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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19

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Baltimore Gen,eterp.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-19

Ger mont 8elce, un6eil.
boQen Angeoenfens, bat Dor cinigen
Eogen lpieoer rimort uno aide uno
2apa aus9cipien.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Jolly Dozen Whist Club

The Jolly Dozen Whist club was en-
tertained Thursday evening. April 81,
at the home of Mrs. w. NJ. Bailey, 1851
East Twenty-eighth street The par
lors were beautifully decorated with cut
flowers and ferns. Prizes were awarded
for the highest scores. Mrs. j. E. Fay
secured the first and Mrs. Wood E.
Clayton the second. The members of
the club present were Mrs. j. S. Hyde,
Mrs. Alex Mullens, Mrs. j. E. Fay. Mrs.
George w. Pennie, Mrs. K. M. Sullivan,
Mrs. Charles Merry, Mrs. w. M. Bailey,
Mrs. A. w. Edwards, Mrs. Joseph B.
Longuevan, Mrs. H. C. Walker, Mrs.
Wood E. Clayton and Mrs. Matte
Boyd. At a late hour all retired to the
dining room, where refreshments We're
served on small tables spread with
handsomely embroidered lunch cloths,
the handiwork of the charming hostess.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Birthday Celebration

j.. J. Courdaway of 933 Court circle
entertained with birthday party Fri
day evening in honor of his daughter,
Miss Ola Courdaway Roses, greenery
and mustards were used in decorating.
The evening was spent with music,
card playing and other games and re-
freshments were served at the card
tables following the games. Miss
Courdaway was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts. The guests who en-
joyed the delightful affair were: Mr..
and Mrs. B. Sorensen, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Palmerheim, Mr. and Mrs. H.
Flores, Mr.. and Mrs. Mandiot,
Mrs. Castle, Mrs. Foley. Mrs. Coleman,
Miss Marie Wade, Wilma Criveling,
Laura Bohnet, Eva Crosland, Miss
Elisnore, Rose and Flora Anderson,
Bessie Taylor, Laura Foley, Mabel Hill.
Florence Goodwin, Lottie and May
Mckinley. Clara and Florence Jose and
Messrs. E. Sorenson, F. Barth, ]. w.
Lord, Howard and Harry Courdaway,
Walter Brown, Charley Butrick, John
Courdaway, w. Palmerheim, r. Farrell,
H. Nielsen. E. Bohnet, Schreiber, John
son, Coonly, James Hardman, Closson
and G. Palmerheim.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
For Press Club Members

Mrs. Harriet Williams Myers will re-
ceive members of the Woman's Press
club and their friends at her home, 306
Avenue 66, this afternoon.
On Wednesday, May 10, the regular
afternoon session of the club will con-
vene in Assembly hall, chamber of
commerce. The publication of book and
other manuscript will be discussed.
Sunday, May IA. at p. M, Mrs. Le-
land Norton will entertain members
and their friends in honor of Miss Ger
trude Estabrook, the Chicago artist, at
her new home, corner Alvarado street
and Reservoir.
Saturday evening, May 81, a Brown
ing evening will be given by Mrs. Julia
Boynton Green of Redlands, Miss Grace
Adele Pierce and Mrs. Mabel V. Os-
bourne at Hartman hall, 337 1-2 South
Hill street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
MAY Flower evening

The guests of the Crestholme and
their friends gathered to do honor to
May day. The house was beautifully
decorated.
In the reception room the color
scheme was red and green, ivy and red
geraniums being used very effectively
in a draped fish net under an arch way.
Carnations were placed on the center
table, while around the room were
potted plants and ferns.
The room adjoining the reception
hall was rich with the yellow mustard.
From a May pole in the center of the
room streamers OF yellow, white and
green were festooned from the ceiling.
In the parlor roses and smilax were
used. AS the guests entered they were
presented with rose or a bunch of
sweet peas by little flower girls, Marion
Holder, Evalyn worden and Nora de
Generis.
During the evening an orchestra
played, under the direction of Mr.. Earl
B. Valentine. A guessing contest with
the names of flowers as answers
created much merriment and interest.
Mrs. Lloyd won the prize, a bouquet of
roses.
C. II. Faulkner was master of cere-
monies and announced the program:
Vocal solo. april RAIN" by Obey
Speaks, sung by Mrs. X. M. Cleaves,
accompanied by Miss Myrtle Eldred on
the piano; piano solo, Dream of Love-
'QIiszt) and minuet by Paderewski
played by Miss Jessie Andrews; Miss
Maud Hawley, accompanied by Miss
Hill, sang in a clear soprano "Sleep
Little Baby of Mine" by Charles Den
nee. Mr.. Valentines violin solo was
also much enjoyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Wooden Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Henley of 1045
West Seventh street celebrated their
fifth wedding anniversary last evening
with wooden wedding party which
was a novel affair. The lawns were
strung with Japanese lanterns and in
side the house decorations appropriate
to the kind of anniversary were every
where used. Shavings were suspended
from the ceiling to form a canopy over
some of the rooms, and in others SINH
lar devices were employed. Games and
dancing occupied part of the evening
and much merriment was afforded by
the various gifts received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Henley. Everything from a
clothespin to a handsome music rack
was included in the collection, and
kitchen. library, dining room and re-
ception rooms were filled with all sorts
Of wooden articles of queer sizes and
shapes. More than two hundred guests
were present to offer congratulations
and join in the merrymaking.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
PART III.

after which refreshments were served.
The committee was given many COM
pliments for the success Of the affair.
Those present were: Mrs. John Mitch
ell, Misses Alma S. Brigham, Hope
Conklin, Nellie Cortelyou, vallie Dem
ing, Mary Dickinson, Edna Earle, Em-
lily Goetter, Eta Gould, Kate Hanley,
Edith Harris. Mildred Harrison, Elise
Hotchkiss, Mary Kendrck, Mildred
Martin, Amy Morrell, Helen Parkins,
Helen Pinkham, Myra Reed, Elizabeth
Reckweg, Mabel Taylor, Alma Tilley,
Hazel Tomblin, Susie Wenger, Hazel
White; John Mitchell Mowatt Mitch
ell, Edgar Brown, Chesney Carver, Roll
lin Kerns, Clarence Byrer, Hollins Par
due, John Skinner, Howard Spear,
Kaufman Carver, Harold Dodd, Frank
Matthews, Benjamin Levy, Charles
Richards, Daniel McGraw, Merrill Rus
sell, Willard Goodwin, Herman Cortel-
you, Charles Copper, Frank stephens,
Edgar Schwartz, Walter Bonynge,
George Hussey, Clemens Stose, John
Mcclellan.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Students, Musical Club

The Students Musical club was en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by Miss
Florence Whelan of West Thirtieth
street, and on Friday evening party
including the following were enter
tained by her: Misses Ora and Bur-
delta Wilson, Myra Rife Bertha Rose,
Stella and Grace Nadeau, Clara and
Bertha Heintz, Messrs. w. Mines,
Lloyd Collins, L. B. Slosson, George LIE
Doux, Charles F. Patterson, j, R. Kirk
patrick, Sydney Alder and DR.. Ray
mond C. Mathis.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Busy Bee Literary Society

The Busy Bee Literary society met
Friday evening at the home of Mrs
Woodham, 525 South Daily street An
entertaining program was given, con-
sisting of music, reading, and a debate
Resolved that the works of nature are
more beautiful then the works of arr
Affirmative, Mr.. Bushy; negative, Mr..
Lehmer. This society was organized
over a year ago and has a very COM
every two weeks at the home of one
of the members.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
EVENING "at Home"

Mrs. S. E. Knapp, assisted by her sis
ter. Miss Maud Lampman Sargent,
gave an "at home" on Friday even
ing at her home, 1896 South Bonnie
Brae street. Artistic decorations OF
roses prevailed throughout the house.
Miss Blanche Hardy gave some de-
lightful readings and Mrs. Kelly Cam
bell gave piano selections. The guests
were DR.. and Mrs. Stephens, DR.. and
Mrs. Robert Emery, DR.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Houghton, Prof. and Mrs. Clemen
Whiting, Mr.. and Mrs. Groves, Mr.. and
Mrs. Royal Lemon, Mrs. Klousterman,
Mrs. Kelly cambell, Mrs. Cary Drlsco
of Santa Barbara, Mrs. Alice Hardy,
Miss Blanche Hardy, Messrs. A. x. e.
L. Gibson, Cron, c. C. Clowson, S. e.
Knapp.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
OUTING at Beach

Teachers and students of the Yale
school were entertained yesterday at
ocean Park by DIR. and Mrs. John w.
Trueworthy of 742 Garland avenue, who
are spending few weeks in the beach
town. The affair was given in honor
of their son, Master Edward Borton,
who is a pupil in the school. Among
those who were included in the party
were Mr. and Mrs. Il. G.. Adams,
Everett Foulks, Earl Rowley, Melvin
Kennedy, Percy Rust, Peter Rembon
and Herbert Dewitt.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

card party Wednesday evening in Dal-
ton hall in honor of the guards and
Mr. and Mrs. George Walter Tedford
Mrs. Tedford being recent bride Of
the hive The bride was presented with
beautiful hand-painted bonbon dish
The table was effectively decorated
with carnations and ferns. The brides
cake was a feature. Music was fur
nished by the Maccabee orchestra.
Mrs. William Barry of tt4S Eel Molinc
street entertained at dinner Sunday in
honor Of her guests, Mrs. Walter Har-
rison and son of Santa Barbara. Those
present we're Miss Della Martyr, Mrs
w. 3. Banning, p. Hoban Of the
Needles, William M. Curran and
Charles NJ. wylie of st. vlncents coll
lege.
Charles wellington Barrett has re-
turned with his bride. He was mar
ried April to Miss Cora A. Tibbot,
who is a member of the 1. o. c. class
of young ladies. The young people
spent their honeymoon at San Diego
and are now at home to their many
friends at sol Francisco street.
The Thimble class of Los Angeles
Hive No 1, Ladies of the Maccabees,
will be entertained by Mrs. Minnie
Clayton, the lady commander, and Mrs.
Sophia Keym, past commander of the
hive, at an all day meeting at the home
of the latter, APO North Grand avenue
Friday, May 10. An election of officers
will be held in the afternoon.
A dance and whist party will be
given in Burbank hall Wednesday
evening, May 10, under the auspices Of
the guards of Los Angeles hive No. l.
The music pupils of the Sacred Heart
school will give a musical program this
afternoon for their parents and friends
at the school. The pupils will be enter
tained with an ice cream party.
The young guests of the Bovejoy
gave kids party last Monday
evening in the assembly room of the
hotel. mo growed up clothes allowed"
was one of the slogans of the even
ing. Gray haired people were attired
as children. About sixty couples en-
joyed the festivities.
The Merry Makers will give a dane
ing party Wednesday evening at Blan-
chard hall.
Miss Elizabeth Murry was united in
marriage to John Cordell Thursday
morning at the Church of the Sacred
Heart, Rev. NJ. McAuliffe, the pastor,
officiating.
Mrs. T. L. Ely won the prize at the
bridge whist club Tuesday at the West
lake hotel.
The Pine Forest Whist club will
meet next Monday afternon at the
home of C. S. Lions, 2S16 Menlo
avenue.
Frederick Arnold of Long Beach and
Miss Estelle HOUSE were married
Thursday at p. M, at st. Pauls Pro-
cathedral, Rev. DR.. Wilkins. the rector,
The bride was attired in
a travelling suit of blue silk, with hat
to match.
Companion court, Morris Vineyard
Friday evening" May IL, at Foresters
temple.
Miss Wood of Wiltshire boulevard
will entertain members of the Five
Hundred club Saturday afternoon at
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
In Honor Of Senior A. Girls

On Friday evening, May 5. 1905. the
boys of the senior A class of the Los
Angeles high school gave party in
honor of the girls Of the class at the
home OF Mowatt Mitchell. $40 st. Paul
avenue. Guessing contests were en-
joyed. of which the guessing of the
boys baby pictures caused the most
fun. Edna Earle won the girls prize.
and Clemens stose the boys prize.
Partners were chosen in a novel way,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Los AnueIes Niuht

One thousand invitations have been
issued by the Ohio society for a recep-
ton to be held tomorrow evening in
Blanchard hall. 1t will be Los An
geles night" and the following program
will be given: Piano solo, Mrs. Lucille
G. Wyatt; LOS Angeles-Religiou
Condition and Progress" Rev. B. c,
Cory; vocal solo, Mrs. Lucille C.
Wyatt; Los Angeles-Education "
Charles Casset Davis; violin solo, Hazel
Dessery; Los Angeles-Growth and
Popularity" L. C. Gates; "The Sword
of Bunker Hill,' Rev. B. C. Cory.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Poppy Whist Club

The Poppy Whist club met at the
home of Mrs. Robert Balm, 1927 Essex
street, Wednesday afternoon. The house
was decorated in poppy" colors and
poppies ornamented the score cards.
The first prize was won by Mrs. M.
Lapham, the second prize by Mrs. Hol-
man and the consolation went to Mrs.
L. P. Paulsen. The guests prize was
won by Mrs. w. B. Brainerd. Guests
present were: Mrs. F. C. McRinnie,
Mrs. Charles Saxton, Mrs. George Jones
and Mrs Cole. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. f. Todd,
1245 East Twentieth street, May II.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Patronesses for Dance

Mrs. U. N. Crandall of this city and
Mrs. William Thomas of Ocean Park
will act as patronesses of the dancing
party to be given at Playa del Rey,
May 10, in honor of the "Dinky Dinks," "
Miss Olive Thomas and Messrs. Ralph
Edinger and Nelson Crandall will issue
invitations to about 200 friends. The
party will be taken to the seaside in a
special car.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Pleasant Surprise

Mrs. George C. Gainsley and her
sister, Miss Wright, formerly Of Union
avenue, were surprised Friday morn
ing at their home in Alhambra by a
party which included Mrs. Robert II.
Hawell, Mrs. Josephine Morgan. Mrs.
e. Jasper. Mrs. j. p. McLain, Mrs. IL.
e. Read and Mrs. Charles L. Lewis. A
pleasant day was spent.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

bers Of the class present were; Mines
c. A. Burcham, e. s. Comings, r. T..
Dunning. f. II. Garrett, J. r. Lowe,
w. p. Martin. Jean McCracken, George
North, J. 3. satewart, ]. r. Thomas,
c. c. Wright, Miss Bertha Bahcock,
Miss Helen Day and Miss Jessie
HartwelI.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Social Notes

The Texas society will meet Monday
May 5. at Burbank hall.
East Gate chapter, o. E. s., will give
card party on the afternoon of May
10 at Masonic hail. corner DAILY and
Downey avenue.
Lutitia hive No. 81 gave dance and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Nash expect to
start on an extended eastern trip next
Monday over the Sunset route. New
Orleans, Washington, New York and
Boston will be visited before the trav-
elers turn their faces west again. A
visit will be made at Ithaca with their
daughter, Mrs. Carl Thomas.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07
Pasadena

Two of the leading events of the
week in Pasadena society circles have
been ante-nuptial affairs in honor of
Miss Mirth Camper, who on the 11th
is to be married in the First Baptist
church to Mr.. Rider of Whittier. On
Tuesday evening Judge and Mrs. Mer-
rim of North Madison avenue opened
their home for a farewell reception in
honor of the bride-elect, who for fif-
teen years has been the pianist of the
Baptist Sunday school. Assisting the
hostess were Mrs. Sarah J. Baker and
Mrs. c. H. Barker. The feature of the
evening was the presentation to her of
beautifully bound set of DIR. Van
Dykes books.
Thursday afternoon Misses Verna
and Carrie Fish, who are to be two of
the group of bridesmaids for the
Camper-Rider wedding, entertained
the bridal party with dainty luncheon
at their home. At the close of the
luncheon each guest was told to pull
the ribbon ending at her plate. AT the
other end, concealed until this time in
the pretty floral centerpiece was found
beautiful pearl brooch, the gift of
the bride to her maids. Seated at the
table with the hostesses at this charm
ing affair were Miss Camper, Mrs. j.
H. Merriam, who will play the wedding
music; Mrs. Charles Bishop of Alham-
bra, who is the maid of honor and the
bridesmaids, Miss Louise Baker, Miss
Grace Tower and Miss Carrie Frost.
Saturday Miss Camper entertained her
maids at a luncheon at the California
club, Los Angeles.
A hearts party was given by Miss
Minnie Wood at her home on North
Madison avenue in honor of Miss Kath-
arine Wickens, who is soon to be mar
ried. Mrs. Samuel Sanborn won the
first prize, a dainty picture of the
bride-elect in a heart shaped frame
The consolation prize was a red heart
shaped box filled with bonbons,
awarded to Miss Elizabeth Jones. The
score cards were red hearts, with tiny
red hearts to attach. Miss Wood was
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

assisted by Mrs. Wood, Miss Laura
Wood and Miss Machin.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

Another Tuesday evening wedding
party was that of Miss Alice Lillian
Soper and j. Marvel Quickstad of
married at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. H. Lane, 1850 Kirkwood avenue.
After June 1 Mr.. and Mrs. Quickstad
will be at home to their friends at 1445
Summit avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Dane and famil
entertained with a delightful Dime
Wednesday evening in honor of D.
Marcia Gilmore, who has recently re
turned from a two years sojour
abroad. Following dinner, DIR. Gilmor
gave a most interesting sketch of he
travels, which included most of tn
European countries, from the blu
Mediterranean to "The Land of tn
Midnight Sun" Mrs. John Gilmor
sang a number of charming songs.