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Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Stanford Cardinal

Over fifty Stanford graduates sat down
at the regular monthly luncheon held at
the Lankershm hotel on the first Satur-
day in each month.
There are a great many graduates of
Stanford university in Southern Califor-
mia, and the Los Angeles Stanford club
is now the largest in the world, eclipsing
that of San Francisco since the earth
quake. At these monthly ltincheons grad
yates of every class, from the pioneers of
1895 to the freshmen graduates of 1907,
gather together and talk over old times
and compare experiences and consider
matters relative to the interest of their
alma mater.
Some of the men are bearded fathers
with large families. while many are
young hoys just thrust upon the cruel
world" as they say when they graduate
and have to hustle for themselves.
In the future the Stanford club Will
make its headquarters at the Hotel
Lankershim, and al the luncheons, as
well as the banquets and special meet
ings will be held there. The hotel has
provided Stanford register, where all
Stanford men and women may sign their
names and addresses for the benefit of
their friends who may wish to find them.
The new register was initiated by the
boys yesterday when they filled up sew
eral pages with the signatures of those
present at the luncheon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
shepherd-EnderIeln

The marriage of Mrs. Ella II. Ender-
lein of this city and Judge William f.
Shepherd OF Ventura took place yester-
day at noon in the home of Mrs Mar
garet Collier Graham. 225 West Adams
street. Judge Curtis D. Wilbur Of
ficiating.
Extreme simplicity marked the ap-
pointments, the room was fragrant
with flowers, and following the cero-
mony. which was witnessed by only a
few close friends, wedding breakfast
was served. Among the guests. were
Mrs. Martha Mohr, Miss Collier Mr.. and
Mrs. w. A. Spalding. Mr.. and Mrs. will
liam Collier of Riverside and Mr.. and
Mrs. Oaks of Santa Monica The bride
was attired in handsome travelling
suit of navy blue broadcloth. After a
short wedding trip Judge and Mrs
Shepherd will make their home in Ven
tura. where he is a prominent lawyer
and business man and where they will
receive their friends after January /.
Mrs. Shepherd is one of the most
prominent club women OF Southern
California, and has been, for a number
Of years director of the Friday Morn
ing club. She was also member OF
the Women's Press club. and among
the gifts that reached her yesterday
was a basket OF flowers from her asso-
ciates of the press.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
For San Francisco Guests

for month have been the house
guests of Mrs. Guy Cochran, 234 Iona
drive. have been the recipients Of much
pleasant attention both from old
friends and new Many informal af-
fairs are BEING planned in their honor.
chief among them being tea by Mrs.
Vryant of Twent5 eighth street. and
luncheon Tuesday by Mrs. w. r. Kelley
Of 1400 West Third street. Mrs. Coch-
ran is planning large and elaborate
tea to be given complimentary to Mrs.
Sabin during Christmas week. Mrs.
Sabin and Miss Sabin have taken
apartments at JIotel Van Nuys and will
occupy them tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

and beautiful. The womens orEaniza-
tions of the pro-cathedral have a we'll
earned reputation for the excellence and
variety or their tandiwork, and the Of
ferngs for this event are exceptionally
attractive. Actively interested are ths
following well known women:
Patronesses, Mines. j. j. wilkins Henry
L. Lee, John. S. Wigmore Edgar Palmer,
Enoch knight, Alfred Cooper, G.. D. Viele,
w. IT, Richards, A. A. Talmage. j. H.
McCulloch, Fielding J. Stilson. Belle Full
ton, E. j. Brent: committee on arrange
ments, Mrs Frank A. Kelly, chairman;
Miss Emily Washburn, secretary; Mines.
G. b. Boothe. Edwin A. Curtis, H. G..
Parker, Misses Mabellc Hatch, Caroline
LonGsh%re and Shirley Kuhns; fancy
work. Mines. c. b. Boothe, Frank w.
King, u. A. Curtis. l.. Il. Price, Max u.
Parker, Misses Shirley Kuhns, olive
IiisaiTspell,,ai.i Iisis L!tty Walhridge Pauline
Lynch and Pearl Pesse; holiday table,
Mines. w. Jarvis Barlow, Henry Howard,
Ernest Douglas, Misses Mary Ryan,
Maude Ryan. Gertrude King and Mary
Elliott; fancy aprons. Mines c. w.
Parker, Harry j. Lelande. Misses Mildred
Clarke, Becky Lynch and Pritchartt;
candy, Mines Dora Davidson, Bosshardt,
Misses Caroline Longshore. Viola Curtis,
Lillian Moore. Florence Pollard, Cara
Granger, lone Ditch. Ethel Moore and
katharine Bosshardt; flowers, Mrs. It. G..
Parker, Misses Frances Parker, Ruth
Davidson, Katharine Ramsburg, Jessie
Parker and Ethel Wyatt; plain aprons.
Mines. e. c. Dieter. George III. Kress and
ii. c. Shelton; everything for the home,
Mines. M. G. Clacius. Dwight Ross, Misses
Beatrice Wigmore, Alice Henderson,
Lomax and Mrs. Jack; bags. Mines
Jerome Russell, J. r. Van SAINT, Vollmer
and Miss signe Holquist; slippers. Misses
Mildred Brookman. Florence Cronkhite
and Mrs. Edith Baldwin; handkerchiefs,
Mrs. George Shelton, Misses Ethel Red
mond and Gertrude Reeves; cashiers,
Misses Mabelle Hatch, Lulu Curtis, Dus-
tan and Mrs. A. BrJJauder parcels, Mrs
il. e. Spencer. Mrs. Wilson, Misses Flor
ence Marriott, Jean Frances Kelly and
Lucille Jones; ushers, Misses Josephine
Dunkelberger. Kathleen Totenham, Elise
Kelly, Mabel Stuart, Bertha Lull Alice
Elliott, Helen Branu and Florence Brown.
Rev. l.. M. Idleman's Sunday school
class, consisting OF twenty young girls,
will act as messengers.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Girls coIIeaiate Dance

The juniors of the girls collegiate
entertained with a dancing party in
honor of the seniors at Kramer's hall
Friday evening. The decorations were
in pink and blue, the senior and junior
colors respectively. Pink shades were
fastened over all the lights, from which
pale blue pennants were suspended
Pennarits of the different schools and
colleges were hung around the hail.
The dancing programs carried out the
color scheme, being in three parts, one
blue, one pink and the other white.
About two hundred of the younger set
were present. Miss Blanche Kelley
president of the senior class. and Miss
Hazel Barlow, president of tho juniors
received.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

A ND finally the Bachelors have set the
AZ date for their dance--January Z! To
~ many of us this annual Bachelors
ball at Kramer's is the apex Of the social
season, and although they will not admit
it, some of ne very prettiest maidens are
keeping their daintiest gowns for this
evening. Always royal hosts. the gov
ernors are planning to outdo any previous
success, and the membership will eagerly
second any plan that may aid in giving
their fair guests an evening of pleasure.
Society women who have promised to
act as patronesses are Mesdames l. N.
Van Nuys, NJ. A. Wilcox. Hancock Ban
ming, Michael j. Connell, William May
Garland, e. A. Bryant. Randolph Hunt
ineton Miner Charles Monroe, Frank f.
Hicks, Granville MacGowan, Walter Jar
Wis Barlow. Alfred Solano, W. r. Burke
and Milo NJ Potter.
About 800 invitations have been issued.
Arend will furnish the music, and the
decorating End catering has been placed
in the efficient hands of Reichl, assistant
manager of the Alexandra.
The board of governors, in charge OF
arrangements for the evening, consists
Of Messrs. J. w. Wolters, A. w. Dod-
worth. Gurney Newlin, Charles Seyler,
jr, Lewis Vetter, Earl Cowan. Harry B.
Kay. Earl Anthony, Russell Taylor.
Carleton Burke. A. w. Bumiller and
Harold F. Cook.
Other affairs, for which the dates have
not yet been announced are the B'nai
Birth lodge dance at Kramer's Tuesday
evening and the Los Angeles Military
academy dance December 19 at the school.
The annual senior dance of the Har-
ward Military academy will be given the
evening of December 20 in Harvard hall.
Patronesses for the occasion will include
Mrs. Earl Osborne. Mrs. M. A. Manuel,
Miss e. F. Pike. Mrs. w. D. Armstrong.
Mrs. ). Bond Francisco and Mrs. r. p.
Kelley.
Pi Delta Kappa and friends will dance
at Kramer's the evening of Monday be-
fore Christmas, and the Sigma Sigma
sorority have the same hall for the
Thursday evening following The Leon
idas club have announced their next
event for December 81, and for that date
IS also set the Cumnock school dance.
The Phi Rho Sigmas have issued invita-
tions for the evening of January 3, 1908.
Among the larger affairs before men
TONED that will take place this month
are the second Assembly ball, set .for
December 81, and the New Years eve
dance a. the Concordia club.
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Bacon Friday evening. The ceremony
was performed at the home of the brides
parents. Rev. W. vi. Sterling of the AS
bury Methodist church officiating. The
bride. gowned in white silk and carrying
brides roses and maidenlair ferns, was
attended by her sister-in-law, Mrs. Bart
lett s. Swartz, in "a dress of pale blue
silk. Bartlett s. Swartz acted as best
man.
The house was decorated throughout
with carnations and greenery. After a
short wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Swartz
will reside with the brides parents for a
short time, being al home after January
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
For Miss condee

In. honor of Miss Clara Condee, who
is to marry Walter Corbin January 70
Miss Helen Coombs entertained with a
package shower and luncheon yester-
day afternoon at her home, 205o West
Twenty-fourth street. The house was
prettily decorated with Christmas bells
and holly berries tied with huge red
satin bows. The place cards also were
tiny red Christmas bells. After the
luncheon a short musical program was
given by Miss Reba Smith and Mrs.
Charles Talbot. Others present were
Mesdames Leroy Ackley. Raymond
Hill, L. Van Norden, Percy Merihew,
Will Stearn, Misses Kathleen Hamilton,
Maud Biglow, Wynette Bailey, Eula
Smith Helen Bushnell, Henrietta Stah-
mer. Josenhine Mcmillan. Hazel Child
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Entertained s. M. cIuh

Miss M. Clare Allen of 1923 st. Andrews
place entertained the S. M. club yester-
day. The rooms were artistically deco
rated with red geraniums and ferns.
The prizes were: First, a hand decorated
plate; second, a silver spoon; third, a
jeweled hatpin. Members present were
Mines. Roy Arnold, B, A. Holiness Robert
Shoeder Walter j. Wren, Harry Wagner,
James Moore, ]. Purcell. Misses Alice
Atwell, Grace Allen Nellie Beacon, Alma
Bradley, Lucille Dixon, Ethel Graham,
Hortense Barnhart Jones, Grace Rock
well, May Rebman, Ethel Rebman, Lulu
Page, Carrie Seutzman, Marguerite Sey-
mour. Adelaid Stanton. Gerna Wander
WORT and Frances Wartelle.
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Has Chosen Attendants

Miss Hazel Lillian Halbriter, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward l.. Halbriter Oh
400 West Thirty-third street, whose en-
gasement to Arthur J. Nelson. a young
business man of San Francisco. was one
of the interesting announcements of the
week. has chosen her attendants. Miss
Sarah Goldberg is to be maid of honor and
Mrs. Frank Tyler and Mrs. Claude Perry
OF San Francisco will serve as matrons of
honor. William Nelson will act as best
man for his brother, the groom-to-be.
The wedding will be solemnized in June.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
For Miss knibbs

Mrs. Gerald A. Rule was hostess Tues
day at one OF the pleasantest of the
weeks informal affairs, entertaining in
her home on West Avenue Fifty-six at
bridge, in compliment to Miss Olive
Knibbs of Buffalo, who, with her mother,
is at the Lakeview for The winter. Miss
Knibbs is a charming girl who has made
many friends during several winters
passed in Southern California.
Beside the guest of honor Mrs. Rule en-
tertained Mrs. Frank K. Rule, Mrs. Allan
Widenham, Miss Doris Davidson. Miss
Viola Curtis. Miss Lillian Moore, Miss
Helen Maclesh.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Twentieth Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. John N. Hunt, 1900 Lyn-
don avenue, South Pasadena, gave a re-
ception last evening at Hotel Capitola
in celebration of their twentieth wedding
anniversary. The guests, who numbered
nearly 400, were, many of them, former
schoolmates Of the host and hostess.
MIR. and Mrs. Hunt were married in Los
Angeles and maue their home here until
they moved to South Pasadena four years
ago. Mr.. Hunt IS widely known through
his position of county treasurer, which
he has occupied since the last election.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Spanish Luncheon

Mrs. James f. Morley of S02 South Union
avenue has issued invitations for a
luncheon to be given at her home wednes-
day. The affair is to be a strictly Spanish
luncheon with menu of tamales, epchi-
lodas, frijoles and other hot dishes.
Covers are to be marked by tiny tam
bourines tied with ribbons of the Spanish
colors, green, red and yellow. and the
house throughout will be decorated with
the colors and Spanish flags. Those in
vited to the luncheon are Mines. Ed Zobe-
lein, Frank Eckley, Clarence Strohm, Will
David, Albert Cohn, al Levy. Frank Co.
ings, Ralph Hagan and A. X. Brouer.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
= Beatty Chapter entertained

Members of the Beatty chapter of the
Phi Delta Phi National Legal fraternity
of U. S. c. college of law were enter
tained Friday evening by Attorney George
A. LIE Doux at his home on Constance
street A sumptuous banquet was served,
after which there were responses to toasts
and college fraternity songs.
Members present were Messrs. william
A. Freeman, consul; William e, Stsyton
Lon S. Mccoy Ralph A. Chase, Kemper
B. Campbell. William S. White. James S.
Mcknight, Frank S. Forbes. William c..
Doran G. Ray Horton and former grad
yates OF the college and members Of the
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Cosmos Club

Mrs Emma M. Greenleaf is announced
to speak before the Cosmos club tHb af-
ternoon Of December II, the subject TO be
"Fiction Based on the Facts of History"
A parliamentary drill will preccde the
lecture. This meeting is to be the only
meeting of the Cosmos club during De-
cember.
The newly founded Shakespeare class
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
with the president, Mrs. George w. Jor-
dan, 3O12 Vermont avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
card Party for sorority

Miss Gertrude Adams. 1926 Lake street,
entertained at whist yesterday afternoon
in honor of the members of the Theta
Delta sorority. The house was decorated
with red and white carnations. The first
prize, lace handkerchief, was won by
Mrs. j. Prince and Miss Nellie Mohr
carried off the consolation, box oe sta
tionary. Others present were Mrs. Up
ham Hutton, Mrs. Frank Hutton. Misses
Virgil Scott, Grace Barrett, Mabel Deib-
Ter, Geraldine Barry Blanche Deibler,
Agnes Barnwell and Mildred Adams.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
WjIemanzStoWe

Miss Josephine Stowe, daughter of
Captain and Mrs. o. ]. Stowe, was mar
ried wednesday to Edwin r.. Wilemaf at
Hotel Potter, Santa Barbara. The bride
was gowned in a robe of white satin
trimmed with pearls. After the cere-
mony an elaborate supper was served,
following which Mr.. and Mrs. Wileman
left for trip through Old Mexico. The
young couple will be at home in Fillmore
alter January z.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Pro-cathedraI bazaar :

The parish and altar guilds of st. Paurs
pro-cathedral will hold their annual
Christmas bazaar at Hotel Alexandria
Wednesday and Thursday. The beautiful
banquet rooms of the hotel will be thrown
open both afternoon and evening on the
days above mentioned. and an oppor-
tunity will be afforded of obtaining Christ
mas gifts unusually novel, artistic. dainty
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Guest Of Mrs. John Alton

Mrs. Tom Alton, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Florence Alton, prominent
society people of San Mateo, are the
house guests of Mrs. John Alton at 199
East Thirty-sixth street. Later Mrs. and
Miss Alton will visit at the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. Frank X. Rule, 101S
Lake street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Entertained for Miss Kubach

In honor of Miss Rose Kubach, daughter
CT Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Kubaeh of 1901
South Alvarado street. Mrs. Joseph Maier
cf Sixteenth and Figueroa streets, enter
tanned a few intimate friends at '1Kaffe-
Elatsch'' at her home yesterday after
noon. Miss Kubach was the compli-
mented guest at a handsomely appointed
luncheon and handkerchief shower given
by Mrs Secondo Guasti of 1924 South
Hope street Wednesday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Newmarks Returning

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H. Newmark and
Miss Florence Newmark. who have
spent the last four months abroad, will
return tomorrow afternoon and will
occupy their home on Ninth and Bea-
con. The Henry Laubs. who have re-
sided in the Newmark home since the
family went to Europe will take
apartments at the Hartman. where Mrs.
Laub will receive on the first wednes-
day of each month.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Wedded In Kentucky

Many Los Angeles people and residents
of Santa Monica-by-the-Se are inter-
ested in the marriage of Mrs. Edith Ter
ry of Louisville, KY, and Kenneth Preuss
of this CITY, which took place November
80 at the home of the BRIDES parents, and
in the presence of only a few relatives
and close friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Preuss
first met during a visit the bride made
to her aunt, Mrs. Wiley Wells in Santa
Monica, and they have many friends to
bid them welcome.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. and Mrs. L.. II. Dutton, 1852 South
Flower street. celebrated their crystal
wedding anniversary Thursday evening,
and in observance of the date Mr.. and
Mrs. r. C. p. Smith of 1914 Grafton street
entertained with five hundred party at
which they were guests of honor.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
On Official Visit

DR.. and Mrs. j. w. Trueworthy enter
tained for a few days last week Mrs.
Trueworthy's brother-in-law. o. G. Has
kett, u. S. N. of Washington, D. C. M.
Haskett has gone TO San Francisco. where
he will join ]. u. Kerr, pay inspector of
United States navy, who Is making an
official visit to the Pacific fleet. and will
return to Los Angeles for short visit
in January
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Theater Party and supper

charming affair is the box party
planned by c. r. SHILLING and otto Neher,
for tomorrow night The play to be wit
messed is "Juliss Caesar at the Belasco.
After the performance supper will be
served at the Alexandria grill. The af-
fair will be in compliment to Mrs. o. IL
Churchill Mrs. John H. Norton, Misses
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
sexenth Annual Ball

Los Angeles lodge No. 4S7, Independent
Order Bnai Birth will hold the seventh
annual ball at Kramer's Tuesday evening.
The committee in charge of arrangements
are NJ. ]. Fipkenstein, chairman; Irving
s., Metzler Joshua II. Marks, Emanuel
Cohen and julius r. Black.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
At Hotel BurIinuton

Among those who have recently taken
apartments at Hotel Burlington are Dr.
erd Mrs. D. X. Dickinson and Miss Nora
Dickinson, who have rented their home at
1908 Beacon street for the winter Mrs.
Dickinson and Miss Dickinson will receive
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Announce Enaaaement

Mr. and Mrs. d. F. Horgan, 1918 West
Eleventh street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Arlene
Horgan, and Robert b. Brown of this
city. The marriage will take place early
in the new year.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Miss Holterhoff,s debut

Prominent among the weeks social
functions will be the tea Saturday for
which Mrs. Godfrey Holterhoff has issued
invitations, and which will signalize the
debut of her daughter, Miss Leila.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Flxe Hundred Party at EbeII

Mrs. Samuel Meyer, Mrs. Max Lowen-
thai and Mrs. Ludwig Schiff have issued
over 200 invitations for five hundred at
the Ebell club house Thursday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Picnic and pancIna Partx

The pupils of Troop Polytechnic Insti-
tute entertained Saturday afternoon with
picnic at 'Rubio Canyon, the trip being
made in a private car After dinner the
young people held dancing party.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
To Entertain club

Mrs Rollo Smell viii entertain the mem
bers of the las Fou Like It" club next
Friday at her home, 4O7 West Avenue
F'ifty-two.
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speoIal Program

The Young. Zionlsts' association is pre-
pairing a special program for their meet
ing Wednesday night and a large number
of new members will be admitted.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Reception at california cIub

Invitations have been isstred by Mr.
and Mrs. s encer II. Smith for recep-
tion TO be given at the California club
the afternoon of December 81
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
To occuny Now Home

The new residence being erected on Ber-
endo street by DIR. J. w. Trueworthy is
progressing rapidly and will be completed
dbt ut January The Family expect to
occupy their new home early in the new
year
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

Churchill. Gertrude Churchill, Barnetta
Norton. Alice Smith, Dorothy Barry-Jones,
Winifred Bleecker, Messrs. Robert Full
ton, A. ]. Copp, jr., Ro;and Adams, Rob
ert Smith and Count Axel Wachtmeister.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Christmas in New Home

The Charles E. Anthony's new home on
Wiltshire and Berendo is nearing comple-
ton, and they will take possession before
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08

Mrs. Percy Merithew at her home, 1919
West Twenty third street, on Saturday.
Another affair being planned for Miss
Condee is a kitchen shower to be
given by Miss Hortense Barnhart
Jones'
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Home For the LloIldaAa

Miss Alma, Larson, who is at Mills col
lege will return December is to her home
In North Pasadena for the holidays.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Enhancement Announced

Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Chandler of Tropico
announce the engagement of their daugh-
ter. Miss Flora, to Edward Henry Weston
of Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
Entertaining House Guest

Miss Genevieve Downing. of Lexington,
KY, is the house guest for the winter of
her relatives. Mr.. and Mrs w. /. Hol-
lingsworth, 1115 Lake street.
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Bacon.Swartz

Miss Jennie |. Swartz, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs j. " Swsrtz of 1876 North Grif-
fin avenue, became the bride Of Frank
Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-08
For WTen Little Indians'I

Reminiscent of the Assistance league
vaudeville. and thoroughly unique and
delightful in all its appointments was
the supper wen recently by Mrs. Cosmo
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faculty, Gavin w. Craig and George A
LIE poux.
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ress and Hazel Ludwick.
Miss Reba Smith of 1903 Wilton place
will entertain on Friday in honor Of
Miss Condee. and the popular BRIDE
elect Will be complmented guest Of
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