Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-22

Bernardino July 81 and Journeyed py easy
stages to Chicago, making brief stops at
Salt Lake, Colorado Springs, Manitou.
Denver, Sioux City, Iowa, and Sioux
Falls, South Dakota. After four days
in Chicago they visited Buffalo and Nj
agara Falls and then went to Cazenovia,
New York, where they visited an aunt OF
Mrs. Goodcell. After a short stay at
Albany they journeyed down the Hud-
son to New York and then went to Phil
adelphia, Washington city and Norfolk,
Virginia. Returning home, Mr.. and Mrs.
Goodcell came by way Of Cincinnati.
Miss E. Arletta Reed and Lewis N.
Taylor were joined in wedlock Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of the bride
parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Reed, 237
| Seventh street, the nuptial rites being
| solemnized by the Rev. Mark B. Shaw
of the First Baptist church.
The house was artistically garlanded
with profusion of pretty flowers, inter-
| mingled with greenery. The ring cere-
mony was used, and only relatives were
present The bride wore a charming
gown of white. Both bride and groom
are prominent young people of San Ber-
nardino.
Mrs. Taylor is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. H. A. Reed and for several years
has been a popular school teacher in the
Fourth street building. She has lived in
! San Ildlly ySdlSJ anu mas
| formed large circle of friends Mr. Tay-
lor is employed by the Santa Fe as a
pump engineer. He is also first duty SER
| geant of company K.
They left for San Diego and Coronado
tent city for short wedding trip. after
which they will return to take up their
residence in this city
| A party OF young people enjoyed 6
o'clock basket dinner at Urbita springs
Wa tne t1n rms a
left on the traction car, and after en-
joying the pleasures of the springs spread
| their dinner on the tables beneath the
| towering eucalypti. The party included
Misses Edna and Alma Weir, Edna
White, Bessie Shorey, Minnie F'redericks
and Messrs. Ernes- White, Raymond
Mack, Robert Culverson, Carl Hansen,
Lloyd Cox, Herbert Weir and Ben
| Buxton.
Miss Bertha Alderman was the charm
ing hostess at IL o'clock dinner Sunday
in honor of a party of friends with whom
she enjoyed her summer vacation in the
mountains. At the appointed hour the
| happy group were seated at Weli-laden
table, devoid of decoration except for
most appropriate place cards of noun
tain scene, the clever work of Miss Ger
| trude Illingsworth. Miss Alderman was
assisted by Miss Kathryn Barrett, and
of the you're ladies in that most i'm
portant domestic art, cooking. Later the
party took the car for Harlem springs,
where they stayed until evening. Inc
company included Misses Edith Mills and
jamie Singletary of Riverside; Gertrude
johnson of Cotton; Florence Haskell,
Jean Johnson Gertrude Illingsworth,
Kathryn Barrett. Bertha Alderman and
Messrs Karl Kirsch, Elmer Lyman, Ar
~, It11ian q Rover of Cotton.
and Emmett Singletary. Wallace Evans.
Frank Jefferson and Lindsay Mills of
Riverside.
Prior to leaving for Atlantic City, Nj,
where he will enter school, Howard Ham
entertained at Arrowhead The affair was
stag party and manly amusements were
enjoyed Thos who participated in the
merriment were: Messrs Earl ALISON,
Thurman Poppett, Damon Cooley Harold
Carson. Pheno, Caro- and Ollie Bartram,
George Bartram and George Mccain.
J. Parker Mareau was the victim OF
clever surprise party the evening of
his twenty third birthday anniversary,
several of his friends going in automo-
biles to his Del Rosa home. There all
sorts of ''skidoo" games were played,
of which 800" proved the most popular
Edgar Ham and George Bartram were the
lucky ones, and received prizes. Those
who enjoyed the evening were: Messrs
Charles B. Hansen, Edgar Ham, Phineas,
Caro- and George Bartram, Thurman Pop
petit, Milton Coy, Earl Allison, George
M. Mccain James Bartram, Roy Hub
bard. l.. d. Rasor, s. e. Allen, Byron
Allen, Sumner Sloan and Roy Heap.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. G. Stuart of AIS F street
last evening entertained party of friends
at a most enjoyable dinner party The
dinner was given in honor of Mrs. AL
McRae, 1t being her birthday. The
grounds and veranda of the charming
Stuart home were strung with Japanese
lanterns, and the house was brilliantly
illuminated. During the interval between
the arrival of the guests and the serving
of the dinner, music and conversation
were enjoyed. The guests We're: Mr..
and Mrs. Al McRae, Mr.. and Mrs. e. R.
russell. Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Bruckman.
Mr.. and Mrs George Gerber of Red
lands: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Byrne of
Ill - r. Il