Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-18
OUT OF TOWN SOCIETY
LONG BEACH

AT the home of the brides parents on
West Sixth street, Miss Louise BRANDON
a native of sunny Tennessee, ana L. W.
O'Barr. of Lemon, were Joined In mar
rage Wednesday night The REV. Ray
mond Gray officiated. Only relatives anu
few intimate friends witnessed the Ger
emony. The house was artistically dec
GRATED. The bride wore a gown of hlmy
white with lace garniture. After their
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. OBarr VIII
make their home in Lemon
Miss Anna Shrader of San Diego ana
BARLEY O'Kelly of this city were quietly
married last Wednesday evening at the
home of the Rev. Raymond Gray pastor
of the Southern Methodist church. Only
relatives and a few friends were present
The former Miss Shrader is charming
daughter of Ohio. She came to California
about a year ago Mr.. and Mrs. O'Kelly
will reside in Long Beach.
Miss Marie Paine, the well known Long
Beach girl who is to be married to Dr.
Haas of Los Angeles on October 3, enter
tanned her bridesmaids and maid of honor
Thursday at her pretty home on East
Ocean avenue The choosing of the we'd
ding gowns was discussed. The brides
maids are Miss Grace Lachridge, Miss
Ruth Smith, Miss Matte Paine and Miss
Jean Simpson. They will wear gowns of
pink Miss Marie Royas of Los Angeles,
Miriam Paine will be flower girl. The
wedding will take place at the Christian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Townsend enter
tanned the teachers and officers or the
Methodist Sunday school at corn roast
at West Newport Thursday afternoon.
There were forty-two in the picnic crowd.
They started from the Pacific Electric
depot at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, re-
turning at o'clock. After the corn
roast Watermelons were served. Later
in the afternoon the host and hostess
spread a delightful luncheon on long
table in the bath house. pleasant sur
prise was the presence of the Rev. w. K
Ream of Huntington Beach, former pas
tor of the local church.
The thirty-six young women of the Del
ia Chi class of the Magnolia Avenue
Christian church, Los Angeles, have been
occupying the big house at 90 Linden
avenue during the Christian assembly.
Charles o. Goodwin, their teacher is also
their host. They are chaperoned by Mrs.
Esther NJ Shaw. Boat rides, horseback
rides, hayrack rides and picnics on the
beach are some of the amusements with
which they have entertained themselves.
The class will leave for home tomorrow.
Miss Hollace Shaw is president of the
class; Miss Vesta Baker, vice president;
Miss Marie Haswell, secretary, and Miss
Dot Campbell, treasurer
At scenic Point Firmin another enjoy
able party was given last week. Miss
Daisy Broadfield of San Bernardino, who,
with her mother, Is domiciled at the
Munholland for the season, was hostess.
A delightful lunch was served at noon.
The guests were Miss Marian Lamb Miss
Alice King Mrs. Kaufman and daugh-
ter. Winifred Kaufman, Mrs. Allebach.
Miss Lillian Allebach, Miss Hettie Moore,
Miss Ella West, Miss M. Ellen Thomp-
son.
The birthday anniversaries of Mrs. w.
r. Mcintosh of Fresno and Miss Josie
Palmer of Tempe. AriZ occurring on the
same day, the other guests at Mrs. L. b.
Hannahs apartment house, 435 West
Ocean avenue, arranged a delightful So
cial affair for them last Monday. din
ner party was held on the dining pavilion
of the auditorium. In the evening the
party visited the Pike.
David Mccoy of Hiawatha, Kas., has
Joined his wife. who has been the guest
of her sister Mrs w. B. Julian, for some
time.
Mrs. A. NJ. Goodhue went to Oakland
Friday to spend three weeks with friends.
Miss Minnie Foster of Los Angeles was
the house guest of Mrs. L. A. Brown,
$50 Cedar, last week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Kendall. with her son,
Norman, and daughter Miss Evangeline,
ain outing and are at their home, 253
Magnolia.
Mrs. Glenn c. Burbank gave delight
full afternoon affair Friday at her Ocean
avenue home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Brainard and two
sons left Wednesday for a ten days auto
trip through the mountains,
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Falkenburg have
returned from Oakland. where they Wis.,
tied relatives and friends.
Miss Dome Harding of Sunland and
the Misses Luella and Leola Roberts and
Teddy Roberts of Covina were the guests
of Mrs. e, NJ Lyman of Daisy avenue
last week.
Miss Harvey of Des Moines, Iowa, and
Mr. and Mrs. w. M Clark are house
guests of Mrs. r. e. Coate of West Third
street.
Mrs Richard Chatter of Visalia is
spending the summer here.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. M. Wood, who are
touring the eastern cities, have apprised