Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
| Out-Of- Town Society
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
POMONA

Mr.. and Mrs. r.. Alva Lawrence en-
tertained a company Of friends at their
home on West Aivarado street on
Tuesday evening. Progressive games
Of finch, muggIns and bunco were
played, the winners at each table re-
ceiving six beans. At the close of the
evening these beans represented coin
with which the refreshments were pur-
chased. Nobody was permitted to go
away hungry, however. Those invited
we're: Messrs and Mesdames Russell
X. Pitzer. Ward r. Corwin; Misses
Files. Lee. Linnell, steffa, Howard,
Edith Howard, Cumstock, Sheffield,
Mermaid, Crawford, King, Lawrence,
washburn, Maltby Bennett, Cannon,
Burke, Mollle Burke, childs; Messrs.
]. 3. Lorbeer, Frank G. Ellis, Kile,
Walker, Van De veer, Blgham, Rich
ardson Crawford, Clark, Powers, Bry-
ant, Fernald.
DR.. and Mrs. Robert P. Shepherd,
Messrs. and Mesdames G. G. zilles, ].
d. Carson, Hiram Phillips; Misses Ida.
Efie and Melissa Whipp, Elsie Boyd,
Ora Webb; Messrs. r. L. Pfaffenbach,
Charles Garter and w. L. Benson COM
posed a party which left Wednesday
for San Francisco to attend the ma
tlonal convention of the Christian
church.
The marriage Of Mrs. Mary II. Engle
and John p. Houston Of Chicago was
performed Tuesday evening at 1880 at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Huneman, 473 San
Francisco avenue. Rev. Robert Perry
Shepherd officiating. Mr. Houston is
at the head of q Wholesale department
Of the Marshall Field company and has
been in their employ for twenty-three
years. Mr. and Mrs. Houston are
making a tour of Southern California
points as wedding journey and will
leave soon for their home in Chicago.
The bride has made many friends In
Pomona. during her stay here.
Mrs. Evelyn Hommell expects to
leave next week for Butte, Mont,
after a three weeks visit at the home
of her paretns, DR.. and Mrs. 2. Hen
derson.
Miss Ora Webb and Elsie Boyd of the
Pomona department store left on Tues
day for a vacation Of two weeks at San
Francisco. Their friends to the num-
ber of about twenty gave them a sur
prise party on Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. L. H. Webb. The house
was handsomely decorated and brill
lantly lighted. Outdoor games were
played, music rendered and refresh
ments enjoyed.
w. H. Schuerman, manager OF the
Indian Hill Citizens union, is plan
ming to build new residence to re-
place the one recently destroyed by
fire.
v. V. LIE Roy has resigned his posi-
ton as mail carrier because the gov
ernment would not permit him to be
absent from duty long enough to make
European trip.
Miss Ruby King of Long Beach has
returned to her home after a few days
visit with Miss Florence Bennett of
2s7 West Eighth street.
Charles Schwan, head clerk Of the
Pomona postoffice, has returned to his
duties after two weeks vacation.
Mrs. ]. C. Talbot and sister have
gone to Arlington. S. D., stopping en-
route for visit at Portland.
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tanned company of friends at
stag dinner at his home on East Holt
avenue Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Cannon have re-
turned from months outing at Cata-
lima.
DR.. r. e. L. Sewer has moved here
from Monrovia for the practice of
medicine and has taken a residence at
452 West Center street.
Walter A. Lewis left on Friday for
Bluff Lake to join his family for
vacation in the mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Trickey have
left for their future home at Houston,
Tex. via Portland.
o. J. Sholl of Santa Ana spent Sum
day at the homes Of his brothers, M. f.
and H. N. Sholl
Frank Pierce has been visiting sew
eral days with his brother, Herbert
Pierce, near Anaheim.
Mrs. John II. Packard has arrived
from Chicago for visit with Pomona
friends.
Mrs, Gerhard Mayer, formerly Miss
Julia Lee, is here from Prescott Ariz.,