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Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Celebrate Anniversary

Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
Fox, Holmby avenue, East Hollywood,
held a reception to celebrate the fif-
teenth anniversary of their marriage.
The evening was spent by jolly crowd
of friends. There was singing and
dancing and a remarriage of the happy
couple, who acted as though this was
the wedding of fifteen years ago. The
house was neatly decorated in aspara-
gus fern, white carnations, pepper
boughs and white bells. Those present
who extended their best wishes were
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Let's, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. A. Aldritt, Mr.. and Mrs. o. c.
Sens, Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Metcalf, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. S. Carroll, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
A. Grosser, Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Weaver,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Bartlett, Mr.. and Mrs
Vogel, Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Winnett,
Mrs. K. Sens, Mrs. K. Smith, the
Misses Hutton, Ada Let's, Gladys
Let's, Alice Andrews, Emile Grosser
Lucille Grosser, and Messrs. H. Philip
w. H. B. Kilner Charles Anderson, w
Branyon, c. B. Sens, e. v. T. Sens,
Sale and Fitzwilliams. Many beauti-
full gifts of crystal were received by
the happy couple.
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carnations were arranged. Hammer
meyers orchestra played for the dane
ing, and among the guests present were
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Franklin, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hazard, Misses Eulalie
Rollins, Frances Andrews. Elizabeth
Helm, Blanche Kellie, Maybelle Barlow,
Hazel Barlow. elizabeth Bard, Eloise
Watson, Charlotte Frans, Helen En-
cry, Ella Thompson, Beatrice Fessen-
den, Katherine Ramsay, Jeanette Ken
dali, Florence Hearndon, Sarah Utley
Kate Van Nuys. Marian Gartzman,
Olive Erdt, Gene Stetson, Beatrice Cut
ter Marion Phinney, Barbara Sawtelle,
Charline Coulter, Eva Woolcott, and
Keith Voxbirg, Roy Silent. Alton
Brown, Tom Spaulding, Gait Ingram
Preston Locke, Volney Spaulding, Ben
ton Van Nuys, Reeve Gartzman. Owen
Eversole Raymond Stephens, Lyman
McFie, Paul Brant, Paul Heron, Jack
Bayly, Stuart O'Melveny, Paul McC uire,
David Brant, Paul Heron, Jack Nc
Farland, James Utley Robbins Little,
Louis Woolwine, Jordan .jtone. VIII
Stone, Walter Brunswig, Waldo Norris,
Monk and Will Graves.
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Have peliohtfuI MEETING

The members of the V. G. club had a
delightful meeting Friday afternoon at
the home of Miss Mae Gibson, 1884
South Flower street A color scheme of
lavender was carried out in the decora-
tions, menu and score cards for the
games. and the guests prize, hand
some brass jardiniere, wa, awarded to
Miss Gladys Let's. Miss Josephine Ra-
ber received the first club prize, also
brass jardiniore. and the consolation
was given to Miss Nano Whittlesey.
Special guests present were Misses Jen-
ME McPeak, Allihea and Elizabeth
Walker, Edna and Gladys Let's and
Aileen Mcmillan of Hollywood. The
club members include Mesdames jerks
and Shellhorn, Misses Marguerite Ar
mold, Nano Whittlesey, Daisy Craig,
Margaret Gilbert, Josephine Raber,
Mona Taylor and Gertrude Wagsoner.
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To Wed in Pomona Church

of Pomona and John Condit Bloeser of
Los Angeles will take place Tuesday
evening, June rs, at the First Presby-
terian church of Pomona. The bride
has chosen Miss Jeanette Armstrong
as maid of honor and the Misses Helen
Martin, Sever, Martha Armstrong and
Hawley as bridesmaids. Ned Currier
will stand with the bridegroom and Da-
vid White. George Graham, Louis
Hauser, ane Herman Hauser will actas
ushers. After the ceremony reception
will be given at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Armstrong,
504 Center place, Pomona.
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Close Years Work

The Averill club closed its years work
with a picnic at Eastlake park Tues
day. Mrs. A. M. Foster was toastmas-
ter and Mrs. S. ]. Paul responded to
Past and Present Presidents; Mrs.
Charles E. Bacon to THE Newly Elect
en- Officers; Mrs. H. F. Johnson to
1.-THE Good Accomplished; Mrs. F. D.
Mcdowell to What Others Accom-
plished," and Mrs. Juliet Stearn to
Next Years Program"
Mrs Best sang a solo and Mrs. ]. w.
Henry and the club quartet gave sew
eral original songs. Several talks were
given by B. F. Sanborn and Councilmen
Clampitt and Dromgold.
Mrs. Juliet Steire was elected presi-
dent; Mrs. e. A. Clampitt, first vice
president; Mrs. J. ]. St:ll, second vice
president; Mrs. F. w. Buswell, secre-
tary; Mrs. George G. Robinson. treas
urer, and Mrs. j. c. LeMaster, critic.
The club will meet October 1 at the
home of Mrs. j. w. Henry, 1412 Bur-
lington avenue.
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Give Vote Of Thanks

A vote of thanks was given by the
board members of the Lark Ellen
Newsboys home to the people at large,
the Woman's Lyric club, Macmillan
Dick, violinist; Miss Georgiella Lay,
pianiste, and the press in return for
the work they did In helping to make
Miss Ellen Beach Yaw's concert May
% for the benefit of the Lark Ellen
Newsboys' home the success it was
One thousand and one and a half dol
lars were netted by the concert. The
regular meeting of the board mem
bers was held Wednesday at the home
and plans for using the money were
made. The board members include
Mrs. j.. Frank McGrath, president;
Mrs G. j. Vieira, secretary; Miss Mary
Housed, financial secretary; Mrs. G.
w. McClary, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. c. c. Cory, Norman Lee and G. J.
Vieira.
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Display Hospitality

Mrs. Telfair Creighton and Miss
Juana Creighton displayed their charm
ing hospitality at a dancing party given
Friday evening at their home, 1926
Ellendale place, in honor Of those who
took part in Mrs. Jarley's wax works
at the garden fete given by Mrs. Rufus
L. Horton. The house was decorated
with great arches and banks of bamboo,
and only candles, of which there were
hundreds, were lighted. Supper was
served in the garden which was lighted
with festoons of Japanese lanterns. The
hostesses were assisted in entertaining
by Misses Marian and Gertrude Church
i'll, Darnetta Norton, Alice Smith, Wini-
fred Bleaker and Marian Porter. Ar
ends orchestra played and forty guests
We're present.
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To Present Three Comedies

Two one-act comedies will be pre-
sented by the seniors of the Dobinson
School of Expression and one by the
dramatic class of the school Wednes-
day evening in Dobinson auditorium,
est is being taken in the farce, NANNY
Betty Meets Mr.. Jupiter" prepared by
Mrs. Dobinson and Miss Mathews, and
which will be given. by the senior class.
The cast for "An Amateur Rehears-
aP' will include Miss O'Connor as Mrs.
Porter Primrose, Miss FQshia as Miss
Marian Butler, Miss Kirkham as Miss
Dora Delavan, Miss Crane as Miss Aim
Adams, Miss Dehmlow as Miss Bessie
Barney, Miss Shepherd as. Miss Della
Chester, Miss Wade as Miss frankie
Penn, Mr.. Buttholf as Mr.. Thatch and
Mr. Phipps as Bertie Raymond.
In "All-of-a-Flurry Peggy" Miss
Tobias will take the part of Mrs. John
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Society

n OCIETY is taking a strong interest
in the matinee performance of
- Amelie Rives' novel, "Tanis, the
Sand Digger" dramatized by DR.. Z.
William Bachman, to be given by
Hilda Gilbert Tuesday at the Belasco.
This will be Miss Gilberts first pro-
fessional appearance in this city, and
the leading part of Sam Rose will be
taken by Hobart Bosworth. Others
in the cast are Florence Smythe, Vir-
ginia Berry, Howard Scott and Tom
Lowell.
Prominent society women who will
act as patronesses are Mines. g. Bu-
miller Hickey, M. j. Connell, Walter
Raymond, Willoughby Rodman, Morris
Albee, H. NJ. Bishop, Cosmo Morgan,
Matthew Robertson, Henderson Hay
ward, Sheldon Borden, Samuel Glover,
John H. Norton, John w. Edwards,
Fred A. Hines, w. l. Hollingsworth,
oliver C. Bryant, Samuel w. Schenck,
Arthur Let's, c. o. Mclaughlin, N. E.
Rice, William ]. Danford, E. A. Wallis,
Walter Lindley, F. T. Frost, R, V:
Day, Lewis Clark Carlisle, Berthold
Baruch, William S. Cross, Julian john
son, H. NJ Bishop, w. w. Johnstone,
jr.. f. j. Last, Jefferson D. Gibbs, Eliza
Tupper Wilkes j. B. Lippincott, w.
w. Stilson, j. Fielding Stilson, w. l.
Lewis, Erasmus Wilson, Frank b.
Long, George Goldsmith, w. w. Sea-
man, j. p. Fitzgerald, DR.. Dorothea
Moore. DR.. Helen Woodruff and Misses
Olive Percival, Mary Foy and Marie
Mullen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Faculty Members Receive

In Metropolitan hall, 327k South
Spring street, the faculty of the Los
Angeles Conservatory of Music and
Arts received yesterday afternoon in
honor of the twentY-fourth anniversary
of the commencement exercises. The
pupils promoted from the preparatory
course gave a concert Next Saturday
the pupils promoted from the interme-
diate course will give concert in Met
ropolitan hall, and Thursday afternoon,
June 27, the pupils promoted from the
academic course will entertain in Bur-
bank hall, 542 South Main street. The
pupils of the silver and gold medal and
diploma classes will give their COM
mencement concert Friday evening,
June 2S, in Blanchard hall, 23S South
Broadway.
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rn Maet ruesday Evening

The New Hampshire society mein-
hers viii meet at Burbank hall Tues
dav evening. and after the business is
Transacted a program will be presented.
PROT. Deming of Pasadena will give an
i,str,,r,antaI !, solo and vocal duet will
he he's rendered by Mrs. Ida Williams and
Mrs M A. Fuller, Arthur Kentz will
a'ivs v banjo solo and Mrs. George
sis 5dems and Mrs. Fred Martin will give
readings from Longfellow. Miss Mary
Whiting and Fred Seaver VIII give
readings, and Judge York VIII MAKE
s,,e,.t sneech: After the program cards
and and dancing will be enjoyed, and all
friends are invited.
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Robert Dodson, w. H. Port, Alfred
Hand, A. E. Hodgson, E. H. Gray
and w. T. Curl. Joseph Dupuy has
charge of the musical program, and in
arranging for the general program Miss
Edytha Marchand will be assisted by
Mrs. Sheldon Borden. Mrs. Walton
Hall Doggett, Mrs. Liversidge, Miss
Ada Street, George Wiley and Frank
Preston. Mrs. Robert Dodson will be
assisted in caring for the ice cream
booth by Mines. w. c. Mushet, w. T..
w. Curl, H. Post, Stroud, w. H. Fill
more and M. Carlisle, and Mines. James
Z. Nee, A. T. Nichols, G. Allen and A.
C. Allen will have charge of the flower
booth. Mines. Alfred Hand, w. H.
Mohr Batcheldor and Whine will
| serve punch, and Mines. L. G. PERI
Smith and Poulin are arranging fol
the Turkish booth. The Japanese boott
will be in the hands of Mrs. Frank T.
Prescott and Miss Minerva Bussenius
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Entertains Poppy Whist club

Miss c. E. Webster of 1416 Essex
street entertained the members of the
Poppy Whist club Wednesday after
noon and she was assisted in entertain
ing by her aunt, Mrs. E. Clark. The
rooms were prettily decorated with red
carnations, poppies and cactus bios
SONS. Miss c. e. Webster won the
first prize, Japanese cream and
sugar set, and the second, a silver puff
box, was awarded to Mr.. l.. p. Paul
son. Mrs. G., West was consoled with
a pretty china plate, and refreshments
were served. Mrs. E. C. Matthews and
Miss Artie Putnam of Salt Lake CITY
were present as special guests. Mrs
q. Oest of 468 Custer street will en-
tertain the club Wednesday, June 26.
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Announce Enhancement

Miss Eta Could of Kensington road
entertained for her sister, Miss Jessie
Mae Gould, Friday afternoon with a
luncheon, and later, to the surprise of
the guests, the engagement of Miss
Jessie Mae Gould to Arthur Campbell
was announced. The dining room was
prettily decorated with great masses OF
asparagus ferns, and Christopher
catered. Covers were laid for Misses
Gertrude OFT, Zaida Kane, Crystal
Waters, Ethel Enqueart, Mabelle
Schultz, Anne Wagner and Mesdames
w. j. Gould, Albert Thorne, Jay West
and William Barnard of Tropico. Miss
Waters gave several solos during the
afternoon.
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is Hostess at Luncheon

Miss Florence Bartlett OF Vista del
Mar Hollywood, was hostess at a
charming luncheon party Friday after
noon. The place cards were orna-
mented with sketches of fancy heads
and ribbons were stretched from the
cards to favors in a basket hanging
from the chandelier. On fern bor-
dered mirror in the center of the table
stood silver boat filled with sweet
peas. The candlesticks were pink
shaded and covers were laid for Misses
Charlotte Leland, Lilius Ford, Edith
Harris, Bertha Taylor, Mary Squire and
Ethel Harris.
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Hardison's conservatory. During the
ceremony the couple stood under a
canopy of smilax, carnations and sweet
peas and Rev. Nelson Van Fleet of the
Reorganized Church of Latter Day
Saints performed the ceremony. Only
members of the family were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lytle left at once for
Santa Barbara and after a brief stay
there they will visit their friends in
San Diego and on their return will be at
home temporarily at the residence of
Mrs johnson, 1882 West Thirtieth
street.
The father of the bridegroom sent
as a wedding present a check for a
house and lot.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Hold Ice Cream Race

A jolly time was enjoyed by the
members of the M. o. K. Society club.
who met last week at the home of
Arthur Bell, 1882 Fifteenth street. A
short musical, program was given and
an ice cream race was held, which was
won by Arthur Bell, who ate eight
dishes of ice cream and Joy Pease,
who ate seven. Homer Clark is the
president of the club and Roy Pease
secretary, and the members include
Homer Clark, Arthur Bell, Irwin
Hunter, Wilton Young, A. Boyles, l..
Hubbard. R.. Miles, F. Miller, d. Vale
and M Young.
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To Be Married Wednesday

Miss Louise Hartzell and James w.
Flannery of san Francisco will be mar
ried Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
zell of 4027 Woodlawn avenue. Rev.
Baker P. Lee will officiate. Miss Flor
ence Wishard will attend as maid of
honor and Ralph Galloway of Bakers
field will be best man. A reception will
be given after the ceremony and the
couple will pass their honeymoon in
Del Monte. They will be at home to
their friends after August A in San
Francisco.
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p;,o Heiohts Social Notes

Iohn Balzell of Philadelphia, Pa, is
+he ouest of his friend, John H. Ilder,
at his home, 1910 Vermont avenue.
George Hastings and family of SO73
west Pico street have moved to ll26
El Molino street. -
M Mack and family have removed
from 615 Denver avenue to 14021s Reid
street.
In honor of Miss Bessie Mae Abbott,
whose engagement to Ford Howland
has been announced, Miss Abbott and
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Burton (Peggy). Miss Shepherd, Mrs.
Valerie Armsby: Miss Archer, Mrs
Charles Dover (MabeD; Miss Burbank
Mrs. Preston Ashby;; Miss Wade, Miss
Freda Dixon; Miss Kirkham, Miss Ev-
elyn Evans, and Miss Ponedel as Katie
In the farce NANNY Betty Meets
Mr.. Jupiter Nanny Betty will be i'm
personated by Miss Grace, Marchioness
by Miss Kirkham, Dolly Hummell by
Miss Dehmlow Cleopatra by Miss Fo-
shia, Lady Macbeth by Miss Shepherd
and Jupiter by Mr.. Phipps.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Luncheon and Card Party

At the home of Mrs. Fred Hooker
Jones, 2114 Bonsallo avenue, Mrs. Jones
and Mrs. w. G. Eisenmeyer gave a
luncheon and card party both after
noon and evening Friday. In the aft
ernoon the prizes were awarded to
Mrs. John Moore and Mrs. George
Kress, and in the evening they were
received by Mrs. Matthew S. Robert
son, Mrs E. w. Sargent, S. H. Brooks
and M. r. Hutchinson. The prevailing
color tones in the decorations were
yellow and green.
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lawn Eete and Bazaar

At the w. M. Hendricks and George
r.. johnson homes. 1858 and 1868 Pasa-
dena avenue, the women of the parish
guild of the Epiphany Episcopal church
VIII entertain with a lawn fete and
bazaar Tuesday afternoon for the benz
eft of the church choir. Mrs e. H.
Gray is chairman of the arrangement
committee and her assistants are
Mines. w. I. Curl, w. H. Fillmore,
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Wed After Lonq Enqaoement

June has seen no sweeter bride than
Miss Olive Kathryn Johnson, who was
married Wednesday to James Glasgow
Lytle at the home of the brides moth
er, Mrs. Vada Johnson. The young
people played together as children in
Redlands and their welding was the
Termination of an engagement of sew
er.l years Mrs. Lyle graduated Tues
day evening from Mrs. Jessie Cole
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
VIII Live in New York

The wedding of Miss Jeanette Hay
ward, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. w
Hayward of 2421 Budlong avenue, to
w Gilmore Beymer of New York viii
take place at the brides home Tues
day afternoon. The couple will pass q
month at Pacific Grove and will ther
go to New York city, where they will
make their home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Informal Luncheon

Mrs. ]. G. Mclean of Venice enter
tanned with an informal luncheon
Thursday afternoon, her guests includ-
ing Mrs. N. E. Wilson, Mrs Chalmers
Smith, Mrs. A. B. Glass and Mrs. Nell
lie Carlisle.
The plates were marked with fancy
postal cards and the house was prettily
decorated with pink carnations.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Second Annual Picnic

The Ohio society. of which L. M. Fall
is president and A. M. Duncan secre-
tary, will give its second annual picnic
at Eastlake park Saturday A big ban
quet will be served and there will be
speaking and music. All the Buckeyes
from Los Angeles, Riverside, San Ber-
nardino, Pasadena, Long Beach and
Santa Ana are expected.
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morrow afternoon at the Womans club
house, $40 South Figueroa street. by
the officers and board of directors of
Eschscholtzia chapter, d. A. r. Mrs.
Emma Green will give a talk aon "The
Spirit of '76." and Madame Benaldine
Smith-Noble, violinist; Mrs. William
wallace Mcleod, pianiste; Signor Will
liam Desmondi, tenor, and Mrs Robert
Fowler, contralto, will render musical
program.
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Eo- Son and pauahter

Mrs. 6. Alexander Bobrick has is
sued 200 invitations for dancing party
to be given Friday evening at Kramer's S
in honor of her daughter, Miss Marie
Bobrick, and sen, Arthur Bobrick, who
has just completed his high school
course and will enter an eastern col
lege next fall.
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Give Last Concert Of Season

The Lyric club gave it's last concert
of the season Friday evening at Simp-
son auditorium and assisting in pre-
senting the program were Abraham
Miller, tenor, and Mrs, S. A. Boyer,
Mrs. Harry A. McMullin, Mrs. Frank
Bryson, Mrs. Harry E. Dean, Mrs. Ig-
natius Brown, Miss Kie Julie Christin,
Miss Ruth Eddings and Miss Willie
Smyser, members of the club.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Aonors Birthday

Tn honor of the fifteenth birthday an
,,,,,arsarv of their daughter, Feriba,
Mr. and Mrs. william Wallace Mcleod
IF $40 West washington street enter
ta,neS .esterday afternoon. For the
s.,.ass;ns eaa~ games played prizes of a
SSSexican filagree brooch, pink can
daIstick a piece of Indian pottery and
q silk American flag were given.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Luncheon and Automobile Party

Mrs F. E. Johnson entertained a
party of friends Wednesday with a
luncheon at the Angelus, followed by
an automobile trip to Pasadena, in
honor of Mrs. James M. Dundy of St.
Louis, who is visiting her son, A. Roy
Dundy of Ocean Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Announce Wedding Date

Mr.. and Mrs. e. l.. Hopper, AL West
Thirty-third street, announce that the
wedding of their daughter. Miss Flor
ence Hopper, to Kelly Rees will take
place Wednesday, June 26, in the
family home and Mrs. William Gentry
Morrison and Mrs. Edward Dean Ly-
man will be matrons of honor. Misses
Lucille Walton, Ruth story, Lera Winn
of San Diego and Nan Barrett of Palo
Alto will attend as maids and Charles
Hopper will be best man.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
EnreweIl Piano Recital

Assisted by Miss Roy del Vale and
Edward S. Fuller, Miss Lillian Adams,
who will leave for Europe June 1S, Will
give a farewell piano recital tomorrow
in Chiekering hall Prominent people
who win act as patronesses are Mrs.
Ellen Beach Yaw Goldwaite, Rev.
Francis Murphy, Mrs. William John
Scholl, Mrs Frank Hudson, Mrs. Philip
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To Be Married Tuesday

At the home of the brides brother,
Charles F. Hubbard, 1876 Manzanita
street, Miss Helen A. Hubbard and
Irving Lee Palmer will be married Tues
day. Miss Carline E. Hubbard will be
maid of honor and L. P. Hubbard will
stand with the bridegroom. Mary Hub
bard will carry the ring and Misses
Edith and Alice Hubbard will act as
flower girls.
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To Live in Monrovia

Miss Emily Florence Spencer and Jo-
seph A. Franlob were married Wednes-
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wirth of Quilson avenue, Alhambra
Rev. Charles Fisher performing the cer-
emony. Mr.. and Mrs. Franlob will make
their home in Monrovia.
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Have Issued No Invitations

No invitations have been issued for
the weddin-;; of Miss Ruth Hayward,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Hay
ward of 237 East Second street, to
Jesse Joseph Filley, which will take
place Tuesday in st. Vibiana's ca
thedraI
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
peIiqhtfuI DANCING Party

Miss Elliott of 914 West Twenty
eighth street gave delightful dancing
party last evening in honor of her sis
ter Alice Elliott. The porch and gar
den were irrit'r.z nd cozy with their
festoons of Japanese lanterns, and in
the dining room, where dainty supper
was served, great quantities Of pink
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Pass Mornlna wlth Poets

The Friday Morning club passed a
morning with the Poets" Friday, apd
the three speakers were Mrs. Julia
Boynton Green, DR.. Dorothea Moore
and Sam It. Glover. Mrs. Green spoke
on 1.-THE Poetic or Creative -empera-
ment," Dr. Dorothea Moore on 1.-The
Work of William Vaughan Moody" and
Mr. Glover had for his subject the "Po-
rich -
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To Hold Jolly Reunion

The members of the summer 1902
class of the Los Angeles high school
will hold jolly reunion Thursday, en-
tertaining with supper and boating
party at Eastlake park. Miss Marjorie
Lotus and Miss Alice Strang are in
charge of the affair.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
To Honor Mother-in-Law

Mrs. =. S. Brown of 1926 Lake street
will entertain with an informal card
party Wednesday afternoon in honor
of her mother~in-law, Mrs. Andrew
Brown, who has come from the north
to make her home in Los Angeles.
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Patriotic MusicaIe

Mines. Mary Banning, Freeman r.
Cady, James W. Johnson, William H.
Fuller, Nathan Cole, jr., Harriet s,
Wright, Cameron Erslxine Thorn, II. G.
Gooding and W. III. Kemper will act
as hostesses at the patriotic and
musical entertainment to be given to-
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Luncheon at Van Nuys Hotel

Mrs. w. C. Tonkin Of the Hershey
Arms hotel will give luncheon at Ho-
tel Van Nuys. followed by theater
party at the Belasco Tuesday after
noon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
To Give Big Garden Party

One of the big affairs of the coming
week will be the garden party to he
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Homer Laushlin at her home ON West
Adams street. Miss Gwendolyn Laugh
lin and Mrs. Homer Laughlin, jr, viii
assist the hostess in entertaining the
300 guests.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Horn-picpenbrock NuptiaIs

Rev. Friedrich A. Field of the West
End Congregational church officiated at
the wedding of Miss Henrietta -. dep
enbrock and Charles M. Horn, which
took place Tuesday afternoon at the
brides home on Tanning street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Dinner at Jonathan cIuh

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gordon Wallace
of Hotel Beacon entertained with a diu-
ner party at the Jonathan club Wednes-
day evening in honor of DR.. and Mrs.
Winifred Frank Huddell who Lave just
come to Los Angeles from Memphis,
Tenn.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-16
Compliments Engaged Couple

Miss Pearl SeeIey and her fiance, j.
Kingsley Macomber, jr were the hon
ored guests at a dinner party given
Friday evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Mcfarland of 2317 Juliet street. Pink
roses and lilies of the valley were COM
bined in the table decorations and COW
ers were laid for Misses Echo Allen,
Grace Mellus, Rowena Blossom, Cora
Auten and c. Wesley Roberts, William
Reid, Ed Robinson and Poy Burbank.