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New-York tribune., 1907-09-22
THE HOLY WAR.

This holy war, or jehad, so long looked for
by the followers of the Prophet and which not
even the Turkish suItans in the hours of their
drest necessity and OF their greatest danger have
dared to call forth is at length about to be pro-
claimed by orders Of the only man who accord
ing TO Koranic tradition and prophecy is quail
flied TO take such a step, namely, the Mahometan
Messiah Senoussi el AIahdi. head Of the greatest,
most powerful and remarkably organized re-
ugious order in the world. 1t has been for hun
dreds Of years matter of Mahometan bellef
that a revival of the faith of,the Prophet would
be brought about by a Messiah VINO was 10
make his appearance IN the 13oOth year OF the
Hegira that is, 1888. His fathers name was
10 be Mohammed his mothers FatiI1a Sldi MO MO-
hammed el Senoussi ful1ls all these condluoLlS
He attained his majority in 1883. and before the
death in that year Of his father tounder OF lhe
Senoussi order. was solemnly proclaimed oy MIN
as the true Messiah or El Mahdi. by which ap-
peIation he IS now known throughout the Ma
hon7eran world. - It may be urged that, since
Mohammed el SenouSsi claims 10 be the true
Mahdi he must have regarded the two SouddLl-
ese mahdis as frauds. This is a mistake
The Koran distinctly states that several
rahdis would arise simultaneously with the
chief one but that they would in the END ais
appear or submit TO him. It has been with the
object of verifying this prophecy that MohaIlliiea
ell Senoussi has during the last quarter OF a
century called forth mahdis in the Yemen. III
the Mahometan provinces of China, as Wei as
In the Soudan That the two mahdis on the
Nile were in everything subservient to Mo-
hammed el Senoussi is shown by number OF
things. --,..-..s
In the first place. Gordon's slayer. MohaIpmed
Achrned el Mahdi and his successor. VINO was
defeated by Lord Kitchener at Ondurlnah
both belonged to the Sidi ADD ei hadr e. ,. DJI.
lani fraternity, which is one Of the most dlrect
affliations Of the Senoussi order. and entirely
subject and subseryient 10 us srahd it'a9'et-
Then too Nohamned Achmed did not claim to
be the true Mahdi but merely the forerunner
the St John the Baptist, Of the MosIen Mes
sfab Finally four Of the chief leaders OF lle
Nabdist army at Ondurman were ex-colonels or
tbe Khedivai army who, compromised by the
Arab insurrection at Cairo in l5SZ' ned aiteI
their 6efeat ar the battle Of Tel-el Kebr, across
fhe I,fbvan desert TO Jerboub, where. after re-
naming with el Senoussi for couple OF years
they proceeded 10 Join the Soudanese Mahul at
O,,nd,1rrrnan on the Nile.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
HON To MAKE A COTILL0N
AN ARTISTIC SUCCESS

Special Cable to The Herald
PARIS, Jan. 5.-"If you want your
cotillion to be complete artistic sue
cess" said Prof. Washington Lopp,
popular American dancing master,
don't leave all the arrangements to
the merchant who supplies the favors.
This is only too often the case at
Partisan soirees. Naturally 1t is to the
merchants advantage to sell as many
and as elaborate trinkets as he can.
But the beauty of the cotillion lies in
the complexity and novelty of the
dancing. Before giving an entertain
ment hostess should consult such
authorities as NJ. Andre de Fouquieres,
Prince Pignatelli, Count de Beaufort,
Baron Waldner or some other noted
cotillion leader Then she can offer
her guests not only a merry evening,
but also really skillful and artistic
exhibition of dancing.
MY idea of perfect cotillion is one
which begins with an introduction fig
ure, a sort of preface, then changes
from simple to more complicated
dancing, reaches climax with figure
offering some special element of nov
city and picturesqueness, and then
winds up with the popular grand chain.
This season such figures as the 'Bas
kets,' the Railway the Pyramids and
the 'Serpetine' promise to be the great
est faVorites of the PariSians."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
GEORGE w BARNUM


Gray. formerly of 1882 South Alvaradc
street, have removed for the winter tc
1916 West Twenty-fifth street.
Mrs. Gray and Miss Gray will re-
ceive their friends Wednesdays.
MIR. and Mrs. S. Grant Goucher OF
1887 Magnolia avenue are entertain
ing as house guests Mrs. w. H
Goucher of San Francisco and Mrs. l.,
T. Needham and children, Lucille and
Maurice. of New York city.
j. II. Mcbride of Ventura is visit
ing his friend, D. Graham, at his home
at 1411 Millard avenue.
Mrs. G. w. Ellis and daughter, Elsie.
of st. Thomas, Canada, are guests for
the winter of Mrs. Ellis parents at
their home on Woodlawn avenue They
will also spend some time with other
relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Abbot at
2662 West Pico street.
Byron Davis, formerly of Reid street,
now of Ventura, made New Years
calls on former friends on the Heights.
Mrs. Harry McElroy, assisted by
her niece. Miss Evelyn Hornibrook of
Toronto, Canada. gave a dinner party
to intimate family friends on the even
Ing of December 20 at her home, 2260
West Fourteenth street.
Misses Jane and Martha Robinson
gave an evening party at their home
N honor of Miss Vera Allen and Hugo
whose marriage will take
place January g. The decorations of
holly berries. poinsettias and ferns
were tastefully combined.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Out of Town Society
LONG BEACH

The annual banquet of the Plymouth
Congregational church was held in the
church parlors Wednesday night. Nearly
200 persons sat down at the feast which
was served at $50 O'Clock. The rooms
were prettily decorated in red and white
flowers and greenery.
Mrs. Frank c. Roberts returned
Wednesday from an extended eastern
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McClung of San
Fernando were the guests last week of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilkins of First
street and Magnolia avenue.
Miss Leah Frasier entertained the
Twilight club at her home on Bishop
street yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. c. f. Vandewater had
as their guests Wednesday Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Wheland of Chattanooga, Tenn,
who will spend the winter in Southern
California and Mexico.
Miss Evelyn Myatt was hostess at a
thimble party at the home of Mrs. r.
Is. Oakford Thursday afternoon given
in honor of Miss Edith Joy of Berkeley.
The semi-annual election of officers of
the I. S. S. p. club was held Thursday
night. Miss Lucille Gray was chosen
president.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Macdonald, who
had been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T. {.
Chapman of Magnolia avenue, left on
Wednesday for their home in San Fran
cisco.
Miss Minnie Calhoun and Ralph Has
kins, both of Compton, were married i'll
this city Tuesday afternoon by Rev. S.
II. Wheeler, formerly pastor at Comp
ton. The wedding was surprise to the
many friends of the young couple.
Mr.. and Mrs p. e. Hatch entertained
their nephew and niece, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. p POttle of Geneva, n. Y, last week.
The Cotillion club held it's first dance
at the Ebell club house New Years eve.
Nearly 100 took part.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Cobb of Min
Beach to spend their seventeenth winter
here. Mr.. Cobb is passenger excursion
agent for the Rock Island railway.
The annual meeting of the Woman's
Work society at the First Congrega-
tional church Wednesday afternoon was
notable in that Mrs. lothian Bixby ten
dered her resignation as president of
the society after having served in that
capacity twenty years. The members
present were deeply affected and asked
Mrs. BlXby to name her own successor.
Mrs. Ayres was accordingly made pres
ident.
The Oakleaf class of the First Con-
greeational church was entertained
Thursday night at the Signal Hill home
of Mr. and Mrs. Densmore.
MI and Mrs. II. f. Clement of Bill
| ings, Mont, are Long Beach visitors and
will probably decide to make their home
here.
Among those entertaining elaborately
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Announce Date Of Marrlaae

Invitations have been recelvad in this
city announcing the da+e Of the mar
rlage Of Miss Helen Sachs of Jonesboro,
Ark, and NJ. c. Harris Of this city.
Miss Sachs, a popular young society
girl Of Arkansas Is the eldest daugh-
ter OF L. Sachs, prominent real es-
tate dealer of Jonesboro.
Mr.. Harris is well known and very
popular i'm railroad circles here and
is connected with the general pa ssen-
ger department for the Santa Fe lines
of this division.
The wedding viii take place January
10 at the home of the brides father.
The young couple expect 10 make Los
Angeles their home upon their return.
A reception viii be given in their
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
LEAVES FROM SOCLETY'S NOTE BOOK
BY THE cHATTERER
Society Women Are Interested

The society women of Los Angeles
are taking great interest in the shrin-
er society circus which will be given
soon to raise funds for entertaining the
visiting ARAB Patrols"
The arrangement committee has not
the list of patronesses ready yet, but
say 1t will contain most of the promi-
nent society women of the city.
The circus will be on the order of
the minstrels last year, but of larger
scope. The management committee,
which is composed of such men as
Chester W. Thompson, chairman;
George w. Barnum. Leo " Young
worth, Len r. Behymer, Ben N. Pow
ers, Walter j. Goldsmith, Oscar Muel-
Ter, H. ]. Krohn, John II. Nightingale,
John II. Blackwood and Major Robert
Wankowskl assures it's success The
first committee meeting will be held
Monday and more definite plans will
then be made.
The merry voices of the minstrel men
will be heard again and the various
stars" who will be procured are eX
pected to rival those of Conried Ham,
merstein, Sells Brothers, Ringing
Brothers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
jolly Watch PARTY

The new year was ush eroG in all over
the city with celebrations, watch par
ties and entertainments, ard among the
most jolly of these watch arties was
that given by the members of the
Progress Literary circle at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Curtis Thirty
sixth and Main streets. Mrs. L. E.
Rehymer, the president of me society,
ofticiated and delightful program was
given. one of the most interesting
features of the evening was The giving
Of quotations by the guests. The host,
Louis f. Curtis, opened with a quota
tion from Tennyson, and aYGrv one else
responded with quotation from Mr..
Curtis own book, STORY and Song
Miss Enid Behymer gave an excellent
rendering of several musi al numbers
and Louis Curtis, Mrs. Yale Adams
Miss Lucille Summers, Ge5rge ana Ar
thur Bettinger and Mrs. NJ. .. Bet
finger also gave musi: i selections.
Recitations were given by Mrs. Fred
Darcy and Miss Elsie Bahyucr
A banquet followed tho program,
with Prof f.. Yale Adams as toast
master, and the following toastj were
responded to: "Our Country" ]. Il.
MonluX; "The Progress Circle as a
Study Club" Mrs. w. Fl, Fox: The
President of the Progress Club" Mrs.
l. ~ Deny illeIi Socldl 7 edlllfeS OF lfc
Progress Club" Robert Train Life in
the Country" Mrs. T. Darcy; "Reveries
of Bachelor A, w. Marsh; The
Gentlemen of Progress" Miss Cortel-
you; THE Progress LADIES'" Mr. NJ. &.
Bettinger; 1.-The Spirit % Cohesion in
Our club" Mrs. Mabel Summers;
Farewell to the Old, Hail TO the
Newt" L. F. Curtis; Remarks of
Comedian" L, r. Behymer
Toasts We're followed by ch1ral num-
bers ushering in the new wear, the
members joining hands and singing
"Auld Lang Syne."
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Entertains with China Shower

Mrs. Wilbur w. Keim of 2033 La Sale
avenue was hostess yesterday afternoon
at an enjoyable china shower given in
honor of Miss Katharine Bromsconde
Brady. who will become the bride of
Francis William Foggwell January %.
In the parlor bride roses, in compli-
ment to Miss Brady, were combined
with ferns. while in the den a canopy
of red crepe paper and ferns was sus-
pended from the ceiling and from this
hung hundreds of little hearts. Red
ribbons were tied in lovers knots over
the curtains, and red Christmas bells
hung in the doorways. Ponsettias dec
GRATED the dining room, and through
the rest of the house red carnations
were artistically arranged.
The guests included Mesdames Paul
c. Hancock, Clarence Jones, Robert
Heffner, Guy Halderman, Stewart
Rosberry, Francis A. McBurney, GEORGE
Turner. Robert x. Wilson, George W.
Baird, Misses Clara Parmalee, Sarah
Miller, Adelaide Bull, Ruth Brown, Ma
bel Poindexter, Edith Holder, Lucille
Zander, Lulu Cliff, Frances Thompson,
Annie Bannister Blanche Guiberson,
Mabel ST. John. Zella Keim, Della Keim,
Edna Best, Florence Parmalee, Clara
belle Gordon, Lulu Malone, Belle Hart
Beatrice Roone, Florence Lorraine Keim
and Gail Sewers of Berkeley.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06

let coored ribbons, and a Grecian
plaque was given as quest prize, with a
BUNCH of violets for consolation. Mrs.
H. G. MarXmiller rendered fine mu-
sical program and readings We're given
by Miss Pearl Teetzel, Miss Isabelle
Curl and Maybelle Fernely. Violets
prevailed in the decorati tive scheme
through the house.
Mesdames Leroy Kingsland Daniels,
L. A. Phillips, a. b. Clarke, II. b.
MarXmiller, Paul Ellington and Rob-
ert Wankowski assisted the hostess in
entertaining her guests, who included
Mesdames Walter J. Wren, Joseph
King. Charles L. Hubbard, Van Walk
enberg, Garcia, Ray Arnold, Edward L.
Entler, Stavnow. Ardis. W. j. Bertrand,
Verna Smith, Misses Dove Wadley of
La; Miss Idella Allen of
Hot Springs. Ark; Lebus, Bertha Le-
bus, Rose Kubach, Sophia Kubach.
Harriet Longstreet, Isabel Curl, Alice
Sherwood, Bernice Burrows, Agnes
Ward. Kate Ward, Anna Pease, Lillian
Brown, Clara Underhill, Ida Underhill,
Exa Kerns. Alma Kerns, Mary Hub
bard, Setback of Connecticut, Jane
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Announce Miss Anglers Marriage

What will come as a surprise to a
large circle of friends in Los Angeles
will be the announcement Of the mar
riage of Miss Belle Sumner Angler and
Walter L. Burns.
Miss Angler is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Angler and has been
living at the Cumberland hotel for
some time. The bride is well known
among horticulturists in California. as
she is the author of THE Garden Book
of California" and has long been prom
inent in work of that kind. She is at
present engaged on another book
Mr.. Burns is a talented artist and has
his studio in the Wright & Calender
building.
They were married at o'clock yes
terday afternoon in Christ Episcopal
church with Rev. Baker p. Lee officiat-
ing. 1t was very quiet ceremony and
only the immediate relatives attended.
The bride wore her travelling costume
and they left Immediately afterward
for a short trip.
After February Is Mr.. and Mrs.
Burns will be at home at 1852 North
Flower street
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Honors Bride=to=Be

Mrs. James r. Pinkham of 1866 Pasa-
dena avenue entertained with tea
Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Mar
garet Lee, a charming bride-to-b and
she was assisted in receiving and en-
tertaining her guests by Miss Mary
Lee, Harriet Severance, Susan Carpen-
ter, Edith Maurice, Kitty Walbridge,
Gertrude King, Jessie Reynolds, Jane
Spalding, Rose Smith. Callie Roster,
Helen Newlin Ruth Bulkeley. Laura
Solano, Lucille Chandler, Minnie Gard
iner, Lucy Clarke, Mary Clarke, Lois
Chamberlain, Helen Nevin, Marie Cav
agan and Hazel Patterson.
A scarlet and green color scheme was
employed in decorating the tea tables
and in the living room Violets were
attractively arranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
CHURCH SERVICES
AND CHURCH MUSIC

First Congregational--Rev William
Horace Day, pastor. Morning, What
Is the Bible Good For9" Evening the
Congregational chorus will give the
cantata, Faith and Praise"
Bethlehem church, corner Railroad
and Main streets-Rev. Dana w. Bart
lett, pastor. Morning, "In the Begin
ming, God" Formal opening of the
new church.
Boyle Heights Methodlst-Rev. AL
fred Inwood, pastor. Morning and
evening sermon by Evangelist Bulgln.
st. Mark's-Rev. #. G. Marshall, rec
tor. Morning, when They Saw the
Star, They ReJoiced."
First Chrlstian-Rev. A. c. Smther,
pastor. Morning, self Investment"
Central Baptist-ISev. A. s. Phelps,
pastor. Morning, New Year Resolu-
tions." Evening, "A Turn I'm the Road"
st. Paul's ro-cathedral--Dr. j. j.
Wilkins, dean and rector. Morning,
THE Leading of the star" Evening,
special service of song.
Cathedral of st. Vibana-High mass
at 1030 a. m, sermon by Rt. Rev.
Bishop Conaty Evening sermon by
Rev. j. M. w. Beaudry.
Plaza-Mass at 6, 8, o and II a. M,
sermon by Rev. Juan Caballerla. Meet
Ing OF Jne CnlluTen OF MARY at y II. m.
st. Vincent's--Hlgh mass at 10:45 n.
m, sermon by Rev d. ]. Hurley, C. Nj.
Vesper service at $3.50 D. m.
st. Mary's-Mass at and 10:30 n.
M, sermon by Rev. Joseph Barron.
Meeting of lthe Children of Mary at
2:30 p. m. Vespers and benediction at
1880 p. m.
Holy Cross-Mass at s and 1o;sO n.
m., sermon by Rev. T. II. Fahey, the
pastor Meeting of the Altar society at
3 p. m.
St. Joseph's-Solemn mass at 1O:3O
a. M, sermon by Father Raphael.
Meeting of the st. Cecelia's society at
1 BOD. M, and of the German Christian
Mothers and Altar society at p. m.
Music at First Congregational
church:
MORNING
Organ prelude, Organ Hymn. .Tiutu
Childrens professional hymn.
Choir, "Ho, Every One That Thirst
eth" ............'.... .Couldrey
OHertory, organ, Communion.
.................... Devred
soprano solo, Face to Face. Johnston
Mrs. Charles G. Stivers.
Organ postlude. 'Postlude in B
EVENING
The Congregational Choral club. un-
der the direction of Prof William II.
Lott, will present Vests cantata,
Faith and Praise"
Organ prelude, prelude. ....... West
offertory, organ, christmas Offer
Organ postiuitde. "Finale from sonata w
Harry CLIFFORD Lott choir director,
Dean Walter F. Skeele, organist,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Mrs. ssnderen Is Honored

Mrs. Carlos Sandgren, a recent bride,
was the guest of honor Thursday after
noon at reception and musical given
by her mother, Mrs. Frank S. Bying-
ton of 2063 West Washington street.
Mrs. Richard Perez, Mrs. NJ. 10. Eric
son, Misses Cecil and Clara Badgley,
Olive Erdt and Mae Farlln poured tea
and Mesdames Lewis Clark Carlisle,
Samuel Wadsworth Schenck, Mrs. w.
p. Durham, Mrs. Albert Fletcher Rus
sell and Mrs. G.. Alexander Bobrick
assisted the hostess and Mrs. Sand
gren in receiving.
The receiving party stood in the bay
window, which was banked with ferns
and palms, and in the punch room foli-
age was used exclusively in the decora-
tions. The hall was decorated with
poinsettias and in the drawing room
pink carnations and smilax were com
biped. yellow daffodils formed the
centerpece for the refreshment table
in the dining room. Two hundred in
vitatons were issued
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Monthly Reception

. The members of the OHIO society will
hold their monthly reception Tuesday
evening in the Fraternal Brotherhood
hall, Si5 South Figueroa street. Later
in the evening dancing will he enjoyed
and refreshments will be served. The
following program will be given:
Duet, Mendelssohn ............
Mabel Lewis Case. Ethel Shattocl1
Recitation, "Bessie's First Party.
..'''... ...'...'....... Leila Bliss
baritone solo: :......... Walter f. Sears
Recitation, The Calf. '......Adele Bliss
Soprano solo. Mrs, Harry G. Marxmiiier
Officers will be elected FOR the coming
year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
10 a DeIIuhtful Affair

one Of the most delightful affairs of
the season was the ball given Friday
evening at Kramer's by the members of
the Nu chapter of the Nu Sigma MI
fraternity Red and white, the colors
of the fraternity, predominated in the
decorations, which were relieved by
dark green masses of foliage. The
patronesses for the affair were DR..
Elizabeth A. FolIansbee, DR.. Dorothea
Moorse, DR.. Ethel L. Leonard, Mines.
Walter Jarvis Barlow. Walter Lindley,
NJ. L. Moore, w. d. Babcock, George
II. Kress, F. d. Bullard, A. NJ. Smith,
T. b. higgins. David C. Barber, Claire
w. Murphy, Sumner p. Quint. Donald
Frick, Charles Bonynge, Arthur F..
Godn, Lewis s. Thorpe, Lyman S.
Stookey. j. kirkpatrick. G. L. Cole, A.
w. Moore, George Laubersheimer. H.
A. Thompson, a. L. Granger, Charles
Freedman and A. l.. Macleish.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06

dining room. which was decorated with
scarlet carnations and ferns, and in
the parlor yellow chrysanthemums
We're tastefully arranged. The pillars
in the living room We're wound with
ivy and vases of poinsettias stood on
the tables.
Among the guests We're Mr.. and Mrs.
Karl Schumacher Mr.. and Mrs. H. f.
Nreeland, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Petzoldt,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bright, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Glider, Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Swearengen, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Pascoe, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Neighbors,
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Murphy. Mr..
and Mrs. George Ashby. Mr.. and Mrs.
L. d. Ladd, Mesdames C. r. Donahue,
j. W. Murray, j. A. Mcmillan, Messrs.
AVN Murphy, Slater, Sidney and John
Neighbors and ]. NJ. Black.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Stanford Bow Is Guest

Mr. and Mrs. spoor Mackey of 2909
Ocean View avenue entertained with
a charming luncheon and Informal
dancing party yesterday afternoon at
the Los Angeles Country club in honor
of their son, Lorrain Mackey, who is
home from Stanford for the holidays.
The Stanford pennants were arranged
through the rooms and the Stanford
color, red. was carried out in the table
decorations.
Mrs. Wilbur Tupper assisted in en-
tertaining the guests, who included
Misses Katherine Searles of Alameda,
Louise Nixon Hill, Ella Hill of Red
lands, Maude Howell, Frances Burkhal-
ter, Josephine Case. Thornley,, Bonnye
Anderson, Messrs. Theodore Cadwalla-
der, Charlie Thorpe. Tom Gibson of Sc
attic. Silsby Spaulding, Philip Johnson,
Jack Buckley and Lester Wallbridge.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Daintily Appointed Luncheon

daintily appointed luncheon was
given yesterday at the Los Angeles
Country club by Mrs. J. H. F. Peck
of Hotel Ingraham for several Stanford
students home for the holidays.
Tiny footballs were given as favors
to the boys present and pretty bas-
kets filed with violets to the girls. Red
roses and ferns were charmingly COM
bined in the table decorations and COW
ers were laid for Misses Florence Av-
cry, Edith Heron, Alberta Denis, Mar
jorie Menafee, Gladys Lowen, Hazel
Childress, Messrs. Alfred Wright. H.
Mitchell, Standish Mitchell, Gordon Av-
cry, Brown and Stewart Salisbury.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Mrs. searles Is Honored Guest

Mrs. Searles of Alameda, who is the
house guest of Mrs. Harry Dana Lom-
bard of 26 st. James park, was tine COM
plimented guest at a beautifully ap-
pointed luncheon and bridge whist par
ty given Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank j. Thomas and Mrs. Edward D.
Silent at the home of the former 1927
South Flower street.
The table centerpiece was of violets
and ferns We're scattered over the cloth.
Plates were laid for Mesdames John II.
Norton, w. T. Bishop, Jaro Won
Schmidt, Granville MacGowan, Will f.
Dunn, Jack Foster, w. A. Barker, r
E. Connolly, H. d. Lombard, Willard
Stimson, Frank Kelsey, Sumner p
Hunt, Shelley II. Tolhurst. Otheman
Stevens, Ferd *. Rule, Albert Carlos
Jones'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Ploo Helahts Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs. II. l.. Stone, with Mrs.
stones mother, Mrs. N. T. Thurber of
Lansing, Mich, have rented a cottage
for the winter at 1905 Millard avenue.
Mrs Elizabeth Tobias and mother,
Mrs. Ellen Householder of Riverside,
are guests OF relatives at 29O3 West
Pieo street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cox, recently
from Oklahoma, have removed from FL
den avenue 10 their newly erected home
at 14lt Pacific avenue.
Judge and Mrs. Wheaton A. Gray,
with their daughter, Miss Evangeline
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Watch Party

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. X.
Mcconnell 2255 B street, Glendale, a
pleasant and enjoyable watch party
was given New Years eve. The time
was passed in games and music, and at
late hour refreshments were served.
Those present were Misses Mary
Johnston Margaret Spaulding, Anna
Seablon, Marie Manley and Mrs. Hes
ter Watkins. Mrs. r. NJ. Manley, Lulu
Mcconnell, Gertrude Mcconnell, Charles
Barker, Len Townsend, r. NJ. Manley,
Seablon, Otto Merch. Jake
Merch, Clyde Perry, Frank Manley,
Dell Manley and Arthur Manley.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-01-06
Give Card Party

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Getchell, 450 West Thirty-third street, a
delightful card party was given Thurs
day evening at which Mesdames w. r.
Murphy, j. II, Neighbors and George
Getchell We're hostcsses. Mrs Oscar
Petzoldt won the first prize, a hand
painted vase, and a stein was awarded
TO Mrs. l.. d. Ladd as second prize.
The draw prize, a pretty plate, was
also given to Mrs. l.. ID. Ladd A sup
per was served after the games in the