Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-12
FORMER GOPHERS
HAVE AN OUTING
MINNESOTA SOCIETY HOLES
PICNIC AT VENICE
About One Hundred and Fifty Natives
of the "NeW England of the West"
Enjoy Day Off at
the Beach
Snecial to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
VENICE, Aug 1.-THE first annual
outing of the Minnesota Gopher society
was held here today.
1t brought about $50 natives of the
New England of the West" who re-
newed cquaintanceships, talked about
back home" and had a good time gen.
orally. Some disappointment was ex-
pressed by the party because of the
small number present, it being esti-
mated that not less than 1000 Minneso-
tans live in Los Angeles and half as
many more elsewhere in the county.
The arrangements were in charge of
Edward Winterer, president of the
society. who was assisted by several
special committees. Mrs. L. S. Mitch
ell, secretary registered the "Gophers''
on their arrival at the reception COM
mittee headquarters, and Mrs. Grace
c. Hilton distributed pretty emblem
attic badges and souvenir booklets.
| There was no program outlined for the
day and the party divided itself soon
after arriving. AT IL O'Clock lunch was
served in the auditorium. and extern
poraneoue addresses were made by
President Winterer and Mrs. G.. G.
Hilton. The afternoon was given over
to bathing, roller skating and other
means of amusement. and the festivi-
ties were concluded with a grand bail
Among the Participants
Among those present were many men
and women prominent in Minnesota
affairs, past and present.
| The following is a partial list of
those who composed the party:
! M. N. Mills, r. B. Lennon. DR.. Har-
riet Woodbury., George Charnock,
Math Meyers, Ward J. Crandall Mrs.
Crandall. Ben F. Langdon, d. w. Ball,
Mrs. e. r. Trowbridge, Edwin Stivers,
Miss V. Stivers. Mrs. E. r. Stivers, A.
d. L. Heath. G. d. Heath Ella Mon
son. Bess Bartlett. Mrs. Matte Manuel,
Miss Nan Bennett, CT. H. Holt, f. A.
Jennings. Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Foote,
C. L. Newcombe. Mrs. Newcombe, S. Q.
! Capron. C. H. Case. w. McFadden, H.
| K. Winterer. A. w. Unthank, w. N.
Cumming, Ray Beau, Mrs. C. E. Bergen,
Edith NJ Woodham, Alice C. Wood
ham. A. Kenney. Miss Adelaide JEFF
ferry, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jeffery, L. e.
Anna Ketensky. Mr.. and Mrs. A. III.
Schliek. e. A. Robinson. II. G. Sim
mons, Elsie Campbell, Mrs. ]. d,
Campbell. NJ. o. Campbell. Mrs. Mary
F.. Sanbourn, Glenn A. Durston, Minnie
Sanburg, Blanche Armstrong, Maria
Kelso. Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Humphry,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. r. Bell. Mae H. White,
NlIS. IL. CdlIiSh' LIZ ooiibpih, JSofoIN
A. Ross. Mrs M. J. White. Mrs. C. H
Terry, Jessie II. Fairhead, G. e. Fair
head, Mary Addison Walker, Hazel
Holcombe. A. II. Holcombe, M. d.
Mrs Carl Stern, C. ]. Gibbs. Mrs e. S.
Davis, w. C. Kitzman. Hiram Ogden,
r. H. Carmody, DR.. w e. Truax, Miss
Lynch, Howell York Mrs. w. E
Truax, Mrs Mary Seymour, C. H
Newmark, Mrs. Grace H. Hilton, Mrs
A. Grant, G. p. Sidener, George Capser
Mrs. c. L. Webber. e. Bedal, Tinsley
Means, Mary Clark, Chester Clark.
MyronS Mason. Charles Kern, Mrs. N
M Ainsworth. Mrs. e. G. Kern, Miss
Ethel Marshall. Lucy l. Mitchell, Ed
ward Winterer.
The officers of the society are:
President, Edward Winterer Holly
wood vice president, l.. j. Merritt
Pasadena; second vice president, Mrs
Fannie Denton. Pasadena: third vice
president NJ L. Fitzgerald. Los An
geles; treasurer. Miss Fannie Fuller
ton, Los Angeles; secretary, Mrs. L.
Mitchell