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Un comercfanfe Prominente Que Re-
cuDer6 La SaIud Con La PerHHa.
Mr.. John Nimmo, comerciante
de Ia ciudad de- Toronto, Canada, Gale
Lippincott, No. 215, y miembro de Ia
Orden Mas6nica. escribe 10 siguiente:
s'He eSfadO NAL de saIud pOr cnafrO
amos. EI inVfernO paSadO cogf un
resfFiadO nlHy severe, el Cnal Sc
EOcaIiz6 en- IA Veiiga y ri70nes, cau-
sandome grandes n1OIeSfias. Tome
dos remedies nuy anHnciadCs para Ia
enfermedad en- los rihOnes y no me
dierOn resuIfadOS.
0La Peruna fue sl 6ntco remedio que
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PeLigrOsa RnHermedad De IA
RidOnes, Curada.

La Peruna debe tomarse, tan pFonto
como Sc siente 81 primer sfntona de
enfArmedad en- los rifiones.
Este remedto va inmediatameRte Ia
raiz de la enfermedad.
embellishments alivia los Tihones
acatarrados, de la sangre estancada, y
evita que eI suero escape de Ia sangre.
La Peruna ayuda los rihones 8 eChar
fdera de la sangre el veneno acumulado
y asf evita las convu1ciones que pueden
sobrevenir, 81 e1 venenO Sc deja
permanecer.
Da Yigor 4 la acci6n del coraz6n y .
sistema digestive, los cualss son aptos q
ser afectados por esta enfermedad.
La Peruna curs el catarro en- los
rifIones, por Ia simple raE6n de que cura
81 catarro adonde quiera que Sc localiza.
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Aver taTde se vic 81 auto de Habeas
Corpus presentado por eI Lcdo. Rosy 4
nombre de Manuel Rivera Colon. Qued6
en- iberdad bajo fanza de $3.50 81 ltines
resolyer6 el Tribunal defnitivamente.
Gabriel Silva, acuBado de acometi-
miento aggression por Ia Corte de distrito.
Come Diaz f16 asistido esta manana
De una herida inciHa en Ia cabeza.
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INTERESA.

a LOS pROFESORES De MUSIcA. - Jesds
Rend0n Almira, tiene cOnstante existencia
de instrumentos: tales como Clarinetes,
Flautas, Flautines, Cornetines, BaTftonos,
BombaTdinos, Trombones, Violines, Man
dolines, Violoncellos, etc. M6todos de Sol
feo para toda clase de Instrumentos. Ac-
cesorios mOsica en- general. Tambien Sc
hace cargo de traer un instrumental para
Banda. Pa1a informes sObre cuRlquier ar
tfculo que Sc desee, Allen 81 st. Apartado
ZIG. SanJual1s Puerto Rico. 15va
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Sc VENDE

En- el termino municipal dc Sa-
linas, barrio de Rio-Juelles una
propiedad compuesta de 205 cuer-
das de terreno, de hierba de gui-
nea, aqua sufciente y con el ga
nado que encierra.
Para mas informes, diriiirse q
su dueflo Don Antonio Flores de
Aibonito.
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sEMPER.

lei Hefor jefe de bomberos deeata ciu-
dad nos envi6, con motivo de Ia noticia
que disFamos respecto d renuncia del
sargento Aureliano Pens, una copia del
RegIamento del cuerpo, en- cuyo artfculo
se expreaa q. para Ia admission en- 81 insti-
tuto dabe vivirBs en- Ia misma municipali-
dad. AfiEmaaa que el referido e1-saTganto
viva en- Catafio ALI parecs vivid sian-
pre- pre1tando 6tilea 0arYiCi0E al cusEp0.
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En- las pr0ximas COrtes.

NeWYOrk, Agoto H. 130 p m
OTo deo de Madrid norma
poyto ley uyendo tamen
gventes en- 10 ley
Tempo
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Sol.-Buena renta.-Informes +. L. SAM
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/ Un rernedlo, que
cura todos los de-
sarreglos catarrsles
de los rihones, es
realmente necesario
en- el hogar. La Pc
runa es eI renaeoio,
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COnfIiCtO COniuradO.
AgitaCi0n pOIitiCa en- Ecuador.

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maIea
pO de CRISIS en6mca acentda aunas
Hay cnfanza geu6n presidential po enemgO
este manienen atente inquetud e interior del
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
PASADENA

Mr.. and Mrs. John Peaslee announce
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Adelaide, to Leonard H. Brown Of Palo
Alto. The wedding will take place on
September 13 at the home of the brides
parents, Ga Worcester avenue.
Captain and Mrs. A. de G. Sutton
returned Sunday from visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Bruce. at Santa Monica.
They are preparing to go to their old
home in England next summer for a
good long visit. In case their daughter,
Miss May decides to try again for the
worlds championship In tennis the trip
will be made together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence L. Day are
spending few weeks vacation in this
city, occupying the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Baumgartner on Palmetto
drive Mr.. Day is the manager Of the
Long Beach Press. Mr.. and Mrs.
Baumgartner are occupying the Day
cottage at Long Beach during the same
period
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Pryor of San
Francisco have leased the handsome e
home of Mrs. Emily A. Macy on Mark
ham avenue for the coming winter.
On Friday of next week will occur a
meeting of the seven w. c. T. u. So
cieties in the Pasadena federation, the
meeting to be held in the Arroyo Seco
below California street. 1t is expected
that Mrs. Hester T. Griffith, a former
Pasadena woman, now president of the
Los Angeles organization will be pres
ent and speak. The federation in
cludes in it's membership some three
hundred women.
A number Of Pasadena people went
TO Garvanza Wednesday evening tt
witness the wedding of Miss Grace Full
Ter and Oscar Leslie Head, both for
merly Of North Pasadena. Rev. H. r.
s5taats, pastor emeritus of the North
Pasadena Congrega tional church. Off
ciated. Mr.. and Mrs. Head will make
their home at Palo Alto, where the
groom intends entering Stanford uni
Versity.
Miss Edith Rowland on Tuesday
afternoon very pleasantly entertaine eo
at 800 in honor of Mrs. John Lee of AL
| bion, N. Y, formerly Miss Frank Boil
of this city. The Rowland home or
South Marengo avenue was beautifully
decorated for the occasion.
Mrs. T. j. c. Webster entertained g
number of friends at luncheon Thurs.
| day in honor of Miss McFadden OF
| Santa Monica. The guest Of honor has
just returned from Oberlin college
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
About People

Mr.. and Mrs. Wiltcie B. Ames Of 2433
South Flower street are back in Los
Angeles after a months automobile
tour of California.
Mrs. G. c. Parker of S11 West Twen-
ty-eighth street has returned from San
Diego.
Mrs. Frank P. Jones and daughter,
Miss Hortense Barnhart Jones, Of $50
West Thirtieth street have returned
after spending six weeks at Avalon,
Catalina.
Mrs. Robert Jefferson Smith of 1876
West Twenty-seventh street, with her
daughters, has returned from San
Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry r. Coats of Ho-
tel Welland returned last week from
Ocean Park.
Mrs. Lucie Banning OF 51S South Hill
street has. returned from two years
absence abroad.
Charles Hastings of the Mesa Alta
ranch, Sierra Madre, returned from Eu-
rope Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles w. Hinchcliffe of 2414
South Grand avenue has returned from
an extended trip through the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Woolwine and
Miss Martha Woolwine of 2601 DowneS
avenue are at home again after severa
weeks spent in the Yosemite valley.
Miss Clara Haas has returned from
San Diego.
Miss Blanche Donnell of 6312 Pasa.
dena avenue has returned from her triI
to New York.
Rev. Hugh X. Walker and family OF
171S South Flower street have returned
from Catalina.
DR.. H. Gordon Bayless Of the An
gelus has returned from a three months
trip through the east.
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LEAVES FROM SOCIETY'S NOTE BOOK

is spending several weeks at 1dyli-
wild.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard r. volmer Of
South Grand avenue are spending the
summer at Avalon.
Mrs. Philip eerhardy is at Red
wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Doolittle Of 1921
Orange street are planning to leave
the latter part Of the month for Homo
lulu.
Miss Florence Sutton is at Cincinnati.
where she has planned. with her sis
ter, May, to compete for the national
tennis honors
Misses Mamie and Mollie Dillon are
at Santa Monica,
Mrs. Jeanette lie Sage and Miss Eva
lie Sage of 1920 Manitou avenue have
left for san Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Desmond and Miss
Mary Desmond of $50 South Alvarado
street are touring the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. I. whitaker and
the Misses Whitaker are spending the
summer at SO1 ocean front, ocean Park.
Mrs. Spoor Mackey of 23O9 Ocean
View avenue, with her house guest,
Mrs. r. H. Stickney of Bullfrog New,
will leave for Catalina this week.
Mrs. Ella H. Enderlein of 6O56 Hayes
street is at Ventura.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F.. Warnook of 1015
West Twenty-fifth street are planning
to leave this week for Chicago.
Mrs. J. r. Murphy of Edgemont road
and Sunset avenue, accompanied by her
daughter and son, Ruth and Carl, Will
leave tomorrow for a two weeks visit
at Santa Monica.
Mrs. Martha j. Robinson of 6055
Hayes street is at San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Weld Of Ocean
Park will leave Wednesday for an ex-
tended trip through the orient.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alandson Hart are
touring the east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester L. Robinson Of
1907 West Ninth street are at Catalina.
Miss Julia Whitman of 633 West
Eighteenth street left Friday for OK
nard.
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Ohio. where she made a special study Of
music.
Mrs. Anabel Head was hostess on
Wednesday evening a the Marsh Jap
anese garden on South Fair Oaks ave-
nue. at a japanese feast of moons, given
in honor Of Mrs. Orcelia Hines and Miss
Ratcliff. A portion Of the evening was
spent in playing cards and this was
followed by serving Japanese refresh
ments.
Miss Alice Smith, a missionary In
the Hawaiian Islands. gave an address
Thursday before the West Side Congre-
gational Church Missionary society.
The meeting was held at the home OF
Mrs. f. w. Austin. Preceding this
Mrs. Lon r. Chaplin entertained few
friends in Miss Smiths honor.
Mrs. L. A. Covey and her daughter.
Miss Mabel Covey, were hostesses at a
very attractive tea given at their home
on South Wilson avenue Thursday
afternoon in honor of Miss Marie
Howell, who Is shortly to become the
bride Of Clarence G. Covey, the son of
Mrs. Covey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Twyman and family,
Miss True Patterson, Miss Ethel Flynn
and Miss Fern Lincoln are members of
party which went into camp this
week for two weeks stay at Carter's
camp In the Santa Anita canyon.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blossom and
Miss Rowena Blossom leave for the
east on August %. The trip will be
made over the Northern Pacific, the
family taking a steamboat at Duluth
for a lake trip They hope to return to
Pasadena shortly after the holidays.
rdhdr vwaanisdcmfywpp
The projected trip to Alaska has had
to be given up because Of the press of
business affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Van Nuys re-
turned on Monday from several weeks
stay at Lake Tahoe. Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Buchanan returned from the
same place on Sunday. All parties re-
port a delightful outing.
The formal announcement Is made of
the approaching wedding of Miss Eliza
beth Buford Goodwin and Wilfred Os-
'wald K1amroth, both former residents
of Pasadena and well known musicians.
Both bride and groom-to-be reside in
New York city. The wedding will
probably take place at Bar Harbor in
the early fall The announcement is
very interesting to Pasadena society,
with whom both Miss Goodwin and
MIR. Klamroth are deservedly popular.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
LONG BEACH

Miss Mildred Marie Connell, daughter
of Mrs. M. 2. Connell, and Mr.. A. b.
Brewer were married wednesday night
at the nome of the bride, AIS East Sixth
street, Rev. Charles Pease officiating.
The guests included only relatives and
close friends Of the bridal couple. The
decorations were very tasteful and
pretty.
An International concert" was given
at the First Congregational church
Thursday night which proved great
success. The church parlors were con-
verted into an Indian village, furnish
ing a good setting for the pantomime
of "Hiawatha.'' The program con-
sisted OF variety of selections rem
dered by persons in appropriate Co.'S
tunes.
A party Of Long Beach people and
their out Of town friends who enjoyed
an outing at Catalina last week were
Mr.. and Mrs. N. II. Capron and sons,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Boggs Mr.. and
Mrs. George Boggs Of Oklahoma, Mr..
Dawes and daughter, Mrs. Gertrude
Force, Mrs M Q. Dawes and Mrs.
Sherman and daughter Of Colorado.
Paul de Longpree, his wife and their
daughter Miss Pauline, arrived in this
city Monday and took apartments at
Hotel Julian for a month.
The art class held an indoor meeting
Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. M. Goodhue and discussed Foun-
tainebleau and the modern landscape
art Of France. One of the most inter
esting lectures of the entire series was
given by Miss Wheeler.
Miss Sniff entertained with an auto
ride and beach luncheon at Whites
Point Monday in compliment to Miss
O'Day Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Brassington of
H. -
Chestnut avenue.
Mrs. Scott and Miss Eola Scott will
leave soon for Santa Barbara, where
they have secured a cottage for the
winter.
Mrs W. ]. Horne returned last week
after pleasant outing at Yosemite.
Mrs. Orlando Kellum and son left
Monday for Chicago, where they will
spend two months.
Mrs. ]. ]. Penny has returned home
after spending several months in the
east.
Miss Mary D. Argetsinger and Lloyd
L. Rutherford of Oregon were married
last Sunday at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Arget
singer 1643 Appleton street, the Rev.
James Waters officiating. The wedding
was the elimination of a courtship
which began when they were class
| mates in the Lebanon high school. A
supper and reception followed after the
ceremony.
Mrs. C. B. Bellows Of S52 Pacific ave-
nue. entertained with a Kensington
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
house guest, Miss Clara N Robinson,
of San Jose The guests were Mrs.
| Will Julian, Mrs. Walter Snider, Mrs.
H. G. Brown. Mrs. Carrie l.. Day, Mrs.
Joe Young, Mrs. w. j. Slater, Mrs. H.
Continued Page Tbree.)
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For Nisitinn Girl

Mrs. Lester L. Robinson Of 1907 West
Ninth street gave a charming card
party Friday afternoon In honor OF
her house guest. Miss Edith Williams
of youngstown, .. A beautiful hand
painted bowl was given as a prize tc
Mrs. Rachel Harris. while Mrs. w. @
schreiber was awarded a brass jar
diniere. Mrs. O. P. clark won the
consolation prize, character sketch
AS guest Of honor Miss Williams re-
ceived a handsome bronze incense
lamp.
The score cards were hand-painted
with sketches of tennis girls, and the
house was decorated with red and
white asters and asparagus ferns.
The guests included Mesdames
Thomas Hughes, A. M. Parsons, John
Finley p. J. Conway, f. j. stanton
John Zobelein, w. T. Covington, Byror
I. Oliver owen MoAleer, Rachel Har-
ris, Edward Zobelein, j. S. Ambrose
J. P. MacEwen. Frank Bryson. V. w
owen, o. P. Clark, Harry Harrington
n. c. Fryman, Mark Turnbull Leo c
Gates, Charles Stansbury, A. O. Nor
tin. Ralph Hagan, Frank c7lhv. w
G.. Schreiber, II. Ryan, Charles Gates
c. c. Perkins of Pasadon', Misses
Maud Adams. Neil Lockwood d"rt1
Gilmore, Adelaide Stanton, Anono
Taylor and Grace Ryan.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Give Lawn Fete

On the grounds of Mr. an1 Mrs. c. j.
Georges home. corner Var nnd Ocean
View streets, the members OF ST. Cath
arine's guild of Hollywood sEp scopal
church gave a lawn f5te yesterday
afternoon
Mines. c. J. George, Arthur Straus,
Arthur Let's, F. A. Habersham, E. F.
Boeardus, o. r. Bletcher, A. B. Bar
rett and Miss Stewart were the host
esses, and Mrs. Ella Hoar Mrs. e. w.
Elliott, Mrs. w. G. Bower and N1ss
BESSIE Bartlett served tea. Mrs. M. G.
Nichols and Miss Minnie Bridges had
charge of the fortune telling booth and
Mrs. Rowland, Misses Blanche de
1ongpre, williams, Gladys Williams
and Holdridge had charge of the punch
bowl. Mrs. r. P. Risher, assisted by
Mines. Clyde Eastman, w. H. Avery,
Leon Conklin, Charles Hanchett and
Miss Charlotte Bailey, had charge of
the ice cream booth.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Where They Go :
''''*s'S'*F**s 'ss*%%**ss ~.

DR.. and Mrs, H. B. McNutt are spend
ing couple Of weeks at La Jola.
Mrs. A. W. Slosson and Miss Elisa.
Moyer are at San Bernardino.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J. Byrne are spend-
ing week at Hotel Coronado
Mr.. and Mrs. Tevis Campbell. Mr..
and Mrs. James Kays and Miss Marie
Mullen will return soon from Avalon.
where they have been spending a great
part OF the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. N. Van Nuys and
the Misses Annis and Kate Van Nuys
are at the Hotel Arcadia, Santa Mon
lea.
G. Connell and Miss Catharlne Con-
nell are planning to leave shortly for
a trip through the orient
Major and Mrs. Ben G. Truman ana
Miss Georgia Truman of 52Ol Pasadena
avenue are spending several weeks at
Lake Tahoe.
Mr.. and Mrs James Tidmarsh OF
Twenty-third street and their two sons.
Arthur and Fred, are at the Hotel De-
catur, Ocean Park.
DIR. Herbert r. True OF Hotel Weeland
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Rronson.Ranker Wedding

Miss Olive Banker was married
Thursday to Edmund B. Bronson in
the First Methodist church, Sixth and
Hill streets, with Rev. Robert McIn-
tyre officiating. Miss Banker, who
had no attendants, wore her going
away gown of brown broadcloth and
a becoming brown velvet hat. She
carried white roses. After the we'd
ding breakfast, which was served at
the home of the brides mother, Mrs.
Bessie F. Banker, 1929 South Hill
street, Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson left for
their wedding trip, embracing prac-
tically all the large cities Of the east.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Complimentary Dinner

I Miss Bertha Booker of Virginia. who
is the house guest of Rev. and Mrs.
Baker p. Lee, was the complimented
guest at a charming little dinner party
given Thursday evening by Miss Helep
Chaffee, daughter of Gen. and Mrs
Adna R. Chaffee of 2316 South Fig
ueroa street. Pink roses and ferns
were artistically scattered over the
table. Plates were laid for Miss So
lano, Mrs. Merchant. Miss Catharine
Albers, Miss Macnie, Miss Margaret
Daniels, Miss Chaffee and Messrs
Hobbs, Page, Kay, Crawford. l.. p
Swain, Barnard, Carl KlolIke and
Lieut.. Chaffee.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
At Beach COTTAGE

Mrs. Henry Van Carter of 945 West
Twentieth street, but who at present
is occupying her cottage at Seaside
park, gave a delightfully."- appointed
luncheon Wednesday with Mesdanes
Lewis Clarke Carlisle, j. A. lie DouX,
Alexander Mills, Walter ]. Wren, T.
G. Paxton, Ethel r. M. Graham. Ed
ward r. Bradley Burton Williamson
and Miss Ethel Graham as her guests.
Cowry shells cut in the shape of
baskets were given as favors and the
luncheon tables were abloom with
buttercups
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Entertalns Club

Mrs. NJ. H. Poehner of 10 West
Twenty-ninth street gave luncheon
and bridge whist party Wednesday for
members of the Silver club. The place
cards, which were adorned with hand
painted sketches of nasturtiums, bore
the names of Mines. G. V. Horr, f. h.
Jones, E. ]. Vawter, jr., Fred Johnson,
]. A. Coldwells, Edward c. Letter w.
H. Mayne, Wiley j. Rouse, Warren S.
Young, George H. Kress and M. F.
Van Horn.
Nasturtiums were banked on the
tables and mantel in the dining room,
and tiny envelopes bearing humorous
verses were suspended by yellow 1ib-
bons from the chandelier.
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viii Give Lecture

Or. Kate Levy Of Chicago, who Is
now in Aitadena, viii lecture before an
audience of mothers Monday. Aug. 27,
at 3 p. m, at the B'nai Birth hall on
the Care of Children from Infancy TO
Adolescence"
Or. Levy has had eleven years ex-
perience in work among children of all
classes. She is the author OF Health
and Sanitation Among Russian Jews
in Chicago"
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
celehrates RirthdaY

Mrs. Alfred Chapel Of 416 Jackson
street, gave a luncheon Friday in
honor of the 18TH anniversary of her
mother, Mrs. Elmira Reynolds. Mrs.
F. Schneider, Mrs, j. Hayes, Mrs. F..
Staben and Miss Mary M. Schneider
presented an interesting musical pro-
grain. Plates were laid for Mines. Julia
Moore, Maud Burdick, j. G, Judy, p,
Staben, Emma Sherman, Elmira Rey-
nolds, George Robinson, Alfred Chapel,
r. w. Roster, C. W. Mase. d. r. Tul-
man, Edward Stutz and Master Ray
fnond Stutz
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Hollywood Theater Party

A theater party from the Hotel Hol-
lywood came in Friday night and en-
joyed Mrs. Danes Defense" at the
Belasco, with supper at Levy's after
ward. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Lippincott, l.. H. Durant,
e. S. Pauly, S. G. Wilson, w. M. Black
burn, Gilmour, Miss Josephine Lewis
and Mr.. Ward Hughes.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26

hall. South Main street, for the benefit
of the philanthropic fund of the organ
ization. Mrs. James T. Neighbors Of
1915 West Ninth street is chairman Of
the arrangement committee. which in
cludes Mines. Charles Clifford, J. H.
Neal, Elliott Fay, George Keym, Nettie
Williams and M. A. O'Blennis. The
card tables will be divided into sections
and the players in each section will re-
ceive hand-painted plate and an ash
tray as prizes
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Mrs. Ralph Haqan compIImented

Mrs. wallace II. spinks Of 104s Or
anee street gave a 500 party Friday
afternoon as a farewell compliment to
Mrs Ralph Hagan, who, In company
with Miss cynthia Van Worst and Miss
T.. woodward, will leave Thursday for
Japan.
An address hook, IN which each one
present wrote her name, was awarded
to Mrs. Hagan as the first prize, while
Miss Thornton received box Of mono
gram note paper as second prize.
Among the guests were Mines George
A. Ralphs. W. O. Morton, Wiltcie b.
Ames, Frank BOWLS, Morris, Miss
Thornton, Miss Cynthia Van Worst and
Miss Woodward.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Bridge Whist Party

Mrs. E. r. Parmelee of the Gray
Gables and Mrs. George H. Kress of
1880 Fair Oaks avenue, Pasadena, gave
bridge whist party at the home Of the
latter Thursday. Scarlet geraniums,
roses and begonias, combined with
greenery. made an artistic decoration
for the house.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Gives Farewell Luncheon

Mrs. ]. A. lie DouX of 1430 Constance
street will give a luncheon next Friday
as a farewell to Mrs. Harry Van Carter
of 945 West Twentieth street. who will
leave for the east in a short time.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
FraternaI Lodqe Entertains

The members Of Fraternal lodge, T.
F. B., gave a progressive whist party
Thursday evening in Paulk's- hall, West
Washington street. as a farewell COM
pliment to Mrs II. r. Reed of 576h
West Pico street, who is planning to
leave September for a tour of the
southern states. The guests were en-
tertained with musical program, fol-
lowed later in the evening by dancing.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Entertains Merry Wives, Club

The members of the Merry Wives
club, who include Mines. Dan Lauber-
sheimer. Roy P. Hillman, w. S. Bailey,
Edwin Anderson, Charles H. Fayram,
Louis Gilhousen, Harry Gilman Fol-
som, Earl Anderson, George Franklin,
Hayward and Miss Alberta Warren.
were entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. S. b. Bailey Of 1910 West Twenty
fourth street
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Give Social Affair

Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Mitchell Of 80i1
Brighton avenue entertained Tuesday
evening the members OF the University
300 club, who include Mr.. and Mrs. G.
b. Ming, Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Green Mr..
and Mrs. Nat w. Brown Mr.. and Mrs.
r. w Blake, Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Bar
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Burris Mitchell Mrs. A. b.
Howe and Miss Charlotte Brown.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26
Boz Panty and Luncheon

Mrs. George A. Ralphs of Eleventh
and Arapahoe streets gave a box party
at the Orpheum, followed by luncheon
at Christopher's, Wednesday in honor
OF Mrs. Ralph Hagan.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-08-26

party Thursday evening at 1915 South
Grand avenue. All the girls whose
names range from l. to q will attend.
musical and literary program will be
present ted