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Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
rr.v.Ier, celebrate Anniversary

The private dining-room OF the Alex
andria. was the scene of Handsomely
appointed dinner party Friday night
when Mr.. and Mrs. George E. HARDER
entertained in honor of their first wed
ding anniversary A star-shaped floral
niece of pink roses and asparagus piu-
mosis from which glowed numerous tiny
electric lights graced the center OF the
table and the place cards bore water
color sketches with the wedding date In
gold, During the dinner the guests were
entertained with music and a vaudeville
performance. Mr.. and Mrs. Harder nave
been travelling almost continuously since
thew were married and will start again
or their globe-trotting way after week
IN Los Angeles. They go from here TO
santa Barbara and San Francisco and
farther north. Los Angeles they ex-
pect to call home, however, and some day
Intend to settle here. Before her mar
rage Mrs. HARDER was Madge Smith OF
New Orleans, and was the guest for
several months of Mr.. and Mrs. M. T.
Snyder. Those at the affair were MT:
and Mrs. Stewart Macfarlane, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Fryman, Mr.. and Mrs. A: j.
Prosser, Mr. and Mrs. H. Fl. Rouse, MISS
Condor, Miss Lottie Dudley, Miss Ara
bella Lindsey, DIR. w. E. Neel and MT
]. B. Elliott,
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25

TN honor of one OF their members who
is to be married Monday. the Theta
IL Delta sorority gave box party and
luncheon Saturday afternoon in honor of
Miss Grace Pirtle. After the perform
ance at the Belasco the party went to
Levy's where luncheon was served at
a prettily decorated table. Pink amaryl-
lis and asparagus were tastefully en-
ployed in the decorative scheme, and the
place cards were water colors of flowers.
The others in the party were Misses Az
mes Barnwell, Virginia Scott, Helen
Woods, Mabel Diebler, Blanche Dieoler'
Gertrude Adams, Mary Mohr, Alfalfa
Bower. Lucille Bush and Mrs. Frank SIM
mons. The ceremony which Will make
Miss Pirtle the bride of Frank Suther-
land Hutton, the popular young attor-
ney. will take place tomorrow evening
in the Trinity M. d. church. south, and
will be performed by Rev. George CLARK
the pastor. Miss Laura Pirtle will be the
maid of honor and Miss Lucille Bush,
Kentucky girl, will be bridesmaid. TIDY
Eleanor Griffin is to scatter the flowers
in the brides path
Mr.. Hutton has chosen as his best man
his cousin, Tom Hutton, and the usners
will be Dell Schweltzer and James Frank
lin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25

Senate, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. F'iez and
Miss Bertha Phillis.
Mrs. T. Huges Lodge, vice-president of
the Santa Monica w. c. 7. U. is said to
be actively opposing the organization of
a second branch of the organization here.
The president Mrs. Hester r. Griffith,
has already taken steps toward the for
nation of a second working body of tenn
perance women and is said to be receiv-
ing encouragement in her undertaking.
The branch now organized has twenty-five
active members.
Mrs. Cynthia Westover Allen, head of
the Sunshine movement in America, will
be honored by local women on the oc-
casion of her forthcoming visit to this
city. Her father, Mr.. Z. S. Westover,
who resides here, has just returned from
a trip to New ork city, where he was
his daughters guest for a period of eight
weeks.
Z. C. Tilsley, until recently resident
of this city, is visiting friends here. Mr..
Tilsley is now engaged in business in
Goldfleld, Nevada,
Miss Marion Saddler of Glendale is the
guest of Miss Neil Henry.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Walker are new
arrivals from San Bernardino.
DR. Minnie Proctor of Los Angeles is
being entertained by Mrs. w. H. Barker.
Miss Edwina Booth Potts was enter
tanned at dinner by Miss Gertrude Claire
Holder on the 18th.
After a pleasant sojourn of several
weeks as the guest of her sister Mrs.
Daisy Hale, Miss Marguerite Whaley of
San Bernardino has returned to her home.
The H. A. Wilson cottage on Sixteenth
street has been purchased by l.. A. Pope
of Iowa, who will reside here with his
family.
A vacation of several weeks at this re-
sort has caused Arthur Nelson of Okla
homa to decide to make his residence here
permanent To that end he has pur-
chased a lot on Eighteenth street near
Oregon avenue, ard will build shortly.
City Councilman A. S. Reel is enjoy
ing visit from his nephew and niece,
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Reel of San
Francisco.
Miss Anna Kavanaugh will render sew
eral readings before the Santa Monica
woman's club at the next meeting of
the organization.
A. ]. Wilkins of 800 Trolleyway is en-
PERTAINING his nephew, Cyril Sherwood of
Covina.
Vincent Schutt, former high school
athlete, is reported to be playing bril-
liant baseball with a team at Frail, Brit
ish Columbia.
George Winlxler has purchased a resi-
dence at Michigan avenue and Fourteenth
street, where he will henceforth make
| his home.
Word has been received from South
| Dakota by friends of G. w. Loving, who
until recently lived at 21S Sixth street, OF
his serious illness. Mr.. Loving, who is
II years of age, is said to be suffering
from pneumonia.
Mrs. T. II. Dudley, the wife of Mayor
Dudley, with her daughter Miss Elizabeth
Ryan, is expected here within the next
few days. Miss Ryan was contestant
for championship honors at the recent
Washington state tournament.
| City Clerk Hemingway has returned
| from two weeks vacation at Sulphur
mountains. Mrs. Hemingway, Miss Pear
Hemingway and Miss Mamie Getz are
now at the mountain resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
SAN BERNARDINo

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. A.-The pass
ing of the fifth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Goar was made the
occasion of very delightful evening
Tuesday for a company of their friends,
whom they entertained in honor of the
day at their home, 42S H street. Games,
nirth and music all had a part in the
pleasant time. Instrumental music was
contributed by Mrs. Walter Jeffery and
the Misses Revill, and vocal numbers by
Walter Jeffrey, William Gurr and Charles
Whitaker A variety of presents, en-
bracing the useful and the beautiful in
wooden articles, were presented by the
guests with sincere good wishes. Among
the games introduced during the evening
the donkey contest proved the most anus
ing. Miss Stella ,l.evill received the prize
for clever work in the contest, and Mrs.
Bryant the consolation favor. Delicious
refreshments were served as the evening
passed. Those present to enjoy the an
niversary evening were hlr. and Mrs. Will
liam Gurr, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jeffery,
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. III. Smithson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sayre Beckley, Mr.. and Mrs. Hol-
com, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. S. e. lotter, Mrs. Kate Bryant,
Miss Mabel Tucker, Miss Grace Holcom,
Miss Myrtle Revill, Miss Rose Hendricks
Miss Lola Melton, Miss Myrtle Shaw
Miss stella Revill, Miss Helen Smithson
Miss Marjorie Goar, Charles Whitaker
jones Whips, Robert Miller, Edgar
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
Los ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING. AUGUST
Shaw, Jack Kerr, William Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goar, Master Harold Goar

Shaw. Jack Kerr William Shaw, Mr.. and
Mrs. Goar, Master Harold Goar.
The young peoples society Of the First
Presbyterian church participated IN
pleasant social last evening at the home
of Miss ora Cunning at 1853 Fifth street,
to which an invitation to attend had been
extended to the young people of the Con-
gregational church also. The presence OF
an almost "ful orbed moon" of course
made the evening ideal for an OUTDOOR
event. Though the swinging Japanese
lanterns could not eclipse the moons
bright rays, they added their bright color
to the pretty scene. hunt, and one OF
excitement, the search being for animals
of various sorts, wild and domestic was
the first amusement of the evening. Each
guest was given horse lin miniature) to
ride to the hunt, and having pasted on IL
A. picture Of the particular animal 10 pe
hunted When the word was given there
was some lively rushing about TO track
the ferocious ones to their lar peneatn
shrrbbery. plants and many unsupported
hooks. A peanut hunt was a pastime also,
and later the young men were paogea
with the names of states pinned on tneir
backs, and were expected TO seek tneir
supper company by guessing the capital
of the state which appeared on their
back. These were in the possession OF the
Young ladies, who could give straight tips
if they wished or prolong the agony by
misleading remarks.
class of young girls who attend the
Sunday school of the First Christian
church has since the organization been
given the beautiful name of Tine hlng
s,1nbeams" Miss Mae Patton Is the
teacher. Their first social meeting was
held yesterday Afternoon at the nome OIL
Adelaide SImons, one of the members, IN
f street. Amusing and entertaining
games were in order, and dainty refresh
ments were served. The colors selected
by the class members, white and gold, were
lrsed in decorating the dining room. The
members of the class are from to IL
wears of age and number Pearl Sibert,
olive johnson, Maggie Alvord, Esther
Kelly Mildred and Leona Casey, Flora
McEachon, Elizabeth and Adelaide 81
mons and Miss Mae Patton.
Mrs j. A. Kavanaugh was given a.
pleasant birthday surprise on Wednesday
evening at her home in North B street by
a. number of neighborhood friends. sum-
mer refreshments were served and a num-
Der of souvenirs will remind Mrs. kava-
naugh pleasantly of this anniversary.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the o. r. c.
enjoyed the usual pleasant time at the
regular meeting held yesterday afternoon.
After initiation of new members the en-
tire company repaired to the Bradley con-
fectionery for cold refreshments.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
LONG BEACH

In honor of the ninety-seventh birthday
anniversary of Mrs. Lydia Sharpless
family reunion was held Thursday at the
home of her grandson, B. l.. Sharpless OF
Elm avenue The home was beautified for
the occasion with potted plants and roses.
A family dinner took place at noon. Mrs.
Sharpless came to California about TWEEN
ty-three years ago, living at first there
after in Pasadena. She has several chill
dren living in this city and Whittier, and
is widely known.
At half after o'clock Wednesday night
Miss Bertha e. Chase became the bride
of Jesse H. Evans, Rev. e. w. Thornton
performing the ceremony at his Cedar
avenue home. Miss Ivy Clanton acted as
bridesmaid and Ray Barton was best
man. A wedding supper was served at
236 Locust avenue, where Mr.. and Mrs.
Evans will reside after returning from
their wedding tour. Both bride and
groom lived formerly in Central City,
Colo.
AT o'clock last night occurred the we'd
ding of Miss Sarah Feldman, daughter of
M Feldman, 1924 Atlantic avenue, and
Louis Waisband, jeweler on Main street,
Los Angeles. The ceremony occurred at
the home of the brides parents. About
seventy-flve invited guests were pres
emit Los Angeles friends of the bridal
couple acted as bridesmaids and best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Weisband will live in
Florencita Park, Los Angeles.
For a year in Leipsic, Germany, study
ing pipe organ and piano, Miss Winifred
Rohrer, daughter of Mrs. M. A. Rohrer
of the Breakers, and organist at the First
Presbyterian church, started last Monday
morning. Her travelling companions will
70 M
of Cincinnati.
Col H. NJ. E. Shroeter and wife enter
tanned a number of friends Wednesday
with a trip through the harbor and to
San Pedro on Capt. H. S. Carver's boat
Margarita.
The Ebell clubs program for the com
ing year has been completed by the pro
gram chairmen, Miss Emily Wheeler ant
Mrs. George Barndollar, and their re-
spective committees. Besides the continu
alton of the work of past years along the
lines of art, literature. music, civics and
current literature, new department o.
work will be taken up, namely, a study
of philanthropy This will be in Mrs
Barndollar's department. Mrs. d. M. Cat
is chairman of the committee in charg,
of the new study. Mrs. Charles Adams
who was recently compelled by illness Il
abandon her work as director of a domes
tic science class, will lead such clas
during this years club work. Mrs. Emm;
Greenleaf and Miss Emily Wheeler will
each give five lectures during the year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
For RrIde-to-Re

Miss Dora E. Murchison, one of the
brides-to-be of the coming winter season.
a pleasant evening was given last week
by Miss Lucy K. Adams Of 500 South
Flower street. Accessories suggestive Of
the coming happy event were displayed in
the decoration. The guests were Misses
Louise Warde, Isabel Thompson, Florence
Goodall, Elsie Hinkelman, Lillian Edmond
son, Cora Nelles, Myrtle Godfrey, Irene
Cummins, Pearl Gulick, Grace Stephensy
Mildred JEFFERSON, Mary Hinkelman,
Messrs. Cecil Black, Thomas Murchison,
Walter Cribbins, Louis Binkelman, Roy
King Harry Stephens, James Davidson,
George Jones and Percy Edmonds.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY
PASADENA

Mrs. D. w. Coolidge of 4O4 South Mentor
avenue was hostess to a number of her
lazy friends Wednesday afternoon. She
tiful rustic arbor at the Coolidge home
was made comfortable by cushions, rugs
divans, chairs, ETC., and most delightful
evening was enjoyed.
Rev. and Mrs. v. Hunter Brink enter
tanned Tuesday evening at the ssocial
hall of the church in honor of DR.. A. s..
Thompson, presiding elder of this district,
and of the official board of the church
and their wives. beautifully appointed
dinner was served by the members Of
Mrs. Drinks Sunday school class, the j..
o. c. girls.
Members of the Kappa Alpha Phi soror-
ity entertained Wednesday afternoon at
149 North Eel Moline avenue in honor of
Mrs Margaret Howe with handkerchief
and stocking shower. Mrs. Howe will
become a bride again Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 4.
Pasadena friends were much interested
in the marriage at Temple Auditorium,
Los Angeles, Wednesday of jackson
Stewart Gregg and Miss Kate Eloise
Hawkins. Mr.. Gregg was formerly tenor
soloist for the choir of the First Presby-
terrain church of Pasadena.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. McAdam
at 345 Scott place was the scene of a
pretty wedding Thursday evening, when
Miss Laura Schucknecht became the bride
of Frank McAdam. The bride is an in
teresting young woman of Hobart Ind.
and the groom is the engineer for the
Pasadena Land and Water company.
Miss Jessie Thomas was married Thurs
day to Roy c. Davis, the ceremony being
performed at the home of the brides
parents, $50 Bellfontaine street. 1t was
one of the most beautiful and elaborate
social affairs of the summer. The bride
is a Pomona college girl and a talented
singer. Mr.. Davis Is assistant cashier Of
the American Savings and Trust com.
| pany's bank,
A dozen lovely girls calling themselve.
the NJ. o. F. club maids of FunO were
delightfully."- entertained Thursday even
| ing by Miss Louise Nottmeyer of Nortl
Marengo avenue.
| Mrs. Barnard of Winona avenue wal
hostess at pretty dinner party givel
Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs. Mar.
Hayes of Dallas, Tex, who has been visit
| ing friends in Pasadena.
The M. M. b. cub, an association o
Marshalltown, Iowa, people enjoyed
| Jolly picnic at HoIlenbeck park, Los An
geles. Thursday.
| A private letter from w. r. Stats, date
in Japan. August 3, states that he ant
! Mrs. Stats are going to the mountain
resorts for some cool weather, and tina
| they expect to sail for home on the Siberi;
! from Yokohama September II.
Miss Jessie McCament and Eddie Nc
1 Cament, who are visiting eastern friends
each won a silver loving cup in tenni
tournament at Mentor, o. In which tw
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
Romantic MARRIAGE

Preferring immediate happiness to
higher education, Miss Ruth t. Aubury
and Paul Engstrom Economically took
1t upon themselves to get married in the
north Thursday, when their parents
thought they were settling themselves in
school at Berkeley. Both the much-ir-
love young people are very youthful
which was the only objection their fam
lilies had to their being married. Mr..
Engstrom is nineteen and his bride year
younger. When they went north it was
understood that they had been persuaded
from their purpose of taking upon them
selves the responsibilities of matrimony,
Mrs. Engstrom is the daughter of Lewis
q. Aubury, state mineralogist, whose Of
flee is in the ferry building, San Fran
cisco. The family home is at s2o Graf
tan street this city. Mr.. Engstrom is
the son of the wealthy contractor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
Handkerchief Shower

Miss Anna Caswell of 1211 West Twenty
third street, entertained yesterday with
a handkerchief shower in honor of Miss
Ada Jobson, who is to be married this
fall to Jack Reynolds. Flowers, ferns and
vines, combined with strings of heart
shaped cards, gave the rooms very fest
i've appearance. The guests included
Misses Margaret Hough, Mabel Lawrence,
Manonah Brizziliari, Aileen Jewett, Anna
Bermays, Maude Anderson, Jessie Myers,
Florence Fellows Eleanor Duane, Helen
Gintha, and Mines. R. L. Brown, Harry
Harlow and l.. S. Sheldon. Miss Jobson,
who is the daughter of Mrs. and Mrs. w.
G. Jobson of 700 West Twenty-third street,
will be married early this fall to Mr..
Jack Reynolds.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
Box Party by Rrlde.EIect

Many attentions have been shown Miss
Josephine LIE Doux by her friends since
the announcement of her engagement
TO j. l.. Kirkpatrick. A series of parties
at which she has been the guest of honor
attesteo the popularity of this attractive
young woman who is soon to become
matron Yesterday afternoon Miss lie
Doux was hostess at an Orpheum box
party and luncheon, having as her guests
the women who have entertained In her
honor. In the party were Mrs Clifford,
C. c. Tatum, Mrs Walter ]. Wren, Mrs.
Charles B. Bergin, Mrs. S. Siege and the
Misses Helen McCutchan and Eunlce
Kirkpatrick.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25

tremely pleasing effects in chiffons TINS
summer. also in dimities right at TINS
next counter Mr.. Cuffs, show the iauy
some chiffons. And there you az
Teleprams are rushing to New York,
buyers are securing the market Tor
challies. fast trains are speeding west
with them, everything is being done TO
repair that error in Judgment, and IN
the meantime the p. o. clerk and the
p. M clerk are doing their part to try
to save the day.
If the angel Gabriel were a clerk
under the 'P o. system and you asked
to see the latest thing in trumpets he'd
try to sell you pair of wings instead"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
PatrIotlc Luncheon

An informal luncheon with patriotic &C.
cessories was given last Wednesday by
Mrs. Cora B. Sawyer of Thirty-ninth
street Mrs. Sawyer is patriotic instruc-
tor of the w. r. c. and her guests were
the members of the committee on patriot
ism, The national colors were conspicu-
ously displayed about the walls and on
the table. The guests were Mrs. Martha
p. Brunson, Mrs. Margaret G. Wright,
Mrs. Matte Baker, Mrs. Winifred d. K,
Mclaughlin, Mrs. Nancy d. Briggs, Mrs.
Carrie A. Dorwood, Mrs Lizzie Earring
ton and the hostess. Mrs. Sawyer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
WeddInq Date Set

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Donovan of 1923
San Julian street, have set Tuesday,
September 10, as the date for the wedding
OF their daughter, Elizabeth to L. S.
beats. The ceremony will take place
in Trinity M. e. church, Rev. p. P. Ry-
land officiating, ana he will be assisted
by Rev. A. B Pritchard The bride has
chosen a matron of honor, Mrs. Harry
Hartwell, and the bridesmaids will be
a sister of the groom, Miss Rowena beats
and Miss Leona Patton. Misses Cora
Atkins and Nadine Adams are to be the
flower girls and Master Thomas Dono-
van is to act as ring bearer. The groom
viii be attended by j.. A. Donovan The
first of the series of pre-nuptial affairs
planned in honor OF the bride-elect was
given last week. when Miss Rowena beats
entertained for her.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
SANTA MONICA

Local society was largely represented at
the wedding at Los Angeles on Wednesday
evening of Fritz Niemann, the son of F..
Niemann, a prominent contractor Of this
city, and Miss Agnes Klages. The we'd
ding ceremony was performed by Santa
Monica Justice of the Peace j. G. Steele
at the future home of the couple at 244
West Thirtieth street. Among those pres
ent were Mr.. and Mrs. f. Niemann, Mr..
and Mrs. f. Klages, Mr.. and Mrs T. s..
Fuller Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Leighton, Wal
ter Niemann, William Niemann. Mrs. A.
Kurtz, Miss Anna Schoefer, Miss Anna
johnson, Miss May Wolfchrist, Ernest
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
Social Notes

Mr. and Mrs. e. P. Bryan of 81 West
moreland place left a few days ago for
Lake Tahoe to join their two daughters,
Mrs. Luther T. Bradford and Miss Min
ME Bryant, who have been at the resort
since June 1. Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan will
return to Los Angeles September 10 and
the young women will remain until the
middle of October.
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Blackstone and lneir
son, H. winthrop Blackstone, have just
returned from a six weeks trip that took
them to the larger cities of the eastern
coast, in which they combined business
and pleasure. Considerable time was
spent at the old home in Boston, where
Mrs. Blackstone was called by the serious
injury received by her father, II. w. Rob-
inson, in fall. Mr.. Robinson is entirely
recovered and with Mrs. Robinson ex-
poets to make his usual trip to the coast
this winter
Mr. and Mrs W. ]. Lawless of the
Weaver-Jackson company, who have been
absent five months on an European trip,
sailed from Naples on the return voyage
August %. They visited all the important
cities on the continent, giving month to
Carlsbad, and before returning to Los
Angeles will spend some time in the large
cities of the east.
Mrs Charles wellington Rand and
daughter, Miss Lillian Rand, who have
been at Lake Tahoe for the past six
weeks, expect to return soon after Sep
TENDER l to go to their summer home at
Venice
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rowan and Mr..
and Mrs. w. H Holiday are among the
Los Angeles society people who are at
the Potter, Santa Barbara, for the tennis
tournament.
Miss Florence Franklin of this city has
been entertaining Miss Mauneena McMil-
Ian of Los Angeles and Miss Mae Foster
of Seattle at her cottage at Long Beach.
Mrs. Ella Endelein has returned from
Ventura where she has been passing a
month in the company of Mrs. Beatrice
Patton and Miss Margaret Hamilton.
Mrs. Victor Shaw and daughter, Miss
Alice Show, have returned from Coronado
and San Diego. Miss Ethel Shaw is en-
joying an outing at Charevoix, on the
eastern shore of Lake Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Marshall and the
Misses Marshall of 1887 Harvard boule-
ward have gone east on a trip
Mrs Kent Koerner of st. Louis, who
has been passing the summer with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh W. Harrison
of 1910 West Twenty-seventh street, is to
leave for her home next Thursday. Mrs.
Koerner was formerly Miss Zoe Harrison.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
Return from Alaskan Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. John H Foley went out
Of the path of the fashionables for their
summer holiday. In search of the un-
familiar and the picturesque, they left
several weeks ago for Alaska. and now
are at home most delighted with their
outing. Mrs. Foley is completely
enamored of the far north and stated
that it was the most ideal vacation spot
for summer. Mrs. Nellie Potter, principal
Of the Santa Fe avenue school, was a
passenger on the same boat as the Foleys
on the return voyage.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
plan Rln Reunion

Arizona Hassayampa court of Los An
geles, made up of present and former resi-
dents of Arizona, are planning big re-
union on September IL and Is. There will
be three events in the celebration, which
promises to have large attendance.
On the first day picnic will be given
at Bay City and Alamitos, with all kinds
of water sports to furnish amusement,
and on the second day there will be a
banquet at one of the large hotels and a
theater party.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-25
MInIsters Return from OUTING

A party of Los Angeles ministers who
have been relaxing in the mountains of
San BernardIno with their families have
returned to their homes much refreshed
and rested from their thre- weeks out
ing. Those in the party were Rev. G.
M. Crist OF the First M. e. church,
Mrs.. Crist and son h~aneth. Rev. Robert
8. Fisher OF st. James M. e. church, Los
Angeles, and Mrs. Fisher, Rev F. J. Sea-