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The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12

Jeshurun Hungarian congregation, SEQ
will avenue and East Fifty fifth street,
reelected Rabbi A. E. Dobrin as officiat-
ing rabbi for another term of one year,
beginning next September, at which time
his first year will expire.
1t will probably be news to everybody
that there is such a thing as a Rouma-
nian paper printed in this city. Its ti-
tie is america and it is published on
Detroit avenue. It's editor is Rev. Noise
Balea. In it's issue of March 23d it con
tains most virulent and bitter attack on
Jews the writer evidently laboring under
the delusiOn that he was still in be.
nighted, tyrannical Roumania. The
writer approves of the recent uprising
against the Jews in his barbaric country
in the most contemplate language I'M
aginable.
Wednesday evening Father L. j.
Vaughan lectured in ST. Agnes Roman
Catholic church on the subject of "Ser
mons from Shakespeare. Father
Vaughan declared most emphatically
that "The Merchant of Venice should
be thrown out of the schools The priest
characterized the play as a satire on
Christian bigotry. In the course of his
talk he said: ''To me it is the master
piece of Shakespeare: 'The Merchant of
Venice is a splendid satire on the re-
lieon that produces figure like that
which dominates the play, instead of
saint It was not Shylocll's Jewish
blood that hardened his heart it was the
Christians around him who had forgot
ten the spirit of Christi
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
Vineland, N. j.

The Jewish Agricultural and Indus
trial Aid Society, which has charge of
all the settlement matters formerly con-
trolled by the Baron de Hirsch fund has
purchased SIT acres of land within a ra-
dius Of ten miles Of Vineland. New Jcr-
sey, for the purpose of furnishing
25-acre farms for Jewish immigrants
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
Cardington, Ohio.

Alexander Mayer, a pioneer Of Card
ington, Ohio, died last Thursday, aged
eighty-fve years. He was one of the
first settlers Of the town and a prominent
figure in business aud financial circles in
this section for sixty years. He was the
Oldest living Odd Fellow in the state.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
Kansas City.

Jewish women of Kansas City have
formed company with the object Of
building, owning and operating hos
pital of their own. The company was
incorporated three years ago and has
been formulating it's plans since. The
ladies are raising the money for this en-
terprise by entertainments given every
few weeks.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
New Orleans.

At the thirty annual meeting Of
the Touro Infirmary and Hebrew Benev-
olent Association Of New Orleans the
president, Samuel Blum, announced the
successful completion of the beautiful
new Touro Infrmary. Receipts for the
year amounted to $SO,5O7: balance OF
81 ,255.9S remains on hand
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
New York.

The fourth annual meeting of the New
York branch Of the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America was held in the
vestry room Of the Congregation Orach
Chain. Lexington avenue. between
Ninety-fourth and Ninety fifth streets.
Wednesday evening, April 3. President
Solomon Schechter. Prof. Joseph Mayor
Asher and Louis Marshall, Esq., ad-
dressed the meeting. The report of the
treasurer was as follows: Total receipts,
April 1. 1907, 81, $50: number of mem
bers, 314 number of congregations, s.
gain in members over 1906, 81: gain in
receipts over 1906, 1920, in spite of loss
in 1907 Of, members, TO- receipts. $255.
The following officers were elected: Ed
gar j. Nathan. president: Edwin w.
Lewin-Epstein, vice presidents Daniel
Guggenheim. treasurer: Joseph B. Abra-
hams. secretary. Executive committee,
Marks Arnheim, Alfred Il. NJ Bullowa,
Isaac j. Danziger. Julius j. Dukas,
Harry Fischel, Never Goldberg. Samuel
B. Hamburger. Julius Hamburger. Dar-
iel p. Hays. Paul Hirsch. S. jalmulo,
sky. Leon Kamaiky. Abraham knSS-,.
Adolph Lewisohn, Felix Mandell. Kaur.
man Mandell. II. MasiansI<v, n. Taylor
Phillips, Arthur w. Reichow, Jonas
We'll, Samuel Wilmer.
At q larUp1v attended mnatipr 1,oJ |
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
DOMESTIC
Milwaukee,.

The Mount Sinai Hospital has had its
plans completed for an addition to its
buildings to accommodate it's increased
patronage The plans provide for an
other story to the present building.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
Pittsburg.

The cornerstone of the new Montefore
Hospital was laid last Sunday. The lot
of the new hospital has frontage of 55S
feet on Center avenue, running back 2S6
feet to Breckenridge avenue The pur-
chase price of the property is 100000.
Abraham Lippman was unanimously
elected president of Rodeph Shalom con-
gregation for the nineteenth consecutive
time.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
Chicago.

The Marks Nathan Jewish Orphan
Home of Chicago has decided to increase
accommodations by erecting an annex,
which will contain hospital with acces-
sories, separate isolation ward and dis
pensary, more dormitories and d laun-
dry.
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12
Cleveland.

At a largely attended meeting hcl |
Sunday night, the members of the Ben,
The Jewish outlook., 1907-04-12

The society, Of which Cyrus Il. Sulzber-
ger is president and Leonard G. Robin
son general manager, will erect suitable
buildings on these farms and sell them
at cost, on easy terms, to all Jews who
can furnish the necessary equipment.
Those having experience at the business
will be given the preference. Carpen-
ters and stone masons are looking for
ward to busy season, as much of the
work, it is expected, will be done during
the present spring and summer.
Cincinnati.
The resignation of Professors Margolis
and Schloessinger were presented at the
special meeting of the Board of Gov
ernors of the Hebrew Union College, held
last Thursday evening in the Sabbath
school at Reading road and Whittier
street. Acting upon the request of Il
number of Out-of-town members OF the
board, most of whom are ministers and
were unable to attend the meeting be-
cause of the fact that the Passover begins
and their duties demanded their atten-
tions, no action was taken further than
to file the letters These out-of-town
members desire to be present when action
is taken on the designations. and there
fore asked for a postponement of the
meeting Out Of courtesy to their wishes
therefore. the meeting adjourned until
Tusday. April 9th. At that time definite
action will be taken.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

Song" Participants: Mrs. M. J. Connell,
Miss Marjorie Welsh. Miss Charline Coul-
ter, Miss Lucille Chandler. Miss Nina
Jones, Henry Daily, William Reed, May
nard McFie. Robert Flint and DIR. Guy
Cochran.
Mrs. Granville MacGowan and Mrs.
Randolph II. Miner will present "a Night
in Seville" Dancers: Mrs. M. ]. Connell,
Mrs. John G.. Mott, Mrs. Randolph H.
Miner Mrs. Granville MacGowan, Ran
dolph HI. Miner, John G. Mott, M. J. Con-
nell and Ingatio Mott. Other participants:
Mrs. w. r. Dunn, Mrs. Fred E. Wilcox,
Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow, Mrs. Frank
S. Kicks, Miss Laura Solano, Mrs. w. A.
Barker Mrs. e. A. Bryant, Mrs. John s.
Tanner, Alfred Solano. Fred e. Wilcox.
w. e. Dunn, Frank s. Hicks, Alfred H.
Wilcox, Manuel Solano. Louis f. vetter.
DR.. Granville MacGowan, DR.. E. A.
Bryant and DIR. w. Jarvis Barlow.
Mrs. Joseph Foxton presents Teddy
bear drill with the following participants:
Captain, Miss Irene Kelley; Misses Eva
Heating, Katherine Clark, Sally Utley,
Virginia Johnson, Lucy Clark. Katherine
Graves, Marjorie Severance, Mary Hub
bell Annis Van Nuys, Gertrude King,
Katherine Mellus, Alice Elliott, Katherine
Booleford, Mrs. William Bayly, jr., Mrs.
John v. Posey, r. B. Wheeler, VIII
Graves Earl Anthony, Wesley Roberts.
James Utley, Raymond Stevens, Philo
Lindley James Page, Volney Howard, D.
Slusher. Roy Burbank, Irving M. Walker,
James Hobbs, H M. Wier. Elon G. Gula-l
sha, W. r. Bernard C. P. Lott, Gus
Schwartz, Ben Williams, John v. Posey
and William Bayly, jr.
Mrs. Earnest A. Bryant presents IA
Tableau Vivant." Other participants in
clude Mrs. John G. Johnston and Miss
Helen Newln.
n. xrrkt.o rxrfIIt tx,-
clude e. G. Kammermeyer, director; Han
cock Banning, F. III. Edwards. G. A.
Kenyon, Allan Hancock, Mr.. Kiefer,
Frank Rule, Charles Cheeseman and DR..
A. l.. Macleish
The membership committee includes
Mrs. Jaro Won Schmidt, assisted by Mrs.
Hancock Banning, Mrs. H. b. Ainsworth.
Mrs. Avery Mccarthy and Mrs, VIII %.
Dunn.
The souvenir program committee In
cludes Mrs. Frank Griffith, assisted by
Mrs Joseph E. Sartori, Mrs. Henry w.
O'Melveny, Mrs. H. l.. Bixby and Mrs.
Sumner p. Hunt.
~ The foyer committee includes Mrs.
LeMoyne Wills. assisted by Mrs w. G.
Kerckhoff, Mrs. Wesley Clark, Mrs. Ed.
win T. Earl, Mrs. George s. Patton, Mrs.
Mary Longstreet, Mrs. Fred A. Walton
and Mrs. Scott Helm
The flower committee includes Mrs. WAL
ter B. Cline. assisted by Miss Frances
Richards, Miss Rae Belle Morlan, Miss
Rebecca Mcmillan. Miss Virginia Walsh,
Miss Agnes Whitaker and Miss Alice
Cline.
JJshers-Howard q. Huntington, George
8. Patton. Frank Griffith, Wesley Clark
Cosmo Morgan, Milo M. Potter, Joseph
Foxton,- w. G. Kerckhoff, Henry W.
o OMelveny, M. L. Graft, Burton =. Greens
George c. Denis, William H. Garland.
Walter j.. Trass Edwin I. Earl Fred A.
Walton, Joseph q. Sartori. H. B, AIMS
worth, Summer P. Hunt, DR.. Wiliiam
I,eMovne wills, DR.. Jay H. Utley and
Count Jaro Won Schmidt.
Press committee--Louis F. Vetter.
chairman; Harry e. Andrews. Sam 7.
Clover, Arthur l.. Clarke, Edwin = Earl,
F. II. Bagby, Winfield Scott, John 4.
Blackwood, Len e. Behymer and Mrs M.
81 Lobdell.
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MRS. MILO M. POTTER

'Mardi Gras." Mrs. Wesley Clark has
consented to act as chairman of the COM
mittee in charge of the November event,
Mrs. Charles Monroe will head the COM
mittee for the Christmas dance, Mrs. Z.
A. Bryant the one to be given in Janu-
airy, and Mrs. M. ]. Connell will lead in
the plans for the Mardi Gras. Each lady
will receive the aid of corps of assist
ants.
The Bachelors will organize late in the
month for another season, and will give
their usual midwinter dance. The MEM
bership limit of seventy-five has been de-
creased by several delinquents from the
ranks of bachelors this year, and it will
be necessary to recruit the ranks before
the organization can get down to busi
ness. The dance will be given at Kra-
mer's, and the guests will probably num-
ber about 800.
The Concordia club will open the win
ter season November with debutantes'
ball, and from then on the season will
prove gay one for certain young ladies.
The club itinerary will be ready this
week.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
At the Theaters

OF primary social Importance among
theatrical events last week was the bank
clerks night at the Auditorium. Boxes
were occupied by w. c. Patterson, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry R. Calender, Fred M.
George; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. e. Fishburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Polhamus. c. L. Bisbee;
Mr.. and Mrs. Stoddard Jess, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C.N Wilmer; Mr.. and Mrs. George e.
Bittinger. Mr.. and Mrs. Chester w.
Thompson; Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Hudson,
Mr. and Mrs J. M. Hutchinson; Mr.. and
Mrs. Perry Weidner, Gen. and Mrs. Wan
lxowski. Mr.. and Mrs. August p. F. Hart
mack also entertained a party.
Capt. and Mrs. Randolph Miner, Mr..
and Mrs Hancock Banning and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ ]. Connell formed Nethersole
party at the Mason Monday night.
Among the other first nighters were: Mr..
and Mrs. w. t. Bishop, jr.. Miss Pearl
Seeley, ]. Kingsley Macomber. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
B. Barham, Miss Huston Bishop. Mr.. and
Mrs Howard Huntington. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesley Clark, Louis Vetter, Alfred Will
cox and Robert Ingraham.
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For Mr.. and Mrs. Boswell

Mr.. and Mrs. William ]. variel of 1896
Arapahoe street will be hosts this even
ing at dinner to be given in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank M. Boswell
who have just returned from an extend
ed European trip.
Mrs. Variel has planned yellow and
white color scheme for her dining room.
The Spanish handmade cloth of open
work is to be laid over yellow silk, and
a cut glass basket filled with big yellow
chrysanthemums will grace the center of
the table. while the lights will glow
through yellow shades.
La France roses will be clustered in
the drawing room, and in the library and
hall golden glow and autumn leaves are
to be arranged
Besides Mr. and Mrs. Boswell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Variel will entertain Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy w Weidner. Mr.. and Mrs. s.
Yslais and Mr.. and Mrs. e. Bruce Flock.
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MRS. RANDOLPH MIhER (
Photo by Lehman.

velous hippodrome of talented Angelenos.
"If the attendance at the club has
grown beautifully less charge it up to
society vaudeville. If the boxes at the
Orpheum are filled with society bellies
understand that they are taking an object
lesson and are studying for society vaude-
Vile. If society queens warble Madame
Gadski's notes for days together 1t is all
for the sake of sweet charity"
The following list of entertainers and
their specalties forecasts the good things
being prepared:
Mrs. Cosmo Morgan presents the won
der picture tree, assisted by Mrs. Porter,
Miss May Ridgeway Miss Lucille Walton,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
BANQUET at Lewis

The Rt. Rev. Monsignor H. Harnett
rendered banquet to the ushers Of ST.
Vibiana's cathedral at Levy's cafe Tues
day night as an expression of his ap-
probation of their assistance rendered
him in the church work. This feeling
he expressed in his. toast to the ushers.
Monsignor Harnett's guests were
Messrs. Joseph Hurley. John Garvey. T.
B. Fitzsimmons. Stephen Perry, Herbert
Meyer, Elmer Krug, James Gee, Joseph
Borteusc, Andrew Kloer, P. M. Moroney,
Thomas Martin, John McCloy, John w.
Trunaw, f. wunderley. George Moriarity,
William Ward Anthony Joyce. Lawrence
Dolan, Nicholas Marovich, James p.
Morris, James Lynch. Patrick ]. Nc
Garry, and the guests of honor. who
were the fathers of the cathedral parish
the Revs. Joseph McManus, William
Palmer and w. M. J. Beaudry.
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MRS. ROBERT FARouHAR
MRS. M. J. coNNELL
Photo by Lehman

4 S time passes interest deepens in the
IN proposed vaudeville which is being
- arranged under the skillful leader
ship of Mrs. Walter Newhall, Mrs.
dolph H. Miner, and for the sake of which
young maids and matrons. bachelors and
benedicts are foregoing many incidental
pleasures and devoting their leisure,
singly or in groups, practicing vaudeville
stunts, posing for portaits.in costume, or
patiently enduring the torment of dress
makers and tailors who are evolving
wonderful creations for the great event.
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lowed by taffy pull. The sorority girls
are very busy these days with club mat
ters and will give a number of rushing"
affairs during the month
In addition to the guests of honor those
present Wednesday were Misses Hazel
Judkins, Eva Smith, Ethel Hogan, Kath-
crime, Atkinson, Edith Noyes, Edna
Clark, Helen Cory, Maude Speicher. Helen
Cory, Frances Johnson, Lorena Montgom-
cry, Rachel Fisher, Lillian Rivers, Edna
Bovard, Helen Humphrey, Gertrude Hen
sci, Nettie Chamlee, Helen Pitner, Mabel
Poindexter, Rose Michod, Lucille Zander
and Mrs. Hughes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

Said one enthusiast: "Hammerstein and
Conried will look many seasons before
they can duplicate the vocalists to be
heard on this occasion. Comic opera and
musical comedy and all their stars will
pale before the galaxy of talent Of
fered by these social queens. The Teddy
bear drill, unique in detail and most in
teresting in evolutions. will contain many
pointers for Anna Held and her bunch of
Teddies. The Hancock Banning orches-
ira, fully equal to the greatest efforts Of
Damrosch, will be one of the leading
features, Ringing Bros great aggrega-
tion of three rings and two platforms will
pale into insignificanee before this mar.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
Farewell Stag Party

E. Roscoe Shrader, who has been visit
ing his home and friends in Hollywood for
two months. after an absence of three
years in the east, left Thursday for
Wilmington, Del. where he has estab-
lished studio for illustration.
A stag dinner was given for Mr..
Shrader Tuesday evening at the home
of his parents in Hollywood, covers being
laid for ten. The decorative color scheme
for the table was yellow. The evening
was made merry with toasts and song.
The guests included Messrs. Archibald
Sessions, w. w. Shrader, jr., Ellis Yar-
nell, A. B. Chittenden, r. M. Booth,
Marvin Mckenzie, DR.. Roy Lowman, G.
N. Clark, e. r. Shrader, ST.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

guests of Mrs. Boyton's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. McGinnis of South Bonnie
Brae street.
Mrs. Boynton, who will be remembered
by many friends of her girlhood, was
married in the east in September Of last
year, and this is her first visit to her old
home. About two weeks ago Mr.. Magin-
mis- went east In his private car, the &c.
A. Canheld," and when he returned few
days ago brought Mr.. and Mrs. Boynton
with him. If Mr.. Boynton likes our sun
ny southern cline they will probably re-
main a year. and quite possibly make
their permanent home here. Mr.. Boyn-
ton Is prominent in the business and po-
litical circles Of his home city,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

Miss Lois Chamberlain Miss Edith Her
ron, Arthur Dodsworth, Charles A. Hen
derson, Russell Taylor, Harold Cook,
Clarence Reynolds and A. F. Barnard.
Mrs. Guy Cochran, assisted by Miss
Irene Sabin,, will present characterize
tionS.
Mrs Milo M. Potter presents "The
Reveres of Bachelor" Participants:
Frank Brown, Mrs. Burton e. Green, Miss
Echo Allen, Miss Huston Bishop, Miss
Lois Allen and Miss Marian McGilvray.
Mrs. Robert Farquhar and Boris de
Londonier present Russian character
dance.
Mrs. NJ j. Connell presents 1.-THE Swing
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
A Surprise That Surprised

DR.. and Mrs. P. Janss and son Harold
are leaving tomorrow for San Francisco,
from which port they will sail October
0 on the Siberia for year OF travel in
the orient and Europe. Arriving in New
York, DR.. and Mrs Janss will return to
California. while their aon plans to enter
Princeton.
Knowing that their friend would be
gone two years, company of young peo-
pie came Thursday evening without pre-
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
Sorority Meeting

The Kappa Nu Omega sorority opened
the fourth year of it's merry existence
yesterday afternoon with a visit to the
Belasco, which was followed by luncheon
in Christophers blue room
The affair was made the occasion for
complimenting Mrs. Ralph Edinger, for
merly Miss Dot Basington, who recently
Joined the ranks of the matrons, and the
two brides of a year ago, AIRS. Elery
Hampton and Mrs. James Woodson.
chaperoned the party.
The young ladies who enjoyed the af-
ternoon together were Misses Helen Bos-
byshell. Edith Harris, Frances Parker,
Mabel Damer. Willye ISerns. Mabel Wiles,
Juanita Lane, Edna Whittlesey.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

Of broadcloth. with one Of the new big
picture hats to match.
Mr.. Kysor, whose father was among
the pioneer architects of Los Angeles. Is
following the same profession, and has
only recently returned from New York.
where he finished two years course at
Columbia.
Mr. Kysor and his bride will remain
in Los Angeles pending the settlement
of the Kysor estate. Later they will go
abroad, where Mr.. Kysor will complete
his course in architecture in Paris. They
will be absent about two years, during
which time they will travel extensively.
For Miss Gerson
Mrs T. Percival Gersoh Of Westlake
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
Enhancement Announced

Mrs. X. b. Slaughter of 1888 West Thir-
ty-sixth street is announcing the engage
ment and approaching marriage of her
daughter, Miss Blythe Slaughter, and
Charles H. Kysor, son of the late Ezra
F. Kysor of 1923 Bonnie Brae street.
The marriage, which is set for Thurs
day afternoon, will be quiet owing to the
recent death of the groom's father. The
bride will wear handsome tailored suit
avenue wiz entertain Saturday afternoon
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
LULU CLIEE

large bouquet of golden glow formed an
effective centerpiece. Punch was served
in the court where the tropical foliage
formed delightful setting.
Patronesses of the affair included Mines.
George f. Bovard, q. l.. Parmalee, A. j.
Wallace w. w. Beckett, A. w. Adkin-
son. Hugh Smith, 7. w. Brown and S.
A. Thompson. Misses Ruth Brown, Clara
Parmalee. Miriam Cook, Lulu Cliff, Beat
rice Roome. Edna Best, Blanche Guiber-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
North-Watkjns

Mr.. and Mrs. Franc Ogilvy-Wood Of
"Woodhurst," Alhambra, have issued in
vitations to the wedding of Miss Maria
Brent Watkins and John North. The
ceremony will be solemnized Tuesday
evening" October 10. in the presence of
about 300 friends. Miss Ethel Shorb is to
be maid of honor. The bride-to-be is a
niece of Mrs. De Barth Shorb, Mrs. Han
cook Banning. Mrs. George Patton and
Mrs. DR.. Wills. Frank Watkins will
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

in compliment to her sister-in-law, Miss
Edna Maurice-Sigma Gerson. whose en-
gagement to Horace Edward Montague
was announced a few days ago. Miss
Gerson Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Isadore 1. Gerson, formerly of Philadel-
phia. Mr.. Montague was until recently
a resident of New York. but will make
his home now in Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
MIRIAM COOK
EDNA BEST

A BRILLIANT assemblage of society
"a folk and university students thronged
"a the beautiful Ebell club house Friday
evening to attend the opening sorority
function of the sorority year, the annual
reception of Alpha Rios of the University
of Southern California.
The cordial hospitality OF the young Ia
dies was enjoyed by several hundred
guests. many of whom were representa-
tive Methodists, and the occasion was a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
Enqaqement Announced

Mrs. Hortense c. Montague of 2O39 Ok
ford avenue is announcing the engage
ment of her daughter. Miss Lillian, and
Harry q. Osborne, son of Capt. and Mrs.
H. 2. Osborne of 401 West Twenty-third
street. The marriage will take place in
November. Miss Montague has recently
returned from an extended European trip.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06

memorable one. presaging a season of
social success.
The decorations were striking, the So
rority colors of green and gold which
were used being most effective against
the, dark wood of the interior. In the
ASSEMBLY room potted ferns and palms
had place. and sorority banners of green
and gold were suspended from the facade
In the tea room, where supper was
served, the same colors obtained and a
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
rhe rhomaons RETURN

Rev. and Mrs. ]. s. Thomson arrived
Wednesday from a two months vacation
spent in Canada and on the continent.
The opening social of the year at the
Independent Church of Christ is an
nounced for Thursday evening, and mem
bers of the congregation and their friends
are expected to gather to welcome the
travellers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
CLARA PARMALEE

son and Edith Holder composed the re-
ception committee. Members of the soro-
rity serving on the general committee
were Mines. Baird Wall, Keom, Heffner,
Hancock, Jones and Turner, Misses
Maude Dawson, Bess Gibson, Mabel st.
John, Rose Carnes, Frances Thompson,
Florence Parmalee, Mabel Poindexter,
Clarabel Gordon, Katherine Atkinson
Sarah Miller, Lena Turner and Eva
Smith.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
SOCIETY NEWS

A MONG the pleasantest anticipations
IN for the coming winter are those as
"A sociated with the assemblies which
are to be given again this year, the de-
cision having been reached only few
days ago. The dances. four in number,
will take place at Kramer's, the first to
be given the day after Thanksgiving. the
second about Christmas. the third in jan
uary, and the fourth and last, the Tues
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-06
Sets Date for WeddIno

Miss Olivia Trevis whose engagement
to Walter Cunningham was recently an
nounced, has chosen October % as the
date for her marriage, and her friends
are busy giving showers and luncheons
in her honor.