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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
Irpelhs b aatiet.
Iifaragnancr lanSen in SaluaSor,
iuerSen aber sariifsetrieben.

Gan Salpaoor, Rep. Gal
pnbor, II. SSitnt. = Der 8eihdftS'
fiihrer ser engliiden @iienbabn'@e'
ieLihaft bat Die Hegierltng offi5iell
insJrmiert, onB bas ,tifaraguuuiide
adnonenboot Wtomotomba, oas Die
nifara9uaniIde 5Iagge trug, bel
9lcajutlu, Solpnoor, in oen Shlepp'
booten uno 2aurtdes ser @eIeai6aft
500 Wonn uno &riegsnaterial lam
bete. Die Soloaten tuuroen Damn NIT
Der giienbabu am H.. Sunni nod
Sonionnte geihidt unb am t2. Sunni
ififften lie ith mie0er elm nahoem
iie. oie 8eihdftsldoen gepliinoert mS
cine 2oltnh unO brei ieeiihere goote
nit iih genommcn batten. .'
Die 9frpoIittionGre batter ntsen,
id,einlib ftinen @ieerItano in Con,
ionote ernnrtet unb iparen nidt i'm
Itan0e, lire ltripriiugliden Bldne
b,wdSufiibren. 90 lie BON BEN Ialpa'
Soroniiden Srltppen Suriifgetric6en
muroen. G2 ihcint, onb Ii6 bie 6lt'
btiitier entid1loIien boben, an anberer
StcQen III lonoen, piellei6t IN Ert'
umfo ODER Gaiutepeaue.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
GARDEN Ipridt IL
Der ,,3ukunft.
Gr bat bas Snca nit oem 0rafen
b. Mpltfe abgelebnt.
kronprin, Wilb I'm Eat ocm
Raiter snittellnne 9cmadJt.
SarSen martet weirre Sd)ritte Der
glngesrifieneu ab.

@erlin, IL. Suni. - Sn Der
r3uflrnft" beit1tigt Iartrnilian Sar.
oen Die idon triiber semeloete 3unoe,
oaB eroie Giteaforoeruns oesA ebe-
nlaligen gerliner3 STANDARDIZATION,
@eneraqetrnantS !. . @rafen 4uno
T.. Vtoltfe abgelebnt babe. SarOen
beitreitet uber, Sdb Sie geifieoene
@dttilt oes @rafen M6ttfe, geborene
2iIp bon &enben uno peupitluete bon
1&ruleu eOer oer 8irn, @eb, 9fat pom
&olItein, ehenialiger sriter 8ortra.
aehoer Iat in Der Eolitiiheii nn0
@eripnnI. .gt6teillins OeS ausipdrtigen
antts, ibnl oie Silformottoil ii6er oas
9un lno Sreibeu Ger guleuburg,.
ideu.G Gliaue geliefert bdtten.
& glnldbltCh Der geidul0iglmg, Dab
er Sie eiil5elnen NitgIieoer Der Ia.
feIriinoe" bon Shlob 2iebenberg
fronfbafter Reigungen be5idtig babe,
fiibrt SarOen aus. er bobe ben Serr.
ibaiten bomoierueae @etdtigiutg niht
gum Sornurf geiuobt. Gr babe le.
biglid foultatiert, meId) Ionoerbare
sgi1nner.6re,noidlaften oo eingegan.
gen ieien uno aui Ole lpiritiltiihsl1D.
itiihen Heiguugcn Ser r5afelrinoe"
aufrnerfiom gentadt. 0rs 5erneren
babe er oeu pclitiifen ginfluB moer.
anttportliher gIemcnte bef1ntpit.
Saroen beitdtigt SugIeih Die be.
reits gemelbete Tatiahe, Dab es
aronprinS @ilbelm mar, lpelher bem
Gaiier Die friiberen artitel Der .3u.
funft" porlegte, IN benen Die Mnoeii.
tuneen iiber oie ssntrignen i,no Jon.
itiaen Niahenihaiten Der @uIenburg
Clique entbalten nnren. gs sei6ab
bas am ,peiten Mai.
Der Serausgeber Der .Snfunft"
tpnrtet nod bieier Grfldruns oos
@eitere ab. gulenburg rtno Woltfe
bnben iif befanntlih bereits an Die
8erihte gelpanbt. Inn ben 9eipeis AZ
erbrinaen, OaB Ole gesen tie erbobene
8erperiitdts.9ln .9lnihulOigung ieoer ge.
griinoung entbebre.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
StrafmiIoeruna.
9rcise5n Snm Spbe berurteilte Sul'
baten su 8efangnisitrafen BE.
gnaSigt.

guSapeit, II. Stunt. - gtus
@robnorbein i'm ungorii6en 8omi'
tat 9tbar miro genrelOet, OoB bie
brei3ebn SoIoaten bonn 7. Suiaren'
gtegiment 8iIbeIm Der 3meite, Geut.
ifer 2oiier rn6 86nig bon Greuben
fpeIfe ftfj i'm porigen Sabre itmers
fte 8erfehIunQen botten 3u ShuGoen
fommen lniien, nun 0oh nit 8efdng.
nis oooonfomn1en meroen noc6benr
fie beretts ser 1oSeSitrnfe psrf1fen
ff,ienen. sic botten I'M 3ltItonOe ser
Trunfenbett @or9eietten Sen @ehor-
fam bertpeigert unb lie t6tlih ange-
qriffen. @ei Dem @erh0r Dor oent
Grieg$ $qerift batten lie Damn oIe
Rorqeieeten nuf bos @r06lihite be.
f6impft. ....' ....' Nj.
Dos arteoS9ertft ner,trteiIte Sic
6rei3ehn Suioren gum Sooe. Ter
9orpsfommonbort ubPr FAT Wilot.
run9sgriinSe gelten Iaiien unb lie 5lt
fieben Sabren @efdngnis begnaoigt,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
CLUB blctlrn.
Sin SapitGn lpOllte @ein unb Cigar
rcn Ubne Steucru cinbringcn.


Gan Ticao, Gal. IL. Satni.--
Ser 9eieGlSbaber oesare,,3ers Gbor.
leItcn, aapt. 8inslop, Der am let.
ten 6reitag bon bier abreiite, be5abI.
re $205 Steuern unter llmIt1noen,
6ie 5u einigtn grfldrungen 8eranlai.
iltng gebeu Die @aren, Die aus 20
&iIten irnportierten Gbonpagner ltno
an6ern @einen, 3pei aiiten 4unit.
merfen unb elmer groBen Guontit1t
Gigarreu beitdnoen tpuroen bier bon
Watroien 1eIanoet, Die nift Den ge'
ringiten Geriiid) mahten, lie 5u Der.
bergen. Die @nren naren nad) Dem
Often ooreIiiert. Die Steuerbeamten
piSeriesten iid Der slbienbuHg ohnc
9esabliing ser Stenerit iino Der Sea.
pitGu @inslom erfldrte, bnB er Die
@aren ais neutrality-suspicious. be-
tradte, er bot itd ieopd an, oie
Steuern Su beSablen. 0as slnerbie'
ten rpuroe 5ierIt 5itriidgepieien, abcr
nod elmer geiprerbltng NIT 4 Dem
ShotointSSeportement tpuroe ods
9(nerbieten augenommen oie Steuer
be3oblt unO ole @aren freigege6en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
~. Marhrt
tri.t ,urii&
@uroe ais Sanoioat fir bas Ibge'
uroneten Saus scidlagea.
Die GBriltlldJ. So,, ,altn bran.
iprudJrn tingn Mlniltrrpolten.
&abrideinlidJ ,uiro Or. @eRmaun
llnterridjtsminiltcr meroen.

@ien, II. Suni. - Der 9tiif'
tritt oeS llnterrihtsminiiterS o..
Mardet itebt unmittelbar bepor. @r
lit Die 8oIgel Ger gsieOerlage. pelha
&arhet BET oer iiinglten 9teupablen
Sltm abgeor6netenbauie bes 9teihS'
rats erIitten bat. 8efunuIid reidtf
Der Wtiniiterl iofort .no9Q Der 8abi'
entid6tOung 4 ietn gtltIaIiuligSaeind
ein iiber tpel6eS &1iicr Sran5 Soiri
jeOodl in5pti6en fetne GntideiOl,ng
getroffen Bate. otis Sdnoioat fir
sic NGhioIge piro Or. gilbert @eB'
munnj eennrrrt, ] elmer Ser Biibrerl Ser
Gbriitlids So5ialen, oie ais it6rfIte
&nrtet i'm neuen Sallie audi ibre sc.
biibrenoe Sertretung TN Spbinett be.
anpru9en. ##
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
6ratn Ole Irieornskonfrrrn'
Ticiclbe cine aomOoie, Ole Maiicn
su bstriigen.

Sm SonG II. Sum-. - Cine
Semonitration geaen Die SrieOens.
fonieren3 muroe geitern Radmittag
in einem Selbe nltberbalb ser Stoot
peronitaltet. 9tur boa6notihe Reoner
iproden 3u Sen etrpa 200O auneien,
gen geqen Die Soee, oGB ote perid)ie.
Oenen Regierungen rpirfli6 ole crlrito
abiift bGtteu, bte militGriiden 9iir.
Sen 3lt erIei6tern bie oie @nergir
ser europ6iihen Stooten uutergras
ben. Die Srieoensfonferen3 uonnte'
lie cine 8omobie, nm Die Waiieu 3.
betriiden. i
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20

8erltn, IL. Srni. TT Cine BON
bier aus per6reitete Welbiing, baB ole
8ei6sregierung eine neue anleibe
allf5unebmen beabiibtige, nirb bon
.offi3ioier Scite auf bos 9eitimmteite
in slbrebe geiteQt. gs bate gabeiBen,
,HnB cine Gmiiiion bon 5rpcibunbert
I@datonen Rarf in Sdasanmeiiln-
gen erfolgen iollte, aber In Dem De.
.menti miro fonitatiert, baB Die 0fe-
gierung CUR 3eit iiberbaupt cine
meme anleibe nidt in gripdguns
Siebe. gt8EtrH, IH, =
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
nrnc l'artciffcllnno.
Die Sint6cncn mpllen NIT Der 6ent'
idcu 2iufen Elm Siinonis.

8ien, II. SSuni. - Cine be.
merfenStperte gnfiinbigung lit bon
Der Garteileititng ser Ruthenen auS.
gegangen. Sic erfldrt, ooB tie i'm
&ei6srnt elm giinonts nit Der oeut-
ihen 2infen iu6e, uno 3por gegen
ole 9olen, ais Die llnteroriifer Ser
&utbenen. Die nerllihen 9orgGngc
on Der 9emberger.ll llniperiit1t, iiber
tpelbe nieoerbolt berihtet tpuroe, ba.
ben cine iebr feinbielige Stimmung
geget oie 8olen ilnter ben Hitbenen
eraei1gt. Sic miro obne 3ipeifel beim
eriten anlaB nm Sauie 81 erploiinem
ausorud gelangen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
silor0 un6 Sclblimoro.
Gdneibct irnrr 5rau on Sals Surd
unS bcgebt Seibitmoro.

9etroit, II. sunni. - @il'
liam &ouIe, Elm 3immermann, 80
Sabre aft, our6iduitt geItern aben0
Ieiner Srau bic @ur9el unb idnitt
ii6 Damn nit oemieIben 9faIiermeiier
ben SAILS Our6. 9eiSe itnrben beim
9tieSerfallen in ibrem Sdlafsimmer.
mo auBer ibnen ibre beioen ainSer
i6Iieien. HouIe unS feline ;Srnu bat.
TEN ii6 ge8unft unb 6rau Roule bat.
te Inn Sheihltng na6geiu6t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20

IUetuenuer Yulut III ulI,IWeu
Iragen 5u neroen. l,no bic @ablen
in 6en @ren3biitrtften, ruo Ser Stano
ser biirge'lifen @ntpidlung nod
gering iii, ioa 5eitlpeiie iuipenoiert
perocn.
Iieie rotpenoiger Ienoerlngen
bitten Ser Iuma uidt iiberluiien
peroen fonnen, iagt oas Ianiieit,
oa Die 3riammenietung oerielbeu
infolge Ser qenudten 6ebIer in Dem
@ablgeiete cine falibe gepeien lei.
8ott babe Dem &aiier Die fuiierlihe
@epalt gegeben uno oerielbe miiiie
Dor @ottes Chrome Die @erantlpor.
tung fir Dos Sdifinl Rublanos ira.
gen. gr bd6e 0esbaIb oen gennrnten
SGritt trm miiiien unb eriparte Die
tlnteritilBung aller loDa[er unterta'
1pn s...."
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
ltcberidjiuemmnns.

gpanspille II. Stunt. -
Der SbioiluB iteigt reiBeno idnell
ino man erpartet einen 8aiieritanb
bon 80 Sub ooer mebr. giele Tau.
ienoe afer 6armlanbereien iteben
itnter @aiier. Sarmer 5ipiiden bier
iinb Cairo, Sa., iperoep grobe ger.
lutte erleioer, oa ihr aorn poaitGnbis
pernidtet III, ipo 3iolhes in Den Rie.
berungen sepflan5t poroen lit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
s,it Wrlnbaurr ii. =
9rankrsihs.
Die Olesiernng wirS brnte ibreu Se
idluR UcrOffcntlideu.
DER Agitator Albert
jo!l uertaftet merorn.
Sericlbs ideint aber bereits in Cider
beit su iein. 49,. 49,.

8ori8, II, sunni. - Ser befi'
uitiUe 8eidIuB Ser &eeierllng bin
ft6tIt6 Der @einbouerfrage in oet
r0i6i", miro beute unmitteIbar mad
Der RabinettSIiBung ungefiinOigt per'
oen, pie ermartet pllr0e, 8erl6tet
miro, 0oB 0farceuin 2lIbert, Ser 6iib'
rer Der 2lgitatton, perboftet peroPn
ioQ. Der 9eri6t in ser oWtiOi" BOT
piel 2lufregurg oeruriaft. Na1
eIoubt ieOo6, SnB gilbert, Dor Der Ser
hoft,n9 Iiher it, 0a er nah einem
0ebeimen 3ufIu6t .gefIii6tet ieln Ioa
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
@cacn Die GreIe.

Der GrGfeft bon Ct. petersburg,
General 0raheffsfi, bot etnen @e.
fell an oie bieiige Ereiie erInIIell,
NORM oerielbcn tritgeteiIt miro, buB
bie @eroffentlihpm9 ir9enS etnes Der
Gegierung feinoli6en 2(rtifets olS
Elm %ergcbep ougcieben uno nit Ell.
ner Strafe bon $500 unS orei Mo,
natcn @ef1nonis beItrnft meroen
miro. Ttc8 iii sic broTtiIf,Ite Wobre.
gel, sic Qrnen oie 4rei'e ictt Sen "a.
gen ser iHmGr3eiten 3enftion protla'
micrt mor6en lit.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
Bon 8iitcnben anscsriffcn.

geep gorf, II. SSuni. - @ii
hael groberif, Elm Iotormam Der
StraBenbabn, ipl,roe bon mebrereE
Sunbert niitenben Wdnnern un>
Srauen in ser gronr feitgenommer
uno 10 ihiper miBbanoelt, DAB er
tpabrideinlih iterben niro. CT batte
Die 5ebn Sabre alte 2ucp Del6ante
iibecfabren unb setotet.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
Mntpmubilnmfan.

/ SanbornpiIIe. q. S., IL.
euni. - Sn einem GutomobiIinfaa
rpurSen eeIterm @enb brei Eerionen
pabrideinlid t0olih rerlett. Gs
limo: Or. g3en, &ids Wetcalie Don
@intbrop, @aii, arnu NetcnIfe uno
SRI. Gburdille, Watrone oes Wetsul-.
fe SoipitnIs. ri 90 .lile 4
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
Hnbe cmpiublen.

sotio, IT,, SUM. = GiiArenr.
@itgIieSer Ner fnnititirtioneIlen Gor,
tei bieIten beute Rahmittag cine Git
ung ub uno rabn1en eint Ieiolutio
In Der amerifaniiden Srnae an. in Sc
NIT 9fiidiidt auf bie @i6tigfeit 9fuh.
uno alrsbeit empfobIen, iorpie Se,
&at erteiIt miro, beihen Reeierumqer
pegen elmer 5ufriebeniteaeuoen 2G
hing uertrauen 81 if?nfen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1907-06-20
9lutomubile pcr6rannt.

8oiton, II. Suni, Gin Seuer,
bos cine 3eitIang Sen Iutomo6iIOi'
itritt bon Bolton beorobte, fpersebrte
35 Bis 40 gutoRlobile iuno rihtete ei.
ren S6aben BON 100000 an.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
CHURCH SERVICES

First Congregational-Rev. William
Horace Day, pastor. Morning. "David's
Message to Our. Times" Evening, an
nual midsummer musical service.
First Christian-Rev. A. c. Smither,
pastor. Morning and evening sermon
by the pastor. Morning, Following the
Pattern" Evening, Modern Idolatry.'
st. Mark k's-Rev T. c. Marshall, rector
Patriotic service, at II a. m. The W.
r, C. will present a flag to the boys
cadets. Evening, the rector will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. c.. T. Murphy,
rector of st. Athanasius church.
Y. M. G. A.-Service for men at $3.50
p m. Address by Prof. B. F. Stout,
who will give his Sermon in Song
Cathedral of st. Vibiana-Rev. P. ].
McManus will preach at the 1O:3O o'clock
mass Meeting of the Boys sodality at
p. m.
Plaza-Masses at g. 8, and II a. m.
Sermon at the last mass by Rev. ].
Caballeria.
st. Joseph's-Communion of the Chris
tian Mothers and Altar society at the
o'clock mass. Meeting of the German
Third order at $3.50 p. m. Evening, SOL
emn reception of members into Christian
Mothers society.
st. Vincent's-Rev. J. ]. Cody, c. M,
will preach at the 10:45 o'clock mass.
Holy Cross-Masses at s and 1890 a.
m. Sermon by Rev. T. F. Fahey.
st. Patrick 's-Masses at Z and 10 a. m.
Sermon by Rev. P. j. McGrath. Bene-
diction following last mass.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Out of Town Society
PASADENA

'Woodhurst," the beautiful Alhambra
home of Mrs. Franc OgibyWood, will
soon be the scene of an elaborate recep.
tion in honor of Miss Brent Watkins
whose engagement to John Worth was
announced last week at a reception given
for them at the home of the Misses Mel.
lus in Los Angeles. Miss Watkins is a
piece of Mrs. j. DeBarth Shorb of Los
Angeles and of Mrs. George S. Patton OF
Alhambra. Mr.. North is graduate OF
the University CT Cal-- crnia, now an at
torney of Los Angeles. October 15 is set
as the date for the wedding.
Devils Gate was the destination of a
moonlight hayride by the Christian En-
deavor society of the First Christian
church Thursday evening. Their pastor,
Rev. F. M. Dowling, accompanied the
party and entertained the young people
with some funny stories and incidents
of his recent trip to the Holy Land
Mrs f. +. Monnette of 96 South Ell
Molino avenue entertained a few of her
friends with a party on her spacious
lawn Wednesday evening.
DIR. Herbert Waterhouse and his bride,
who were entertained at the Waterhouse
mansion Thursday evening, will leave
August 13 for Gallop, N. M DR.. Water
house was appointed by the Presby-
terian Home Mission society to do medi-
cal work among the Navajo Indians in
Arizona.
Miss Anne Baldwin, formerly of New
Haven but now of Los Angeles, whose
marriage to Mr.. DYou Is to take place
August II, was entertained with an in
formal bridge party by Miss Margaret
Austin at her home, 2S1 South Orange
Grove avenue Thursday afternoon. More
than usual interest attached to the func-
tion from the fact that the hostess, Miss
Austin, is to be a bride also this autumn,
just one year from the announcement
of her engagement on the 23d of last
September to Clarence Austin.
Miss Ruth Chase, daughter of Mrs. P.
A. Chase of Altadena was married to
DIR. Walter A. Bayley of Dawson, N. M.
Saturday afternoon at the home of the
bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hawley of 427
South Marengo avenue entertained Miss
Myrtle Osborn with a miscellaneous
shower Thursday evening. Miss Osborn
is to be married some time in August
to Edward Loudenclos.
Following the last rehearsal before
their six weeks summer vacation the
choir of the First Baptist church cell
'ebrated their entrance upon the holiday
with a social jol,ification. 1t was held
at the church and was arranged by the
choir leader, Prof. w. ]. Jones. as a
surprise to the women musicians.
The "Old Maids" of South Pasadena
entertained their young bachelor friends
with a moonlight picnic at Eastlake
park Thursday evening. A tempting sup
per was prepared by the young women.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Miles chaperoned
the party.
Miss Josephine LeDouX of Los Ange-
les who Is to become the bride of Jack
Fitzpatrick next month, was entertained
with linen shower at the pretty home
of Mrs. Sylvester Seago on West Call
fornia street Friday afternoon. Games
for which the score cards We're daintily
hand painted by the hostess furnished
part of the evenings entertainment.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

Charlotte Pell, Mrs. e. II. G. Slater, Mrs.
A. F. Norrie, Mrs. Richard Gambrill, A.
Lanfear Norris, Mrs. Alfred G. Wander
bilt, Miss Wetmore. Elbridge T. Gerry,
Miss Anna Sands, Mrs. Lewis Cass Led
yard, Mrs. Taylor Campbell, Mrs. w.
Payne Thompson, Mrs. Slater, Mrs.
George NJ. Rives, Mrs. George S. Scott,
Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll and Mrs. w.
Watts Sherman.
One of the important weddings of the
week was that of Miss Elizabeth A.
Morton and Sidney S. Breese.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar B. Walters of SS9
West End avenue have sailed for Europe
It has been announced that the we'd
ding of Miss Ethel Folger White and
Cornelius Wagstaff Rcmsen will take
place Saturday. September A. in St.
Thomas church.
Ogden Mills and his daughter, Miss
Gladys Mills. arrived Wednesday on the
Oceanic from Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Miss
Sadie Jones sailed for Europe Tuesday.
Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish entertained with
luncheon of fifty covers Wednesday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

Those enjoying the gracious hospital
ity of Mrs. Seago were: From Los
Angeles, Mrs. Clifford Tatum, Mrs.
Walter Wren, Mrs. Garfield Drake, Mrs.
Max Parker, the Misses Josephine Lee
Doux, Anna Powers, Eunice kirkpa-
trick, Gerna Vandervoort, Frances Par
ker, Fanny Reed, Helen McCutcheon,
Ethel Graham; and from Pasadena, the
Misses Ruth, Anne and Barbara Baker,
Mrs. Ned Leroy Chaplin, Miss Chapin,
Miss Alice Chaplin.
Many friends of Charles Herbert
eulVey haveSreceived invitations to his
marriage with Miss Florence Jeffers at
camden, N. j. Mr.. Quivey was popu-
lar member Of the choir of the First
Methodist church and was employed in
Pasadena, but 1t is row learned with
regret that he will probably make his
home in the east
MISS Bertha Brubaker of Walla Wa,la,
wash, who is the house guest of ner
cousin, Miss Ellen Hammell at III North
Los Robes avenue, was honored with a
thimole party Thursday afternoon. The
guests came with their dainty needle
work and had a delightful afternoon on
the shady veranda.
Much interest is manifested here in
he marriage OF Miss Frances Pearl
Brouse ard William P. Mumper, both of
Riverside, which was solemnized Thurs
day night Mr.. Mumper is we'll known
and popular socially in Pasadena, having
been Throop student here in his school
days.
Miss Myrtle Jones of 92 Pepper street
has returned from the east, where she
spent the past year in the study of
music at the Oberlin conservatory at
Oberlin, o. She is gifted player on
both pipe organ and piano.
Mrs. Walstein Root has written to
friends here that Mr. Roots health has
much improved in Colorado and that
they are nicely situated at Estes near
Denver.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Our Social Center

More social interest is centered in New
port than in any other one city in the
United States. The season is now in
full swing and the society leaders of the
country are entertaining in all their
usual original and novel methods.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs.
Mills have just opened their cottage at
the fashionable resort and are planning
many affairs.
Mrs. Goelet is in Newport after an
absence of several years, and as her
yacht is anchored in the towns harbor
she will do a great deal of the enter
tanning. for which she is famous, on
the water.
Miss Helen M. Gould will sail from
Newport Wednesday for Europe, where
she will remain for some time.
Among those who entertained with
dinner parties during the week are Mrs.
Edward r. Thomas, Egerton l.. Win
throp, Mrs. Edward ]. Berwind, Miss
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Mr.. and Mrs. LummIs Entertain

Mr.. and Mrs Charles F. Lummis of
East Avenue Forty-three entertained
Thursday evening, Indian and Spanish
dances were given and Spanish refresh
ment were served. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Moody, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bent, --r. and Mrs. Will
Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. George Curtis, Mrs.
John Duane, Mrs. Idah Meacham Strow-
bridge, Mrs. Norman st. Clair, Misses
Christensen Boomer Bertha Lummis,
Heloise Goutollanc,, Lita Horlocker, Ellen
Bent and DR.. Richard Lund, Antonio
Apache and Messrs. Eaton, Elson, ALI
son and Folsom.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Gives Farewell Affair

Miss Jessie McRae, who will go east
Sunday, was the complimented guest at a
five hundred party given Wednesday even
ing by Miss Eta Couch of 1124 West
Thirty-eighth street. A hand-embroidered
handkerchief was given as prize to Miss
Louise Rheime and Dan Knoll received a
picture. The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. c. E. Bean. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Sumner Kent, Misses Catherine McRae,
Lillian Kier, Kate Wells, Sadie Scovel,
Louise Rheime and Wells T. Couch, Mr.
Keir, Nicholas Couch, Ray Howard
George NJ. Rheime, Dan Knoll, Earl Couch
and Forest SWEET.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Give Friends the Slip

Miss Esther A. O'Neil and Alfred w.
Allen gave their friends the slip Thurs
day afternoon. when they went to the
Holy Cross church. San Fernando, and
were married The event was a great
surprise and the couple did not even wait
to receive congratulations, but went i'm
mediately to San Francisco, from where
they will sail for Honolulu. Mrs. Allen
is the daughter of Mr., and Mrs. w. j.
ONeil, 52S West Fortieth street, and Mr..
Allen is a well-known attorney and the
vice president of the Golden State Realty
company. They will make their home in
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
st. Louis Visitors

Mrs. John Ahrens and Miss Joy
Hampson of st. Louis have returned to
their home after a very pleasant visit
with Mrs Ahrens sister, Mrs. George
Wyman of 2Ss East Forty-second street.
Miss Joy Hampson, who is a talented
and attractive young woman, has been
much entertained during the three
months she has spent with her cousin,
Mrs. Wyman. Many lovely affairs have
also been given in honor of Mrs. Ahrens.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28

TX rRS. w. D. BABCOCK of Orange
NI street has issued invitations for
= Va social affair to be given Tuesday
at her summer home at Hermosa BEACH
and there will be present Mesdames
George Goldsmith, Leonora Schultze,
William John Scholl, M. j. Hutchinson.
j. S. Porter, John j. Abrahamson, Cosmo
Morgan, Frank Phillips, Bagley. Walter
e. Tyler, o. H. Burbridge, II. l.. Story,
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There were present Mr.. and Mrs.
Stabelfeldt, Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham Pet
ticrew, Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Pffaffen-
berger Misses Mabel Stearns, Grace
Stephens, Ada Stephens, May Swart-
wout, Helen Tanner, Florence Stafford.
Gladys Smith, Carrie Pfaffenberger,
Emma King, Olive Kee. Edna Herbst.
Luella Hancock. Ruth Goodfellow Bes-
sic Gilmore, Ethel Fellows, Carrie l..
Adams and L. Hedges, Will Virgins,
Sheads, Herbert keenan,, Ed Parker,
Charles Barney, Will Helps, Clayton
Mckee, Fred Angel, Percy Cowherd,
Robert Tanner, Norman Mckee, Jack
Rogers and Fred Parker.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
SOCIETY NEWS
a S a compliment
~ to Mr.. and Mrs.
q = Charles Byrne


~ to Mr.. and Mrs.
= Charles Byrne
and Miss Isabelle Bot
tie of New York, who
are the house guests
of Mrs. A. de B. Nit
chell of 951 Orange
street, Mrs. Charles w.
Burdick of 1908 Fedora
street gave a beauti-
fully appointed dinner
party of sixteen covers
"Wednesday evening.
The table center
piece was a mass OF
fuchsias piled up in a
charming confusion,
and the sideboard ano
mantels were banked
with blossoms.
The whole house
was filled with the
fragrance of flowers
and in the halls potted
plants were arranged.
Misses Isabelle Miller
and Viola Henck and
King Magoon gave an
interesting program of
recitations later in the
evening. One of the
most amusing features
OF the evening was the
game in which every1
body had to tell a
story. sing a song or
do something.
Among the guests
were Mrs. A. de b.
Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Henck, Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Magoon, Mrs.
Bailey, Mrs. Julia
More, Mrs. Florence
Brewer, Mrs. Charles
Sheffield and Misses
isabelle Miller and
Viola Henck.