Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-10
Out of Town Society
LONG BEACH

A quiet ceremony marked the mar
riage of Miss Lott.e Dale Smith and
Charles A. IIarshbarcer at the First
Baptist church Wednesday noon. The
wedding came as surprise to their
many friends. The young couple left
for a short wedding trip.
At the home OF Mrs. Day SIG West
Sixth street, Mrs. VIII 3. Julian and
Mrs. G. l.. Day gave two charming IT.
ternoon parties last week, one Tuesday
and the other Wednesday afternoon.
About twenty-five women were enter
tanned ON each occasion.
The choir of st. Luke's Episcopal
church, under the leadership OF DIR. a.
II. Gresham, rendered a popular pro-
gram of old songs and choruses Friday
night In the gymnasium building at
Fifth street and Locust avenue. Mrs.
&. J. Lucy and Miss Catherine Scales
rendered solos.
The Illinois association OF Long Beach
has decided To give n banquet and ~
| very elaborate one on the evening of
| February H. All Long Beach people
who, having at one time resided in IL
| linois, are eligible to seats at this feast.
which Will probably take place at the
| Ebell club house. c. A. Il Iffum Is pres
| ident OF the association.
Mrs. j. X. Kelpp of Colfax, Ia, is vis-
iting Mt the home of MIR. and Mrs. ED
| Keipp.
Miss Blanche Vance of Los Agees Is
visiting at the ONE of Mr. and Mrs.
L. G. Stone, 729 Atlantic avenue. Miss
Vance formerly lived in Des Moines, Ia.
| the old home of the Stones.
The Beta Delta sorority of Signal
| Hill will meet Valentine eve with Mrs.
Killey OF Burnett avenue.
Mise Ella Craig OF Highland Park,
Harry McChesney of Kahlotus, Wash,
and M. a. Barnes of Washington, ID.
| c., are guests of Mrs. j. II. Garrison.
Mr.. and Mrs a. f.. Lynne of tho
| Roma are entertaining their daughter,
| Mrs A. L. Downs of Portland. Mr..
Downs and son Arthur are also their
guests. Before their return they will
| tour Mexico.
More than ifty members of the Ala
| mitos Library asso iation were present
at the business meeting and tea
| Wednesday afternoon at the library
building. The society is in flourish
| ing condition. Nineteen new members
were taken in at the meeting. This
| brings the total memberghp up to
about 100. The postpon | election OF
| officers resulted as follows: President,
| Mrs A. n. Francisco; vice president,
| Mrs. A. H. Hilton corresponding Sec
retary. Mrs. Matthew Powell; record
| ing secretary, Mrs. ID. A. Thompson;
treasurer, Miss Catherine Williams.
| Mrs Leota Williams entertained with
a dinner party at her home on Pacific
avenue Tuesday evening, in honor of
Mrs. j. a. Springle OF Ordway, Col,
and Mrs. w. p. Fotten of Washington.
Kas Sweet peas were used in deco
rating the tables The place cards
bore dainty hand-painted forget-me-
nots.
Mrs L. II. Jackson entertained few
friends informally at her home on Ana
helm road Wednesday afternoon. Those
present were Mrs Ida Fountain, Mrs.
j. J. Penny, Mrs Shaffer. Mrs. Il. II.
Gilbert Mrs. Wendell Frank, Miss
Blackand Miss Nellie Murphy.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Gray of Campbell,
Mimi, have returned to Long Beach to-
spend another winter season here. They
are at Hotel Julian.
The organization of the Long Beach
parlor of Native Daughters of the
| Golden West is progressing finely. A
| goodly number f names, more than
| enough to close up the charter have
| been secured, and Miss Dreyfus will be
at home to all those who wish to talk
over the matter with l.er at her sisters
| home on East Sixth street, until next
Monday, when the charter will be
closed and plans made for the final ar
rangement of organization.
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