Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-17
LEAVES FROM SOCIETY'S NOTE BOOK
7 BY THE, ,ct1ATTERER

goose reception" the night Of Lin
coins birthday to the members and
friends of the Abraham Lincoln circle,
Women of the G.. A. n. A musical and
literary program was rendered and
a number Of after-dinner speeches
made.
Major Henry c. Hall and Mrs. Hall
of Waltham, Mass, were Long Beach
visitors last week.
A mesmerlsm party, with Prof. Nix
Noddy" chief mesmerist, was the pro-
gram with which the Women Of Wood
craft entertained n number Of friends
Tuesday evening in Stewards hall on
East Third street.
Miss Grace Moody entertained the
members of the social committee and
the officers of the B. Y. =. u. last
night at her home, Tenth street and
Locust avenue.
Mrs. s. Stillwell of East Ocean ave-
nue. had as her house guests last week
Mrs. Anna Hubbell and daughter,
Mrs. Maud Burtt of Pasadena.
Mrs. Emma Greenleaf of this city
spoke Wednesday and Thursday after
Moons of last week before the Woman's
clubs of Riverside. She returned home
Thursday evening.
Miss Gertrude Miller and Miss Mary
Campbell, the new matron and new
general secretary, respectively, of the
Y. w. G. A., entertained the secre-
taries and all the young women living
in the association building at a
family" dinner wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. Thorn gave birthday sup
per on the picnic deck of the pier
Monday evening in honor of her
daughter, Miss Buena Thorn.
Miss Lillian M. Pike. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. M. Pike, 1926 Locust avenue,
and Don Sherer of Redlands were
quietly married IN Los Angeles at noon
Monday. They will reside in Long
Beach. The parents of the bride and
bridegroom were the only witnesses of
the ceremony.
The monthly program of the Current
Events club was given Monday night
in the Y. w. C. A. building. Mrs.
Leetha Galliher read a paper and Miss
Levina Edgar gave an interesting
talk.
Under the general topic of "Civics
and Current Events" Mrs. c. F. Doyle
and Mrs. L. p. Frary conducted a de-
lightful program at the Ebell meeting
Monday afternoon. Mrs. Howe pre-
sented a new scheme for raising money
and it was referred to the executive
board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jones enter
tanned with an elaborate dinner at
their home Monday night in honor of
the thirtieth wedding anniversary of
Mrs. Jones' mother and father, Mr..
and Mrs. Reynolds.
Mrs. Carrie Day was hostess at an
informal thimble party at her home
Friday afternoon.
The members of the Lutheran church
of Long Beach held a reception
Wednesday night in Castle hall, the
object being to further the acquaint-
ance between the members and their
new pastor, the Rev. John Zeigler, and
his wife. The affair was a great sue
cess.
Miss lone Garfield was hostess
Wednesday night at a party given at
her home, 454 Chestnut avenue, her
guests being the members of the
faculty of the local high school and a
few other friends.
The women of the primary Sunday
School union rendered a pretty recep-
ton Wednesday afternoon at the
First Methodist church to Miss Brock
way, state president of the Sunday
School association.
Mrs. Robert ]. Dunn Of Redlands
was the guest last week of Mrs
Charles Austin.
The Cotillion club gave a very sue
cessful german Wednesday evening
at the Ebell club house. The function
was elaborate. About twenty-five
couples danced. The decorations were
beautiful, having been arranged by a
committee composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gollum, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Jones,
Mrs. Carrie Day and Mr.. Myron Wells.
Miss Marie C. Brehm of Chicago Is
the guest Of Mrs. George Feerar, $50
Pacific avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frogan, I'll Elm ave-
nue., gave whist party Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Phoebe
Mann. Prizes were won by Mrs. T. J.
Foley and T.. ]. Wall.
Mrs. R. S. Bloomfield and daughter,
Miss Blanche, of Tacoma, Wash, are
the guests Of Mrs. w. w. Young, 1407
East Fourth street.
The New Jersey society of Southern
California will meet in this city Feb
ruary 20. Dinner will be served on
the picnic deck of the pier.
An old English "at home" was given
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Harrart
Clopton of American avenue in honor
of her mother, Mrs. M. H. Marshall of
Fresno. Mrs. George C. Needham and
Mrs. ]. Lewis Smith assisted in re-
ceiving. About 200 guests were pres
ent during the afternoon.
AS usual st. Valentines day was the
occasion of numerous gay parties.
Among them were those given by the
1. S. S. p. club. Miss Eleanor Adams,
Miss Lois Clopton, Miss Frances Howe
and the First Congregational Sunday
school.
Miss Leona A. Renfroe, daughter of
Captain Renfroe of Downey, and Rich
ard p. Queen, a retired capitalist, re-
Gently from Minneapolis, were mar
ried at Downey Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock by the Rev. w. G. Cowan of
this city. After a wedding trip they
will be at home at the Roselle, on the
strand.
Miss Mildred Nelson won the Demo
rest silver medal contest held Thurs
day night at the Friends church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Monk, 935 Elm
avenue, entertained at dinner Thurs
day evening in honor of ]. N. Fletcher
of Nashville. Tenn. who is spending
the winter in Los Angeles.
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