Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-13

which the two met was the Los Angeles
chamber of commerce excursion.
Some genuine missionary work was
done during Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Ken
dalrs recent three months visit at their
former home at French Lake, Ind, for
when they returned to this city Monday
last they were accompanied by eight
other French Lake people, who also will
probably make their permanent homes
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Hall, 730 Locust
averue, celebrated their thirty-seventh
wedding anniversary Saturday afternoon,
October 5. by goose supper, inviting
one hundred and fifty friends to enjoy
the occasion with them The pretty home
was profusely decorated. The marriage
ceremony was reread by Rev. Mr.. Cowan
Mrs. Hall wore the beautiful ashes OF
roses silk she wor6on her wedding day
Carrying large bunch of violets she
looked sweet as a young bride.
The First Methodist church was crowd
ed Thursday night when reception was
held for Rev. VIII A. Belts and Mrs
Belts. Mr.. Belts has returned to the
local pastorate for another year and la
dies of the social circle arranged the re-
ception asN a welcome home" The
church parlors were beautifully dec
GRATED.
Miss Victoria Ellis, city librarian, has
returned after an extended European
tour. Sailing from New York June 5 for
Liverpool. she visited England, Naples,
Rome and Greece. She reached New
York again September %.
DR.. and Mrs. Harry Brown entertained
at dinner last Sunday night. 1t was the
birthday of DR.. Brown and of Frank z.
Shaw, one of the guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Smith. who had
spent the summer at Atlantic City and
other eastern points. returned to Long
Beach late last week.
The S. s. S. club met Tuesday evening
with Mrs. Charles Ross, 929 Cedar.
Mrs. Emma Greenleaf DR.. and Mrs. j.
P. Best, Miss Gear and Louie Hazlewood-
Smith were dinner guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leopold II. Smith, Seventh street
and Temple avenue, Tuesday evening.
After dinner the evening, was spent at
cards. ~
Mrs. Edward c. Thode and Miss Jo-
sephine C. Sheenan of Chicago are guests
of Mrs. T. A. Polkinghorn.
A number of the members of the Cali
fornia chapter of the Colorado Cliff
Dwellers' association were entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Ida Wheaton
Riddle, 1910 East Ocean avenue, state re-
gent of the chapter. A score of Long
Beach women were present and the fol-
lowing from Los Angeles: Mrs. G. N.
Green, Mrs. A. j. Eaton. Mrs. M. D.
Gilman Mrs. Nellie A. Goodau.
The first regular meeting of the Happy
Times club for the new year was held
Tuesday afternoon at the home of the
president, Mrs. James Shackleton Of
Tenth street. ~s
Miss Grace Parker. daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. F., A. Parker has resumed her
studiefs at the Marlborough school, Los
Angeles.
Mrs A. L. Dreyfus of Los Angeles WIS.,
tied her daughter, Mrs, j. Phillips of
West Sixth street, Friday. Mrs. Phillips
was a guest of the La Rosa Whist club
first prize, a handsome cut glass piece.
tertained number of friends at prettily
appointed o'clock dinner Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Phillips was hostess at a
whist party Wednesday afternoon in her
apartments at the st. George. Miss
Stadler won the first prize, handsome
vase. ~
Mrs. Adelaide Tichenor was the guest
of the Compton Women's club Thursday
at the initial meeting of the year.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Shaw. 4T East
Fourth, entertained a party of friends
pleasantly at dinner Wednesday avening.
The table was beautifully decorated and
place cards to match had been prepared
by the hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Hutchinson of Alamitos
celebrated their thirty-fourth wedding
anniversary Thursday. They were treat
ed to a genuine surprise party at night
by about thirty friends.