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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-15
Reception

Mrs. L. W. Godkin and Mrs. Calvin Smith
gave a delightful reception Friday after
noon at the residence Of Mrs. Godki1 on
West Beacon street to the members of
Mrs. Averill's history class and a few
friends. The rooms were decorated with
roses. sweet peas and carnations. The
program included a recitation by Miss
Matte Mclean, vocal selections by Mrs.
Elizabeth Kimball- Wuerker, and an ad-
dress on California in It's Early Days and
the Progress Of Education" by Henry D.
Barrows. Among the guests were Mines.
n. P. Case, Charles Forester, D. G. Peck,
N. B. Blackstone, George M. North, j.
Ross Clark. T. 4. Jones, T. Z. Kimball.
O. L. Wuerker, e. P. Bosbyshell, Frederick
Fay, Charles 8. Gilbert, E. P. Clark, w.
d. Campbell, 2. L. Parmelee, Lee A. Phil
lips, o. B. Phillips, Don A. Judd, z. R.
Smith, Warren F. Day, Anna S. Averill,
Clarence III. Hail. Sugg, Marsh, A. L. Kief-
fer. Robert w. Miller. H. w. Mills, Marsh
bank, Bryant, Woodcock, Baright, M. r.
Sinsabaugh, Lamb, Hewes, Alexander, s.
H. B. Van De WORT, Wyman, ]. A. o.
good, Morris, C. M. Hanna, w. H. Griffin,
John W. Hunt. c. A. Bosbyshell, w. L.
Wade. F. w. Bosbyshell, Holt, Crowell,
Misses Lamb, Bertha Holt, Louise Holt,
Matte Mclean. Edith Hadley, Gertrude
Drcnen, Flora Howes. Phoebe Mayhem.
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Living Pictures

The entertainment given Friday evening
ut banquet hall under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid society of the Second Presby-
terian church was largely attended. The
program was in charge of Mines. Frank
p. Flint, E. L. Stephens, T. D. Romans
and Allison Barlow. A series of living pic
lures taken from the old family album was
presented by Mrs. A. c. Hummer, Misses
Mabel Schoekow. Margaret Mead, Lena
Wiedenman, Christine Wiedenman, Ad-
cock. Georgia Griffin, Jennie Balfour, Pearl
Leeds, Della Matthews, Marguerite Pat
terson. DR.. Schieffelin, Messrs. Walter
Leeds, Asa Keyes, George Cox, Harry
Muir, Leon Conklin, Herbert Stoddard and
Will Horne.
A humaniphone in charge of w. F. Poor
was pleasing feature of the program.
Those assisting were Misses Alfaretta
Strahorn, Louise Ambrose. Lillian Sam
uels, Lulu Nichols, Messrs c. c. Tallman,
Gel Tallman, Bernie Letter and Arthur
Holgate. Miss Lucy Chamberlain of Pasa-
dena gave several Rotations and Tom
Barnes gave some humorous sketches.
There were also some negro melodies sung
by Mr.. Holgate and Mr.. Letter, and song,
1.-THE Ship That Carries Me Home" by
Miss Strahorn. Prof. Thor Nicholson gave
several selections on the banjo. Miss Jes-
Gle Richie served as accompanist.
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In Honor Of Miss Linck

Mr.. and Mrs VIII A. Harris entertained
Wednesday evening at their residence on
West Ninth street in honor of Miss Mary
Linck Of New York. The program includ-
ed several solos by Miss Linck, violin selec-
tons by DR.. Gaskell, recitations by Miss
La Cossette and musical numbers by Her.
bert and Lamar Harris. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Willoughby Rodman, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wellborn, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. A. Davidson, Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Allen,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Witenburg, Mrs. Watson, Misses Linck,
Jennie Robinson, Elizabeth Allen. Bessie
Willis, Genevieve Deming, Alma Deming,
Martin, Messrs. c. De Forest Howry, Har-
ry Wood H. L. Martin Robert Westbrook,
L. R. Garrett, Charles White, Will Nc
Cutcheon, Herbert Harris, Lamar Harris,
DR.. g. w. Gaskell of London, England.
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Informal Reception

Mrs. Lottie d. Willard and Mrs. Rose
Mcclure gave an informal reception Satur-
day afternoon at Mrs. Wizards studio ON
South Spring street to the members Of
Mrs. Galpin's Shakespeare class. An in
teresting quotation contest was a feature
CT the afternoon, and there was some ex.
cellent music. The guests were: Mines.
Kate Upper Galpin, Henry Steere, T. NJ.
Ward. Frank Higgins, J. A. Murphy, M.
G. Barmore, M. E. Robertson, E. c. Mead,
John McCrea, Z. c. l.. Brown, Oliver Bry-
ant, j. A. Moore, John Bloesser, c. A.
Carey, John H. Drain, Celia Owen, E. s. de
Golyer, r. H. F. Variel, c. L. Little, G. r.
Freeman, A. II. Jones, ". J. Williams,
Eliel. Barnes, E. w. Little, DR.. Mia S.
Lund, DR.. Maria Nye Johnson, Misses Nell
lie Baldwin, Lora Variel. Eugenia Hobbs,
Margaret Scott, Jessie Hartwell, Lillian
Draing. Bettina Brown, e. Wineburg, Ma
ran Owens and Tairweather.
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. Dancing Party

An enjoyable dancing party was given
Friday evening at Woods hall by a num-
Der of young people. The patronesses were
Mines. c. H. White, S. K. Lindley, M.
Campbell, F. A. Walton and A. Sanborn.
The programmes were decorated with
American flags. Music was furnished by
Lowinsky's orchestra Among those pres
ent were Misses McKimball, Leila Sim
onds, Clara Mercereau, Estella Sanford,
Shirley Genkins. Marguerite Eastman,
Eliza Bonsall, Marguerite Moore, Rowena
Moore, Bertha Pollard, Katherine Thomp-
son, Helen North, Juliet Carvell, Helen
Day, Clara Bosbyshell, Helen Munday,
Laubersheimer, Phelps, Bruins, Messrs. Ed
ward Bosbyshell, Roy Hillman, Harry
Phelps, Fred Lambourn, Harry Gregory,
Brent Neal, A. w. Moore, Daniel LAUDER
sheimer, Tom Nolan, Earl Lewis, Vaughn,
Tomblin, Earl Anthony, Norman Bishop,
Carl Bishop, Louis Everett, Walter Mum
day, Frank Barham, Ewing Jones, Ros-
coe Sanborn, Harry Cooper, Albert Cook,
Harry Walton.
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Here and There

Mrs. ]. NJ. Brayton is the guest of friends
IN Saticoy.
Mrs. B. C. Whitlock is in San Francisco
visiting her son, Wesley Burnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Burns have returned
from visit with friends at Santa Ana.
Miss Charlotte Miller has gone to Red
lands to spend few days with friends.
Mrs. F. r. Peck has gone north to spend
some weeks with her son, Robert M. Peel.
Miss Victoria Ellis has returned from O
visit with her sister, Mrs. L. o. Breendon
of Orange.
Mrs. ]. C. Newton and daughter will re-
turn in a few days from an extended visit
in the east.
Mrs. G. D. Ruddy will give red, white
and blue luncheon Tuesday to the officers
Of the Ebell.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Mcvane of San
Francisco are visiting their sister, Mrs.
S. X Lindey.
Mrs. w. A. BARLEY and Miss Irene Bart
ley left Wednesday for visit of several
months in Utah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinton and Miss Blanche
Hinton will leave Tuesday for their home
in Dunkirk, N. Y.
Mrs. ]. Frank Peters and Miss Alice
Peters are the guests of Mrs. A. Busch or
Monmouth avenue.
Miss Estella Williamson has returned
from Berkeley, where she has been at
tending the university.
Mrs. A. w. Barrett of Sacramento is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. o. Richardson
of Burlington avenue.
Mrs. ]. M. Brayton of Boyle Heights left
Monday for two weeks visit with Mrs
Mary Strong at Saticoy.
Mrs. E. Henry of Omaha, Neb., is visiting
her parents, Judge and Mrs. John r. Por
ter, on Figueroa street.
Miss Crane of Santa Barbara is visiting
at the home of Prof. and Mrs. w. G. Cogs.
well on South Flower street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney b. Reeve will be a.
home to their friends after May Gath a
247 West Twenty-third street.
Mrs. w. H. Pursell, who has been spend
ing the winter in Los Angeles, returns thi!
week to her home in Chicago.
Miss Clara L. Kutz of 81 South Stat,
street is visiting with Mrs. e. Borton a
West Saticoy, Ventura county.
Mrs. B. c. Whitlock left Friday for Sal
Francisco to see her son, H. G. Whitlocle
Of Company c, Seventh regiment.
Miss May Carter of Plattsburgh, N. Y.
who has been the guest of Miss Geneviev
Mullen, left Monday for her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Ellison of Chicago, VIII,
have been spending the winter in Los An
geles, left for the east Wednesday.
The marriage of Miss Alma Robinson
daughter of Mrs. G. w. r. Ford, to Johr
X. Urmiston will take place In June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Ellison Of Chicago
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Surprise Party

Prof. Chambers was surprised last Tues
day evening by number of music loving
friends invading his studio with good cheer
and an abundance of refreshments. The
professor played a number of selections on
the violin, either, guitar, banjo and man.
dolin. Miss Mosher and Mr.. Leroy con-
tributed piano and flute solos. Those in
attendance were Misses Nauerth Mosher,
Storts, Duque. Hanna, Mines. Mosher,
Buck, Messrs. Leroy, Buck, Wright,
Duque and Yotens.
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Young Peoples Party

The Young Peoples society of the United
Brethren church gave pleasant party at
the home Of Mrs. Harvey, 1917 Maple ave-
rue, Friday evening. The house was hand
somely decorated with flowers. Instru-
mental music, songs and recitations were
the amusements of the evening, followed
by refreshments. Those present were
Mines. Bell, Dennis, Harvey and Cleaver,
Misses Prior, Gassen, Kingery, Tritt, Bas-
tinet, Burke, Booth, Paw and Harvey,
Messrs. Harvey, Cleaver, O'Neil, Barrach.
Goodrich. Tomlinson, Dennis. Bell, Cooper
and Master Cleaver.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1898-05-15
TallYho Party

The members of the Alpha Epsilon chap
ter Of the Sigma Chi fraternity gave a
tallyho party to their lady friends last
Saturday. The party left the University
at $3.50 a. m. and drove to Eaton's canyon,
where the day was spent. On the return
homeward a stop was made at the Hotel
Mitchell, Pasadena, for dinner, followed
by a dance. A moonlight ride to tho city
closed very pleasant and enjoyable day.
Among the party were Mr.. ana Mrs. Ernest
B. Bradley, Misses Turner. Rose. Nina
Martin, Dryar, Thomson, Mabel Martin,
Green, Hardie, Arnold and Hawley, Messrs.
Hitler, Tebbetts, John Moulton, McIntier,
s. F. Moulton. Thomson, Jones. Lloyd,
Martin and Scott
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Eleur de Lis Club

Miss Nellie Z. Matlock entertained the
Fleur de Lis club Wednesday evening at
her home on Santee street. The rooms
were decorated with sweet peas, carna-
tons and ferns, and the games were fol-
lowed by a supper. The prizes were won
by Mrs. Jameson and Mr.. Palm, and the
consultations by Mrs. Harrington and Mr..
Wade. Miss Grace Matlock and Miss Myr-
tie Matlock assisted in receiving. Those
present were DIR. and Mrs. r. NJ. Hagan,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Palm, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Jameson, Misses Thompson, Maude Pratt,
Messrs. Hagen, O'Brien, Cobler, Wood
ward and r. D. Wade.
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D. I. K. Sorority

Miss Edna Bumiller entertained the D.
I. x. Sorority Tuesday afternoon at her
home on South Olive street. Those present
were Misses Jessie Hall, Ada Dryden, Vir-
ginia Dryden, Henrietta Janss, Fannie
Coulter. Belle Coulter Pansy Whitaker
Edith Whitaker, Marguerite Moore, Ro.
wena Moore, May Ridgeway, Sabina
Burks, May Kimball Florence Nolan
Francis Barber.
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From Salt Lake

Mrs. Susanna B. Emery and Miss Nellie
Bransford Of Salt Lake City were the
guests of honor Wednesday evening at a
euchre party and musical given by their
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Grayson Lewis of
Grand avenue and Twenty-first street.
The rooms were decorated with profusion
of large and small flags and roses and the
red, white and blue scheme was also car
ried out In the supper. The tally cards
bore fancy heads done in water colors, the
dainty brush work of Miss Adelaide Lor-
ing. Mrs. Albert Fletcher Russell and
Miss Loring sang number of solos and the
latter also contributed several violin solos.
The ladies' prizes, a red silk and silver
chatelaine and pearl and silver envelope
opener. were won by Miss Eccus and Mrs
Conway. The gentlemens, silver
handled stamp-sponge and silver umbrel-
la clasp, were carried off by Mr.. Rice and
Mr.. Theobault. In addition to the guests
OF honor there were present Mr.. and MRS
A. F. Russell, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Beck
Mr.. and Mrs. Conway, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Richardson, Mrs. Hutchinson, Miss Loring,
Miss Josephine Eccus, DR.. Gilbert Chad
dock, Messrs. Theobault, Barnum, Will
Rice and Harrington.
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From Hawaii

Mrs. J. E. Wiseman entertained inform
ally Thursday evening at her residence on
Key West street in honor of Mrs. Shaw of
Hawaii. Music and dancing were followed
by a supper. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Harbert, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Egelhoff, Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Silvers,
Mrs. Cady, Misses Silvers, Frances Cady,
Millicent Wiseman, Hazel Wiseman, Della
Plumstead, Messrs. A. S. Butterworth, Ed
ward Butterworth and Edward Wseman.
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At Luncheon

Mrs. Paul Martin entertained at lunch
con Wednesday at her residence on West
Twenty-eighth street. The table was COW
cred with pink satin damask, and the dec
orations were pink poppies and pink sweet
peas. Clusters of sweet peas tied with mar
row satin ribbons were fastened to the
place cards. Reynolds served. The guests
were Mines. William Davis, Perne John
son, Boyle Workman, William Valentine,
]. ]. Martin, Misses Sada johnson, Ger
trude johnson and Alma Robinson.
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M. Lawrence, G. A. Davidson, Il. A. Cat
tern. A. c. Potter. ]. G. Ogilvie. P. Fl.
Bresee, A. p. Chipron, f. L. Baker, Otto
Brodtbeck, w. J. Washburn, F. W. Taylor,
Otis Shaw. Gail B. Johnson, Misses Myrtle
Brotherton, Helen Carhart, Bertha Oliver,
Davis. Carrie Davis, Barnes. Ella Barnes,
Helen e. Coan, Hilda Hasse, Lillian Brown
ing, Nancy Foster. Bessie WhNcomb, vir-
ginia johnson, Alice Root Elizabeth Mar
Bile, Floyd Smith of Kansas City, Bresce,
Allen, Mccarthy. Ross, Harrison, Wad-
leigh, Deming and La Cossette.
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Thimble Club

Mrs. Evert v. Smith entertained the
Thimble club Friday afternoon al her resi-
dence on Figueroa street. The luncheon
table was charmingly decorated with red
carnations and asparagus fern. The after
noon was spent with high five and the
prizes were won by Mrs. Sale and Mrs g.
X. Lindley, the consolation being awarded
to Mrs. J. M. Taylor. The guests besides
the club members were Mines. Moore and
McVane of San Francisco, E. Heany of
Omaha. Howard D. Sale and Horace
Chanslor. This is the last social meeting
Of the club for the season, and the final
business meeting will be held May 9th
with Mrs, D. G. Peck
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For Her Mother

Mrs. Edward D. Silent entertained few
friends informally Thursday afternoon at
her residence on Severance street in honor
of her mother, Mrs. Dennis of Nevada City.
The guests were Mines. ]. F. Sartori, Chas.
Silent, z. l.. Parmelee. Annie Bancroft, A.
C. Balch, Sumner p. Hunt, Williams, Geo.
King, Frank NJ. Thomas, r. A. Hills, f. D.
Lanterman, Rchele and Miss Cantan of
San Jose.
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Reception

A reception was given by Mrs. Charles
Mcfarland Tuesday afternoon at her res
idence on West Twenty-eighth street.
Mines. ]. Ross Clark, w. Robinson of Colo
RADIO Springs. Willoughby Rodman, j. w.
Worthington and McFie assisted in re-
ceivlng. The rooms were decorated with
masses of beautiful roses and carnations,
pink being the predomnating color in the
drawing rooms and yellow in the music
room. Lowinsky's orchestra furnished
music.
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Birthday Dinner

Miss Lou Winder entertained at dinner
Thursday evening at her homo on South
Hope street, in honor of her birthday ami
versary. The table was decorated with La
France roses and sweet peas. mingled will,
ferns. Knots of pink ribbon were artisti-
cally arranged among the clusters of bios
SONS, and the place CARDS were tied with
pink ribbons. The guests were Misses Dor
othy Croft, Wellborn, Lillian Wellborn.
Bessie Bonsall, Messrs. Fred Henderson,
Horace Henderson, John Mott, Henry Van
Dyke, Sam Haskins, McConnachie and
Charles Henderson,,
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The wedding of Miss Catherine Sophia
ewaine, only daughter of Colonel and Mrs.
p. 7. Swaine. and Sherman Wallace Wig
gins at Los Nietos. the fine old ranch
home of the Swaines, took place Tuesday
evening. The ceremony was performed at
o'clock by the Rev. Henderson Judd and
the wedding music was furnished by
Arend's orchestra The bride, who was
given away by her father, wore trailing
gown Of rich cream-white satin. The waist
was garnitured with rare point lace and
dnished with yoke Of chiffon, in which
was fastened a diamond star. The long
tulle was caught with orange blossoms,
and the bouquet was Of long-stemmed bride
roses and maidenhair. The maid of honor
Miss Claire Sanborn, was gowned in white
organdie over pale green silk, and car
ried = cluster of pink roses and maiden
hair. Charles S. Swaine, brother of the
bride, assisted as best man. The rooms
were artistically decorated with flowers,
vines and flags. and the drawing room,
where the ceremony took place, was in
white and green. The large walnut grove
about the residence was gayly illuminated
with strings Of Chinese lanterns, and be-
meath the trees were arranged supper tables
for those who dared to brave the cool
night air. Other tables were set in the
house. and the supper was served by
Christopher. The gifts, which were very
numerous and beautiful, were not dis
played. After short trip. Mr.. and Mrs.
Virgins will go to Arizona for a brief
stay. Their plans for the future are as yet
indefinite. The brides going-away gown
was handsome tailor-made affair of blue
and white mixed cloth of silk ana wool,
finished with vest of white Liberty chif-
Ton. Her hat was Of golden brown straw,
finished with leaves and chiffon.
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McGarrv-Quinlan

The marriage of Miss Mary Evaline
Quinlan and Michael Joseph McGarry took
place Tuesday morning at the Church OF
Immaculate Conception in Chicago. About
two hundred guests were present. A large
reception was given at the residence OF
the brides parents in Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. McGarry will arrive in Los Angeles
on Saturday, and will spend some time
with Mr.. McGarry's parents on East
Eighth street. After June LIST they Will be
at home at No. 416 East Ninth street.
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Mrs, Kaiser's at Home

Mrs. Emma Kaiser entertained Friday
afternoon at her residence on Carroll av-
enue. The rooms were decorated with red,
white and blue flowers, and an informal
musical program was rendered. Among
the guests were Mines Louis Gottschalk,
Fred C. Gottschalk, Knecht, Rutz, Patch,
Kirchman, Snyder of Pasadena, II. G.
Laux. w. r. Botsford, J. v. Winston, vo-
gel, Fishburke of Pasadena. Misses Knecht
and Ruiz.
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Primevera Whist Club

The Primevera Whist club was enter
tanned Monday evening by Miss Genevieve
Mullen at her home on South Grand av-
enue. The rooms were decorated with flags
and the score cards also bore the Stars and
Stripes. Those present were the Misses
Dolly Schilling, Grace Schilling, Anna Des-
mond, Edith kirkpatrick, Genevieve Rear
don, Maude Smith and Marie Mullen
Messrs. James Mcdonald, Farwell, An
Gerson, Day, Dan McGarry. McCabe, Jonu
Kirkpatrick. Allen Hancock and George
Sweet.
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Evening Card Club

Miss Kate Landt entertained the Evening
Card club Tuesday evening at her home on
Estrella avenue. Miss Julia Winston AMI
Miss Genevieve Smith assisted. The club
prizes, silver jewel case and a silver
mounted cane, were won by Miss Chandler
and Charles Henderson. The guests prizes,
q framed picture and book, were won by
Miss Laying and Mr.. Fixen. The rooms
were decorated with carnations and Eng
lish ivy. The guests, in addition to the
members, were Misses Julia Winston, Fan
ME Laying, Cobleigh, Christine Kurt,
Eleanor Pattee, Julia Mercereau, Clara
Fleming, Marie Burnett, Florence Silent
and Rie Anderson, Messrs. A. J. Waters,
Karl T<lokke, Ralph Carhart, William In
mes, Robert Carhart, Lewis Fixen, Russell
Taylor, Ralph Day and Vance Anderson.
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Studio Tea

Miss Crow and Miss Florence Crow gave
studio tea. Thursday afternoon at their
home on West Seventh street. Pictures in
color and pencil drawings were arranged
about the studio, and there were decora-
lions Of trailing vines, sprays of pepper
and crimson roses. Misses Lillian Bovard,
Annie Wethern, Clara Ellis, Carrie Davis
and Alma Lawrence assisted in receiving.
The guests were: Mines. z. A. Forester,
sheldon Borden, c. B. Woodhead. A. L.
Danskin, r. 8. Cantine, d. c. Barber, r..
w. Reynolds, Harriet Browning, F. w.
King, G. B. Fisher, T. E. Parker, e. r.
Mccarthy. n. A. Brown. J. B. Owens, q.
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freshments. Each guest was presented
with q miniature hammer, tied to a small
block of redwood, with red, white and blue
ribbons, and was instructed to hammer.
The one who hammered the most tacks
into the block in three minutes received
the prize. Miss Harrington carried of the
first. silk flag, and Mr.. Harrington the
second, silk kerchief in national colors.
Mrs. Clyde r. Taylor and Mrs. w. H. Jami-
son furnished music during the evening.
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Josephine Young, Carrie Shemwell, Eliza
beth Helm. Masters Frank Darling, Brad
ner Lee, Kenyon Lee, James Leory, Treat
Anderson, Fred Worthington, Godfrey
Patterson, Volney Gay and Francis Gay.
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Twelfth Birthday

Mrs. John D. Works entertained this af-
ternoon at her residence on Orchard av-
enue in honor of the 18th birthday anniver-
sary of her daughter Isabel. The guests
were Misses Ella Darling, Edith Heron.
Ethel Stimson, Fannie Carpenter, Ada
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Walk Home Club

Mrs. E. o. McCord of Alvarado Heights
entertained the walk Home Whist club
last Friday evening. The parlors and hall
were decorated in red, white and blue, and
the Same colors were carried out In the re.
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Progressive Whist

Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Cohn of South Olive
street entertained at progressive whist
Thursday evening. Each guest received a
souvenir in the shape of a small flag with
their tally cards. Mr.. Koppel and Mrs.
Preston won the first prizes, a combina-
ton cane and water colored
painting of the Maine. Consultations were
won by Mr.. Flammer and Mrs. Brasier of
Santa Monica. The games were followed
by a luncheon.
The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. Copes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Brasicr, Mr.. and Mrs. Flam-
mer, Mr.. and Mrs. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs.
Johnson, Mrs. Jackson. Miss G. McFar-
land, Miss Cohn, Mr.. Koppel, Mr.. Long
ley and j. B. Conn.,