Mrs. Carrie Stephens, Misses Borden.
Welborn. Carhart, Lockhart, Klokke,
Messrs. Robert Carhart, j. w. Wolters,
Gregory Perkins, George Sinsabaugh,
r. Stephens, T. Neal. F. Stephenson,
c. B. Ewing. The prizes were a dainty
water color in an oval gold frame. and
an Illustrated copy of 1.-The School for
Scandal"
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While feeding shoddy picker at the
upholstery works of Hulse, Bradford &
Co., at 212214 West Sixth street, at 4:30
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Jake Pay
caught in the machine, with the result
that two fingers were SO badly mAmglea
as to necessitate amputation. His hand
was temporarily dressed and he was
sent to the receiving hospital, where
DR.. Hagan operated upon the injured
digits. Later in the evening he was
sent to his home on Twenty-eighths street
near Maple avenue.
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Violet Dinner

Dr. and Mrs. ]. Stormont Owens gave
a most ENJOYABLE dinner upon Friday
evening at their residence on Pearl
street.
The decorations were in two shades Of
Vlolets-the soft lavenders of the Par
ma flower blending most harmoniously
with the deep purple of the California
blossoms. Maidenhair ferns and violets
were strewn upon the table In careless
profusion. The candelebra were shaded
In soft greens. Clusters Of violets tied
with green ribbons were attached to
the place cards, upon which the guests
names were inscribed in gold letters.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Modini
wood, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Carlos Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roth Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. HARRISON, Dr. and Mrs. w, III.
Davis Of San Francisco.
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Today's Baseball

The Trilbys and Phil Knells picked
team will cross bats in their first game
of series of three for the Southern
California championship this afternoor
at Athletic park. Both teams will play
hard for victory, and a good game can
De depended upon. George Decker, Of
the Chicago National league team, will
make his final appearance in this game
Game called at 2:3O sharp. Greedy Bent
ley has been engaged to umpire shaw
and Carroll will be the battery for the
co!ored champions, and Knell and Lob
man for the picked team. Ladies ad-
mitted free
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of st. Johns Altar Guild. Two little
farces formed The entertainment of the
evening, entitled, six Cups of Choco-
late, and "A Proposal Under Difficult
ties" The scenes were full of sentiment
tai situations, and all sorts OF amusing
accidents, which the young people en-
joyed. The stage was arranged in a
parlor scene. The performers were
Miss Lottie Pinkham, Miss Torbe, MIR.
Tom Robertson, Jr., Miss Fannie Os-
borne, Mr.. Harold Butler and Mr.. Will
Jams. The entertainment will be re-
peated Monday evening"
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the industrial and manual training, of
which so much is said in the educa-
tional world today, the former being eco
nomic, the latter education Sloyd does
not make artisans; it's work is never
automatic, for when each exercise
ceases to be educative the repetition of
that exercise ceases Its educational
value in results depends largely upon
the teacher, who must possess sympa-
thy, judgment, energy, determination.
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Jonqull Luncheon

One of the most artistic and beautiful
!uncheons of the week was the one given
by Mrs. Mary Banning upon Friday,
The motif flower used in decoration
was the jonquil the most fashionable
1loWer just now in the world of society
functions The table was in streamers
OF yellow satin ribbon, crossing in dag
onal lines and fastened in bows at the
pace or each guest. Jonquils blossomed
IN tall vases and were used in masses in
the center piece with the delicate maid
en-halr fern in dainty and effective con-
trasts. The guests were Mines. VIII
COX, Drake, Miner, Francis, Jones, of
santa Monica; Hamilton, of Santa Mon
lea; Gorham, Of Santa Monica; Miss Ar
guello. Mrs Judge Ross Mrs Long
street.
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At Westlpke park

The following program Of music will
be given by the Seventh Regiment band.
George Cam conductor, at Westlaka
park this afternoon:
Grand march, "Kunstler Festzug'
II. Fupk6
Paraphrase. Nearer, My God, to
Thee Reeves
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. g.. Liszt
Fantasie on my Old Kentucky
Home" with variations for differ
ent instruments .Dalbey
Overture, Macmillan Robespierre'
....................H. Litolfe
Polish Patrol. De Kontski- Cam
Excerpts from the most admired
works of Gounod. Arranged by.
...................A. A. Morellf
Potpourri of popular airs. 49,. .RdWere
March, Liberty Bell. ..Sousa
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A Bio LAND DEAL
Clark & Bryan to. Subdivide 40 Acres-A Big
Undertaking by a Big Firm

There is well authenticated rumor
that the well-known real estate firm Of
Clark & Bryan in conjunction with Mr..
Hiram Mabury, the multi millionaire
of San Jose, have purchased the Bal
lerino 140 acres at the corner of Pico and
Hoover street at the price of $175,0O0,
and that Messrs. Clark & Bryan will at
once proceed to subdivide and improve
the property with cement walks, curbs
and graveled streets at further cost
of $5O,000 to $4,000. These gentlemen
certainly make strong syndicate as the
reputation of Messrs Clark & Bryan as
successful and reliable operators in
first-class residence tracts equals the en-
viable standing of Mr.. Mabury in the
financial world,
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Afternoon Coffee

Upon Friday Mrs. j. G. Mossin enter
tanned few friends most delightfully."- in
her artistlc home on Santee street with
an afternoon coffee. All the guests
were present in spite of the incIelnenc.,
of the weather, and the beautiful rooms
We're full of tasteful adornment of palms
and potted ferns with delicate Iris and
Cherokee roses in the japanese vases
upon table and mantel. The table
was set with drawn work doilies of rare
pattern. and the plate used was a rare
collection of Nabeshima, each piece tell
ing different story in it's patterns of
cherry blossoms, lotos. turtles, bamboo.
crests and other rare designs. The plate.
all blue and white, was in charming con.
trast to the motif flower, the delicate
da1fodil, SO much in vogue at
tnls season. The guests present
were: Mrs. John f. Francis, Mrs. Will
cox, Mrs. Michael Cudahy CT Chicago;
Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Joseph w. Wolfskill.
Mrs. James G. Kays, Mrs. James Cal,
houn Drake. Miss Longstreet, Miss Wal
ters, Miss Arguello.
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A Yelloy Poppy Luncheon

Mrs. j. III. Seek gave a very unique
luncheon at her tasteful home on Twen-
ty-hfth street Friday The table was
decorated with peoples and yellow satin
ribbon ran diagonaily across the table
fastening at the corners with huge
streamers. The place cards were hand
painted with proverbs ingraved upon
them, which served as a pleasant sur
prise. There were seven guests, inolud-
ing Mr.. Seek. The names are as fol-
lows:
Mrs. Hutchinson, Mrs Dickson, Miss
Hutchinson, Misses McAllister
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A Surprise Party

The friends of Miss Nellie Winters
gave her a delightful surprise at her
home in East Los Angeles this week.
The evening was spent in playing games
which We're enjoyed by all. Refresh
ments were served at a late hour and
the company departed, pronouncing it
an enjoyable affair. These present
were:
Misses Lena Turner, Bertha SIM
mons, Grace Sigler, Winifre,d Healy,
Grace Longshore, Adda Twiss, Nellie
Winters, Messrs. Fred Colyer, Clarence
Sanbarn, Leroy Arms, Clifford Colyer,
Walter Langworthy, Earnest Fuller,
Arthur Carle
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A. M, Z, Club

The second meeting OF the A. M. u.
club was held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Rademacher, Wednesday
evening last. The parlors were deco
rated in California poppies and violets.
Punch was served in the dining room.
At the conclusion of the game, which
was whist, dainty refreshments were
served on small tables and prizes award
ed as follows: Ladies first prize, q
bisque vase, to Mrs. McAvoy; second
prize, cup and saucer to Mrs. C. G.
Anders. and consolation prize, a sterling
silver hat pin, to Bella Robson. Gentle
mems first prize, a sterling silver satchel
tag, to Louis Lockhart; second prize, a
sterling silver paper knife, to j. H.
Stephenson, and consolation prize, a
cigar case, to Mr.. McAvoy. Those pres
ent were:
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G. Anders, Mr. and
Mrs McAvoy. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Lagore.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucker, Capt and Mrs.
Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. Ingersoll, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. A. Roberts, Misses J. Kiger. A.
Winter, B. Robson, and Rademacher;
Messrs. j. H. Stephenson, L. l.. Lock-
hart, w. Lanigan, II. Johnston and DIR.
Caven.
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S. Excursion Tickets to San Dleuo.

on account of the storm, will be sold to-
day, Feb. 81, for the special train at 80
A. NJ and regular afternoon train at 2
P. M; also for the train leaving Los
Angeles at S:17 A. M. Monday morning,
Feb. 22 This will enable every one to
reach San Diego in time for the naval
parade and illumination of the bay,
which takes place at p. M. and p. M,
on Monday,
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Whist Club

The Hiawatha Whist and Social club
was entertained by Miss Coleman at her
home, GIT South Olive street, last We'd
nesday. Those present were:
Misses Kate Coleman. Sadie Breen,
Nellie Breen, Ada Buell. Ferris, Alice
Caldwell. Josie Sullivan, Myrtle Barr,
Messrs. Mccormick, Jones. Lee, Simms,
Heller, Burdick Peterson, Wells, Alfred
Peterson.
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To Sec the Rcauties of Coilfnrnl.

You must go around the kite-shaped
track. Tickets permit stop-overs atany
point on the track, or the trip can be
made in a day. Observation buffet car
leaves Los Angeles a. m.; Pasadena,
1927 a. M, returning at sos p. M, stops
beng made at Redlands and Riverside
for sightseeing. Particulars at Santa
Fe offices.
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Informal Dinner

DR.. and Mrs. Sherwood Dunn enter
tanned very delightfully."- at dinner Fri
day evening at their Adams street home.
The drawing rooms were in artistic dec
orations of yellow mimosa, that waved
in delicate sprays from arch. mantel and
chandelier in pretty, cloud-ike effects.
The table was in a scheme of yellow,
the flowers being jonquils, which were
used throughout In many effective ways;
they waved from tall, slender vases on
the corners, and were reflected in the
heart-shaped mirror that formed the
centerpiece, upon which stood a Vene-
tian vase overfiowing with the delicate
blossoms.
Little French menus were at each
place, with a cluster of jonuuils or q
boutonniere for each guest.
The guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Burt Estes Howard, Miss Gates, DR.. and
mrs. Granville McGowan, Mr.. Garland,
Mrs. Frank Colby and Mrs. Josephine
Butler.
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Whist Party

Mr. and Mrs. FerG X Rule gave a
charmingiy informal whist party
Friday evening The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank RAIDER, DR..
and Mrs Fales, Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ner Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. George Montgom-
cry, Mr.. and Mrs. Perez, Mrs. r. c. Gay,
Miss Alexander, Mr.. Orvills Rule, Mr..
Frank Rule.
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Dancing Party

"a delightful dancing party was given
at Bouttier's hall last Wednesday even
ing by the Misses Rose and Leona Eager.
The hall was prettily decorated with
ferns palms and Gala lilies. The punch
bowl was an important feature over
which Miss Ford gracefully presided.
Each of the guests were presented with
programs containing the order of dances
as souvenir of the occasion.
Miss Leona was daintily gowned in
layehder Swiss over lavender silk; Miss
Rose In pink silk crepe. Among the
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Marriage Licenses

The following licenses were issued yes
terday from the Office of the county
clerk: ''
Arnold Vetter, a native of Germany.
aged "a years, resident of Redondo.
and Anne Dasler, native of Germany
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To Cure q Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine TabIetA
All druggists refund the money if II
fails to cure. 25c. -4-
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Art Recept.O1


Mrs. John T. Houx entertained ,,or.,
delightfully on Saturday afternoon ~
her pretty home on Flower street. The
aHalr was an art exhibit The art col
lectlon was catalogued and numbered
ana prizes were given to those who
fully. '''o'' Success-
iHe eNhlolt was mock one, causing
HiTch r amusement among the guests.
Inc prizes were won by Mrs. Morris
Able and Mrs. Mark Lewis. Theycon-
sisted of beautifully framed water
coior and set of ivory tablets mounted
in etched silver -- - u
Inc decorations were in a charming
scheme of violet and yellow, lilies. ferns
ana wax geraniums being used in great
proiusion; baskets were swung from the
ceIliHs ana BOWS % yellow satin ribbon
formed pleasing effects
The dining room was in trailing vines
OF sm1lax, and violet fishnet suspended
over the punch table was studded with
yellow flowers. win
Inc drawing room was in white hya-
clnths and ferns in artistic profusion.
Ine refreshments were charmingly
served, and the creams were in the hues
OF violet and yellow, in harmony with
the color scheme. Mrs. Houx was as
sisted by Mrs e. F. Donnells. Mrs las
x. Abbott, Mrs. Elden P. Bryan. Mrs
G. r. Moffatt. Mrs. Houx was gowned
In a violet silk and chiffon waist and a
brocaded skirt Mrs. Abbott wore mer-
veilleux silk and duchess lace Mrs
Moffatt wore brocaded satin skirt and
a blue satin waist and diamond orna-
ments. Mrs. Bryan wore a black gown
with white trimmings, and Mrs. b. r
Donnells wore lavender silk with an
embroidered chiffon waist: The guests
were Mrs. r. H. Howell, Mrs. Mark
Lewis, Mrs. ]. H. Call, Mrs. A. N Con
rey, Mrs. Morris Albie, Mrs. viii %
Dunn, Mrs. DR.. Fox, Mrs Ben Goodrich
Mrs Walter r. Dnsmore, Mrs. Jas X
Abbott, Mrs. w. J. Elder, Seattle; Mrs
Charles White, Mrs. F. NJ French. Mrs
Newton X. Potter, Mrs e. p. Bryan
Mrs. Gohrer, Minneapolis; Mrs. Arthur
Fisher Mrs. A. F. M. Strong, Mrs. Jesse
F. Waterman Mrs. George Drake Rud-
dy, Mrs. J. M. Johnston, Mrs. E. C. Has
kell, Mrs. VIM. Wright. Mrs Fred Wood.
Mrs. Alfred s. Clark, Mrs. Shirley Ward.
Mrs. w. G. Hutchinson, Mrs. A. c. Chau-
win. Mrs. M. d. Stone, Mrs. J. M. Houx.
Mrs. M. P. Wood, Nine. Pigne-Dupuy.
fren, Mrs W. H. Chevers, Ogden; Misses
Anna Hendricks, Bessie Bryan, Minnie
Bryan, Alice and Bertha Walker, Con-
rey, Frances Sibley, Clara Tompkins.
the Misses Stone and Isabel Chapman.
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invited guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Shelf
Held of Denver, Col
MT and Mrs. Sunnors, Misses Ray
ioro McCann, Mccormick, Graves, Bow
en-, Whailer. Wadsworth Valient Me-
Nearney, White, Barkey, L. Mcclure
"A. stein, Morey, Glenn, Ford Miller
oteavens, Rich, Brymer. Quinn, Rich
arcs, Breen, Gage, Walter, Brown
Wynnie, Goodwin, Hollerman Bailey,
u. stein, N. Mcclure, Messrs. e. How
ara, L. higgins, J. Colgan, Haskins, A.
Bayer, Wilson, Clark, VIM. Molony,
I5rown, Green e. Roth, Ware, E. Scloss,
L. Farrel,T. Collins, j. Hull f. Mortar,
Walters, Wallace, REILLY, Halmon'
Wynner, Quinn, Smith, Young, Miller.
Emily, Stein, Davidson, G. Hull, Defty,
9. Mortar, Bradley, O'Shea, Breen. r.
Eager, M. Eager, Whaller, Guerclo.
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All prices Of wall paper greatly reduced.
A. A. Dckstrom. 2s4 South Spring street.
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Society has moved in a swirl this
week--a swirl that neither the winds
nor the weather have affected. The
functions have continued from day to
day, with all their Accomplishments of
music and flowers and favors and beau
tiful gowns, and already the members
Of the same throng have their engage
ment books filled with a series of dates
for this week, and even for the week to
come. Society has its fads that burn
hercely, and today the fad is jonquils
for decoration. Hardly a luncheon or
Z dinner this week but has had its ia
vorite flower, the jonquil, en- evidence,
with its yellow ribbons and mellow.
yellow shaded lights, and place cards
in golden script.
The largest reception of the week was
the one given by Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
johnson Thursday evening. About 400
invitations were issued, and the affair
was both brilliant and successful.
Among the flowers and palms the
Elite orchestra discoursed the music
that guided the guests to the banquet
hall, upon the third floor and blaze
of light shone over a throng of Los An
geles' four hundred that filled the beau
tiful mansion on Orange street with life
and gaiety
The prettiest wedding of the week
was that of Miss Frances c. del Vale,
the beautiful daughter of the late Jose
lgnacio del Valie, and Charles M. Can
by. son of Col. Candy, U. S. A. The
wedding took place in the Baker block
the home of the brides cousin, Mrs. ].
F. Foster Rev. Father Liehana per-
formed the ceremony. Only a few in
Innate friends of the family were pres
ent
DR.. and Mrs. Sherwood entert tanned at
dinner upon Thursday evening.
Mrs. j. M Taylor gave violet lunch
con upon Thursday at her Pleasant
avenue home
Mr.. and Mrs. Caspar Bahrendt celc-
prated their twentyfifth wedding an
niversary upon the 18th, when a large
number of relatives and friends were
present, with congratulations and many
beautiful gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Silent held their
second reception to introduce their
daughter Florence, upon Wednesday af-
terEoon reception which for artistry
ana beauty has seldom been equaled in
Los Angeles. The wild flora of the early
winter contributed its wealth of bios
SONS in decoration arranged by Mrs.
Annie Bancroft. and to all the beautiful
appointments was added the gracious
and grateful hospitality of the Silent
FAMILY, so we'll known in Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Fl. Norton entertained
at dinner upon Wednesday in honor ne
Major w. B. Kennedy, U. s. A. Tho
pretty scheme of color effects formed
by the union of the golden eschscholtzia
and the delicate daffodii yellow were
very pronounced. All the appointments
o. the table and the shaded lights were
IN yenoW; and the dainty place cards
were emblazoned with the blossnmstbat
formed the theme of the decoration.
Tnose present were: Mrs. j. T. Jones
Mr and Mrs. Fred c. Howes. Miss
owens Miss Klokke Mr. Dick and the
guest OF honor, Major w. B. Kennedy
=. MRS. l. N. Van Nuys gave a Spanish
iuachecn M upon Wednesday in honor of
Mrs. s. c. Hubbell, Mrs T M EIiiott
Mrs. Jessie Pell Church and Mrs. ]. M
Campbell. 1' . o. NJ
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Latast style Of wall paper at A. A. Eek
strem's. S24 South Spring street.
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Glenwood Range. Furrey Co.. 15s NJ
Spring.
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st. Johns Entertainments

Thursday evening a pleasant enter
tainment was given by the young ladies
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Sloyd has been placed in the sixth
seventh, eighth and ninth grades of the
city schools. 1t is made obligatory for
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Two Fingers Cut OF

Potpourri of popular airs. .Rdv1
March, Liberty Bell. $50
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Al Good anIIv T,nnn.

A good Sally Lunn, made according to the original Sarah Lunn's recipe
 without yeast, is this: Mix oHpe ef four, 3 tablespoonfpIs sugar, 3 tabte- spooRfuls melted butter, 2 cup of milk, 3 teaspeonfals baking powder and 3 eggs together and bake in a leaf. If R ''raised" bread is desired, nothing is better than this efteA tested recipe. Add 3 tablespoonfuls melted butter te a large pint of warmed milk, then we'll beaten eggs and half yeast cake dissolved in 3 tabIespoopfu!lg cold water. Pour grad ually over B quart Of -four and beat to a smooth batter Add 8 teaspaehfnl salltt and a teaspoonful of sugar. Set to riss for 3 hours ill a warm place and bake. To those who like the hop taste whole portions poS rHa and W Wifi, df do4tsa, seoeleFsfe considerably the rising process. -NsW York Post