Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-07
LONG BEACH

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Julian enter
tained Monday evening at prettily ap-
pointed dinner for their house guest,
Miss McCheane of Omaha.
Mrs. Viola Kerr gave a charming lit
tie dinner party to a few friends at her
cozy home, $40 Descanso avenue, Mon
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Goodhue and
Mr.. and Mrs. George Flint, who have
just returned from two weeks tour
through California in the Goodhue
auto, report a most delightful time.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Jacquish of 32l
East Eighth street were pleasantly sur
prised Monday evening by a merry
party of friends, who were determined
that the fortieth anniversary of their
marriage should be celebrated. The
party assembled at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Flickinger and thoroughly
surprised their host and hostess at the
moment of their return from dining
with friends. During the evening a
handsome umbrella was presented to
the couple. Dointy refreshments were
served.
Miss Ruth Smith gave "a pretty hand
kerchief shower at her new home on
East First street, Monday, in honor of
Miss Bess Arnold
Long Beach was well represented at
the Womans parliament, which has
Just closed at Santa Monica. Besides
Mrs. j. ]. Penny, who was the Ebell
delegate and took part in the program,
Mrs. Richard Oakford and her house
guest, Mrs. Inez Tuttle, Mrs. S. F.
Doyle and Mrs. H. P. H. Ray attended
various sessions of the parliament and
found it a most interesting treat.
Mrs. H. w. Spratt entertained at a
patriotic luncheon today for Mrs. Jacob
Gish of Olathe Colo, in her pretty
apartments at the Kenebec.
Mrs. f. II. Woods and daughters,
Miss Pansy Woods and Miss Ruby
Woods of Palo Alto, are house guests
of Mrs William Wallace of 1911 East
First street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Jackson and
little daughter, Caroline, have just re-
turned from a delightful trip through
the Yosemite and to other points of in
terest IN the north.
Thursdav Mrs. Julia Woodville of Bay
City entertained members of St Luke
choir and few friends at her pretty
home.
Mrs. James H. Brown of Salt Lake
City, who has been a guest at the
Julian for some time, will soon return
to her home, so Thursday she enter
tained a little coterie of old friends
from Sdll LAKE lily WIN c' SS'AiAN'
luncheon at the Julian.
Red carnations formed very at
tractive centerpiece for the table
where covers were laid for Misses
Menie Moffat, Ella Dukes, Sylvia WOOD,
mansee, Marjorie Brown and Edward
Terry Brown.
The event of the social week was the
marriage Wednesday evening OF MISS
Elijah Arnold and Charles Francls
Ross at the home of the bride, 9Z9 Ceuai
avenue.
About fifty guests witnessed the cere-
mony, which was performed at
O'Clock by Rev. Thornton of the Chris
tian church. The bride was a picture
of beauty in her gown of silk voile over
cream taffeta, elaborately trimmed
with imported lace. The bouquet was
shower of cream bride roses, VIII VIII
asparagus plumosus and wide tulle rlp-
hons. Mrs. Ros:, has won many frlends
while she has been teaching IN thls
city. Her vivacity and conversations
charms. added to her beauty and true
thoughtfulness for others have endeareo
her ia the hearts of all her friends. MI
ROSS is Junior member of the Mercan-
file company and a man OF hlSh IN
tagritv who has also won many friends
In Long Reach. They will make thell
home here after August at 229 Cedar
avenue. The honeymoon Will pe passed
in the mountains.