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and Mrs. Entler will return and reside

and Mrs. Entier will return and reside
permanently in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. +. Shaw of 396 Swan
street, Buffalo, and Mrs. Jno. l. Laney
and Master Horace Leavitte Laney. ar.
rived here last evening and will be To-
Gated at the residence of Mrs. j. e
Koeberle, 244 North Workman street.
S. J. Eckman and daughter Miss Ber-
tha Eckman, of San Francisco, are the
guests of Mrs. E. w. Hopperstead OH
West Third street. Mr.. Eckman has
charge Of the California Construction
company's work in San Gabriel canyon
Mrs. Adrian Loeb entertained with q
delightful dinner at her home, 1249 Tren-
ton street, last Sunday. The house was
decorated with ferns and palms, and in
the dining room were red carnations
smilaX and red satin ribbons. Covers
were laid for eighteen. Christopher
catered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, Mr.. and Mrs
Holiday and Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Slim
son gave an informal reception at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stimson, Adams
street, Wednesday evening. They were
assisted in receiving by Mr.. and Mrs
Fay, Misses Fay, Fairchild and Sarah
Goodrich.
Mrs. Gilbert was pleasantly surprised
on Thursday evening at her home in
East Los Angeles. Those who were there
were Mr. and Mrs. Ruggles, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ryder, Mrs. Tuppen, Mrs. Hollepbeck,
DIR. and Mrs. Fasig, Mrs. Mann, Mr.. and
Mrs. Baker, Mr.. and Mss. Burr, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sinclair.
A dramatic entertainment by the Tre-
vellyn dramatic troupe, under the aus
pices of Star hive, No. 16, Ladies of the
Maccabees, will be given on the evening
of January 81, at Paulk's hall, corner
Bush and Washington streets. "The
Fruits of His Folly" drama in five
acts, will be presented and a. dance will
conclude the evening.
S. j. Eckman and daughter, Miss
Bertha Eckman, of San Francisco. are
the guests of another daughter, Mrs. E.
w. Hopperstead, 217 West Third street.
Mr. Eckman leaves for Apollo, Pa, in
few days to pay his aged mother a
visit, and Miss Eckman will return to
San Francisco to resume her studies at
the girls high school.
Capt. w. C. Coulson Of San Francisco,
commander of the coast life-saving
service. and Mrs. Coulson, have been the
guests, for few days, of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ]. Washburn of East Los Angeles.
Mrs. o. N. Ruggles, wife of the gen.
eral passenger and ticket agent of the
&c, t11
of Mrs. Westfall at No. 129 South Flower
street.
The Los Angeles Knox club, which
has been recently organized, is arrang-
Ing, through it's secretary, to give q ban
quet and reunion in the near future.
About thirty-seven people will be con-
nected with the club. The officers are
Prof. w. A. Edwards of Throop univer-
sity, president; j. S. Edwards of Red
lands. vice president; DR.. Anne w. Nix
on. secretary and treasurer.
Captain Larch and his son, Captain
Henry Larch, who are guests of Mrs.
Anita Muller at San Pedro, were ten
dered a reception last Sunday. The
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Romulo
Pico, Captain and Miss Mary Gillis,
SdpldlH Ieler LARSON, MeSSrS. AuOlpn
Muller, George Standard and others.
Miss A. de Leon has returned from a
visit with friends at Redlands.
Miss Bessie Brown entertained at her
home, 1856 Michigan avenue, Friday
evening, the following friends: Misses
Blanche Soule, Mayme Hoff, Matte
Soule, Edna Heap, Elise Wenger and
Laura Brown, Messrs. Myron Perly, Mer-
i'll Reed, George Sisson, Chas. Perly,
Theo. Lundquist, Lee Krieder, Max
Rootlidge, Jerid Wenger, Lloyd Brown
and Carl Sisson. Mrs. Perly officiated
as chaperone.
Thursday the Odd Fellows Orphan
Home Sewing circle met at the home of
the secretary, Mrs. A. Reichert S33 San
Pedro street, where, after sewing indus
triously for two hours, the guests en-
joyed music and social chat An ex-
cellent hot lunch was served. This circle
took in two new members Thursday
Among those present were: Mines. w.
A. Wright Annie Liddell, A. Reichert,
M. Gowan, L. Crow, Hams, A. Clausen,
c. Crawford, Misses e. Alexander, S.
Stewart and M. Reichert.