Los Angeles herald., 1906-09-09
Out-of-Town Society
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LONG BEACH

Miss Fannie Bixby spent SeNel"'
days last week at Claremont.
Mrs. T. Pratt of ontario was the
guest last week of Mrs. Arthur f. Gra-
ham.
Mrs. ]. B. Graves and Mrs. Skidmore
Of Downey are visiting Mrs. M. D. Jul
ian of Cedar avenue.
Shirley v. Bacon and Mrs. Bacon
leave tomorrow for six months "Trip
In the east, their main stay being at
Saunemin, I'll.
MIR. and Mrs. G. w. sayberth and
daughter of 521 Elm avenue left sat
urday evening for q two months trip
to their old home in Dixon, Ill.
Mrs. Frances Field Taylor. who IS
prominent in literary circles Of Den
yer, is spending a few weeks at thls
beach.
Mrs. ]. T. Chandler of Marshalltown
Ia, is a guest of Mrs. Ella Baugh-
man. Saturday they went to Catalina.
While here Mrs. Chandler Will also be
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank FAR
child.
A jolly party of Pasadena people
made a visit to Long Beach Wednes-
day afternoon. They came I'm private
car. Those in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ Linnard, Mr. and Mrs. D.
w
dy, Mr.. and Mrs. M. P. Green, Mr. and
Mrs. C. w. Woodbury., Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brenner, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Prinz, Mr.. and Mrs. LuciuS Jarvis, Mr.
and Mrs. D. A. Wood Mr.. and Mrs.
M. H. McGee, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Geohegan, Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Turner,
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. P. Boynton. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Durrall, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Packard, Mr.. and Mrs. George R.
M DteIa~ Nv or
Mrs. F. w. Healy, G.. D. Sorber, Emil
Moore Walter e. Geohegan, Charles
Richardson and Misses Sargent, Muller,
Pea cock Helen Geohegan, Ethel Rich
ardson and Martha Coolidge.
George M. Spicer of Long Beach and
Miss Mabel M. johnson Of Mt. Pleas
ant. Utah, were. married Thursday
morning at II O'Clock at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Johnson
Miss Mabel Pierce of Little Rock,
of Linden avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Childs left Mon
day evening for Trinidad, Cal, where
they will enjoy short outing.
J. N. Ferguson, wife and daughter,
of Riverside are enjoying an outing
at this beach.
Fourteen of the Episcopal clergy
mems wives from Los Angeles and
neighborlng towns held a picnic Tues
day at Long Beach. They gathered
in the tea room, where they lunched
together. A merry afternoon was spent
on the beach. Those present were Mrs
]. H. Johnson, Mrs ]. ]. Wilkins, Mrs
Trew, Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Leonard, Mrs
Marshall Hubbard, Mrs Bugby, all OF
Los Angeles; Mrs. Evans of Holly
wood, Mrs. Deering of Orange Mrs
Fletcher of Covina, Mrs. Wrenn OF
Santa Ana and Mrs. G. E. Murphy OF
Long Beach.
At the Episcopal rectory Tuesday
evening Rev. and Mrs Charles Murphy
entertained the Sunday school work.
ers. vestrymen and members of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew, in honor OF
John A Lamb, who will soon leave fol
the east.
The Art club held its last meeting OF
the season at the home of Mrs. A. M
Goodhue 534 Chestnut avenue Tues.
day afternoon. The subject of Mis-:
Wheeler's lecture was THE Impression.
lists and Realists of Today and Yes
| terday In French Art" Miss Wheeler,
work as chairman of the Ebell clul
program committee has compelled he.
to drop the afternoon art club, at leas
temporarily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Off of Los Angeles en-
tertained thirteen of their friends will
| a charming moonlight excursion
| through the inner harbor Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Samuel Middleton of 317 Ameri
can avenue entertained with viole
luncheon Tuesday afternoon compli
mentary to Mrs. Marshall McIlhenny O.
San Antonio, Texas.
Twenty-four young couples have or
gan1zed the Monday night dancing
club. They will meet for the first tim,
tomorrow night.
Mrs. A. V. Bradford of 624 Cedar ave
nue. gave luncheon Wednesday com
plimentary to Mrs. Shepherd of Press
colt, Ariz.
Miss Kate Anderson of Springfield
Mo-, who had been the house guest o
of Miss Daisy Porterfield during tn,
summer, left for her home last Thurs
day.
S. K. Hemphill and wife lef
Wednesday for a three months visi
in Wisconsin.
The Myosotus club met with Mrs. c
L. Day Tuesday afternoon at her hom G
SIC West Sixth street. Progressiv,
whist was played. Mrs. Carrie Da!
winning the first prize and Mrs Harr,
Brown securing the consolation prize
Mr. and Mrs. Shaurpe and daughter
A'Aio' iuSc, ctIu ldJIllly returned
Monday to their home in st. Louis
Miss Ethel Baggs of Riverside i
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
w. I. Corl, of 1853 East First street.
Miss Sydney Ramsaur and DR.. vii
A. Edwards were married at the Firs
| Presbyterian church Wednesday even
ing at o'clock. the Rev. Robert Clelan,
officiating. Miss Sue Ramsaur was tn
| first bridesmaid. She was followed b.
Miss Ethel Near, Miss Helen Salisbur,
and Miss Ray Hanna. Will Rafnsaui
brother of the bride, was best mar
The ushers were Walter L. Munday
| winthrop Blackstone, Ben Ramsau
and Will Salisbury.
Mrs. S. E. Maynard and daughter
Mrs. l.. A. Wannop, both of Los An
geles, are at the Yale for a month
beach outing.