Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-24

ocean avenue. The prize was pretty
jewel box.
Mrs. L. G. Graves. 1886 East Seventh
street, entertained the members Of Mrs.
Margaret Days Sunday school class of
ernoon at her home.
Mr.. and Mrs L. B. Palmer, 905 East
Ocean, gave a farewell function Wednes-
day in honor of their niece, Mrs. Mabel
Palmer Waterhouse, who leaves December
10 for Honolulu to join her husband DR..
Herbert Waterhouse, who is physician
missionary located about 100 miles weFt
of Honolulu. japanese lilies ana sniiax
house
Mis- Ruth Brayton 6g3 Descsnso. is TIA
guest ~ Mrs G G. Cssey ~ Azasa.
s.
Mrs sarah Donnels and son George.
with Mrs Donnelly's niece, MISS Eeinsa
Rowe al Of Chicago bsHe reiile f-&e
Beach 10 spend Tie winter Miss Rowe Is
{ graduate of the Chicago Musical col
lege.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay B. Taylor were ten
dered a reception in the social hall of the
fire department building Thursday nignt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor were married few
eeks ago. The groom is popular MEM
her of the fire department A handsome
rocker and silver coffee service were
presented the newly married couple by
the other members of the department.
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The teachers in the Atlantic avenue
school were the guests of the Misses
IT. ,fohf Of a dinner =
their pretty Signal Hill home.
A number of young men and women
from Pasadena, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs Trusdale, came down from the
Crown City Thursday evening in a special
electric car and enjoyed bonfire anu
marshmallow toast on the beach at
Devils Gate. The party started home
ward at 1880 o'clock.
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The Fraternal Brotherhood is planning
for a big entertainment to be held in two
weeks, when the annual election of officers
will take place. ~
A delightful reception and musicale was
given Thursday afternoon and evening IN
its suite in the First National Bank
building by, the Fillmore School of Music
The rooms were prettily decorated and
an excellent musical program was rea-
dered.
A number of society women, chaperoned
10y Mrs. Herbert Browne, gave a recital
for the Maryland sailors Saturday after
noon. All the commissioned officers were
present. A piano was brought over from
the Colorado for the occasion. After the
recital Capt. Thomas invited the women
to English tea at 5 o'clock. Those present
were Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Doyle. Mrs. y.
NJ Cate, Mrs. c. L. Day, Mrs. G. r.
Mitchell, Mrs. Chase, Miss Browne, Miss
Laura Browne, Miss Marion Belle La
mont, Miss Wells and VIII Wells.
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Among the many social events which
marked the visit of Admiral Dayton's
fleet in this port for ten days one of the
most notable was the trolley party given
Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs. III. s. Kneedler
of Los Angeles, followed by an afternoon
tea and twilight dance on the flagship
West Virginia. Just after tea an interest
ing program of readings and musical
selections was given by Mrs. w. ID.
Turner, Miss Florence Bland and Miss
Blanche Witherell of Pasadena and the
officers of the ship. Mr. and Mrs. Van
vranken chaperoned the Los Angeles
party, while Mrs. Turner chaperoned the
Pasadena contingent who will give an IN
| formal dinner at Hotel Maryland tomor
row night in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kneedler. The trip to the beach was
made in the car Ell Peregrino.
| A delightful function was the weekend
dinner given by Mrs. William Grundy, 905
Chestnut avenue, in honor of q number Of
officers on the West Virginia. Dinner
was. served at half after 6. The table
| decorations were beautiful.
| Mr. and Mrs. Erie Gerard, 1857 Apple
| ton, gave a card party Wednesday night.
FIVE members of the Maryland crew being
guests of honor.
Mayor and Mrs. f. H. Downs their
daughter, Miss Emma, and son Wilbur
were entertained at luncheon on the MARY
land by Capt Thomas. American Beau
ties and smilax beautified the table in the
captains private dining room. The ships
band played during luncheon. Lieut..
Wirgman was also seated at the table.
Lieutenant Commander Elliott of the
Maryland entertained party of Long
Beach young women on the battleshiD
Monday. In the party were the Misses
Ethel and Sadie Stailey Miss Castle, Miss
Olive Castle, Miss Faye Sullivan and Miss
Bernice Deering.