Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-15
LONG BEACH

At a meeting of the executive com
mittee of the Ebell club Monday the
following new members were elected
Mrs. Elizabeth Hoffman, Miss Cora X.
Hoffman, Mrs. j. .. Graham, Mrs: W..
A. Lang. Mrs. A. F. Hamman and Mrs
T. G. Schulze.
DR.. and Mrs. S. E. Ball entertained
Monday at a family dinner at their
home, corner of Hill and Perkins
streets. Their guests were Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lynn E. Babcock, Mrs. M. A. Ball.
Miss Mary Ball and Mr.. Allkier OF
Riverside.
Mrs. Charles Pease and children re-
turned early last week from a delight
full visit in the New England states.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Newcombe or
Silver City came to Long Beach last
week for a six weeks stay
Rev. Mr.. Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds,
who have been touring the old world,
are expected to arrive in New YORK
today They will return to Long Beach
after two months visit in several or
the eastern states.
Mrs. Gertrude Thomas and Arthur
Lord were married Saturday afternoon
at 326 Olive avenue in the pretty cot
tage where they will make their home
after their wedding journey Is over.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
S. Dell Johnstone. Mrs. M. c. Brown
ana MI. Brown were DrlueSnalu anu
best man.
In the near future Mrs e. J. Sand
ers and her daughter will sail for Eu-
rope. Miss Sanders goes to complete
her musical education in Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Foster Of Kan
sas City are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. C. L. Day of East Fifth street.
Mrs. Foster is a sister of Mrs. Day and
is bride of less than fortnight.
Mo- fAeI rIA tns txynd
in retirement in Long Beach for three
months, left Saturday night for San
Diego where she will make her home.
She will be Joined by her husband, the
count, after he disposes of his large in
terests in Rhyolite. Countess Mora
jeska wrote several short stories while
here which will be published soon. Her
amanuensis and travelling companion
accompanied her to San Diego. The
countess entertained a party at dinner
at the Alexandria and at a box party
at the Mason theater on the eve of her
departure.
Mrs. A. N Wheelock of Riverside
with her son and daughter, are guests
at the home of Mrs. Frank Gray, 81;
Cedar street. The Wheelocks spent the
Skinner at East Newport.
Mrs. Joe Drew and Mrs. Abbie Gatcf
of Riverside are house guests of Mrs
r. H. Chittenden, 626 West Sixth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoker, 62i
West Fourth street. celebrated Wednes-
day the fortieth anniversary of their
wedding. which occurred in Bowling
Green, Ind. One month after their
marriage they Joined prairie schooner
train of eight wagons and moved to
Kansas, coming to California three
years ago. On the day of their we'd
ding anniversary they invited num-
ber of friends to join them in picnic
dinner.
Mrs. Goldstein, formerly wealthy
young leader of San Francisco society,
now of Ocean Park. entertained a num-
ber of friends Wednesday evening at
dinner at Hotel Alexandria, Los An
geles and later at a skating party at
the Majestic rink, this city.
The G. G. G. club were entertained
wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Ella Abb
bott of Ninth street
Mrs Frank Parrott has returned to
her home in Carroll Park after visit
ing several months with relatives in
the north.
, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Hamlin, 402
East Third street, who left rsday
for visit in Kansas, were rendered a
genuine and delightful surprise party
by a number Of friends Tuesday night.
Miss Ruth Kingman and Miss Nina
Sedgwick of Rialto are visiting in this
city.
The whist club of the Women OF
Woodcraft was entertained Tuesday
afternoon in their hall by Miss Georgia
Lanphere and Mrs. Claypool.
Rev. W. F. Lusk and Mrs. Lusk re-
ceived a large number of friends at
their home Tuesday night in honor of
their house guest, Miss Campbell of
Santa Ana.
Miss Mary Flickenger and her sister,
Mrs Emily White of Los Angeles, have
returned from an extended stay at
Idyllwild.
The knights and Ladies of Security
elected officers Tuesday night. Mrs.
Mary E. Conrad was chosen president.