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The herald., 1897-10-17
Musical Afternoon

Mrs. ]. Roth Hamilton Of 114s South
Figueroa street entertained Tuesday af-
ternoon in honor of Miss Leadora Whit
comb of Chicago and member Of the
Monday Musical club. Mrs Hamilton
was assisted by Misses Mary and Anna
Mullins, Jane Dorsey, Grace Cole and
low and white dahlias were placed eff
fectively about the rooms. Miss Whit
comb read an interesting paper on the
art Song" which Mrs. Hamilton illus
trated with songs by Schubert, Schu-
mann. Franz and Mehdelssohn; Miss
Mae Orcutt Of Chicago acting as accom-
panist. Miss Whitcomb spoke Of the art
song as being purely German product
and ontrasted 1t with the folk song; she
explained the distinguishing character
istics of the work of Schubert, Schu-
mann and Franz and the influence that
the literary conditions of that time, par
ticularly that of poetry, exerted over the
song writers. Mrs. Hamilton illustrated {.
delightfully."- with the following songs:
Margaret at the Spinning Wheel"
Schubert; Hedge Roses" Schubert
Leaves Are Fallinss" Franz, and "Ce-
LAS Arbor," Mendelss ohm, and Miss Mae
Orcutt proved herself a most sympa-
thetic accompanist. Those present were
Mesdames George Mullins, ]. j. Byrne,
]. S. Vosburg, w. F. Botsford, Charles
Walton, James Burdette, j. Bond Fran
Cisco, ]. j. Schallert, MUCH Macneil,
James Ogilvie. Harley Hamilton, Shell
ley Tolhurst J.Fitzgerald, Fred Blanch-
ard, ]. T. Griffith, Fred Johnson, George
Caswell. T. Masac, T. E. Rowan. jr.. Eu-
gene Campbell, Reppard, Rank, Frie.
Rice, Ferd Gottschalk, L. c. Waite,
Misses Rogers, Madge Rogers, Carrie
Conger, ,Amelie Berger, NIL. Donoughue,
Asbury, Kent, Jennie Wins ton. Beres-
ford, Joy, Dora James, Masac, Friel, Del
piine Todd, Louise Clark. Christine
Clark Gleason, Bennett, Toberandos
Emma Graves, Winder, Weber, Bertha
Weber, Croft, Dorothy Croft, Lockhar;,
Bicknell. Orcutt, Loeb, Bristol War
mock, Florence Reilly. Sinsabaugh, Lucy
Sinsabaugh.
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Pleasant Dance

Last Friday evening MISC Jennie Rob-
inson entertained with a delightful
dance at her home. 923 Union avenue, in
honor OF Miss Frances Green of Sar
Jose. The parlors were effectively dec
GRATED with La France roses, smilax an j
palms, the hall with pepper boughs, and
the orchestra was stationed behind d
pepper bough screen The guests were:
Mesdames ]. R. West brook, w. L. Clark
Davis; Misses Ray Bearce, Alma Dem
ing. Graves. Wheeler and Page of Mem
phis. Myrtle Sheppard, Bessie Willis
Genieve Deming, CreSv, Ethel Reynolds
Clara Walton Wiltshire, Whitman
Messrs. Pierce, Baldwin, Hamacker
Mills, Roy Hillman, Walter Whitman
Fred Schumacher, Harry Carr, Edwin
Robinson, Frank Barham, Harry Mar
tin, William l.. Clark. I. Martin, How a I'd
Robinson, Lamar Harris
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Farewell Surprise Party

A number of frien ds tendered Mr. VIM
r. Molony a most delightful surprise
party last Monday evening at the resi-
dence of his parents on Prospect place.
A number of songs and recitations,
cards and dancing furnished the eDter-
tainment Light refreshments were
served. Mr.. Molory was to leave We'd
nesday for Denver, Colo, where he will
pursue his study of medicine. Mr.. Tom
Collins, on behalf of the guests, with a
few words babe him farewell, and Presi-
dent John BolaDd, for the members of
the La 'Mariposa club, presested Mr..
Molony with a unique gold pen.
The following were present: Mines.
r. Molony, Williams, Spencer, Moran,
Cunningham; Misses Frances Molony,
Johanna Molony. Eliza Lockwood May
Conr.ors, L. Mauer, f. Mauer, G. Ken
nedy, L. Fitzpatrick. N. Fitzpatrick,
Leona Egerer, Ada Ingles, Ora Ir.gles,
Shuttle, Etchepare, Meyer; Messrs. r.
Molony, Mark Molony. William Molony,
N. Kramer, James Colgau, John Boland,
George Pausch, n. J. Linderfeld, L. E.
Meyer, Fl. O. Meyer, Mark Kennedy, G.
Lockwood William Fitzpatrick, Johrp
Fitzpatrick. John Korbel, George Law
son, 7. j. Cunningham, Tom Collins.
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Vosburg Luncheon

A delightful luncheon was given by
Mrs. ]. S. Vosburg Wednesday at her
residence on Figueroa street in honor
of Miss Ida Scott Of Evanston. H., and
Miss Addie Murphy. The other guests
were Mrs. II. l.. Macneil, the Misses
Alice Jones, Cornelia Hamilton, Ada
Patterson, Fay, Klokke. Warnock and
Florence Silent. The table was beau
tifuIly decorated with La France roses
and maidenhair, arranged in a large
centerpiece and strewn over the cloth
The round place cards were decorated
with pink flowers in water colors and
tied with pink ribbons. Pink and white
cosmos, La France roses and ferns wert
placed effectively about the room.
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Birthday Entertainment

A very enjoyable entertainment was
given Wednesday evening by Mrs An
thony H. Hedley at her home on Mara
thon Heights, in honor of Mr.. Hedley's
birthday. Miss Grace Hersee had charge
of the program, the first part of which
was devoted to music, and the second to
the play. my Husband 9 Secret" which
was given with the following cast: MI
Fitzherbert, Edwonde r. Bohan; Straps.
Frank A. Waters; Mrs. Fitzherbert,
Grace G. Hersee; Mary. Florence c. Bo-
han; Jemima Wiggles, Mabel Carter
The guests were Mesdames, L. Reed, D.
Beeson, Z. Cash, r. Wescot, A. 3. Gray,
Carter, A. Waters, Torrey, Carey, Her
ees Bohan, Bowman Misses Mary Gray,
Alice Gray, Mabel Moody. Mabel Car
ter, Florence Bohan, ,Eula Waters, Grace
Hersee, Louise Torrey and Dr. Beeson,
Messrs. A. Waters, George Hersee, D.
Read. West Read, Frank Waters, w.
Hurd, Cash, Wescot, E. Bohan, Carey.
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A Parochial Reception

Last Thursday evening most de-
lghtful reception was rendered to Rev.
and Mrs Mackenzie by the women of
Ascension guild in the A. O. L. ". hall,
Boyle Heights. Mrs o. f. Marx, tn
president of the guild, was ably assisted
by the other members, and the hall was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
green's The parishioners and other
friends were met by Mr. Mackenzie and
his wife who was assisted in receiving
by her bridesmaids, Misses Jessie Bry-
ant and Lillian Magee. Among those
present were: Clergy, Rev. Drs. Trew
and Weymouth, Rev. John Gray and
wife, Rev. Alfred Clarke and wife and
the Rev. George Robinson and wife
During the evening several songs were
sung with very pleasing effect in cos
tune by the talented children Of Prof.
Hawkins, organist of St. Paurs church
the little Misses Mary and Maggi'
Hawkins and Masters Charles and Frank
Hawkins. Dainty refreshments were
served in the ante rooms.
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Double Wedding

Miss Florence Sainsevain ard Joe
Beihlavek and Mrs. Alice Ru6orff Gree
SairIsevair) and Arcade Z. Valencia
were married at the old Plaza church
THURSDAY afternoon The brides, who
were the daughters of Mrs. Pierret and
the grandGaughters Of Jean Louis Sains-
evain a well-knowu old French settler.
were gowned alike in handsome novelty
cloth of dark blue and black with vests
and facngs Of white brocaded satin.
They wore white hats trimmed with
white ribbon, wings and pink roses; and
carried large clusters of white cosmos.
The bridal party was preceded by little
jeanette Pierret. gowned in blue or
candle, as flower girl, and. she was es-
corted, by her brother, little Victor Pier
ret. The music was furnished by the
Schonemar.- Blanchard orchestra, which
rersd ered, Mendelssohn's march as the
bridal party entered. and Mozarts
"Geniel" at the close of the ceremony.
A reception. at the home of the brides
mother on CASTELAR, street followed the
ceremog.ieS
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Jones Reception

Jones entertained delightfully."- with a
large reception last Monday afternoon
at their residence on South Flower
street They were assisted by Mines.
Sumner P. Hunt, l.. W. Blinn, w. R.
Bourke, Misses Overton, Eleanor Tuttle,
Halle Tuttle, Eleanor Pattee. May Cob
leigh and Louise Bourke. The decora-
tons, which were of English ivy, yellow
and white chrysanthemums, cosmos,
dahlias smilax, potted ferns and other
plants were effectively arranged. The
verandas were canvassed in and Reyn-
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Farewell Entertainment

Last Wednesday evening a farewell
reception was rendered to James J.
Cochrane, at ia South Spring street, by
the Los Angeles Scottish Thistle club
of which he is member. Mr. Cochrane
leaves Friday for the gold placer fields Of
the Yaqui country in Sonora, Mexico
He will be absent about a year. The
best wishes of the club men bers took
substantial form in the presentation of
very handsome solitaire diamond ring
suitably inscribed, as a token of their
esteem. Among those present were:
Chief Frank G. Finlayson, Chieftain D.
r. Clark, William Phillips, A. Grieya
DR.. Macarthur, James Collie. William
McGregor Ross, John Wilson, c. Nc
Lachlan and W. J. Anderson.
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Surprise PARTY

A pleasant surprise party was giver
Miss Mamie Baird. at her home on Emer-
aid street last Monday evening, by a
number of her yourg friends. Anon
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Maird Mrs
Sturgis. Misses Mamie Baird, Odes-
sa Moore, Marguerite Rice, May
Dove, Flora Mcdonald. Alice Kilpat-
rick, Edna Barton, Ethel Sturgls;
Messrs. Charley Baird, Ed Cohen, Fritz
FaIck, Fowler Sturgis, Marcus Cohn
Rae Fitzpatrick, NIFTY Moore, V. Falck
Pau Jeffers, Sterling Jeffers and Baby
Barton Refreshments were served
GurieIg the evening.
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Things social have started up with a
rush this week. aUd the outlook prom
iseS an active season. Monday after
soou large and delightful reception
was given, by Mrs. c. Is. Jones of South
Flower street. Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Nevin
entertained with a dinner the same
evening, William Il. MoloCy was given
farewell surprise at the residence of
his parents on Prospect place, and Miss
Mamie Baird was also surprised in
her home on Emerald street.
Tuesday afternoor Mrs. j. Roth Ham
ilton entertained with a musicale In
hoCor of Miss Whitcomb Of Chicago
and the Monday Musical club. Mrs.
Gooding entertained the Eschscholtz'a
chapter of the D. A. +. in her Grand ave-
nue. home, the Misses Whitaker Of
West Eighteenth street entertained the
D. 1. X sororiety, Drs. SirStbaugh and
Cunningham and Mr. Bohon gave a
tally-ho drive to Cahuenga, Mrs. Gar
Der gave an at home in the Afternoon,
and in the evening there was dance al
Woods hall chaperoned by Mrs. Hor-
ace c. Healy, and reception of well
come to the Rev. and Mrs. d. F. Mac
kenzie of Boyle Heights.
Wednesday Mrs. ]. S. Vosburg gave
Q luncheon in honor of Miss Ida Scott
OF Evarston, and Miss A6iie Murphy,
Mrs. j. Ross Clark also gave uncheon,
and in the evening Mrs. Anthony Had
ley of Marathon Heights celebrated, her
husbands birthday with a surprise
party.
Thursday Mrs. Nathan w. Stowell
entertained with luncheon in honor Of
Miss Nina Rowland Of Puente, in the
afternoon Mrs. E. H. Owen Of GarvanZa
entertained the Mills club, ard Mrs.
james Calvert Foy the AS You Like Il
club, in the evening the Kenilworth
club met a. Paulk's hall, and. Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. c. Grow celebrated their
twenty eighth wedding anniversary.
Friday Mrs. s. X. Tuttle and the
Misses Tuttle of West Twenty third
street, gave a large reception in the af-
ternoon, and in the evening the first of
Q series Of delightful socials was giver!
at the Normal school: DR.. w. NJ. Johns
ton Of West Pico street was given a
birthday surprise party, aC.d Miss Jen-
zie Robinson of Union avenue eDter-
tanned with O dance in honor Of Miss
Frances Green of San Jose
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AS You Like It Club

The "As You Like IT, club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Jas.
Calvert Foy, at her residence on Alva-
rado street. The members present were
Mines. Albert Crutcher. Boyle Work
man, Pemberton, H. G. Gates. r. L. Hor-
ton, Jack Jevne ard Arthur r. Braly
The other guests were: Mrs Fred Hines
and the Misses Crippen, Bugbee ana
Edna Foy. Domino whist was the feat
ure Of the afternoon, and Mrs Jevne and
Mrs. Pemberton won the club prizes, a
silver mounted hat brush and a silver
mounted rabbits foot. The guests
prizes, a framed sepia sketch and deco
rated china pin tray, were won by Miss
Foy ard Miss Crippen. Carna tions
were used for the tallies.
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the afternoon and the refreshments, FOL
which Reynolds catered. were served
on the veranda, which was screen ed
and made inviting with rugs sand divans.
The different rooms were effectively dec
Grated with carnations, dahlias. La
France roses, red roses, ferns and sml-
lax. In the doorways were suspended ID
baskets with great clusters of flowers
iumbling over the sides; frieze was
made in all the rooms of ivy. and the
same green was intertwined in the
wooden grill work. Mrs. Heron pre-
sided at the punch bowl.
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Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. George R. Grow cele-
DRAFTED the twenty eighth anniversary OF
their wedding with few of their neigh
bors and, other friends Thursday ever
ing, at their residence on West Sevent r
street. The evening was devoted 10 old
time songs instrumental music and
toasts. Among those present were:
Mesdames c. B. Woodhead, f. A. For
roster, Charles Forester, Brodtbeck
Lawrence, McKoon, r. S. Cantine. E. A
Pomeroy, S. P. Mulford, Farrar, NJ A
Brown, Reynolds, Baldwin. Doctors
Il. S. Cantine, Baldwin. Messrs. C. r
Woodhead, E. A. Pomeroy, S. P. Mul-
ford, e. A. Forester, Charles Forester
Lawrence, McKoon Reynolds.
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Eschscholtzia CHAPTER Meeting

AT business meeting of Eschschoit.
zia chapter, Daughters of the American
Revolution, held Tuesday afternoon at
tne residence of Mrs. Gooding on South
Grand avenue, the officers for the ensu-
ing year were elected as follows: Re
gent Mrs. Francis A Eastman; vice
regent, Mrs. Henry T. Lee; recording
secretary, Mrs. Gooding; treasurer. Mrs.
Z. +. Bradfield; registrar, Miss A. J.
stevens; historian, Mrs ]. F. Crank:
Board Of managers, Miss Eliza p.
Houghton. Mrs Wesley Clark. Mrs.
Mary II. Banning and Miss Camilla Nc
Connell
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ladies' and gentlemen of the church re-
spectively. in which they both paid a
high tribute to the work pastoral and
social, of Mr.. Mclean, and the valuable
assistance of his wife as well, and DR..
Mclean responded. A vocal and irstru-
mental program was rendered under
the supervision of Mr.. Colby, the organ
list. Before the ceremony of hand
shaking and adieux, Mr.. Mclean was
presented with a handsome book, pre-
pared by the ladies, with a water color
sketch of the church on the cover, and
decorations with lavendar ribbons; the
reading matter was a series of testi-
monials Of their appreciation of the pas
tors work and their expressions Of es-
teem
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Clark. Luncheon

Mrs J. Ross Clark entertained with a
delightful luncheon Wednesday at her
residence on South Grand. avenue. Thc
guests were: Mines. ]. H F. Peck. A. F.
Morlan, H. Jevne, Willoughby Rodman,
s. S. Salisbury. w c. Read, W. H Bon
sail, C. W. Pepdleton and C. E. Kregelo.
Great cluster OF yellow and white chrys-
anthemums were arranged about the
rooms and the table was decorated with
pink carnations and maidenhair, in a
cut-glass epergne, which was placed on
a centerpiece exquisitely embroidere
with pink sweet peas.
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Bailey Blanchard

Miss Mary B. Bailey, eldest daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Bailey, and Gilbert
E. Blanchard, formerly of Boston, were
married Thursday morning at 10 o'clock
at the residence of the brides parents,
13s Toluca street, Rev. Mr.. j. H. Storms
officiating Only the relatives of the
family and a few of the more intimat= :
friends were present.
The bride was gowned in gray, and
carried a handsome bouquet of white
carnations and maidenhair ferns. Taste
full decorations of lilies, roses and pep
per branches were placed effectively
about the rooms. The presents were
numerous and handsome. Mr. and Mrs
Blanchard will reside in Los Angeles.
where the former is favorably known in
business circles.
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Dewev-Rider

Miss Emma Frances Rider, daughter
Of Mr. ard Mrs. William H.
Rider, and Franklin Augustus
Dewey were married on Thursday
afternoon at the Memorial Baptist
church, by the brother of the brioe, the
Rev. A w. Rider. The church was very
effectively decorated with yellow and
white, the co,ors of the Y. w c. A. of
which the bride is president. Several
mem bers of the association had the dec
orations in charge. a large fish net,
with smilax. umbrella grass and yellow
ard white rysanthemums, Graped the
wal, back of the pulpit, ar1d profusion
of potted palms, ferns and. plants were
arrang gedi about the platform and bright
ened the masses OF the chrysanthemum
Vines ano potted plants were arranged
about the church, and in the wide door
way leading to the Sunday school room
were draperies OF smilax. Miss Edith
Haines at the plano, ard Miss Grace
Dickey at the organ. furnished the mu-
sic. Mendelssohn's WEDDING March"
being played at the entrance and exit
of the bridal party. During the cere-
mony Miss Haines played 20, Promise
Me. ne uSnCrS were lOul SpulsS
ladies'. the Misses Olive Baringer, Lou
ise Farmer, Susie Croweu an0 Louler
Lord, al gowred in white orgardie and
carrying yellow chrysanth hemums. The
bride. who entered alone, wore walk
ng gown of green and black novelty
cloth. Her hat was of green velvet and
Jet. and she carried. white carnations
and maiderhair ferns. At the ,es'd' of he
aisle the bride was met by the groom
and. the clergyman The ceremony was
followed by a dinner for the imsn edate
relatives at the residence Of the brides
parents on East Twerty-fifth street.
The house was prettily decorated with
smilax, cosmos and potted plants, and
the table with white sweet peas ana
pansies Mr.. arld Mrs. Dewey vii. be
a home or the second anG fourth Thurs
days after Noverr Der l, at No. 230 East
Twenty-fifth street. A large rumber Of
iarFSop1a Gifts We're received.
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Stowell Luncheon

Mrs. Nathan w. Stowell entertained
with a charming luncheon Thursday at
her residence on South Grand avenue in
honor of her guest, Miss Nina Rowland,
Of Puente The other guests were:
Mines. Rowland, Arthur Pike, the Misse
Dorothy Wellborn Abby Easton, Lii
Ian Wellborn. Harriet Smith and
Bertha Crouch. The table was deco
rated with La France roses, and ferns
and the souvenirs were dainty pink
silken bags Of borbons. The luncheon
was followed by a game at which the
prize, a beautifully decorated cup and
saucer, was won by Miss Rowland.
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Drake-Merkle

Miss Theodore Merkle and Mr.. Vivian
b. Drake were married at the residence
Of Mr.. NJ. Z. Mather on Wright street
Wednesday evening, October Sth, the
Rev, Mr.. Abbot of Sierra Madre officiat-
ing. The bride was gowned in blue
street costume. The decorations were
white cosmos and ferns. After the
ceremony refreshments were served in
the dining room, which was effectively
decorated with pale green ribbon, ferns
and flowers. About thirty were present
Mf. and Mrs. Drake will reside in Los
Angeles.
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Mrs. Garber's CAT Home"

Mrs. CARRIER of 13G Avenue Eighteen
entertained Tuesday evening with an
"at home" Cards, singing and dancing
were the enjoyment of the evening. Ths
music was furnished by banjo and
guitar club Those present were
Mines. NJ. Morgan, Rada Buker, r.
CARRIER, S. F. Hathaway, Wallace of
RedlanGs; Messrs. Fox, r. CARRIER, Ash
cad, 3. CARRIER, jr., Meyer aS1d others.
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Ruskin Club Meeting

At the regular meeting of the Rus
kin Art club Wednesday morning, the
membership present quite filled the
rooms. The meeting was devoted to
the subject Of ancient painting in Eu-
rope and early Christian PARTING, and irl
the absence of Mrs. S. C. Hubbell, Mrs
w. j. Washburn. led Among those
who read papers were Mrs. NJ. ]. F.
Stearns, H. G. Brainerd, Danskin, the
Misses Crow and Coleman.
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Tuttle Reception

Mrs. l.. K. Tuttle and the Misses Tut
tie gave delightful reception Friday
afternoon in their home on West Twen-
ty-third street. They were assisted by
Mines. A. F. Morlan, e. H. Moore, C. b.
Jones. W. G. Cochran, R., H. Herron
Misses Warnock. Florence Jones. Cob
leigh and Katherine Johnson A mando-
lin orchestra furnished music during
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Tallyho Drive

A delightful tallyf1o party to Cahuen-
ga was given Tuesday>by Messrs Bohou.
George nsabaugh and DR.. Cunnirss-
ham, in honor of Miss Page and Miss
Wheeler of Memphis. An al fresco
luncheon was enjoyed in a canyon Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Crutcher, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willoughby Rodman and Mrs Gift
Page chaperoned the party, which irs-
cluded besides those already mentioned |,
the Misses Hunt, Stone, Laura Works,
Ida Works, Messrs. Campbell, Page and
Robert Parsons.
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Farewell Reception

A farewell reception was given Dr. and
Mrs. c. c. Mclean last Monday evening
at Simpson Tabernacle, and a large
number of thCnembers of the congre-
cation and their friends were present
The church was decorated with a pro-
fusion Of potted plants, flowers and
vines. Mrs. Alice Curtain and W. r.
Bacon made addresses in behalf Of the
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Nevin Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Nevin of Soutl
Figueroa street entertained with a din
ner Monday evening. The table was
decorated with pink roses and ferns and
the guests were: President and Mrs
Ripley of the Santa Fe, Mr.. and Mrs
A. S. Wells, and Mr.. Dunn Of Topeka
KaS
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Kenilworth Club

The Kenilworth club gave the first
dance of the series for this winter or
Thursday evening at Paulk's hall, Yves
washington street. Music was fur
nished by Schoneman & Blanchard's
orchestra. A large number were pres
ent.
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Birthday Surprise

street was given very pleasant sur
prise last Friday evening in celebrating &
his thirty-fourth birthday anniversary
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with smilax, cosmos and chrysan the
NUNS, and refreshments were served
after social chat. whist and other games
had been enjoyed.
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Woods Hall Darce

A number of young people, chaperoned
by Mrs Horace c. Healy, enjoyed q
dance at Woods hall Tuesday evening.
Those present were the Misses Healy,
Read, Sheppard, Green and Robertson,
Messrs. Taylor, Brousseau, Reed, Rob-
ertson, Siam and Stan sbury.
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D. I. X. Sorority Entertained

The members of the D. TX. Sorority
were entertained by the Misses Pan,sv
and Edith Whitaker Tuesday afterroor,
at their home on West Eighteenth street.
business meeting was followed by
music and luncheon. The rooms were
charmingly decorated with flowers and
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bamboo and the table with violet rib

bamboo and the table with violet rib
bons and cosmos. The souvenirs were
chrysanthemums of violet tissue filled
with boEbons. Those present were the
Misses Edna Bumiller. Rowena Moore,
Marguerite Moore, Helen Carhart, Ma
bel Ferguson. Florence Nolan, Ada Ford,
Virginia Dryden, Ada Dryden. Mamie
Longly, Eta Janss and Jessie Hail.
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Thursday afternoon at her handsome
new residence in Garvanza. The members
present were: Mines. r. NJ. Mclean
G. Aubrey Davidson, Harris j. NJ
Brooks, Minnie Wicks and Mary Kelly
Mrs J. w. Brooks of Oakland was pres
ent as a guest. Mrs. Owen read, a
charming paper on the life of Bocaccio,
which was followed by luncheon. The
next m Getting will be musicale, and Will
be held at the residence of Mrs. Mclean
on Adams street.
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Mills Club Entertained

Mrs. e. n. Owen entertained the Mills
club at It's first meeting of the season
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Pursued by the Octopus

Here's more of the horrible work of
them blamed monopolists." said Farmer
Hayricks. as he hung his coat over the
foot of the bed.
Goodness. where?" asked his wife.
Here's sign what says. Don't blow
out the gas I s'pose they make these
folks burn 1t all night SOS to run up their
bills on 'em. Gosh. I don't know what this
countrys comm to!-Cleveland Leader.
Latest styles wall paper at A. A. Eek
stroms 1924 South Spring street.