Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-02
LONG BEACH

Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Chamberlain, 745
Chestnut street, entertained a party of
six at dinner Thanksgiving evening. A
score of friends enjoyed the hospitality
of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. w. Broadbent Of
Anaheim street. Mrs. M. H. G.. Vail en-
tertained a samily party in which four
generations were represented. Mrs Van
is the mother of Mrs. J: w. Tucker,
whose son. Charles, and grandson.
Charles, jr., were present at the delight
full gathering. The "Cincinnatf' colony
of Long Beach dined together Thursday
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris H.
Wilson, 81 Cedar avenue. Mr.. and Mrs
C. c. Stansifer entertained twenty at a
family party at their home. Another
charming family party was that given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Parker at their
home I'll Magnolia avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Mcconnell Alb East First street, en-
tertained similarly in the afternoon, at g.
After dinner games were played.
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| DIR. and Mrs. c. II. Woods have re-
moved to Long Beach from Pasadena.
and are at home at 316 Cedar avenue.
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| The Happy Times club met Tuesday
with Miss Ethelina Fanshear of 1127
Chestnut avenue.
Mrs. Charles w. Yapp of vancouver.
B. c., and Mrs. Fred H. Yapp of Hamil-
! ton, Canada, are guests at the Cynthia.
| So
Miss Grace Stearns entertained the Phi
Delta Phi sorority Monday night at her
| Chestnut avenue home. Miss Ethelina
| Fanshear was elected president, succeed
| ing Miss Bartz, who recently removed
to Redondo. A delicious luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Frank e. Wall. recently called to
indianapolis by the illness of her father,
| J. r. Evans, has returned, accompanied
| by her father, mother and sister.
Mrs. Sarah Wilson of $40 East First
street enjoyed immensely the birthday
surprise party given for twenty-five of
her friends Monday afternoon, on the ac-
casion of her 18th anniversary. feat
ure of the gathering was the reading of
a number O. letters written more than
100 years ago by Mrs. Wilson's ancestors
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Long Beach in three periods-the past
the present and the future-was enter
tainingly discussed by the members of
the Ebell club Monday afternoon. Ste
phen Townsend gave talk on the Long
Beach of days bygone. Mrs. c. P. Doyle
| told of the great progress which has been
and is now being made, and the destined
future greatness of the city was embodied
in a prophecy in short story form written
by Miss Mae Chapman and read by Mrs
w. B. Julian. Mrs. Clay II. White, chair
man OF the ''civics'' section, read paper
on "The City Beautiful"
s.
Miss Georgia G. Congaware and James
r. Wallace, both of this city, were mar
ried IN Los Angeles Monday. DR.. ]. L.
Davis and Miss Virginia Smith. also of
this city, Witnessed the ceremony. Miss
Congaware has lived here two years.
coming from Nebraska. Mr.. Wallace is
successful young business man.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Glenn visited their
son, B. P. Glenn, Salt Lake railway agent
here. last week
Mr. and Mrs. j. e. Galbraith and Mr..
and Mrs r. A. Emo have returned after
months delightful hunting in Kings
Gulch canyon in the Frazier mountains,
sixty miles from Lancaster.
| A Current Events club has been formed
by the women of Carroll park Las
week they met with Mrs. /. S. Watson,
$50 Juniper avenue.