Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-07
Out-Of- Town Society !
RIVERSIDE

The Womans club of Riverside.
which in the ten years of its existence
has incresed from Il charter member
ship of eleven to a membership of $50,
celebrated its tenth anniversary
Wednesday evening at Fraternal
brotherhood hall. 4 program was
given, following which a dainty sup
per was served.
Dancing season was opened at the
GlenWood Monday night with the
usual annual ball. Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Miller and Miss Alice Miller receiving.
AS on previous occasions the ladies'
appeared with powdered hair and
patches and quaint colonial costumes.
For guests who did not dance card
tables We're placed i'm the adobe, with
Mrs. John Simms and Mrs. E. f.. Mil
Ter in charge. Music was furnished
for dancing by the Glenwood orches-
ira and theater orchestra united. Re-
freshments We're served in the refec-
tory.
The annual reception of the Y. NJ.
c. \. and Ladies' auxiliary was given
New Years night in the auditorium
of the building, the receiving party in
cluding Secretary J. George Hunter
and Mrs. Hunter. Boys Director A. n.
Morris and Mrs. Morris and the board
of directors and their wives. a mu-
sical program in charge of Mr.. Wach-
tel was given, the numbers including
violin solo by Weyland Drew, a sax
ophone solo by w. II. Hatchfeld. Il
baritone solo by E. l.. Rea and a vocal
solo by Miss Bernice Harrington.
Games We're participated in and re-
freshments were served by the Ladies'
auXilary.
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Robertson of
Cridge street entertained eighty
friends New Years eve with genuine
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evidence and the Tam O'Shanter, and
the oId-time Scottish dances forming
the diversion of the evening.
The Bithian Daughters of the Mctho-
dist church entertained a large num-
Der of friends in the church parlors
"Wednesday evening in honor of their
new teacher, Miss Matte Duncan. A
banquet was served with covers laid
for seventy, and with Miss Georgia
Mcdonald as toastmaster. a number
of after-dinner toasts We're responded
TO as follows; Miss Ina Bryant, 1.-THE
Gentlemen;" Charles Johnson, "The
Bithian Daughters" Miss Arlee Kuy-
kendall Ties That Bind" our
Class" Miss Alice Papineau; "Our
Teacher" Miss Emma McKenny. Miss
Emma Briggs. the class president,
gave the address of welcome.
Miss Lucy Atwater of East seventh
street, who is this week entertaining
house party of college friends, gave
a "hower" party Wednesday night in
honor of her guests, Miss Agnes Tay-
lor of Ontario. Miss Ada Coy of San
Bernardino, Miss Bertha Almy Of
Mentone and Mrs. Grace Huntley SAL
isbury of Pasadena.
Young men of Miss Candies Bible
class We're hosts at a party for the
young people of the Baptist church
given Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. c. n. Dyer of Main street.
Miss Mary Noyes entertained the
members of the NJ r.. q. club We'd
nesday evening with a dancing party
at the home of her parents, Judge and
Mrs. j. S, Noyes of Main street.
Invitations have been received for
the wedding of George Nj, Crawford,
formerly OF Riverside, and Miss
Frances Burr omen of Berkeley The
marriage viii take place in that city
ON Tuesday January l6.
AT a pretty home wedding Monday
evening Miss Florence Foster became
the bride OF j. Walter Cnlinge. It