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The herald., 1898-09-04
Marriage at Long Beach

A pretty marriage ceremony took place
at the residence of B. l.. Bourland, editor
of the Tribune, last Sunday, the contract
ing parties being VIII E. Westenfield Of
South Pasadena and Miss Alma NJ. Owen
OF Long Beach, sister of the wife of the
editor. The decorations were very beau
t.ful, white being the prevailing color. The
wedding was quiet affair, only relatives
and intimate friends of the couple being
present. Miss McChesney presided at the
organ, the couple entering to the strains
of Mendelssohn's wedding march the Rev
A. Inwood of the Methodist church saying
the fateful words that made them one Mr.
Westenfield. who is a printer by trade, is
the foreman in the Tribune office Re
freshments were served after the cere-
monT. after which the couple were driven
to the Terminal station, where they took
the cars for South Pasadena, the home of
the groom's parents, where they remained
few days. Their future home will De in
Long Beach, Mr.. Westenfield resuming his
duties as foreman In his office
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Birthday. Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Deering of West
Twenty-second street Wednesday even
ing entertained their friends in honor OF
The formers birthday. Potted plants and
ferns formed the parlor decorations. An
impromp.u musical program was rem
dered, and refreshments were served. The
guests were: Mr.. and Mrs. r. s. Deerng
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Deering. Mr. and Mrs.
w. Sutch, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Perry. Mrs. S.
NJ. Hayt, Mrs. c. B. Case. Mrs. A. l..
Lewis and the Misses Clara Mossman. Nell
Deering, Kate Conner and Walter Deering.
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Mrs. Deering Entertains

Mrs. T. II. Deering entertained a num-
ber OF relatives and friends Wednesday y
evening at her residence on Wegt Twenty
second street in honor of her husbands
birthday anniversary. The hostess will be
assisted by Mrs. A. L. Lewis and the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. H. d. Perry, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Sutch, Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Deer
Ing, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Deering. Mines
A. l.. Lewis, S. M. Haight, C. B. Case, Es-
tella Lewis, Misses Clara Mossman, Adele
Mossman, Pauline Nemitz, Nellie Deer.
ing, Mr.. Walter Deering
The herald., 1898-09-04
Brilliant Affair at Rivera

About the most brilliant affair in the
social line that ever occurred in Rivera
was the evening party given last Thurs
day by Misses Effie Standlee and Ella Bull
lock. The town hall was secured for the
occasion and beautifully decorated with
flowers and palms. The guests began to
arrive soon after and were cordially re-
ceived by the young hostesses standing in a
tastefuily decorated alcove near the door.
The young ladies were both handsomely
arrayed In white organdte and looked their
loveliest The grand march, led by Mr..
nearly every one out on the floor, and
served very quickly to melt away any evil
dences Of stiffness or formality.
Mrs. Miller of Ventura delighted all with
her charming recitationc. Mr. Fred Groten
gave some of his best piano selections. Re
freshments were served at II o'clock.
Those presen; were: Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Standlee, Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Camp, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter White, DR.. and Mrs. w
d. Groten, Mrs. Miller, elocutionist, Ven
tura, Misses Hattie Teel. East Los Angeles,
Alma Morris, Santa Ana, Lulu Hughes,
Magic Tweedy, Inez Marlin, Edith White,
Lille Tweedy, Cora Boquest Ida and May
Pallet, Lizzie Cargo. Cecil Spencer, Esther
Gooch, Ollie Standlee, Myrtle and Maud
King, Leila Bullock, May Abbott. Emmalita
Abbott, Eva Tweedy, Hazel Groton, Agnes
and Mamie Burke. Nora and Zula Passions
Carrie White. Clara Wood, Belle Ellis
Hattie White, Susie Sugg. Grace and Pearl
Mcdonald. Bertha Gentry, Effie Stantlee
Ella Bullock, Messrs. Bouton, FL Monte,
Harley Hughes, Phillip McGaugh. VIII f.
White, W. Siler, Alec Cate, Robert Palett.
Thomas Pallet, Fired Grotor, Andrew
Rowley. Claude Sandlee, Charles and Car
son Magill, Jacob Steinart. John Russell,
VIII Taylor, Ed Tweedy. Charles Craw-
ford. B. Morrison, Roy Spencer, Jesse
Brown, Fred Bullock, w. S. Dorman, j.
Ira Moyse, James Gooch, Edward Nc
Farland
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honor Of the eighth birthday anniversary
Of her little daughter, Ethel. Miss Nina
Lindsay assisted in entertaining and the
guests were Mrs. George p. Rubsch, Miss
Annie Folsom, the Misses Margaret Stew
ems, Nellie Langford, Mabel Langford,
Ruth Schofield, Alice Rubsch. Edith Cook,
Masters Reno Oliver, Earl Oliver, Kenneth
Ong, Clarence Ong, Austin Brett, Ralph
Mason, Robert Lindsay, Alfred Morrison
Arthur Brett, Eddie Brett, Hugh Fill
more, George Rubsch, Percy Valentine
Aubrey ST. Clair, Bernard st. Clair.
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Brewster-Field

The marriage of Miss Nellie NJ. Field,
daughter Of Mrs. C. A. Field. TO Judson
Burnham Brewster took place Thursday
afternoon at o'clock at the residence Of
the Rev ]. C. Elliott, pastor Of Grace VI. T..
church. The bride wore a gown Of v!ole.
NULL finished with ribbons, and her hat
was trimmed with ribbons and clusters Of
white flowers. Mr.. and Mrs Brewster took
the afternoon train for Santa Barbara and
upon their return will be at home TO their
friends a. No. $40 Solano avenue.
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PhiDelta Party

The members Of the Phi! Delta fraternity
were entertained at dinner Wednesday by
Sam Moulton at his home on South Hope
street. After dinner dancing followed.
T,ne guests were Margaret Eastman, Zai-
dee Maxwell, Lena Reed, Harriet Nettle-
ton. Viola Winters, Camenetta Trocn.z.
Fred Gillette, Jack Tebbetts, Will Reed.
Doc Te,bbetts. Will Wilgus.
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Shakespeare Club

The Shakespeare club, directed by Mrs
Kate Tupper Galptn, met Friday morning
for the closing meeting of the summer S
work. LAS You Like IT, was the last play
studied and the morning was devoted TO
interesting sketches Of the principal char
acters Of the play, Miss Eva Wineburgh
presenting Touchstone. Miss E. p. True
jacques, and Mrs e. c. de Golyer Rosalnd.
Mrs. Galpin exhibited number Of pictures
OF the forest OF Arden. the home and
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Twentv-fifIh Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Jones were the
recipients of a pleasant surprise Monday
night on the twenty-fifth anniversary OF
their marriage. The evening was spent
with cards. The guests were Mines. and
Messrs, r. McGarv,n, w. d. Corbin. ]. F.
Messmore. F. II. Gil, P W. Smith, F. S.
Messmore. F.. II. Messmore. Mrs. II. Il.
Huston, Mrs. A. F Dawson.
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Ebell Literature Section

The Ebell Literature section win meet
at the club house on Friday next a, 2:SO
D. m. Members and those intending to join
the section are requested to attend THIS
preliminary meeting and the curator. Mrs.
George d. Ruddy, will outline the work
of the coming year.
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Christening Party

Mr.. and Mrs. John Phenning entertained
a large dancing party Wednesday evening
at the cigar factory, 253 Bloom street, in
honor of the christening of their boy, Ar
thur John Phenning. A royal time was en-
joyed by the guests.
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Two Years Old

Mrs. WIN Egelhoff entertained a numper
Of youngsters and their mammas at Eas'-
lake park last Tuesday IN honor OF toe
second birthday Of her little daughter Dor
othy. A bounteous lunch was served. atter
which various games were INDUCED IN by
the children, ending with hunt through
trees and bushes in which each child was
rewarded by finding favor OF some KIND.
Later In the afternoon cakes and ices were
served
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chosen words VIII Wright presented Miss
Guiwitz with a cloth-bound volume of 'In
His Steps" by Andrew Murrey, as a token
of appreciation by the Y. P. S. c. e. of Me-
mortal Baptist church, Of her services as
president of the society. Among the guests
were Rev A. w. Rider, Mrs. Nora Nc
Donald, Misses Helen Rippey, Louise Far
mer, Ethel Grow, Rose Gibbs, May Wright,
Jessie Osgood, Olive Baringer, Emma Bar
niger Effie Lewis,
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At Hearts

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Metzger entertained
few friends at hearts Friday evening At
their residence on Maple avenue. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Ros-
ner, Misses Maude Curtis, Idell Weather
holt. Della Metzger, Edith Metzger, Messrs.
+ Joseph, Guy W. Curtis and Weatherhol:
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Guessing Contest

Miss Emma Steinman entertained a num-
ber Of young ladies with a guessing con-
test at her home Friday afternoon. The
prizes were won by Mrs. N. Moore and
Miss Ethel Graham. Among the guests
were Mrs. Tuttle, Steinman and Moore, the
Misses Pearson, Scudder Fay Moore,
Newell, Bosbyshell, North, Wallace, Agnes
Wallace, Jennie Graham and Emma Stein
man.
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haunts OF Shakespeare. Abbey's illustra-
tions of "As You Like 1t" and other en-
cravings OF the characters and scenes OF
the play. A pleasant half hour was spent
in studying the pictures and criticising
them in the light Of the play. Some bright
points were brought out and many helpful
hints in the thorough understanding Of the
play. The claAs then adjourned until the
lst Of October.
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In Honor of Friends

Miss Nettie Guiwitz entertained num-
Der of friends Monday evening at her home
on West Twenty-second street. The rooms
were decorated with roses and papyrus
and a supper was served after an amusin 6
geographical contest. With few we'll
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CareY-Filhart

Miss Ella Luella Filbert, the eldest
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. ]. p FL
bert, at noon on Friday was married 10
Leon Lothian Carey. The ceremony took
place on the large veranda in front OF the
Filbert residence. on the corner Of Palm
avenue and West Adams street. A. Acanopv
OF canvas had been stretched over the
lawn and here seats for the guests were
arranged. The veranda was profusely
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Wright-Crew

The marriage of Miss Jessie B. Crew
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Crew. to
Albert Willis Wright took place Wednes-
day evening at o'clock at the residence OF
the brides parents on South Hope street.
The ceremony was performed BY Rev. A.
w. Rider. formerly pastor Of Memorial
Baptist Chuch, and was witnessed only by
the immediate relatives and a few friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wright viii spend few days
at Coronado, en- route TO their new home at
San Jacinto,
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odlst Church, The ceremony was per-
formed by the pastor, Rev. r. 3. Canune'
and was witnessed by few intimate
friends. Miss Blggerstar has been one OF
the most efficient teachers In the puohe
schools OF San Diego and Mr.. Ferris ID
member Of the San Diego Board OF Eouca-
tion. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris lef at once for
their home in that city.
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Eighth Birthday

Mrs. c. r. Valentine entertained a num-
ber of little guests Monday afternoon at
her residence on North Hancock street, in
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Ferris-BiggerstaH

and Aida NJ Ferris took place Wednesday
aftsynoep in the parlors Of the First Meth
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A. opsN lErrEs 70 AsoTrTa ss.

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The Lamar register., 1898-01-08

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The Lamar register., 1898-01-08

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The Lamar register., 1898-01-08

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The Lamar register., 1898-01-08

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The Lamar register., 1898-01-08

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a. lh&&s uae-rs re - the taad "a sSves
4As2 AzvlzE sraek tr a he&.fkT -ssE5ts
tian, rTEFszEsoE kcE eknaesz sEsa1E
yQur hsEs. Aze EukursEx taE as1s iag
Ing srasty ezrLzE tae w4Eser szartsS
SAss eggs s1s a3sEys w4sses AZ SiE&
Fsr3rss Tsts Cooker ~E& pay flr lta~}f
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sr1hs Ehs s@sz All cns2psss % tss
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FAFmsTa AAzas Feed CSaksr E~r1
Ag,aliczthrr 20 thr EzpEfs MAzut&rsgr-
f7E Co. SIS = FsreSs Qa3aeg. IN. : szs-
sl1Eze. sivErg = fUIi description. rSay
b sata&rs1s ThsF zzs zz&Gs &c al sases
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-02
COTTON MILLS CLOSE.
Those At Fall River Take Temporary
Rest To Curtail Output.

Those At Fall River Take Temporary
Rest To Curtaii Output
The Merchants, Chase and Stafford
cotton mills, at Fall River, Mass,
have shut down in order to curtail the
output for a time. The Merchants
corporation will remain closed until
September 10Th. The others will be
idle for a week and may shut down
again later in the season.
Sycamore mill No. 2 also ceased OPP
erations for a week or more. The
Granite mills announce a shutdown
September 9th, and the Linen and
Seaconnel mills are expected to close
later. 1t is expected several other
plants will stop the same time as the
Granite mills do. The Stade and
Robinson mills have been on the cur
tailment list for some time.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-02
CAR FAYORs PEACE.
Russia's Ruler Proposes international
Conferences For That Purpose.

Russia's Ruler Proposes international
Conferences For That Purpose.
A cable dispatch from st. Peters
burg, Russia, states that by order Of
Emperor Nicholas, Count Muravieff,
the foreign minister, on the Oath Of
August handed to the foreign diplo-
mats ct st. Petersburg a note declar-
ing that the maintenance of peace and
the reduction OF the excessive arma-
ments now crushing oil nations is the
ideal for which governments ought to
strive.
The eznr considers the present mo-
ment favorable for the inauguration
Of q movement looking to this end and
invites the powers to take part in an
international conference as a means of
thus insuring real and lasting peace
and terminating the progressive in
crease Of armament.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1898-09-02
Hood'e PIIIs eute sIok headaehe. 25o
Hole cIocks Always TruthiuI.

''When l am travelling I never put
the slightest confidence in a household
clock" writes Robert J. Burdette in
the Ladies' Home Journal. "a hotel
clock can depend upon. There are
too many watches IN a hotel-good
watches, watches whose absolute cor
rectness means money to the CONNER
cial man who regulate the travelling
life of this country. A lying clock
would be spotted in a quarter of a sec.
ond and the unhappy clerk scourged
with pitiless sarcasms therefor. In
the course Of my wanderlngs up and
down this part of the globe missed
a few trains and lecture engagements
by depending upon clocks in the homes
of my friends. Having thus paid for
the lesson-ffteen or twenty thousand
dollars, l think-by my own compute.
tion of the value of my lectures (set
ahead little bit, you know, it may be
a tri1e fast; haven't time to look up
the exact figures), withdrew all my
trust from mantel clocks, especially
the highly ornamented marble-and-
gilt variety with silver bells or cathe.
dral chimes"