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Worland of No. 1857 Michigan avenue.
Mrs. Goes daughter, Miss Frances Coe,
| came from the east Thursday and will
enter the state normal school here.
| Mrs. John Kalin of 1921 South Grand
avenue entertained with a luncheon
| Thursday in honor of Mrs. Belle Kings
| baker of Illinois and Miss Emma New
mark. The table decorations were of
violets. Covers were laid for twelve.
| Richard Atschul was entertained with
a stag dinner Friday evening by the
Concordia club, Of which he is charter
member. The dining room decorations
were in white and green, and the menu
was elaborate. Forty covers were laid.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert H. Howell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark B. Lewis have issued
invitations for dancing party Thurs
day evening, February 10th, at Turn
veren hall, in honor of Miss Howell Of
North Carolina and Miss Mcqueen Of
Alabama.
Mrs. II. Newmark entertained with a
delightful card party yesterday after
noon at her residence on South Grand
avenue in honor of Miss Belle Kings
baker of Quincy, ILL.,, and Miss Hida
Steinhart Of San Francisco. The deco
rations were potted palms and ferns.
Mrs c. C. Carpenter gave a very in
formal reception on Friday afternoon at
her residence on West Twenty-eight
street, in honor of Miss Villa Whitney
White of Boston, whose appearance in
song and lecture recitals has so de-
| lighted the musicloving people of our
| city.
Mrs. ]. w. Thayer entertained infor-
mally Thursday in honor of her mother
and Mrs. John Murphy of Denver. Those
present were Mrs. owen G. Gates, Mrs.
| Thomas Ryan, Mrs. James McNeeley,
Mrs. George P. Taylor, Mrs. William
Swanson, Mrs. McNanny and Mrs. John
Murphy.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Christian church will give an entertain
ment tomorrow evening. Miss Kather-
inc Page of Chicago, assisted by the
young ladies of the church, will present
a number of artistic tabeaux represent
| ing Grecian pictures, poses plastique and
Greek statue drills.
| The marriage of Miss Francisco Alex
ander and DR.. e. w. Fleming will take
place at high noon on the 10th of Feb
ruary. The ceremony will take place at
Dominguez. on the Rancho San Pedro,
| Carson. Miss Anna Carson, cousin Of
| the bride, will act as maid of honor, and
! three tiny neces, Francisco and Marie
| Baker and Helen Alexander, will assist
as flower girls.
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Dodson- -MaYes

Miss Una Mayes and Clay Dodson of
FL Monte were married Tuesday at high
noon at the Church of Christ, Rev. B. F.
Coulter officiating. Miss White fur
nished the music. The decorations were
white and pink carnations, white hya-
cinths and ferns. The bride, who was
gowned in white mule over white silk,
garnitured with valenciennes lace, was
attended by little Miss Minnie Hafe-
meyer as flower girl. The ushers were
VIII Dodson and the Misses Stella
Mayes, Ida Ryan and Beattie of Holly
wood. A reception in the church par
lors followed the ceremony, and later
Mr.. and Mrs. Dodson left for Santa Bar
bara for weeks visit. They will re-
side at Ell Monte. About seventy five
relatives and friends were present at
the ceremony.
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Wellesley Club Meeting

The Wellesley club met Friday p. m
at the residence of Mrs. L. S. Thompson
on Alvarado street. Miss Helen Shields
assisted and contributed several de-
lightful songs, accompanied by Miss Bo'
ward. Mrs. Thompson gave an informa
talk on Hawaii, illustrated with many
curios, after which light refreshments
We're served. Miss Foster read an ac'
count of the new game, Bellecycle, In
vented by Prof. Morgan of Wellesley
There were present Miss Frye, MRS
Conan of Pasadena, Miss Lebus, MISS
Bertha Lebus, Miss Davis. Miss Har-
wood of Ontario, Miss Bovard, Miss
Shields, Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. MacDair-
mid, Mrs. Kimball, Mrs. Lewis.
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Epworth League Entertained

The West End Epworth league was
entertained Friday evening at the resi-
dence of A. C. Harper on Twenty-eighth
street. An excellent program was ar
ranged by Miss Marie McEachin and
consisted of vocal solos by Mrs. Fletcher
and Mr.. Arthur Smith, piano duet by
Misses Nauerth and Dunica, trio by
Messrs. Hutton and Smith, and readings
by Misses Lang and Cameron. Refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Mines. A. c. Harper. Flood. Nc
Eachin. Van Auken, Fletcher. Whis-
nant; Misses Widney, Lindsay, Lots
peich, the Misses Hamilton, Holmes,
Brown, McEachin, Phillips, Harris,
Lougheed. Lang, Cameron, Nauerth
Dunica, Fortson, Benson, Hutton, Van
Aukin, Clayton, Gustave; Messrs.
,Newby. A. Smith, Lindsay, T. Morgan,
Martin, Hearn, J. Morgan. Widney.
Dunlap Webster, Harper, Benedict,
Parry, Brown, Wilson, Brooks, Hutton,
Smith, Harris, Mann, Battam, Rev. w.
L. Whisnant.
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Murphy-WinSton

Miss Alyce Leona Winston, only
daughter of Mrs. NJ. E. Winston, and
Frank Edgar Murphy of Denver were
married at the home of the brides
brother C. w. Winston, at San Gabriel
Wednesday noon. The house was decor
lated with yiolets and smilaX, and we'd
ding breakfast was served at the con
clusion OF the ceremony. The bride was
gov ned in & travelling costume of cadet
blue, braided with black, and carried vio-
let's. Only the immediate members Of
the family We're present. Mr.. and Mrs
Murphy will leave shortly for Denver
Col. which is to be their home.
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Informal Recital

An informal recital was given yester-
day by the pupils of Miss j. Winston
at her studio in the Bryson building.
Only pupils were in attendance. At the
close of the program, which was greatly
enjoyed. tea. cakes and candies were
served. Those present We're: Mrs.
Bach, Mrs. Wenger Mrs. Wiley, Mrs.
Jacks. the Misses Hall. Barnes, Ella
Barnes. Jones. Wiley, Mosher, Laura
Mosher. Frenwith. Pfeiffer. Zella Jones,
Mccoy, Connell. Genevieve Bach. Miss
Winston was assisted by Mrs. Winston
and Miss O'Donoughue, who. by request,
played two delightful piano numbers.
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A delightful dancing party was giver
last evening at Woods hall by Mrs. Jos
Kurtz and Miss Christine kurtz. The
large dancing hall was decorated with
potted palms massed about the platform
and the supper rooms, which were under
the direction of Staten, were in pink and
green. with pink-shaded candelabra on
the tables. I.owinsky's orchestra fur
nished the music. The dance programs
were half in pink and half in green. with
the initial letter K. embossed in gold in
the center. Mrs. Kurtz and Miss Kurtz
were assisted in receiving by Mrs. r. L.
Horton and Mrs. Carl Kurtz, who was
also the guest of honor. The guests
were: DR.. and Mrs. Carl KurtZ, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. l.. Horton, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra
T. Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
Barker, Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Blanchard
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward r. Kellam, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Salazar. Mr.. and Mrs. John
4. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hines Mr..
and Mrs. John H. F. Peck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Loren d. Sale. Mr.. and Mrs. Dana
III. Burks, Mr.. and Mrs. Bradner w.
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur H. Braly, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Jevne, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry 7. Gage,
Mrs. Winifred Hunt, Mrs. Arcadia b.
Baker, the Misses Genevieve Smith, Car
rie Waddilove, Bessie Bonsall, Fannie
Wills, Kate Landt, Elizabeth Shank
land, Rose Newmark, Sara Goodrich
Dillon, Kenealy Eleanor Tuttle Flor
ence Silent, Sarah Innes. Helen Eaton,
HeinZeman Onie Howell of Oakland
Miner, Alvina Janss, Alyce keenan,,
Bertha Crouch, Martha Scott of San Die
go, Charlotte Miller, Dahl of Chicago,
Dorothy Croft, Irene Stephens, Mary
Hack, May Weldon of San Francisco,
Eleanor Pattee, Lillian Wellborn, Dor
othy Wellborn, Anna Mayo; DR.. Joseph
Kurtz, DR.. George B. Walrath, DR.. Ralph
Williams, DR.. w. LIE Moyne Wills,
Messrs. A. ]. Waters, r. 3. Dickinson,
Robert A. Rowan of Pasadena, S. ].
Ballard, Charles Johnson, Walter Innes,
Laine, James Kennedy, Lewis Gray Ma
rion Wigmore, Jack Austin, Walter
Barnwell, Don Won Neumeyer, Karl
Klokke, Henry Newmark. Clifford Rog
ers of Pasadena, Ralph Carhart, Warren
Carhart, Gay Lewis, Spangler, J. Cum
ningham, Walter Chanslor, Edward
Heinzeman, Charles Ducommun, Gre
CORY Perkins, Richard Dillon, Frank
Schumacher, John Mott. Charles Dick,
Edward Clark, r. B. Parsons. McCutch
con, Harold Butler, Edward Sullivan,
Fred Clegg and Harry Wyman.
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Harris Holland

Miss Beatrice Holland, elder daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. L. 7. Holland and Ruth
erford B. Harris of Santa Monica were
married Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on West JEFF
ferson street, Rev. A. B. Morrison offic-
iating. On account of illness in the FAM
lily only the relatives were present. The
bride was gowned in white French or
candle over white silk. Mr.. and Mrs.
Harris will reside at No. 532 Michigan
avenue, South Santa Monica, and will
be at home to their friends after Febru-
ary
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Bailhache Iuncheon

Mrs. j. NJ. Bailhache entertained with
q luncheon at her residence on Monmouth
avenue, in honor of Mrs. j. H. Barbour
of San Diego. The table was decorated
with long-stemmed red roses in tall
vases of green and gold, and fern sprays
in small bowls of red Venetian glass
The place cards We're wide green satin
ribbons, covered with white mousseline
de sole, on which We're painted cupids
and garlands and clusters of red roses.
The other guests We're: Mrs. Frank w.
Burnett, Mrs. c. NJ. Baker, Mrs j. Shir-
ley Ward, Mrs. A. II. Busch, Mrs. Chas.
Wellborn, Mrs. A. c. Balch, Mrs. Lucia
Burnett and Mrs Gnndin
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Hearts Party

Mrs. ]. p. Smith of 130 North DAILY
street gave a delightful Hearts party
Thursday evening. The guest of honor
was Miss Bernice Powell of Richford
Vermont, who, with her parents, is
spending the winter here. The house
was prettily decorated and the guests
were entertained with cards, music and
dancing. Dainty refreshments were
served. Among those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper
Mr.and Mrs. Powell. Misses Dixon. Irish
Florence Irish. Koeberle, Cooper Weld
erman, Lena Weiderman, Duke, Messrs
Holmes, Tyler, Conklin, Cooper, Dock.
stader, Wheat, Weir, McKeag.
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Informal Tea

An informal tea was given Tuesday
afternoon by Miss de Urquiza and the
Misses Ada and Alice Moore. at the De
Urquiza residence on Santee street. The
rooms We're decorated with scarlet
geraniums. The guests We're: Mes
danes Gilbert E. Overton De Urquiza
Misses Dillon, Norton, Weldon of San
Francisco, Brooks, Drake of Portland
Schmeiding. Jane Campbell. Eleanor
Drake of Portland, Grace Knapp OF
Philadelphia, Mamie Dillon, Overton
Bowen, Florence Jones, Rose Meyer
Aileen Smith, Maude Smith, Lulu Den
ker, Kate Howard, De Cells, Clara Mer-
cereau.
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Thimble Club

The Thimble club was entertained on
Thursday afternoon at the residence OF
Mrs. ]. NJ. Taylor on Pleasant avenue
The luncheon table was effectively dec
GRATED with smilax. Marie Van Hout
roses and violets. The afternoon was de-
voted to high five. Those present were
Mines. D. G. Peck. r. S. Crombie. M. B.
Blackstone, Whitmarsh, John Wolfskill
Charles Forester, j. Il. Porter, r. b.
Smith. c. L. Smith, f. w. Chase and j.
II. Davisson. Mrs. w. Fl. Baton was
the guest of the club.
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Informal Whist

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert c. Calkins en-
tertained informally with whist Wednes-
day evening, at their residence on South
Flower street, in honor of the Misses
Warden Of Pittsburg and Miss Jane
Bowman of Brownsville. Pa. The other
guests were the Misses Bessie Bonsall.
Minnie Prentiss, Dorothy Croft and
Kate Landt, Messrs. w. G. Barnwell,
John Bleekman, A. W. Francisco, jr.,
r. B. Dickinson. David Warden of Pitts
burg, Sam Haskins and Harry Baker of
Chicago,
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Bovard Dinner

Rev. and Mrs. George Bovard enter
tanned with a dinner Thursday evening
at their residence on BiXel street in
honor of Bishop ]. p. Newman. The
table was decorated with clusters of
violets and ferns. The place cards were
of orange wood decorated with sprays of
violets. The other guests were DR.. and
Mrs. Cantine, DR.. and Mrs. D. w. Ed
wards, Rev. and Mrs. Hartley. DR.. S. A.
Thomson, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Bradley,
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bovard and Miss Lillian Bo-
ward
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West Luncheon

Mr. and Mrs. A. p. West gave an in
formal luncheon yesterday at their res
idence on South Figueroa street in hon
or of a number of old-time friends from
Atlanta. Ill. The decorations We're of
white carnations and smilax. The guests
We're Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Fields, Mrs. Randolph.
Mrs. Dugger, Mrs. Kirk, Mrs. Haress,
Mrs. Stanley, Mrs. Applegate and Miss
Kirk.
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Brotherton Luncheon

Miss Myrtle Brotherton entertained
informally with a luncheon yesterday
at her residence on West Adams street.
The table decorations were of white
carnations and maidenhair ferns. The
place cards were decorated with etch-
ings. Those who were there were the
Misses Florence Jones, Irene Stephens,
Mary Hack, Annie Fay and Eleanor
Tuttle.
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Evening Card Club

Miss Annie Fay entertained the
Evening Card club at her residence or
South Grand avenue Thursday evening.
The decorations were of smilax, potted
plants and pink carnations. Miss Fay
was assisted by Mrs. Ezra T. Stimson
and Mr.. Charles Stimson, and Miss Alice
Croft presided at the punch bowl. Those
present besides the club members were:
Miss Auten of Chicago. Miss Mary Rie-
man Hack. Miss Myrtle Brotherton and
Misses Fairchild and Helen Fairchild.
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Clark Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ross Clark entertained
with a dinner Tuesday evening at their
residence on South Grand avenue, at
which the guests were Judge Hopkins of
Prescott, Ariz.; Miss Jane Bowman Of
Brownsville, Pa, and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Corbett of Butte, Mont. The ta-
bic decorations were carnations and
smilaX
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Here and There

The Mariposa club gave a ball at Illi-
nois hall Thursday night.
The st. Cecilians will give reception
Tuesday afternoon at Ebell hall.
Mrs. o. N. Ruggles is the guest of Mrs.
Westfall on South Flower street.
]. A. Fairchild returned Tuesday from
ten days visit to San Francisco.
Miss Madge Rogers left Thursday for
Globe Ariz., for a two months stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Gibbons of San
Francisco are at the Merose for the win
ter
Mrs. F. Jesuren, Mrs. w. J. Broderick
and Miss MacDougall are in San Fran
cisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Mason left on Sat
urday of last week on an extended east
ern trip.
Miss Minnie Kempin spent Sunday at
the home of Mrs. d. Anderson of Santa
Monica.
The section for the study of current
events will meet Thursday afternoon at
Ebell hall.
Miss Eleanor Pattee has issued invi-
tations for a card party on the 3rd of
February.
The Misses Armstrong have removed
from South Main street to West Thirty
third street.
Miss Louise Van Slyke of Chicago Uni
versity is spending a few weeks at the
Gray Gables.
Mrs. Blaklee and her daughter, Miss
Grace Blaklee, are spending the winter
at San Diego.
Miss Marie Swift of San Francisco Is
Seventh street.
Miss Katherine Winans and Miss JOY
Winans will receive on the first Wednes-
day in February.
Mrs. Alexander Shields of San Fran
cisco is the guest of Mrs. c. C. Desmond
on Coronado street.
Miss Hilda Steinhart of San Fran
cisco is the guest of the Misses Helman
| on Figueroa street.
Miss Sylvia Hall of Butte, Mont, is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. S. NJ. Perry,
of Lovelace avenue.
Invitations are out for dancing party
to be given by Miss Bertha Crouch at
Woods hall on Saturday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Monroe of
| Twenty eighth street have Mr.. Monroe s
sister, Mrs. Flagg. as their guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Etter have NOV ed
| from Thirty and South Main
streets to West Thirty-third street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Ross Clark of
Grand avenue are entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Corbett of Butte, Mont
Mrs. o. c. Whitney and Mrs. Frank
| Hart will entertain Tuesday evening in
| honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Barnard.
| Miss Clapp, who has been spending the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Bowker of FL
| lendale Place. left for New York Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Jarelle have removed
with their family from Pasadena to this
city, where they will permanently re-
side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nuys and Mrs. A,
l.. Lankershim, after an absence of two
weeks, have returned from San Fran
cisco.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. St. John, formerly
Of Kansas City, have taken up their
residence at No. 1876 East Thirty-sixth
| street.
The Assistance league will meet next
Saturday at the residence of Mrs. Percy
Schumacher 1923 West Twenty eighth
street.
Mrs. J. II. Barbour, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Frank w. Burnett,
returned to her home in San Diego yes
! terday.
Mrs. Julie Quinn left for the north
Tuesday evening for an extended visit
with friends in San Francisco and Sac
ramento.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. K. Williamson have
removed to 443 West Ninth street, cor.
ner Grand avenue, and will be at home
Mondays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman and the Misses
Kate and Jessie Norman of st. Joseph
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Six-Handed Euchre

Mrs. J.W. Hunsaker entertained with a
card party Friday afternoon at her res
idence on North Union avenue. The dec
orations were water grasses, papyrus,
pink and red roses and smlax. Music
was furnished by Shepard's orchestra.
Reynolds catered. Mrs. Hunsaker was
assisted in receiving by Mrs. II. NJ Sale.
Six-handed euchre was played and there
were nineteen tables
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Quilting Party

Mrs. r. Derkum gave a quilting party
on Monday afternoon at her residence
on West Twenty-eghth street, and in
the evening entertained number of
young people. The evening guests were:
Misses Agnes Morgan, Eta Converly,
Ethel McMullin, Augusta SCHNEIDER,
Ethel Morgan, Lille Lee, Susie Beach,
Bertie Warren, Mamie SCHNEIDER, Lille
Brooks, Messrs. Adam Derkum,
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Garnsey Luncheon

Miss Mabel Garnsey entertained with
a luncheon Tuesday at her hom on West
Twenty-eighth street in honor of Miss
Ruth Pickering. The table was deco
rated with pink carnations and maiden
hair. The other guests WERE Misses
Shankland, Clara Mercereau, Julia Mer-
cereau, Florence Silent, Schoder, Geor-
gia Knight and Gertrude Gooding.
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Pansy Luncheon

At a pansy luncheon given by Mrs.
Cornelia C. Desmond of Coronado street
Thursday, Mrs A. NJ. Shields of San
Francisco was the guest of honor. The
others present were Mines. Grant, Ponet.
Schallert Walters, d. Desmond, Mullen,
Ruddy, Mossin, William Workman and
Doran. The decorations were of pam
sizes and maidenhair ferns. The menu
was served under the direction of Rey-
nolds.
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Let's Dinner

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Let's of Ram
part street entertained with dinner in
honor of the Rev. W. p. D. Bliss Thurs
day evening. Other guests were Rey
and Mrs. John Gray, Rev. DR.. and Mrs
Cochran, Miss Cochran, Prof. and Mrs
Hadly. The dining room was decorated
with smilax and carnations.
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of San Francisco. gave delightful
dancing party Wednesday evening at
Concordia hall. The decorations were
smilax, potted plants and green ana
white bunting. Lowinsky's orchestra
furnished the music. About eighty
guests were present.
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Tuesday Night Club

The Tuesday Night club met at Turn
verein hall Tuesday evening. Lowin-
sky's orchestra furnished the music for
dancing. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Stimson, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steckel, Mr.. and Mrs. Kurtz, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Joyce,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Bundscum, Mr.. and
Mrs. CoXhead, Mr. and Mrs. d. Collins.
Mr. and Mrs. NeaZie; Misses Bessie
Bonsall, Sara Goodrich, Katherine John
son, Helen Fairchild, Genevieve Smith
Annie Fay, Lou Winder, Bird Chansor,
Irene Stephens, Shankland, Hack,
Guenther, Dot Wellborn, Eleanor Tut
tie, Burnett, Charlotte Miller. Lucille
Daniel. Mcqueen, Florence Jones, Ada
Patterson, Shannon, Lawrence, Mullins,
Florence Silent, Christine Kurtz
Messrs. w. NJ. Garland, Otto Wede-
meyer, B. c. Green, MCGEE, Fred Flint,
Charles Henderson, Sam Haskins, Bal
lard, George Spence Clegg, Phillip, Will
son, Cunningham, John Mott, Spence,
Stephens, Mccoy, LIE Grande, Howell,
Van Dyke, Chanslor, Dyer, Lawrence,
Carroll, Allen, Fl. s. Williams, Ralph
Day, Clay Gooding, Gay Lewis.
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cinths, potted ferns, palms and smllaX'
The guests were the Rev. and Mrs. Hugh
K. Walker, the Rev. and Mrs. f. V.
Fisher of San Bernardino, DR.. and Mrs.
j. H. Davisson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. *. Rule
and Miss May Hitchcock.
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Spencer Lindsey. Edwin Anderson, Paul
Derkum, Lawrence Lindsey, John Der
KUN and Ira McGarvin. The decora-
tions were of violets and smilax.
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ProgressiVe Euchre

Mrs. w. d. Campbell entertained on
Wednesday evening with progressive
euchre at her residence on South Alva-
RADIO street in honor of Mrs. Mark Con-
nor of Oakland. The decorations were
of red roses, carnations and smilax and
potted plants. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Connor, Mr.. and Mrs. A. +.
McGinnis Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Cum
mings, Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Mendelhau
DR.. and Mrs. Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. West
over, Mrs. l.. w French, Mrs. Strange
Misses Lucy Dixon Nellie Shine, Edit
Mendelhall and Mr.. Garnisher.
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Newmark Whist PARTY

Mrs. M. II. Newmark gave a whist
party Wednesday afternoon at her resi-
dence on South Hill street. Hyacinths,
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Colonial Book PARTY

Harry Holabird entertained with de-
1ightful colonial book party Monday
evening at the residence of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Holabird, on Alva-
RADIO street, in celebration of his nine
teenth birthday. The guests, in quaint
colonial costume, wore or carried some
article representing the title of a well
known book. The prizes. which were
books, We're won by Miss Marguerite
Moore and Mr. Ensign The house was
decorated with poinsettias and smlax.
An old-fashioned New England supper
was served. Miss Fannie Lockhart as
sisted in receiving, and the guests were
the Misses Helen Eaton, Winona Hunt
ley, Cora Foy, Ethel Brooks, Edna Foy.
Kendall, Alma Foy, Marguerite Moore,
Rowena Moore; Messrs. Loring Brooks,
Harry Wood. Kay Crawford, John Bry-
ant, Charles Ensign, Charles Mann, E. S.
Ferris and Ernest Howard
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Hellman Dancing Party

| Mrs. S. Hellman and the Misses He'll
man, assisted by Miss Hilda Steinhart
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Hitchcock Dinner

DR.. and Mrs W. w. Hitchcock enter
tained with a dinner Tuesday evening at
their residence on South Grand avenue.
The table was decorated with maiden
hair, Tiolets, yellow satin ribbons, hya-