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SIGNAL Corps Party

The first Thursday of each month since
moving into the new armory building the
membersof the Signal corps, First brigade,
have given an informal dance to their
friends. Last Thursday evening they gave
a negligee party, which proved to be one
of the social events of the season. and their
friends will be glad to learn that they will
continue to give these dances from month
TO month. Private Erwin acted as floor
manager. The. executive committee was
Lieut.. Sabine. Corp. Doss and Private Brad
ley. The committee on entertainment con-
sisted of Privates Greene, Jones, Thomp-
son and +. H. Washburn. Tho enjoyment
Of the evening was heightened by the ex-
celent music furnished by J. G. Stamm's
orchestra.
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Asher-Goldberg

The marriage of Miss Emma Goldberg
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs l. Goldberg, to
Arthur Asher took place Wednesday even
ing at 7:30 o'clock at the residence of the
brides parents on South Hin street. Rabbi
A. w. Edelman off.ciated The rooms were
decorated with long scarfs of pink
and white gauze, arranged IN canopy eff
feet and ropes of smLlax were interviewer
and caught here and there about the walls.
A profusion of white carnations, pink
cosmos and ferns completed the decora
tons, and the bridal party stood beneath a
bell of roses. The maid of honor was Miss
Annie Goldberg, sister of the bride. and
the bridesmaids were Misses Rose Kalis-
her, Sadie Rheinstein, Lillian Nigel and
Lora Kramer The groom's brother, Chas.
Asher, acts as best man, and the ushers
are the brides brothers, Arthur Goldberg
and Aaron Goldberg Master Roland
Asher proceeded the bridal party, bearing
the ring on a silver tray. Mr. and Mrs.
Asher left Immediately after the cere-
mony for a short trip to San Francisco
before going to their future home AZ
MOiaVe
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TWenty-first Anniversary

Friday evening a number of relatives
invaded the home of Mrs. Agnes S. Wag-
ner, 937 Georgia street, where they sur
prised her son, Robert S. Wagner. in honor
of his twenty-first birthday. The parlors
were prettily decorated with sprays of
pepper brachnes. garlands and bouquets
of flowers, and the evening was pleasantly
spent with music and cards. Refresh
ments were also. served. The young host
was the recipient of a number of gifts, use
full and ornamental. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Hutchinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. T. Dunwell Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H..
Humphreys, Mrs. Agnes s. Wagner, Mrs.
NJ. Barraclough, Misses Grace Barra-
cough. Jennie, Ellie and Margaret Wag
ner. Jean Graham, Messrs. Oscar Shermer,
Pettibone, Robert C. Wagner, Frank Dun
well, Griff and Gordon Humphreys.
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Here and There

j. II. Henry has returned from am outing
lat Santa Monica.
DR.. and Mrs. P. Janss have gone east for
la two months visit.
Mrs. John Platter on Wednesday returned
from San Francisco.
Mrs. w. l.. Pease has returned from an
extended eastern visit
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Braly left Tuesday
for visit in the east.
Mrs. George Boole. Jr., Is visiting In San
Francisco and Oakland.
Mrs. Leon c. Moss has returned from an
|extended visit In the east.
Mr.. and Mrs John r. Paul have gone
East on an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Freil and family have
returned from the Yosemite.
Mrs. Sherman Virgins Of Arizona is the
guest Of Mrs. Edgar Swaine.
Mrs. Henry Fulkerson has gone to Gin
ton, Mo-, to spend the winter.
Alexander Bush has returned from a
two months visit in the East.
Mrs. George Boole, Jr., IS visiting friends
in San Francisco and Oakland.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Botsford have re-
turned from a visit at Catalina.
Mrs. A *. Prather entertained few
friends Informally on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Pridham have re-
turned from Grand Canyon, Col.
Miss Belle Den has returned from a two
months visit in San Francisco.
Miss X. c. Carr is taking postgraduate
work in the University of Chicago.
Miss E. Langford has gone to Ventura
to spend several weeks with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Easton is visiting her
sister, Mrs. w. c. Jones Of Riverside.
Miss Nellie Finley is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. NJ. Duncan of Santa Ana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank E. Prior have re-
turned from a visit in Ventura county.
Miss Sarah L. Warren has returned from
an absence of three months in the East.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapel Of 1014 East Ninth
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Sorority Reception

The members of Chapter of the Ma
tional P. E. o. Sorority gave a reception
yesterday from to o'clock at the home
CT Mrs. c. E. Birelay, No. 1Oe2 West Thirty
seventh street. The rooms were decorated
with ferns, smilaX and baskets of roses
Refreshments We're served on the lawn in
an arbor fashioned from pepper boughs
and draped with streamers of gold and
white ribbon, the colors of the sorority.
Music was furnished by Mr.. and Mrs Lo-
wensky. Mines. E. r. Shrader and L. ]
Stabler assisted the hostess in receiving
There were about one hundred guests pres
ent
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CobWeb Party

The members of the freshmen class Of the
University of Southern California enjoyed
a pleasant "cobweb" party on Friday even
ing at the home of Miss Ruth Brown, on the
corner of Budlong avenue and Twenty
ninth street. Lavender and white the class
colors, predominated in the decorations of
the parlors and reception hall, while silken
threads of those shades ran all over the
house. forming an almost :neXtricabe cob
web to be unraveled. Miss Scott and Mr..
Philips unwound the web in the shortest
time and re. ely ed first prize. The remand
er of the evening was spent in music and
games. Delicate refreshments were served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs. T.
w. Brown, Misses Plimpton, H!mebaugh,
kirkwood Bien. Scott. Mcdowell, Shaw,
Thomson. Tombes, Snodgrass. Hose, Kerr,
Pomfret. Covert, Terpening, Weaver. For
ward, Wright and Brown. Messrs. Lopez,
r. Button, Phillips, Holmes, Scott, n.
Button, McAllep, Wright, bearing, Coggs-
well. Rice, Hustled. Bristol, Knoles and
Coe
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Cotillion Club

The M:dwinter Cotillton club, recently or
gained, gives promise Of some brilliant
social affairs. The club was formed by
number of society young men, who have
arranged TO give a series of four dances
this winter. The first Will be given probably
on Thanksgiving. William II. Stephens
has been elected president; Horace Hen
derson, vice president, and Charles A. Hen
derson, secretary and treasurer. The ex-
ecutive committee is composed Of W. II.
Holiday, William Stephens Henry Van
Dyke, S. NJ. Haskins and Walter Chanslor.
The names Of the following society women
as patronesses add tone to the organ!za-
ton Mines. W. l.. Graves, George J. Denis,
j. NJ. Elliott, Thomas Lewis, C. c. Thorn,
]. ]. Fay, Mod.ni-Wood, A. NJ. Stephens,
DIN Wellb0rn, C. C. Carpenter, ]. Ross
Clark, Wesley Clark and C. B. Jones.
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street are entertaining the Misses Tena and
Clara Hubell Of Santa Crux.

Clara Hubell Of Santa Crux.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hunter have re-
moved to No. 525 South Figueroa street.
Miss Groff and Miss Dorothy Croft re-
turn today to Catalina to spend q month
DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Palmer have taken
"a apartments at Gray Gables for the winter
Miss Helen Z. Gibbs Of San Francisco
Is the guest of Mrs. Milton e. Hammond.
Miss Eleanor Pattee has returned from
a visit with Leda Gerichten at San Diego.
Mrs. Asa Prather Of $50 Alpine street gave
an informal reception yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fillmore Lucas have as
their guest Miss Euranie BLY, of Santa Bar
bara.
Mr. and Mrs William T. Burbank have
returned from an outing at Terminal ISL
and.
DR.. and Mrs. Milbank johnson have
returned from an extended visit in the
East
Mrs. Percy Griffith has returned from Sa
Francisco and is the guest of Mrs. John
Griffith
Mr.. and Mrs F. H. Botsford and Mr. and
Mrs A. A. Maloney returned Monday from
Catalina.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Fl. Libby OF Burlington
avenue are entertaining Mrs. A. L. CLANCY
of Alaska.
Mrs. A. w. Frank will be at home on the
first and third Thursdays at No. $50 South
Hill street.
Mrs. Percy II. Griffith has returned from
San Francisco and is the guest of Mrs. John
T. Griffith
NrC Mel q v,nI 60 <ve~ B.
dinner last evening at her home, 1926 South
Hope street
Mrs. John r. Griffith Of West Twenty
eighth street has as her guest, Mrs Percy
Shoemaker.
Miss Veronica GeNch of 314 California
street has gene to San Fra ncisco to visit her
grandmother.
Mrs. Lincoln r. Crawford and sen, George
Crawford, have returned from a visit to
San Francisco.
Mrs. Sarah b. Hickman Is the guest of
Mrs. w. w. Stilson, S12 Kensington road
for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Cook Of No 1915 Santee
street. entertained a few friends informally
Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. julius G. Strawn, nee Bas-
SOHi' dic AT iOLlc u their ITIeuOS at NO.
1857 Temple street.
Mrs. L. r. Crawford and son have re-
turned from San Fra ncsco, where they
have been visiting.
Mrs. A. L. Cheney of Ala ska Is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Libby at No. Col
Burlington avenue
Mrs. D. r. Collins Of No. 1102 West Twen-
ty-seventh street has returned from an ex-
tended Eastern visit.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Harris, Mrs. Upthegrove and
Miss Upthegrove are at Hotel Mt. Pleas
ant for a few weeks.
Mrs. Robert Doll of Phoenix. Ariz., is the
guest of Mrs. Clinton at No. 20S East
Thirty-second street.
Rev. and Mrs. Guy w. Wadsworth have
| removed from Grand View avenue to No.
1881 Pasadena avenue.
Mrs. L. NJ. Reynolds returned Tuesday
from Long Beach, where she has been
spending the summer.
Columbia Circle Thimble club will be en-
tertained by the president, Mrs. Bell L.
gram, at 1884 Commercial street.
Mrs. Adam Darling has returned from
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Informal Evening

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Allen entertained few
friends informally Friday evening at their
residence ON Wall street. The evening
was pleasantly spent with unique pro-
gressive patent medicine game, and num-
Der of prizes were awarded to the best
players. Following a luncheon was served
in the dining room, the long table being
decorated with smilax and pink roses. The
guests We're Misses Sophia Heinzleman of
Bellville. ILL.,, Anna Fisher Ada Skofstad,
Helen Day, Bertha Jones, Durham,
Messrs. Seth Hart, John Durham, Ar
thur Jones, Milton Stewart Hartley Shaw,
Albert Hannimann and Julius Hannimann.
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Another Surprise

Miss Annie Wilder was pleasantly sur
prised Friday evening at her home on Es-
trella avenue by number of members of
the Friday Night club. Music and games
were followed by supper Among those
present were Mr.. and Mrs. William N. Hol-
way, Mr.. and Mrs. Mosher, Misses NJ.
Edith Harris, Genevieve Faulkner Anna
Wilder Maud E. Crew, Elsie Holway,
Luella Prentiss, Minnie Prentiss, Ida Nc
Cormick, Blanche Mccormick; Messrs.
Fred Abbott, Charles Faulkner, Charles
Toll, Roy Prentiss, Frank Mccormick and
Hunter Henry.
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daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. p. Johnson,
to Charles H. Dick will take place October
10 at No. 947 South Hope street.
Mrs. A. b. Vogel of San Francisco and
Mrs. B. F. Curler Of Reno. New, sister and
niece Of Mrs. J. NJ. White, are visiting her
at go West Fourteenth street.
Major w. A. Bonsall yesterday returned
from five weeks trip through the east.
where he met the managers Of the soldiers
homes Of the United States.
Miss Mary Foy has taken UP course Of
literature study IN London. Her sister,
Miss Edna Foy, is studying music in the
London conservatory Of music.
Mrs. L. K futile and the Misses Halle
and Eleanor Tuttle are at the Gray Gables
for the winter. where they will receive on
the second and fourth Mondays.
Miss Marian Patterson, whose marriage
to DR.. Jarvis Barlow will take place in
November, Is in New York, where the we'd
ding trousseau Is being prepared.
| Miss Sophia Heinzleman, who has been
spending the summer as the guest Of Miss
Ada skofstad on Wall street, returns next
week to her home in Belleville. Ill.
Mrs. ]. Sayles Brown and Miss Brown en-
| tertained the Angelemo Heights Literary
Club at their home on Edgeware
road. A musical program was rendered.
The engagement Of Miss Edith VILE Of
San Diego and Edward c. Robinson Of this
city has been announced. Miss Vile is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. z. Z. Vile Of Sam
Diego.
Mrs. James Winston and children will
leave next week for Mexico to join Mr..
Winston, who is spending year at his
mines. The family will remain several
months.
Handsome Invitations are issued for the
opening reception Of Henry J. Kramer's
school for dancing at the new hall. 932 and
934 South Grand avenue, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 18th.
The marriage of DR.. Charles A. Briggs OF
Pasadena and Miss Eta c. Fay took place
Wednesday at the brides home In Wor-
cester, Mass. DR.. and Mrs. Briggs will
reside in Pasadena.
Mrs Gilbert e. Overton and Miss Gwen
dolen Overton left Thursday for Gaudala-
lara, Mexico, where they will remain dur
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For Miss Mcfarland

Mss Nellie Mcfarland OF Portsmouth
was the guest Of honor at a delightful
dinner party given Friday evening by MIR.
and Mrs. Dan Mcfarland at their home on
South Figueroa street. Others present
were Misses Borsall, Eliza Bonsall, Flor
ence Silent. Ella Clark, Louise Mcfarland,
Messrs. Allen Fraser, Rob Rowan, A. Rush,
Ned Field, John Mott and William Halsey
of Brooklyn. The dining room was decora-
ted with yellow chrysanthemums, smilax
and ferns. The table was decorated with
the yellow flowers and yellow satin ribbon
and shades Of the same color on the candles
with which the table was lighted cast a
soft glow over the arrangement.
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Musical

Miss Myra Todd very pleasantly enter
tanned with musicale at her home $50
Buena Vista street, Thursday evening. The
rooms were very handsomely dec 'rated with
pink and white cosmos, roses and smilaX.
Among the guests were Mrs. Hctrick, Mrs.
Frank Gillespie. Mrs. T. Holden, Mrs. +.
H. Colby. Mrs. f. c. Todd, Mrs. Budworth.
Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Dagget, Misses Hetr.ck.
Seigler, Connie Wyneken. Effie Yancey,
Messrs Jessie Vauter, Frank Gillespie
Bert Farmer, Frank II. Colby, ]. Wheaton
Leonard, Solomon. LIE Compile Davis, ] ames
Love and Walter Whitman.
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Birthday Surprise

A pleasant surprise was rendered Miss
Charlotte Lambert at her residence, 430
South Grand avenue, Saturday evening in
honor of her birthday. The evening enter
tainment consisted of a musical program
and dancing, after which refreshments
were served. Those present were: Mines.
Lambert, Guitar, Harrison, Sanchez;
Misses Lambert. Consuelo Lambert, Rose
Lambert, Heffefinger, Roney, Guitar San
chez. Rosenberg, Harrison; Messrs. FL
lance. Rulison, Louis Roe, Raynon Roe,
Thielar, bosch. Bair. Echinike, Baylor.
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her Eastern trip. Miss Mary Darling will
remain for the winter N St Paul.
Mrs. X. C. Carlton and Miss Lillian Carl
TON have returned from a visit of several
weeks in San Francisco and Oakland
Misses Croft, Dorothy and Alice Grof
have returned from Catalina, where they
have been spending several months.
Miss Clara Carpenter. who has just fin
,shed a course at Miss EIy's school IN New
York. is expected home IN few days.
Miss Maude Murphy returns next Satur-
day from Stanford, where she has been taxi
ing a special course in physical culture.
| Miss Stella NJ B. Tinker. the pianist re-
turned from Chicago Tuesday, where she
has been studying for the past five months.
DIR. Charles Whitman OF this city Tues
day received notice Of the death Of his
mother, Mrs C. s. Whitman Of Carroll.
Ind.
Mrs. John p st. John Of Kansas Is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Gllelen and
will spend the winter in Southern Califor-
MIA
Mrs. d. r. Collins and Mrs. w. L. Pease
have returned from an extended visit in
the ca st and are at home on Twenty-seventh
street
Mrs Sarah B. Hickman Of Santa Bar
bara will be the guest Of Mrs. Mary E.
stelson. s12 Kensington Road, during the
winter.
w. T. Woods Of 74o South Pearl street
gave the opening hop Of the season Tuesday
night. There were about eighty couples
present.
Misses Farchild Of 1877 Burlington ave-
Inue have issued invitations for lunch
|eon to be given at o'clock Wednesday,
Oct 18th.
| Lurestinas circle, No. 49, Women of
IWoodcraft, will give dime social and dance
at Forester hall, South Spring street, Mon
|day evening.
The marriage Of Miss Sarah Innes and
William j. Doram takes place October 25
at the residence Of the brides parents on
lCarrolI avenue.
Mrs. Kate Upper Galpin inaugurated
classes in English Literature and Nine
the Ebell Hail.
The ladies of st. James guild, Colegrove,
will give an afternoon tea next Thursday
from to at the residence Of Mrs. e.
Templer Allen.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Quick and Miss Rose
Imam have taken a cottage at No. 229 South
Workman street, where they will spend the
winter months.
Mrs. A. D. Gelich has as her guests Mrs
A. Laberg Of Berkeley, Mrs. @. Peladeau
of San Francisco, and Miss Isabella Beau
dry of Oakland.
Miss Bertha Griffith Chase Of Mazatlan
Mexico, is visiting among her old friends
in Los Angeles, and will remain until the
middle of October.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wgmore and two
daughters have engaged apartments at thu
Bellevue Terrace and will spend the win
ter in Los Angeles.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. Hamilton Of New
York, who have been at Hotel Glencoe fol
the summer, have gone to Phoenix, Ariz.
to spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown have moved
into their new home just completed, +,
Menlo park, Twentieth street. Mrs. Brown
will be at home Thursdays
The marriage Of Mss Gertrude Johnson
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Farewell Dinner

DIR. w. A. Hendryx was the host at a
dinner given at the Van Mugs hotel Fri
day evening. The dinner was served in a
private dining room on the second floor,
which was lastly decorated for the coca
sion. The guests wre Ar. and Mrs. w. H.
Stimson, Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Stimson,
Chas w Stimson, Mr. and T. ]. Fleming
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kelsey. Dr. Hem
dryx leaves in a few days for an extended
trip in the north, during which time his
mining interests will be inspected.
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Walk Home Club

Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Howard entertained
the Walk Home club Friday evening at
their residence on Ingraham street.
This Is the first meeting of the
club since the summer vacation and
there will be short business meeting for
reorganization. Among the members are
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Logan, Mr.. and Mrs
Z. D. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Pettigrew, Misses Stella Young Mar
guerite Van Valkenberg, Berlsford, Pratt
Messrs. Ward Harrington, Porter, Dan
forth and DR.. Ball
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oll-Spruce

The marriage of Miss Mary A. Spruce
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Spruce,
to Harry NJ. Kohl took place Wednesday
evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs f.
Hester on West Thirty-hfth street Rev
G. L. Scholz, pastor of the German
Evangelical Lutheran church, off.cia ted
The brides gown was white organdie, and
her flowers were white carnations with
ferns Miss Edith Holden was the maid of
honor, ard her gown was white organdie
over pale blue silk. She carried
carnations and ferns. William Mark
hoff assisted as best man. Follow
ing the wedding there was n reception
to about forty relatives and intimate
friends. Mr., and Mrs. Kohl will spend a
fortnight at Coronado and will eventually
reside in East Los Angeles
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The marriage of Miss Laura Workman,

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Thimble Club

Columbia Circle Thmble Club was enter
tanned on Wednesday at Mrs. Hortense
Hills on Thirty-ninth street. Among those
present were: Mines. Belle gram, Mary
o. Davis, Nellie Baldwin, Eva G. Booth
Grandma Call, May Bell, Eliza Miller, ELI
nora Miller, Baker, Mary Northup, Anna
L. Thompson, Mitten, Mary Dunnlng Har-
vey Cordelia Spence, Marble, Maud Rol-
Ter, Henderson. Fowble. Kendall; Misses
Maud Paff, Ida Andrus. Eva Booth, Fow-
BILE, Kendall, Irene Peterson.
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Los ANGELES HERALD. SUNDAY MORNING. OCTOBER . 1895

dence on Wall street by the members OF
Laurustinus Circle. Women Of Woodcraft.
Of which Mrs. Crawford is clerk. The FIRST
part OF evening was spent In card playing.
followed by refreshments. Those present
were, Messrs. and Mines. Robert Wright,
A. H. Bishop, C. NJ. Hoff, L. r. Crawford,
Mines. c. Stamm, ]. H. Groves, G. w.
Dodge. John Farquher. Misses Iris Pound.
SteMa Bishop
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University Concert

The School Of Music Of the University Of
Southern California will give a concert In
the college chapel on Wesley avenue and
Thirty-sixth street next Friday evening.
Miss Lulu Pieper. soprano, and Prof. F. A.
Bacon, tenor, will sing. Prof. w. F. Skeele
will render several organ selections. and
prof. c. s. de Lano will give several num-
bers on the banjo and guitar. There will
also be violin solos by Prof. Perry, and w.
II. Mead will appear In a solo on the flute.
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King-Weymouth

Miss Blanche Weymouth, daughter Of
Mrs. NJ. L. Weymouth. and Joseph p. King
were married Monday afternoon at the
brides home on South Hill street. Smllax,
ferns. white roses and carnations were used
in the decorations. The ceremony was wit
messed only by relatives and immediate
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. King have gone TO
atal!na for a short stay. after which they
will reside at Whittier, where Mr.. King ia
a captain m the state school.
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vey, Grace, CAGE, Alice Hedges, Mabel Nc
Clure, Annie O'Connor. Margaret Russell
Messrs. Edward Van Horn, Warren Bar
ringer, Frank Gibbs, Hubert Morgan, Jos.
Sharp, Earl Douglas, Ira White, Earl AL
derson, Wiley Ambrose and Fred Golding
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House Warming

Mr.. ard Mrs Milton Carlson were sur
prised Friday evening at their residence on
East Main street by a number of their
friends, who gathered to welcome them to
their handsome new home Games were
followed by refreshments, and there was n
musical program, including piano solos bv
Miss Lottie Dotter and violin solo by
Miss Adele Dottor. The guests were Mrs.
j. Carlson, Mrs. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
II. Francis, Misses Lottie Dotter, Adele
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Box PARTY

DR.. John r. Haynes gave box party
Tuesday evening at the Burbank theater
to Senator and Mrs. Stephen NJ. White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron +. Thorn. Mr. and
Mrs. Ozro w. Childs Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur
F. Parker, Misses Ruth Childs, Hortense
Childs, Jette Thorn and DIR. Thorpe
supper at the California club followed