Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-15

Francisco; Mr. and Mrs. ]. f. Sims,
Miss IT. G. Bailey and Miss Bailey, who
go to Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Sims ex-
pect to return on the Roanoke in a
short time.
Mrs. s. M. shatto. Miss Kehoe, RUS
sell Morgan and Edna Morgan, all of
Redlands, have taken apartments at
the Yale and will make an extended
visit.
Charles w. Haven, wife and little
daughter, Miss Bertha, have returned
after a five weeks trip through North
ern California.
Mrs. D. " Welbourne and daughter,
Miss Esther, OF Marion. Ind, visited
Mrs. w w. Lowe during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keyes Of Cuca-
monga are in Long Beach for sum-
mer's outing.
Mr.. and Mrs f. =. CROUCH have re-
turned to their home in Watsonville
after spending q month i'm Long Beach.
They were guests at the Louise.
II. r. Green, a division passenger
agent Of the Salt Lake. and Mrs. Green,
are spending the summer in this city.
Mrs. Fred Bixby is entertaining Miss
Gilmore Merrill and Miss Green of
Berkeley during this month. A number
of little affairs will be given to add to
the pleasure of their stay here.
Mrs. Ella Baughman entertained the
following friends last Monday evening
at Hotel Park View: Mr.. and Mrs.
Sewer, Mrs, Bradley. Mrs. Bennett
Miss Crane. Dr. Winckied and Mr..
Johnson The games of whist and five
hundred were played.
Mrs. a. j. Swingle of 1871 Appleton
street ENTERTAINED a large number of
friends Monday evening in honor of
Mrs. John Schlegel, who will soon leave
for Fairview, where she expects to
spend the remainder of the summer
with her mother
Mrs. Harry Bixby and little son,
Harry L. Bixby, have returned home
after a six months oriental tour in
cluding China and Japan. Mrs. BiXby
is at the Ocean avenue home of her
mother, Mrs Jotham Bixby, where she
will spend the summer. In the fall she
will reoccupy her home at "a St. James
park. Los Angeles.
Miss Alberta Coyle and Mr.. Gordon
G.. Charlton were married Monday night
at the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Louise Coyle, 725 East Third street. The
Rev. j. Lewis Smith ohiciated The
guests included a party of twenty
friends from Joplin, Mo.
Mrs. Hayes and her two daughters
left Tuesday for Lake Tahoe where
they will spend a month. Miss Mar
garet Hayes, now in the east, will join
them at Lake Tahoe and return home
with them.
MIR. and Mrs r. c. Chapman returned
Tuesday after several weeks of camp
ing in the mountains.
Miss Bertha Strength of Los Angeles
is visiting Miss Ruth Pillsbury at the
Krosnest.
Rev. Charles L. Laurence and wife
of Pasadena have come to Long Beach
to spend the summer.
Mrs. G.. C. Burbank is expecting the
arrival of Miss Elizabeth White of
Chicago. who will be her guest through
out the summer. The two were class
mates in Chicago university
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolich and two daugh-
ters, and Mrs. Alice Smith, all of Dem
ing, N. NJ, have taken apartments at
the Krosnest for the summer. Miss
Anna 3. Gould of Phoenix, Ariz., is
also with the party.
Mrs. McNair of G1endora has Joined
her two daughters, who are summering
at the Windermere.
Miss Katherine r. Kevane and Mr.
Alexander II. Murray were married at
10:30 O'Clock Thursday morning at the
home of the bride. 325 Olive avenue.
Rev. Father Farrar officiated Miss
Sarah Lyon was bridesmaid and Mr.
Humrichhouser acted as best man.
Honeysuckle, sweet peas and hydran-
geas were used profusely in decoration.
Mrs Murray is native daughter. Her
home was in San Gabriel, but she has
taught in Long Beach for six years.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Stevens and
daughter, Miss Margaret, will leave to-
morrow for New York, whence they
will sail for Italy on the Carpathia
Their trip, which will last a year, will
include many points of interest. To-
morrow morning Mrs. Stevens will meet
IN Los Angeles her brother, Rev. Harry
tillinsham of Rockland Mich, and his
family. They will make California
their future home.