Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-01

swanson, Mrs. s, l.. Grow and dauBn-
ter Gladys of Pasadena. and Mr.. and
Mrs. o. r. c. Grow picnicked at Devil
canyon last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Smith, who will
soon leave for Point Richmond, were
the honored guests at dinner party
given Tuesday evening by Rev. and
Mrs. e. r. Lowe of $50 Sixth street.
Mrs. John Flagg entertained large
number of children with a picnic at
Meadowbrook park Tuesday.
The watermelon social which was
held at the Temple OF Truth corner of
Sixth and streets. Friday night
proved a great social and financial sue
cess. During the evening Mr.. Grant
and Mrs. Hart gave recitations in a
splendid manner. while Miss Mary Tay
Tor rendered several piano numbers.
followed by DR.. Tanners address on1
"Watermelons" and their connection
with his two famous fasts.
John Leverage and companions re-
turned yesterday from a three months
life at the Lone Five camp in Skyland
The ThimbIe club met at the home of
Miss Mildred Carey Friday afternoon
on Fifth street. Miss Mildred's guests
were Misses Stella Mathews. Helen and
Mabel Wuesthoff, Ruth Williams, Ruth
Andelstedt. Marian Parish, Mrs. e. B.
Parish and Adelaide and Elizabeth
Symonds, special guests of the little
hostess.
One hundred and fifty white ribbon
ladies from Riverside came to spend
the day with those of Highland, Rialto
and San Bernardino Tuesday. The
men, with their white ribbons were
also in evidence. The morning was
pleasantly spent in getting acquainted
and at the hour of 10 o'clock the tables
were in readiness for the diners. When
everyone had done justice to the
spread, toasts were given. while Mrs.
Reyes, county president of Riverside,
presided.
Mrs. Godfrey, local president of
Riverside welcomed the guests in a
most gracious manner Mrs. Wheeler of
Riverside welcomed the honorary mem
bers. Mrs Mckinley of Rialto re-
sponded for that union Mrs. Sibley,
also of Rialto. gave two of her favorite
readings, Miss Parker of Highland re-
sponded for that union, Mrs. F. Joris
for the local union, Mrs. Kerr helped
the program materially by her recita-
lions, Mrs. Gray of Riverside spoke of
the L. T. L. work for children, Master
Richard Gray. lad of 5 years, did es-
pecially we'll in his recitation, Mrs.
Pentony of Indiana, who has been in
the rescue work for eighteen years,
gave a greatly interesting talk, and
the enjoyable program was concluded
by encouraging remarks from Mr. Holt
of Riverside.
The Baraca boys of the First Baptist
church held business meeting at
o'clock Wednesday evening, followed
by social time In the church parlors.
Justice Thomas Tuesday in his court
room united Homer T. Fisher of Tomb
stone Ariz and Miss Loretta Teresa
Moran of Los Angeles. The brides
gown was of fiimsy white material.
l1f n In Or
trip after which they will go to Tomb
stone. where the groom has business
interests.
Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Lowe gave
dinner at their home in Eighth street
in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Smith,
who will soon leave for their new home
at Point Richmond Mr.. Smiths trans
fer comes in the form of promotion,
for he will be manager of the Santa
Fes Richmond storehouse. The dinner
guests were the members of the Illinois
quartet and their families. During the
evening a merry party OF young folks
ligathered at the Lowe home, and made
the little affair a successful surprise.
An impromptu program was greatly
enjoyed and later beautiful clock was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. The
latter have been faithful church work
| ers, and 1t is with the deepest regret
that their friends bid them farewell.
| Mr. and Mrs Walter D. Howes enter
tanned the little friends of their daugh-
ter Gladys yesterday afternoon at their
home, 631 Caticx street. Gladys was
| 9 years old, and received many pretty
and useful presents. The little folks
were served with watermelon, Ice
cream and cake and candy, and after
! tired of play departed Miss Gladys
! guests were: Ramona Roberts, Mary
| Mylatta. Vivian and Fern Shyack, Vir-
ginia and Marie Martin, Bob Wylie and
/ George Moore.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Hansen entertained
| last evening in honor of Mrs. Hansen's
! birthday anniversary. The evening
was highly enjoyed "flve hundred and
| music by A. B. Jones and Charles Tyler
| of Highland and the hostess being the
chief pleasures of the evening. The
| hostess was the recipient of an elabor-
ate birthday cake which was later
served with ice cream from the card
tables. In the happy party We're
Messrs and Mesdames ]. B. Tyler, 9.
f. Rensch, c. B. Tyler of Highland, r.
A. Blair, Mrs George N. Haven, Miss
Nella Bell Mott of San Diego and A. B.
Jones.
DR.. John III. Ryder. Mr.. and Mrs. L. g.
Wright. Miss Louise Stancer and Jack
Smith of Los Angeles were guests yes
terday of Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Simpson
in ChurCn street. lHey Hitiuo thC Lily
to this city in the doctors new automo-
bile, the RED Flyer"
John Leverage returned from Syk-
land Tuesday after three months So
journ in the mountains.
Last Sunday morning at Z o'clock
Rev. M B. Shaw united in marriage at
his home in A street Miss Vera Lane
and Leonard Stones. The wedding was
very quiet, the only witness being G.
w. Smith, brother in-law of the bride.
After the ceremony they partook of
wedding breakfast at the home of Mrs.
Smith, after which they took an auto
mobile to the Santa Fe depot and de-
parted on the 1850 nfor San Diego
and Coronado, where they will spend
week, after which they will reside with
Mrs. Smith for time. Miss Lane is
sister of Mrs. Smith, having resided
with her for the past three years Mr..
stones is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Stones of Waterman avenue, and Ma
tive Son. He Is a member of the firm
of stones Brothers, tobacconists, corner
of Third and d streets.
Mrs John Forbes entertained at
o'clock dinner In honor of Mrs. f. A.
Crouck of San Diego The dining room
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