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The Washington herald., 1907-08-16
DOGS, CATS, BIRDS, ETC.

JUST RECEIVED - YOUNG PARROTS AND
canaries. goldfshes. monkeys. trained goats rah-
bits. guinea pigs. dogs, cats, and best Flea Flee
NV. aul3tf
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INSECTS DIFFERENTIATED.

MOTHS. REACHES ANTS. BEDBUGs. AND
OTHER INSECTS EXTERNHNATED under con-
tract CHARGES MODERATE Estimates and
advice gratis; % years practical experience; no
charge made until insects are fully exteuninated.
Address WENDAL +. CLUTE,
Phone Main S31. Insect Specialist
5I7 II st. NV, Washington, ID. c.
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HOUSES FOB SALE.

a 500 HOUSE on ST. Sc. NEAR 18TH ST.
Tor 81 20; rooms and bath broEustone front !;
talk quick. d. c. REALTY BROKERS, 67 lltA
81. NV anI2-u
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DENTISTRY,

TEETH WITHOUT PLATES; NO EXTRACTING.
30 pain; look, feel act ard last longer than nat
ural teeth: shrlnken faces made normal; painless
filling DR.. J. L WILSON 1908 T St Nv. uay2s-tf
DENTAL WORK.
Set u Teeth and Gold Crowns g I'd; Gold FIJI
ings. 81 up: Silver Filings. 50c- Work guaranteed
No pain. Dr.. GEO. L. EDMONDS, SO z St nv.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED,

WANTED HOCSEKEEPER; PROTESTANT: TO
take charge OF house and 7-months-old boy: mother
and daughter preferred Call OF address j. A.
STUART, Raleigh ST., Congress Heights, d. C.
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REAL ESTATE.
OFFICES FOR RENT.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

CITY AND SUBURBAN HOUSES. LOTS. AND
farms IN Maryland and Virginia L. s. REAL
ESTATE BUREAU. Room s. 513 9Th 81. NV.
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FLATS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TO ADULTS. FLAT OF FIVE
rooms and bath; second floor; one Of three rooms
and bath, third floor; il fms order; rent low. 20
ST. nv gul2-Tt
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APARTMENTS TO LET,

FOR ELECTROMAGNETIC APARTMENT. 4
rooms; entire "a f0cr Of s722 " NV; In excellent
order; only $3.50 per mo. Apply 10 K. A.
PHILLIPS. 1910 II st. NV aul6-St
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-500 ACRE FARN. 6 MILES FROM
r. T.. III lne state q cultivation. new buildings,
well timbered; cheap. Address L. L. KEAN, Mon
rovia. Orange Co. Va. aul6-llt
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CADILLAC RUNABOCT
In perfect condition, quick bargain. T. T. lZ59 9th
ST. NV. aul5-3t
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Herald Branch Offices.

Want ads for The Herald may be
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Offices. and will be promptly for
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BICYCLES.
WALL PAPER.

ROOMS PhPERED. s. UP; SAMPLES
brought; latest spring designs painting LIE
PREUX 1901 sth st. Phone y 34Slm jalSn
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
PASADENA

The past week has been unusually
gay in Pasadena for the early summer
many delightful and beautiful enter
tainments having taken place. The
week has also proved that June is the
brides own month, several weddings
having taken place during the week and
several more will take place during the
coming week. Among the prettiest of
the affairs have been those given in
honor of these fair brides. Several
members of the smart set have already
gone abroad and a number more are
flaming trips most delightful to con-
template. Several of the handsomest
affairs took place on Monday. The
largest and most brilliant was the re-
ception and dance given by the high
school alumni at the Shakespeare club
house in the evening. The decorations
We're very artistic and beautiful, the
flowers carrying out the colors of the
alumni and the graduating class. Prof.
James d. Graham was presented with
some very handsome table silver by tie
alumni and the high school. This was
the last appearance of Prof. Graham in
connection with the high school, as next
year he will go to Long Beach.
Mrs. Charles r. Foote of 644 South
Pasadena avenue was the charming
hostess at an informal reception given
in honor of Mrs. Edwin d. Buss, state
president of the Federation of Women
Clubs. The guests were prominent
of the Shakespeare club. Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
RUBBISH FIRE
|CN|TEs HOUSE
Flames Creep from Pile of Burning
Trash and Cause Considerable
Damage to Building and
Contents

A fire which broke out shortly after
6 o'clock yesterday morning partially
destroyed the house at 645 Alpine
street and threatened to do damage to
the neighboring houses.
An alarm was turned in from box
159 as soon as the fire was discovered.
About $400 damage had been done to
the house and it's contents. The house
belonged to Mrs. Beal and she says it
is fully covered by insurance. 1t was
occupied by Mrs. Friedrich, whose
furniture and household goods were
badly damaged. These were uninsured
and the loss on them will amount to
about $3.50.
The neighbors say that the people
who occupy the house were burning
rubbish in the back yard and did not
watch it. 1t was allowed to creep near
to the house and when the fire caught
the fimsy wood structure it burned
rapidly.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
CROWLEY APPEARS
: FOR MANY TRIALS

E. H. Crowley, the much arrested en-
ployment agent, was at the police sta
tion Yesterday to appear for trial in
the many cases that are pending
against him for violations of the license
Crowley has nearly dozen charges
against him by the police, and all OF
the cases were set for trial yesterday.
The six in Justice Austin's court were
nassed to be reset, and eVi1ence was
taken in one of those assigned to JUS
tice Chambers because several OF the
people's witnesses were going TO leave
town and the prosecuting attorney de-
sired their statements before the court.
This case and all of the others pend
ing against Crowley We're afterwards
passed to be reset by all the police
Judges in charge of them, pending tne
result of Crowley's appeal to the appel
late court on the decision recently rem
dered against him by the superior
court. He petitioned the superior court
to order Il. 3 lolice commission to grant
him a license when he rendered the lee
for 1t. That motion was denied. Then
he petitioned for a writ of review, ana
this was also denied. Now he has ap-
pealed the entire matter, and the po-
lice court cases have been put or
pending the higher courts decision on
these two points.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Honor Arthur Bobrick

Arthur Bobrick. who will soon leave
for Boston, where he will enter college,
and Miss Marie Bobrick were honored
with a dancing party given by their
mother, Mrs. G. Alexander Bobrick,
Friday evening at Kramer's.
The hall was decorated in blue and
white, the colors of the Los Angeles
high school from which Mr.. Bobrick
has just been graduated, and the walls
were banked with ferns. Hammer
meyer played for the dancing and
about two hundred guests enjoyed the
delightful hospitality.
There were present Misses Mary
Peyton, May Rhodes, Elise Kelly,
eileen Edwards, Sallie Mcfarland, Hill
degard Payne, Katharine Banning,
Helen Brent, Nita German. Mabel
Stuart, Virginia Nourse, Olive Trask
Virginia Walsh, Barbara Burkhalter
Gladys Cole. Eloise Watson, Rebecca
Dorsey, Julia Murray, Charline Coul-
ter, Lola Heintz, Marjorie Wiley Sarah
Clark, Eva Bailey, Harriet Tate, Edna
Peyton, Florence Brown, Jane Rollins,
Jeanne Buckley, Marjorie Derby, Helen
Kellogg, Elizabeth Helm, Aileen Nc
Henry, Marie Stockard. Ada Seeley
Helen Dickinson, Rebecca Mcmillan,
Dorothy Marshall, Florence Bowden,
Mabel Phelps Josephine Bolts, Amy
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tie Waters, Rowens Morrison, Madge
Kennedy, Mamie Maier, Ruth Ander-
son, Kathleen Tottenham, Jean Valen-
tine, May Hamilton, Olive Erdt Maude
Howell. Josephine Mcmillan, Norine
Graves Barnetta Norton, Mamie Pack
ard, Clarisse Stevens, Margaret Grif-
fifth, Katharine Griffith, Bessie Woolla-
colt, Dorothy Woollacott, Mamie Voigt,
Edith Wiley, Sarah Wiley, Bertha Lull
Snn1Iin0 oIo
Salisbury. Lillian Van Dyke, Joseph
Banning, Frank Badgely, Harold Janss,
Edward Guyssier Garrettson Dulin,
Newton Foster, AL Wright, Paul
Nourse, Paul Hammond, Richard Mont
gomery. Monroe Montgomery. Charles
Worsham, Jack Bucklin, Paul Bucklin,
Herbert Howard. Hudson Hibbard,
Walter Brunswlg, Arden Day, Guy
Smith, Lester Hibbard, Richard Shinn,
Robert Peyton, Willard Salisbury, Ar
thur Hagerman, Wayland Trask, Ward
Dawson, Louis Cass, Wesley Howell.
Burt Hubbard, Louis Woolwine, Ly-
man McFie. Stewart O'Melveny. Don
O'Melveny Harold Bayly. Roy BayiTy,
Arthur Taylor, Tom Spaulding, Volney
Spaulding, Ben Warrington, Russell
Graham, Dave Brent, Elting Brown,
Tom Brant, Harold Brainerd, Fred
Brainerd, Henry Chamberlain, Ken
drlck chamberlain. Standlsh Mitchell,
Roy Silent. Murray Vosburg, Keith
Vosburg, Willis Payne, Erwin Widney,
Jack Howard, Glare Woolwine, War
rem Gillellen, Paul Mcguire, Charles
Rogers, Harry Rogers, Leslie Stoll.
Paul Buckley, j. Towers, Clarence
Bricker. Gordon Avery, Robert Craig,
Roydon Vosburg, Alexander King,
Perry Howard. j. Vandergrift, Don
Woollacott Walter Bridwell, Clarence
Voigt, Reginald Harris, Earl Holland,
Linford Lull, Paul Grimms, Carl De-
terie. Grover Young, Emerson Duff,
Stanley Anderson and George Morgan.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Honors Two DAUGHTERS

Mrs. Arthur Let's of Hollywood gave
a large card party Friday afternoon in
honor of her two daughters, Misses
Edna and Gladys Let's. Receiving
with the hostess were Mrs. William
Hamilton Cline. Miss Ada Let's and
Mrs. A. Aldritt. Misses Anna Tram
and Mildred Strong served punch. The
guests included Misses Hildegard
Payne, Ila Lane, Harriet Bittinger,
Pauline Vollmer, Mary Peyton, Marie
McClung, Helen Lane, Gertrude Bittin-
ger, Anna Frame, Mildred Strong, Vir-
ginia Walsh, Josephine Lacey, Emily
Newlin, Mary Squire, Florence Bart
lett, Hazel Keeler, Grace Campbell, Mae
Gibson, Anna Lelan, Florence Wood,
Elizabeth Wood, Ruth Anderson, May
Rhodes, Marie Bobrick, Frances Rich
ards, Marie Wager. Mamie Maier,
Florence Bowden, Elise Kelly. Ada
Seeley, Florence Wachter, Margaret
Gilbert, Alice Cline, Sarah Clark, Mil
dred Browning. Madeline King, Lucy
Saunders, Edith Edminson, Raybelle
Morian, Amy Hellman, Allen Phillips,
Jane Rollins. Jennie Buckley, Alice
Ryan, Elizabeth Ryan, Rebecca Nc
MILAN, Juliette Borden, Virginia
Nourse, Florence Brown Irene Powell,
Ethel Teagarden, Georgia Teagarden,
Lila Weaver, Phila Millbank, Fannie
Grant, Katharine Banning, Ruth Aims
worth, Helen Holmes, Marie Lavadie
and Cecilia Kays.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Delta Chi Class Entertalns

The members of the Delta Chi class
of the Magnolia Avenue Christian
church entertained Friday evening at
the home of Miss Snyder, 1900 Oxford
street, in honor of Misses Vesta Baker,
Marie Hazwell. Agnes Bean and Tes-
sic Tag. Among the guests were Misses
Mayme Belt, Edith Bowen, Mary Bel
lows, Alice Butcher, LYDIA Archer
Charlotte Bohri, Gladys Bridges, Clara
Bruckman, Dot Campbell, Alma Cole,
Mamie Cole, Flossie Cole, Marguerite
Cooper, Hilda Demme, Hortense Doll
loss, Esther Dolloss, Ada Ebert, Helen
Gilmer Gertrude Gilmer, Lucy Griffin,
Bachelor, Olo Llewellyn, Eliza
beth McKelvy, Ruby Miller, Edith Mon
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Pico Heiahts sociaI.Notes

Mr.. and Mrs. Mendel of IT'S Arlington
street have removed to 1914 New Eng
land street.
Mrs. w. Van Tress of San Bernar-
dino has been the guest of Mrs. John
Stephens at her home at 1925 Reid
street.
Judge and Mrs. Stephen C. Hub
bell of 972 Arapahoe street have gone
for a brief stay at Arrowhead springs.
Mrs. Ella Gray and her two nieces,
the Misses Aaron. who have been liv-
ing on their Fresno ranches the past
year, have returned to their home at
1923 Dewey avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bramer of 1402
Connecticut street Eave removed to 1922
New Hampshire street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Pierce and family
have removed from their former home
at 1925 Fedora street to their newly
erected house, corner of Eleventh and
Fedora streets.
John Hea from Freeport, ILL.,, who
has been the guest of his daughter,
several weeks, has been passing a few
days with former friends at 1928 Reid
street.
Mrs. Mary Green of 1921 King street
has left for st. Louis, Mo-, to spend
the summer with relatives.
Mrs. Helen Gregerson and family
from Imperial have taken a cottage
for the summer at 1911 Normandie ave-
nue..
Mrs. ]. B. Morley and little daughter
of 1920 Reid street have left on a visit
to friends in Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. o. Peets will receive
the members of the Eastern Star and
other friends on Monday evening at
their home at 1915 Magnolia avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23

Thursday was marked by several
handsome entertainments. Mrs. Thon-
as Nelmes gave a large five hundred
party at the Annandale Golf club in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ralph
Corsen of Clebourne, Tex. 1t is the
first large entertainment to be given
at the golf club and was one of the
most delightful of the season. Miss
June Chaplin was the hostess at a beau
TRULY appointed luncheon given in
honor of her sister-in-law, Mrs. Ned
Chaplin, and her sisters house guest.
Miss Jean Donaldson. Miss Sara Vir-
ginia Schwartz and Joseph Messer were
quietly married at the home of the
grooms parents, Mr., and Mrs. Joseph
NJ. Messer S75 North Fair Oaks ave
nue., at high noon. Mr. and Mrs. ]. S.
White of 499 North Los Robles avenue
entertained the New Century club In
the evening. Miss Ethel Bowser and
Thomas X. Hoagland were married at
the home of Dr. and Mrs. Lamport.
Only the close friends and the family
of the bride were present. Friday quite
number of pretty affairs took place.
Mrs H. e. Pattee entertained at her
home in honor of Miss True Patterson
and the graduates of the high school
and one of Throop, who are the MEM
bers of her Sunday school class of the
First Methodist church. Mr.. and Mrs,
Caryl Leon Brockway entertained in
the evening with shower in honor of
Miss Elizabeth Beyo and Guy Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j. Eddy gave q
very handsome dinner. The decorations
of the table were very beautiful. In
the center of the table was a tray Of
fruit and candles lighted the table.
Covers were laid for fourteen. Prof.
LIE Roy L. Ely entertained in honor
of Prof. Graham. The Bohemian Danc-
ing club held it's first dance at the
Shakespeare club house.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Proves to Be Charming Hostess

Mrs. Charles Reilly of 424 West Av-
enue 81 proved herself a charming
hostess at social affair given Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. Drury
D. Runyon, a prominent club woman Of
Springfield, Ohio. During the after
noon Mrs Runyon read a most inter-
esting paper on "The Development,
Growth and Results of Mental Science"
The guests We're entertained in the
summer house, which was fragrant
with great profusion of roses, geran-
iums and carnations. Misses Dorothy
Beatty and Ivy Block served punch,
and among those present were Mes
danes S. G. Langdon, D. S. Doolittle,
DR.. "A. Gabler, d. E. Strong, G.. M.
Hopkins, C. G. Noble, e. ]. Waddell,
Charles King, Ada A. Potter, L. Black,
G. H. Murray, Jane Beatty, c. Kreuger,
o. H. Conway E. S. Conway and
Misses Nettie Ganahl, G. Langdon,
Edith Runyon, Louise Nohlker and
Mary Won Weder.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23

j. Reynolds entertained in honor of
Mrs. Reynolds sister, Miss Abbie Hub
bard, and her friend, Miss Emma Horn,
who left Wednesday for an extended
trip through the east. Tuesday evening
the Christian Endeavor society of the
United Presbyterian church entertained
in honor of Miss Elizabeth Beyo and
Guy Lewis, whose marriage will take
place Tuesday evening, June %, at the
United Presbyterian church. Wednes-
day the largest and most brilliant af-
fair that was given was the dinner
dance at which two of the most attract
We members of the younger smart set
were hostesses, Miss Elsa Behr and
Miss Lois Allen. The affair was given
at the San Gabriel Country club house.
Those who were present were:
Miss Cora Auten. Miss Maud Dag
gett, Miss Muriel Laing, Miss Sharp
Miss Nina Jones, Miss Agnes Claypool,
Miss Cordelia Stimson, Miss Kate
Smith, Miss Anita Patton, Miss Rowena
Blossom, Miss Nell Fairbanks, Miss
Angie Holmes, Miss Katherine Graves,
Miss Louise Austin, Miss Gladys Gard
ner. Miss Marjorie Bolt, Miss Adaline
Wright Miss Irene Crosse, Miss Crosse,
Miss Mabel Love, Miss Ethel Kinds,
Miss Marion McGilvray, Miss Julia
Holmes. Messrs. Harold Dale, E. Rob-
inson NJ. Adams. G.. Graves, NJ. Shrives,
Harry Kay, Don McGilvray, Frank Gull
ver William Rewnick, G. Blankenhorn,
B. Glassford, Ben Douglas, d. Arm
strong, A. Belford, A. R. Snyder, M.
Holt, Harry Briggs, j. H. Booge, Sam
uel Kinds, Frank Auten. John Daggett,
Kenneth Mace, Roy Hull, Mac Blank
enhorn, D. Dwight, Sumner Cristy, B.
Reed, r. Spaldlng, H. Bissell, Frederick
Swan, Huntington Barker, Burnham,
G. Stimson, Patton, B. Williams, John
Stehman, Barnard Dewey, Jack Taylor,
Parrish Barker.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23

Buss has been the house guest of Mrs.
Foote for several days. another charm
ing affair of the day was the dinner
given by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cranz
Perkins of $50 Waverly drive, at their
home. The guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. John d. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison I. Drummond, Miss Cordelia Win
der of Los Angeles and Jack Leggett or
Hamilton, Canada. Another pretty par
ty was that which was given Mrs. Fred
Huggins at her home by her husband
and several friends. Five hundred was
played during the evening, those who
were present being DR.. and Mrs. V. I.
Malaby, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Hollander,
Mr.. and Mrs G.. H. Wood, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. r. Scoville, Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Bas-
set Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Bryant, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Moody Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Banks,
Miss Fanny Meyer Miss McMullen of
Chicago, ILL.,. Charles Meyer, Reginald
Deming and Frank A. Banks. r. j.
Baker gave a very beautifully appoint
ed dinner at Hotel Guirenalda in honor
of Miss SNOWFALL of Canada. Covers
were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell
Snowfall, Mr.. and Mrs. Ennis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Russell, Miss Meyer, DIR. Moore
and Mr. Lindley, and the guest of honor,
Miss SNOWFALL. One of the pretty af-
fairs given for a bride was that of Mrs.
Hiram Parsons of 1888 Summit avenue,
in honor of her sister, Miss Blanch Cas-
terline, whose marriage with Lynn
Freeman will take place Saturday even
ing, June 29.
A very pretty wedding took place in
the evening when Miss Adaline Towne,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Towne of Los
Angeles, was married to Carl Albert
Clausen of Los Angeles at the home of
her aunt, Miss Mary Thompson, TAI S.
Los Robles avenue. Mrs. Clausen is a
great granddaughter of the illustrious
patriot. John Brown. Mr.. and Mrs. I.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Out of Town Society
LONG BEACH

One of the prettiest weddings of the
month was that of Miss Bessie Banks
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Ed
wards Of Iona Vista drive, and Harry
Stearns, son of Mrs. Mary Stearns of
Chestnut avenue The wedding took
place at the First Baptist church,
which was beautifully decorated for
the occasion. Rev. Mr.. Smith Off
ciated with a beautiful and impressive
ceremony. The bride wore her gown
of chiffon voile over white satin
trimmed with pearl passementerie. A
coronet of orange blossoms held the
long bridal veil in her fair hair. Mr..
and Mrs. Stearns will be at home to
their many friends after July Is at
their pretty home on Fourth and Cali
fornia.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Howard Will
son was in charge of the program for
the German club, which met with Mrs
Best and Mrs. Greenleaf. Each woman
gave a sketch in German, of some Ger
man poet, artist or musician. Mrs.
Best will have charge of the afternoon
next week and it will consist largely
of German anecdotes.
The French circle met Tuesday
morning with Mrs. Ray of American
avenue and the work was under the
direction of Miss Dennis, who works
along the same lines as Professor Mes
bit and is, in fact, an advanced pupil
of his.
Wednesday the women of AIamitos
Library association held their annual
picnic at the sun parlor.
Mrs. Jean Drake was guest Monday
at a 1 o'clock luncheon and afternoon
at bridge, given by Miss Feeley and
Los Angeles. The affair was in honor
of the Misses Sherman of San Fran
cisco, daughters of General Sherman,
who are visiting their aunt, Mrs. E. P.
Clarke.
Mrs. w. B. Walters of 1917 East
Fourth street has as her house guest
for a month Mr.. Walters aunt, Mrs.
J. c.. Church of Chicago.
Mrs. J. A. Reeves of Cedar avenue
left Tuesday for week in Sierra
Madre.
Mrs. E. NJ. Powell and daughter of
Pine avenue have left for a visit with
Mrs. PowelPs mother in Minneapolis.
The members of the alumni held their
annual banquet at Hotel del Mar Satu-
day evening.
Miss Gertrude Davidson of Seattle is
the guest of Rev. and Mrs. S. Dell
Johnson for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Riddle of 1910
East Ocean avenue have returned from
a week in Topango canyon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Densmore and
daughter of Edgewood. Iowa, arrived
Tuesday and will make an extended
visit here. Mr.. Densmore is a brother
of F. A. Densmore Of this city.
Mrs. Frank A. Howe was the guest
of honor at a charming function given
by the members of the Ebell club in
beautiful Knoll park Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Brown of East Sixth
street entertained at dinner Wednes-
day evening in honor of the young
women of the first and second high
school basketball teams, who have won
such signal honors this year, carrying
off the trophy cup of the Woman's
league of Southern California.
Prof. and Mrs. Parker were host
and hostess at an all-day affair
Wednesday at their new home in Car
roll Park.
DIR. and Mrs. L. A. Perce, assisted
by Mr.. and Mrs. James Miller, enter
tanned number of the visiting eclectic
and their families at a 6
o'clock dinner Thursday at Hotel Ju-
liam.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Beautiful Home Wedding

A beautiful home wedding took place
last evening at SAT East Twenty
enth street, when Miss Gladys Gray,
daughter of Mrs. H. Franklyn Miller,
and Albert LIE Roy Daniel We're mar
ried. Rev. w. H. Day performed the
ceremony and seventy-five guests
were present. Frank Burrows played
Mendelssohn's wedding march and
20 Promise Me" was rendered by Miss
Enid Daniel.
The bride wore a handsome gown of
white brocaded silk and carried bride
roses. Miss Mamie Arth of Redlands,
prettily dressed in blue silk null, was
maid of honor and Carl Frigin stood
with the bridegroom
The parlors We're decorated in green
and white and in the dining room
pink and white were used. After the
wedding supper Mr., and Mrs. Daniel
left for the east and Canada.
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SOCIETY
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liers; in the hall were pink roses and
ferns and the table in the dining room
was decorated with a broad band of
pink satin ribbon ending in big bows
and bouquets of pink carnations. The
lights We're shaded in pink.
Mrs. Roger Sherman Page played
Lohengrin's wedding march. The
bride was attired in a dainty lace
trimmed white crepe gown and carried
bouquet of white carnations and
ferns. DR.. ]. S. Thomson of the In
dependent Church of Christ performed
the ceremony.
A reception and musicale was given
after the ceremony, and Clarence L.
Variel contributed several vocal selec-
tions. After a short wedding trip to
Santa Barbara, Mr.. and Mrs. Wibbles
will make their home at 521 Arizona
avenue. Santa Monica.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
BAND CONCERTS
Eastlake Park

Following is the program for the
band concert to be rendered by Moore $
Fidelia band at Eastlake park at
o'clock this afternoon:
March.
Waltz, "Mein Thureigen". ...... Kieslerr
Solo for clarinet. ....... ....... Selected
Mr. Garfield.
Trinity" sacred intermezzo. Moses
Grand Pottepouri. Metropolitan"
................. Tobani
Overture, The Beautiful Galatea"
Popular medley STRAINS from Sterns;,.,
Selection, "Attila" ..............Ne .Nerdl
Finale
Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-23
Has Mother as Guest

Mrs. Howard Sebree of Sierra Madre
has as her guest for the summer her
mother Madam Bell of Topeka, Kas.
Madam Bell is "a years old. and she
has come to be present at the fiftieth
wedding anniversary of her daughter,
Mrs. Sebree. She can sew and knit
and is one of the brightest and most
cheerful members of the family. Mrs.
Sebree wants her mother to live with
her in Sierra Madre, but Madam Bell
declares that she does not like Cali
fornia as well as she does Kansas,
where she has all her friends, and that
she is going back east in the fall.