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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
ORANGE

Miss Patterson of Peoria, ILL.,, who
has been spending the winter in South
ern California, was the guest of her
cousin. Mrs j. l.. McCampbell, part of
last week.
Mrs. A. L. Hitchcock is visiting
friends in Riverside this week
The Misses Helen Fullerton and
Adelaide Carr spent Saturday and sun.
day with friends in Los Angeles.
MIR. and Mrs. John Stohs and child
departed Tuesday for their home in
Kansas. after visiting several weeks
with the family of Henry Grote. They
were accompanied by Mrs. wester-
man.
The English Hand Bell Ringers gave
the third entertainment of the public
library course on Thursday evening
and drew the largest audience of any
yet held.
The hunt given by the Santiago Fox
club last Saturday in Santiago canyon
was much interfered with by the con-
tinued rains.
Mrs. Woodruff Of New Jersey ana
Mrs. Nickol and daughters of Ken
lucky, who have been guests of Mr..
Paines at Olive for six weeks, re-
turned to Los Angeles last week TO
remain until the weather permits them
TO return home.
Mr. Singleton of Kansas City, Mo-.
was Joined at Olive by Mrs. Singleton
and two daughters last Sunday and
will remain a year before purchasing
a home elsewhere.
Mrs. Stephen Mcpherson and Mrs.
Emma Buszek visited Newport Beach
for few days last week.
Mrs. Alice L. Armour. proprietor of
the Orange Post, was a member of a
delightful family reunion held at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Taylor
at Prospect Park last Saturday and
Sunday. Those for whom the event
was planned were e. D. Taylor and his
two sisters, Mrs. Armour of Orange
and Mrs. Anna T. Dean of Redlands.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
VERNON

"Stopl stopl I'll tell papa!" shrieked
a parrot when put out for bath in
the rain last week. The bird belongs
to Miss Mallie Mutersbaugh, 320t Cen
trail avenue.
Mr.. Eller Of Muncie, Ind, is a recent
arrival and was the guest of his uncle,
Mr.. Markham, 5000 Central avenue, last
week.
d. j. Hopkins of 99t East Thirty
ninth street is slowly recovering from
his stroke of paralysis two months ago.
Mrs. II. q. Iseminger and son. who
have been visiting relatives here,
started last Thursday on their return
home, In Kolisfell, Mont.
stephen Heard and family of Mall
vern, Ark, are recent arrivals and are
the guestst of their relatives, r. l..
Toler and family, 1850 East Forty-nihth
street. The family will reside here
permanently.
o. c. Childers and family reside in
their new home, corner Ascot avenue
and East Fifty-sixth street.
East Fifty-second street is being
graded east Of Central avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
oARvANzA

The Garvanza Improvement associa-
tion entertainment announced TO occur
next Tuesday evening, has been post
poned until Saturday evening.
Miss Leroy Littleton of Pollard street
won the silver medal at temperance
oratorical contest held at the Bethle-
hem Institutional church Saturday
evening. The contestants were all
from the Free Methodist college.
Mrs. Catherine p. Wheat addressed
the Seventeenth street school Child
Study circle last Wednesday on Moth
erhood as a Profession"
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Threlkeld, who
have been residents of Boyle Heights
many years, now reside at 6SO5 Eagle
Rock avenue.
Garvanza camp, M. w A., upon in
vitation, visited Pasadena camp last
Monday evening. The Pasadena camp
performed the initiatory work.
Three women. former schoolmates OF
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
RIVERSIDE

Mrs. Hubert Hamilton entertained at
dinner Tuesday evening at her home
on South Main street in honor of the
quartet which sang with her "rhe
Persian Garden" at the Tuesday Musi-
cal club meeting Tuesday afternoon.
The house was decorated with Persian
rugs and draperies, flowers and green
cry and oats in imitation of a Persian
garden, and the dinner was an elabor-
ate one. Covers We're laid for eight,
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bostick, Miss Lulu Johns, Harold
Swing, Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Rich
ardson of Boston
Members of the Business Women's
club were entertained Tuesday night
by Mrs. j. M. Drake at her home on
Tenth street. Whist and finch fur
nished amusement for the guests and
during the evening the president of
the club, DR.. Louise Harvey Clarke,
was presented with handsomely
carved orange wood gavel,, the handi-
work of Edgar Zinn.
Mrs. Hibbets gave a birthday party
Wednesday evening in honor of her
tiny one year old granddaughter, who.
with her parents, is a guest from Los
Angeles. Other little folks who joined
in the merrymaking were Fred, Leo
and Clarence Sonneyburg and Louie
May Adams. About twenty grown
ups assisted Mrs. Hibbets IN making
a happy evening for the children.
Mrs F. w. Enderly and Mrs. e. r.
Miller entertained the members of the
Spoon club Tuesday evening at Mrs.
Enderly's home on Eighth street. Pro-
gressive whist was the game of the
evening and first prizes, heavy silver
spoons, were won by Mr.. and Mrs
George Morse.
Members and friends of the knights
OF Pythias met in Pythian hall Tues.
day night for game of progressive
whist. This was the second evening OF
the whist tournament now in progres:
In this society, and some attractive
prizes We're in store for the winners
At the close OF the game the floor wai
cleared and an hour passed in dancing
The city union OF young peoples
societies had a social gathering in tn,
Y. NJ c. A. hall Tuesday evening
Amusing games were played and a pro.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
REDLANDS

very pretty, though quiet. wedding
took place at Upands Wednesday
when Miss Nellie Westland became the
bride of Mayor ]. j. Suess of this city.
The wedding was solemnized at high
noon at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Westland.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Henderson Judd of Los Angeles, Bishop
Johnson's assistant, who is an uncle of
the bride.
At the conclusion of the ceremony and
congratulations an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served. The guests in
cluded only the immediate relatives of
the bride and groom.
After short wedding journey, which
will include a trip through the grand
canyon of the Colorado, Mr.. and Mrs.
Suess will take up their residence in
their beautiful home on West Palm
avenue.
The marriage of Miss Mary c. Funk
and Joseph 1. Reid, which took place
Tuesday evening at the Church of the
EAAi5Sio, III 1uI NdliDds WIS OIL IluCn IN
terest to number of Redlands peo-
pie, as Miss Funk was well known here
in business circles.
Mrs. A. G. Hubbard was the charm
ing hostess at "springtime" luncheon
Tuesday at her home on the terrace.
The guest of honor was Mrs. Holmes
OF San Francisco. The table was ap-
propriately decorated in early spring
wild flowers. Covers were laid for six
teen.
Miss Ethel Cowgirl was hostess at
merry ST. Patrick's party Saturday
evening at her home on West Lugonia
avenue.
An unique Yankee musical' was
given Wednesday evening in the Pres
byterian church parlors, when the
members of two large Sunday school
classes appeared in quaint costumes
representing various popular songs. A
most artistic array of musical instru-
ments decorated the rooms. The guests
were provided with guessing caps. and
the victors in the musical guessing con-
tests were rewarded with feathers for
their caps.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
HIGHLAND

Mrs. William Bromelow entertained
the members of the Junior Epworth
league at her home on North Orange
street Thursday evening. Misses Maud
KunZeman, Maud Potts and Miss
Bromelow assisted in entertaining the
young people with merry games and
music, both vocal and instrumental
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. j. e.
Allen was hostess at a card party, the
games being sixty-three and cribbage.
Mrs. Robert Bosworth assisted. Those
attending were: Mrs. George Parsons,
Mrs. A. G. Stearns, Mrs. H. d. Glass,
Mrs. A. C. Green, Mrs. w. e. Nya,
Mrs. F. w. Wood, Mrs. A A True,
Mrs. Fred Atkinson, Mrs. j. e. Alberts,
Mrs. Frank Nutter, Mrs. F. H. Welton.
Mrs. c. A. Sherrod, Mrs. N. T. Hen
rickson, Mrs. M. M. Randall and Miss
Moll.
The next meeting of the Sixty-three
club will be held at the home of Mrs.
w. e. Nye on Base line on Wednes-
day.
The women's card club was delight
fully entertained on Saturday after
noon by Mrs Frank III. Welton, five
tables being filled. At the close of the
game refreshments were served by the
Misses Welton and Moll. ....,
Miss Della Kenison of Iowa is al
the home of Miss Mildred Bagwill tc
remain during the summer
Miss EuniCG York, whose parents re-
turned to their home in Boston, Mass
last week, returned to Highland from
Los Angeles for an extended visit.
Mrs. @. A. Weber had as her guest
last week her brother, Robert Hender-
son of Pasadena.
j. Hennebry left Friday for his home
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
TRoPIco

Mr.. and Mrs. james r. Maxwell en-
tertained number of former eastern
friends who are now residing in Los
Angeles and vicinity Friday at their
home on Central avenue.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs
G. v. Laws and son, Mrs. William
Tilley and daughter, Mines. Nat Ross
R. ]. Adcock, j. T. Besot, j. King, NJ
Cristler and Miss Zadia King of Los
Angeles; Mrs. J. R. West. Burbank;
Mrs. M. Erskine and Miss Frances Err
skine, Tropico.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobbs entertained
at dinner Wednesday, the guests in
cluding Mrs. Josephine Carlton, Gales
burg, ILL.,; Mrs. C. NJ Cook, Des Moines,
Iowa; Mrs. Sara Anderson, Lincoln
Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Lynd, Los An
geles; Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. West, Mrs.
]. A. Logan, Miss Mary Logan and C.
C. West, Tropico.
Mrs. E. C. Bailey entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. S. w. w. Brown of Marquette,
Mich the past week. Mr.. Brown con-
lClhpiehICo lOSdliilS Ill IIOplSO.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Ayres enter
tanned with dinner party Wednes-
day, the guests including DR.. and Mrs.
j. L. Sinclair of Colorado Springs; Miss
Lillian Brown, San Francisco; Mrs.
Eliza L. Ayres, Miss Mildred Ayres and
E. Stuart Ayres of Tropico.
Mrs. w. o. Borthick entertained Mrs.
E. T. Stopper and Mrs. S. D. Sutton of
Los Angeles the past week.
Miss Ruby Borthick entertained a CO.
terie of friends Saturday evening, her
guests including Misses Lucie Bettan-
nier, Evelena Ayres Blanche Daven-
port, May Cornwall and Bertha Pat
terson, Messrs. Guy Maxwell, Eugene
Bettannier, Earl Bond, w. Winkie
Fanset Chappie Peck, Sam Rice, Ray
Bond and A. Tehe Marple.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
SOUTH LOS ANGELES

A. o. Damon closed his school OF
which he is principal at Burbank a
week ago, on account of diphtheria in
the school. Mr.. Damon is at his home,
942 East Thirty-first street. The school
will be reopened March 9th.
James Cook was reported very i'll
last week at his home, 1922 East Twen-
ty-seventh street.
G. D. streeter has purchased the
northwest corner of Central avenue and
East Thirty-third street, through the
agency of the Adams Street Building
company. He will build modern cot
tage for his home.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
Out of Town Society
POMONA

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Tincher, Mrs. A.
B. Crowson, Miss Sadie Powell, Mes
srs. B. w. Hooker, Geo. w. Ogle, Ed.
Pendleton and George Waterman COM
posed merry party of delegates from
the local council of the Fraternal Aid
association, who attended the district
convention at Santa Ana Wednesday,
The party drove across the country and
returned Thursday.
Misses Mabel Mock and Amanda
Fisher of Baraboo, Wis, visited this
week with Miss Barbara Greenwood.
The annual meeting Of the Pomona
Ebell club was held Friday afternoon
at Cooperative hall.
The deuce of Clubs" entertained
their gentlemen friends Monday even
ing at the home of Miss Cora Simpson.
Whist was the game of the evening,
the woman's prize going to Miss Mabel
Vaughn and the mems prize to Harry
Hinman. Bountiful refreshments were
served and the guests were favored
with vocal solos by Miss Clodine Chain
and plano solos by Miss Mabel Vaughn.
Those present were: Misses Vaughn,
Hinman, Sue Hinman. Chain, Crabb.
Simpson, Peddicord. Paine, Rose, Hill.
George, Fich; Messrs. Harry Hinman,
Charles Bennett, Colean Simpson, Car
son Bowen, Arthur Harris, Tom Craw-
ford, Elmer Booth, Floyd George, Clin-
ton AfIlerbaugh, Ralph Clark, Charles
Mattel, George Peddicord.
Mrs. Fannie SALISBURY Of Imperial
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Myr-
tie McMurry. for the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George S. Mitchell OF
Coon Rapids, Iowa, left on Friday for
their home after a visit Of several
weeks at the home of w: f. Payton.
John Fox Of Dallas Center, Iowa
visited this week at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs c. w. Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rhorer of Oak
land, are visiting at the home OF theh
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

gram given which included vocal solos
by p. l.. Rea and recltatlons by Noyes
Alexander and Miss Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Raley of Rubi-
doux avenue gave birthday dinner
Monday evening at which Mr.. Raley
was guest OF honor. The table was
dainty with decoration Of smilax and
daisies and those who enjoyed the
delicious dinner were Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Covert, Mrs. 2. T. Brown, Mrs.
Cubberly, Rev and Mrs. Inwood, Mr..
and Mrs. Raley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wilbur Chamblln and family. with
the exception Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cham
bin and daughters the guests were all
members of the "Forty-Nine club"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
SUBURBAN NOTES
PICo HEIGHTS

Rev. J. M. Schaefe will speak al
both services of the Congregational
church today. A special feature will
quartette both morning and evening.
The funeral services of the late
Gardner Gallon, who was killed by
falling from Pico Heights car several
days ago, were held on Tuesday after
noon, Rev. J. M. Schaefe officiating.
Interment was at Rosedale.
The Pico Heights child study circle
met in the Berendo street school on
Tuesday afternoon. The exercises
opened with class song by pupils of
dolin solo by Miss Mamie Anderson,
piano accompaniment by Miss Ella
Hines. Miss Mary Foy was then in
troduced and delivered a fine address
on Archaeological Research" She
confined her remarks to what had
been done in Los Angeles county and
something of the plans for interesting
the children of Los Angeles in the
study. Miss Savage gave a vocal solo,
accompanied by Miss Dobbins on the
piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Craft of Grand
Rapids, Mich, have taken a suite cf
rooms at 1926 Reid street.
Mrs. Lucy Hereford, an old resident
of the heights, left on Wednesday for
Kentucky, where she will visit her
daughter. A farewell social In her
honor was held on Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Schaehe. A val
liable gift was presented to her by
the woman's auxiliary of the Congre-
gational church.
Eli D. Chappelle, a resident of the
heights, died very suddenly on Tues
day at the age of Sc years Funeral
services were conducted by Rev. j. NJ.
Schaeae. The interment was at
Rosedale. The deceased leaves two
children, son in Minnesota and Mrs.
G. Scudder of Dewey avenue.
Mrs. A. Hamlin Smith of Lansing,
Mich, recently arrived to visit her
sister. Mrs. Edwin e. Smith of 1910
Reid street.
Mrs. Julia S. Frost Of 1900 Dewey
avenue has returned from tour of
the middle states. She also visited
her mother at Atlantic, Iowa.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
VEN NTURA

A delightful party occurred Satur-
day evening at the home of Mrs. M.
Solari. the occasion being the birthday
of the hostess. 1t was brilliant affair
and Ruiz Spanish orchestra was in
attendance, furnishing music both for
entertainment and for dancing. Sew
eral vocal selections were rendered and
an elaborate banquet was served.
Guests from Los Angeles, Redondo and
other places We're present.
Last Tuesday evening being the tenth
anniversary of the wedding of Rev. and
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

nerrlment during the evening IN the
front rooms the same scheme Of cherry
blossoms and wild grasses was carried
out. many wall baskets adding to the
beauty Of the arrangement. Music was
furnished during the dinner hour by
Mrs. Flora Bland. Miss Florence Bland.
the Misses Claire, Letha and Gertrude
Luckey, and by Messrs. Elliott and
Corbin. The following physicians en-
ioyed the novel evening: Drs. David
Van slyke, +. G. E. Mattison, Charles
lockwood, #. F. Rowland, J. T. Maia-
by, william L. zuill, George Abbott.
Adelbert Fenyes. j. II. Mcbride, A. T..
Newcomb and Judge Klamroth.
House parties are invariably pleas
ant, and very happy one was given
this past week under the hospitable
roof of sunny Ridge" the home OF
Mrs. and Mrs. Ezra Dane on East
Washington street. The guest COM
pany enjoying the party included Mrs.
Louise Howard Of Los Angeles, Mrs.
A. r. Kirkwood of Long Beach and
Mrs. Laura Wallace. Monday was the
birthday of the daughter of the house,
Miss Alice Dane, and the event was
celebrated by an elaborate dinner In
the center of the table was large
crystal bowl of pink Duchesse roses,
while delicate pink rose petals were
strewn over the cloth and the lace
doileys over pink silk. Pink waxen
tapers in brass candlesticks, shaded
with pink silk flower shades, added
greatly to the beauty of the table.
The place cards were painted in water
colors, and were in the form Of partly
curled pink rose petals, the pretty
conceit being the work of Miss Dane.
During the afternoon Miss Howard
gave number of musical numbers,
entertaining the number of friends who
called to extend congratulations Be-
sides the house guests at dinner, Miss
M. Laura Jordon and Mr.. and Mrs.
George b. Dane were present.
Mrs. James j. Hoyt gave an exquis
itely appointed luncheon Thursday at
Hotel Green in the colonial dining
room. The room was elaborately deco
rated with potted plants and rare flow
ers. Shasta daisies and ferns adorned
the table. Daisies and white violets
formed the corsage bouquets of the
guests. The guests were: Mines. Will
lam Stanton, John Moore, Thaddeus
Lowe, R. ]. Dobbins, Colin Stewart,
Edwin Balm, Misses Thomas and Van
Alstyn.
The younger coterie at the Green en-
joyed a musical in the Moorish room
Wednesday evening, which was fol-
lowed by a Dutch supper in the grill
room. Mrs. Winifred Scripps Ellis en-
tertained the party. which included, be-
sides Misses Scoville, Altadena Green,
Cora Auten, Georgianna Godfrey, Smi-
lie, Holmes; Messrs. w. r. Moore,
Roekler, George G. Green, Hallet West,
DR.. West, Fisher, Ellis and several 9TH
ers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
eAAT ni.

Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Tarr Of ssie Eagle
Rock avenue made them visit. They
formerly resided at Danville, Ind. The
families had not seen each other for
forty years The names OF the guests
were: Mrs. q. Scarce, Mrs. M. Adams
and Mrs. s. Hogate.
J. j. Akin, superintendent Of the Los
Angeles railway, and wife are occupy
ing apartments at the Garvanza villa
for several weeks. after which they
expect to take trip to Europe.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
NO MORE FRECKLEs
Experience of Society Woman Demonstrates
They Are Thing Of the Past
ClncinnatI Enqulrel

From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
Women will welcome with JOY the news
only removes freckles but all blemishes of
the complexion. 1t is the discovery of
famous specialist. and the most recent sue
cessful case is that of Mrs. f. G. White OF
422 Academy street, South Orange, N j.
She now possesses beautiful complexion,
and is, naturally, so pleased that she Is
sending free TO every woman who writes to
her the prescription that really Is the secret
of n beautiful compleXion
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

Mrs. C. b. Rogers of the Presbyterian
church, the happy occasion was fitting
Iy celebrated at the church Tuesday
evening. A large number of guests
assembled and were entertained by
fine musical and literary program after
which a social time was enjoyed.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

at Ritchie. Ill. He has been a winter
sojourner and intends to return next
season.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19
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Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-19

Solid Oak Dresser, similar to cut above. sold
regularly at $17, this week sl1. 1t is not
cheap dresser but the finest kind of cabinet
work and smoothly finished. The top is 2l
inches deep, which gives good, deep, roomy
drawers. Has 1SX30-inch oval French plate
bevel mirror Just a few of these rare bar
gains. Come tomorrow, as they will doubtless
be sold quickly.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-09-08

with the excursiOnists md the re-
3ceptiOn committee of Sarnia, and
then on for trip through the IN
nous st. Claire tunnel connecting
Sarnia, Ont, with Port Huron, Mich.
1t was unique experience, this ride
in open cars pushed by q giant 100
ton engine at top speed down an
incline plane into the dark bowels
Of the eartn, 40 feet under the water
line in the channel-t through ST.
100000 iron hole, 10 feet in diane
ter and over a mile long The trip
certainly enjoyed, as was the ride
through the Port Huron terminals
of the Grand Trunk railway. The
party was then taken through the
Imperial oil refinery, the headquar.
ters Of the Standard Oil Co. in Can.
ada. Then came the return trip
through the tunnel in closed cars
with lighted lamps.
Dinner at Hotel Vendome followed
and then, short interval for ram.
bling around pretty Sarnia and pur.
chasing souvenirs. At $3.50 p. m.
the committee of Sarnia citizens and
Manager Mills of the street railway
company took possession of the
party for trolley ride to Lake
Huron Park, two miles from the
city. Here was nature in all its
grandeur-a scene that will be re
membered by the excursionists fol
years to come. The route lay through
Sarnia's picturesque, well-pavet
streets, lined with beautiful trees
and with the buildings and residence.
gay with bunting, and then into {
dale surrounded by hills; wild flow
ers and pleasant walks were every
where, till the stop was made at tn,
beautiful pavilion. Here the party wa
grouped for the annual photograph
and then usnered into the pavilion
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1905-09-08

they were proud of their city! Down
long well-paved and bouleyarded
avenues, lined with double rows OF
magnificent shade trees and hand
some residences, and presenting most
charming vistas every where, the party
was carried. Port Huron prides it.
self upon having more and better
paving than any city of it's size in
the Union, and one could easily be-
slieye it after a ride in charge of L. A.
Sherman of the Times-for he GER
tainly understood the art of show
ing visitors his city. Out to Lakeside
Park the party was frisked, past long
stretches of summer homes, lining
the beach for miles, and all supplied
with city light and water.
a short stop at the Park, during
which all took delightful ride on
the great roller coaster, and then
back to the cars and q spin to Mr..
Sherman's charming home OH Mill
tary street. Here a reception was ex-
tended the party on the beautiful and
shady lawn and then light refresh
ments under the great umbrella trees
that ornamented it. Friday forenoon
was certainly one of the pleasantest
experiences of the entire trip, and
the thanks expressed to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sherman by Capt. c! G. Whitney were
echoed heartily by every member OF
the party. Editor Sherman respond
ed briefly, that he had tasted a Min.
nesota welcome some. years ago, and
wanted to show his appreciation
Whats the matter with Sherman
came the cry spontaneously, and
everybody expressed the conviction
that "He's all right!'
BY trolley and ferry the party was
to sarnia , Where s dinner was had ian n
the meantime it had been discovered
Port Huron could always. be depend