Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-26

dressed Friday afternoon BY Mrs
Florence Collins Preston Of Los An
geles. The delegates TO the recent
Federation Of women's Clubs, Mes
DANES p. German, A. J. Bartlett aud
r. Dewitt Crank, gave reports Of the
federation.
The order Of Pendo gave social
dance at the Fraternal Aid opera house
on Friday evening, at which prizes
were awarded the best dancers. A
novel feature Of the evening was an
electric fiashlight dance, during which
colored lights we're thrown on the
dancers.
A banquet was given at the Pacific
hotel Friday evening by friends of Oc-
cldental college, at which DR.. Hugh
W. Walker of Los Angeles, several of
the faculty and students of Occidental
college and q number Of prominent
members of the local Presbyterian
church were present.
A union social of all the young peo-
pies societies of Pomona was held on
Friday evening at the Methodist
Episcopal CHURCH parlors.
Mr.. and MRS. James Ed Berry enter
tained a large company Of former
Mlssourians at their home on East
Pasadena street on Monday evening in
honor OF the Sunny South chapter of
the United Daughters Of the Confed-
eracy. During the evening toasts were
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II. Truitt and Mrs. J. w. Tincher. Re-
freshments were served with old-time
southern hospitality and on the sug-
gestion of Mr.. Berry a Missouri asso-
citation was formed and the following
officers elected: w. II. Truitt, presi-
dent; Mrs. James e. Berry, secretary;
Mesdames A. r. Reed and j. w.
Tincher and Messrs. J. d. Cason, J. e.
Berry and Charles Carter members of
the executive committee. About fifty
guests were present.
On Tuesday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs L. A. Lorbeer occurred
the marriage of Miss Jennie Washburn
of Denver and Mr.. Howard Frank
Nelson late of Lincoln, Neb. The
bride was gowned in cream etamine,
trimmed with lace. AS an ornament
she wore a necklace of gold beads--ti
family heirloom. Miss Daisy Lorbeer
Of Monrovia was the maid of honor,
and ]. Lorbeer stood with the bride
groom. Miss Neota Meekins Of Los
Angeles was ring bearer. The cere-
mony was pronounced by Rev. George
E. Soper beneath a canopy of smilax
and white carnations. In the dining
room, where a wedding supper was
served, the decorations were in pink
be at home to their friends after
March Is.
A Washington's birthday luncheon
was enjoyed on Wednesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard Jess.
Among those present were Thomas
Pascoe, proprietor of Hotel Fremont
in Los Angeles; Mrs. Pascoe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lloyd of Los Angeles, Mrs. Ben.
ton of Minneapolis and Miss Olmstead
of Chicago. The table was beautifully
appointed and the place cards were
hand decorated with cherries and a
hatchet. After the luncheon the party
enjoyed a drive about the city and
valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Alva Lawrence,
Misses Bess Bishop Elizabeth Eells,
Ethel and Edith Howard Nellie Law
renee Mollie Burke; Messrs. Leslie
Bryant and Frank Eells composed a
picnic party which drove to the Santa
Ana river Wednesday for holiday
outing.
Miss Maud Wheedon of Winterset,
Iowa, is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Ward.
Pomona lodge, Ladies of the Modern
Maccabees, recently organized, held It's
first meeting Tuesday evening at Co
operative hall. The lodge will meet
every first and second Tuesday here
after
Aetna lodge, Knights of Pythias,