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POMONA

Miss Elizabeth Lee has entered the Oc-
cidental school of music and she will pass
two days of each week in Los Angeles
Miss Hazel Weigle is guest at the
home of T. H. Lindsay of Los Angeles.
She will not return to Pomona for several
days.
In celebration of the seventy-fourth
birthday of ]. G. Lorbeer and in honors
of the birthdays OF o. w. and Carl Lor-
beer forty members of the Lorbeer fam
lily entertained with picnic at Lau-
rIette canyon last Sunday. An address
was given by Rev e. B. UT of Des
Mones Iowa, who is visiting his cousin.
Mrs. d. G. Gillette.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Midgeley are at
home again after two weeks passed at
Idyllwild.
Mrs H. M Schutt has returned from
two weeks visit in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Wells. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. L. -
Johnson Mr. and Mrs e. Alva Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Taylor, Misses Ma
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Popular People Wed

At pretty ceremony at the home of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. e.
Muncy 1871 Lovelace avenue, Miss Helen
Collier Muncy and Joseph Alexander Hart
ley were married Thursday evening.
Miss Muncy wore handsome gown of
white silk batiste over silk, made princess
and trimmed with Valenciennes lace Her
veil was caught up with lilies of the val
ley and she carried showereof Japanese
lilies. Her only ornament was a crescent
of pearls. gift from the bridegroom.
The flower girl, little Lorraine Duzan, was
attired in a French gown of white net
over silk.
Misses Marguerite and Ruth Muncy,
daintily gowned in pink taffeta, and Miss
Helen Mead and Rose Alexander. attired
in sheer white, held the pink ribbons
which formed the aisle to the altar of
asparagus ferns standing in the library
Miss Waite arranged the decorations
which were carried out with pink and
green carleton, pink Japanese lilies, astors
and roses.
Mr.. and Mrs Hartley went Immediately
to their own home at the corner of Santa
Barbara street and Grand avenue, which
was presented to them completely fur
nished by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs
Flora Alexander Hartley.
Both the bride and THE bridegroom are
exceedingly popular young people. Mrs
Hartley has been a student of the Los
Angeles high school and of the University
of Southern California. She is also 4
member Of the Entire Nous sorority. Mr.
Hartley is a mining engineer, having
graduated from the '07 class at Berkeley
He belongs to the Delta Epsilon and Min
Kappa Min fraternities
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SAN PEDRO

The Poinsettias met Friday night at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. f. Cox
and the usual game of five hundred was
played A special Nfeature of the ses-
sion was the presentation of beautiful
gifts to Miss Bernice Cook and Miss A.
M. Richardson, the occasion being their
birthday anniversaries. Joe Sylvia and
Miss Richardson obtained the prizes.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Burns DIR. and Mrs. Morrison, DR.. and
Mrs. Goodrich, Charles Mason and J. A.
sylvia Refreshments were served.
Miner P. Goodrich entertained few
grass, bachelor friends at his home
on Pacific avenue last evening. Grass"
is used advisedly in connection with
Miners bachelor" friends, as the as
semblys was mixed one. consisting of
married. single and widowed mascu-
lines. The subject matter under dis
cussion last evening was ducks and
full, ample and exhaustive justice was
done the question, What is grass
bachelor?"
The unanimous VERDICT reached was
to the erect that IL an 'yrganization of
married and single rcnIfH c~an call
themselves bachelor kfndrrss
organization of mascY nave equal
right to the title of "d1e} bachelors
Those present were N@eaF. Dickens.
bach. Charles Brace, Frank Karr, john
C. Wray, ". A. Goodrich, w. ]. Wood,
N. T. McClennon and S. Loucks.
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had gone 10 have some work done, until
the hour set for dinner, Mrs. Jean @.
Drake was given a delightful birthday
surprise Monday when she went to her
Long Beach residence, now occupied by
Herbert Coombs of Los Angeles. to ac-
cept an Invitation to lunch. Mrs. j. ].
Penny, Mrs. ]. j. Jenkins, Misses Eliza
beth and Penita Drake, Mrs. Glenn C.
Burbank and Mrs e. w. Kidder all close
friends Of Mrs Drake, were gathered at
the house, and dainty three-course
luncheon was served The color motif OF
pink and green was carried out In the
favors, which were little Japanese bas-
kets. Pink candles In crystal holders IL
Illuminated the pretty scene. The honored
guest was TOASTED, and nimble tongues
and ready WE found hearty response In
wholesome peals of laughter.
At their pretty home on Iona vista
drive the Misses Ethel and We're Stearns
gave delightful house party to number
Of their girl friends Thursday night. a
neck marriage was one of the amuse-
ments. The young women entertained
were the Misses Hattie and Blanche Clark,
yerna Buffum, Irene Leroy Alice and
Carrie Hunter, Mabel Scott and Clare
Farrow.
The oratorio, 'The Peace of Jerusalem,
was given Thursday night by the Alami-
tos eileen club. The performance was
marked success.
Mrs. e. III. Jackson was the guest last
Friday of Mrs. Genie Blackman Taylor,
the we'll known Los Angeles artistta her
summer home in Venice.
concert will be given at Terminal
Island next Thursday night by Miss1lnez
Dudley, cornetist of this city, who Will
be assisted by Miss Pearl Trauger, so
prano. and Miss Idel King, Los Angeles
pianiste.
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. S. Finney and daugh-
ter and son of 631 Atlantic are at Carter
camp on Mount Wilson for two weeks.
Mrs. E. r. Boynton of Pasadena and
Mr. and Mrs James Carlyle of Los An
geles are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. IT,
r. Brown. 1905 East Ocean avenue.
Miss Ethel Fries of Earl street and
Pasadena avenue, who left Tuesday Cor
Berkeley. was rendered a merry surprise
by large number of her friends Monday
night
Thursday afternoon the Lady Macca-
bees of Long Beach entertained the Conn
and Past Commanders associ1-
ton of Southern California Members
were present from Los Angeles, Riverside, |
Pasadena and other Southern California;
cities. The morning was taken up with
routine business and noon banquet was
served. Afterward a general meeting
for the good of the order" was held.
Mrs A. b. Rothrock was chairman of the
committee. She was as
sisted by Mrs. G. f. Hirsch and Mrs.
Shearer
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SANTA MONICA

The Rev. John M. Schaehe, pastor of
the Pico Heights Congrega tipnal church,
Los Angeles, Is enjoying a two weeks
vacation here.
The local lodge of Lady Maccabees held
a social session Friday afternoon. The
meeting enabled the officers of the lodge
to acquaint the organizations new mem
bers with the old timers. The occasion
was one of much enjoyment and merry
making.
After having pleasantly spent several
weeks at San Diego, II. G. Dustan is back
at his place of business. showing coat
of tan which he acquired while he was
away. Mr.. Dustan reports that San
Diego is enjoying a wave of prosperity,
but that Santa Monica is good enough for
him..
Accompanied by his wife c. 8. Taylor.
jr, principal of the high school, returned
Wednesday from an outing in the north
ern part of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Newby departed
Tuesday for San Bernardino. where Mr..
Newly will engage in business Their
absence will be missed by their many
friends here.
"a Trip Around the World was the
title of a moving picture play that was
presented by the Methodist church ]. Q.
C. girls on Friday evening. A clam
proved most enjoyable feature of the
evenings entertainment.
Many of the city's best known young
women will appear in the production of
"Bi-Bi," Charles Barnards musical COM
edy which is to be staged at the audi
torium on the evenings of September
and G. The affair will be under the aus
pices of the Rebekah lodge. Rehearsals
are now being held under the direction or
John B. Rogers and ]. w. Reber
Reed Lawler and d. e. Rosencranz,
students enrolled at st. Vincents college,
Los Angeles are registered at the South
worth.
W. J. Beaver of 146 Fraser avenue en-
tertained Judge H. A. Pierce and H. c.
Lemore both of Los Angeles, several
days during the week Mr.. Lemore is
business associate of Senator G. w.
Pendleton.
Nat Goodwin has closed his palatial
residence at Hart street and the Ocean
Front and is now sojournng in the Ne
vada mining district He will probably
return to the beach fora short rest pre-
vious to beginning his season.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T.. Kelly of Dwight
avenue have departed on a two months
sightseeing trip through the eastern
cities.
AS the guest of Mrs, A. w. Hutton and
her daughters. Miss -Mignonette and Miss
Elizabeth Miss Rosalie Elcan was en-
tertained on Thursday afternoon. Miss
Elcan will be married shortly to M.
L.. Wicks, jr.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-01

of the Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian,
church in Santa Ana. and by her earnest
work and unselhsh devotion. has won far
herself warm place in the hearts Of the
congregation. Mr. and Mrs. Durfee have
decided 10 leave the CITY where tha,,
have resided for SO long, the move being
made necessary on account Of Mr. n.y.
fees health
In appreciation of Mrs. Durfee's labor
In her church and the esteem IN which
she is held. the Womans Alliance plan.
ned surprise for her yesterday At fhe
pleasant home of Mrs e. w. Hardy Oh,
West Second street. The rooms were
frightened with roses and the guesta ALI
assembled to greet the honoreti woman.
when she arrived upon an Grand she
was entirely overcome and the surprise
was complete Yesterday was also the
anniversary Of her birth.
Mrs May Curtis. who will also depart
from Santa Ana soon to make her home
In Helmet. was also present. She also has
been an earnest worker in the Alliance.
and both women will be deeply missed.
Mrs. Durfee was presented with
Bouquet of roses and handsome souvenir
spoon, and Mrs. Curtis with cluster OF
fragrant La France roses and heliotrope.
The presentation was gracefully made.
Music and conversation were enjoyed,
also very interesting letter from Mrs.
duncan. who was here some time ago in
the interests or the Volunteers of Amer
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-01
Honors Bride-to-Be

Miss Resale E1can. whose engagement
to M. L. Wicks Jr. has been announced,
was the honored guest at delightful
luncheon party given Thursday afternoon
by Mrs. A. w. Hutton and the Misses
Mignonette and Elizabeth Hutton of San
ia Monica. A basket of pink roses was
suspended by pink ribbons from the chan
delier over the center of the table, which
was marked by bowl of pink roses and
lilies. Cards. hand painted with sketches
of bags of rice, and brides slippers
marked places for Mrs. Augusta B. Cioes,
Mrs. H. w. Worden, Mrs. Corine Linten,
Mrs. P. G. Winnett. Misses Rosalie Ell
can, Lulu Elcan. Pauline Elcan, Eliza
beth Burns, Julia Sale. Kate Sale and
Hazel Sale
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-01
To SoIemnize Wedding

At Hotel Bimini Tuesday will be solemn
lied the wedding Of Miss Jennie Edwards
and James Howe, son of DR.. Howe, pastor
of the Westlake Methodist church. The
bride, who is the daughter of DR.. and Mrs.
d. w. Edwards will be gowned in white
net over satin, and her sister, Miss Effie
Edwards, who will attend as maid of
honor will be attired in blue silk. John
Howe, brother of the bridegroom, will be
best man. A wedding supper will be
served after the ceremony, at which only
the relatives and immediate friends of
the family will be present. The couple
will make their home in Los Angeles.
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SANTA ANA

In celebration of their twenty-fifth we'd
ding anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. George A..
Edgar entertained with a luncheon of
thirty covers last Sunday Tacoma vine
bios SONS and asparagus plumosus decor
ated the table and bell shaped cards,
hand painted by the hostess with sketches
of silver bells and pink blossoms, marked
places for Judge anu Mrs j. w. Ballard,
Mrs Ella Hanna Miss Dorothy Hanna
Mr. and Mrs. f. l.. Vanderbilt, Robert
Vanderbilt Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Wander
lip, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Gale, Van Staples,
Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bal
lard Mr.. and Mrs B. G. Balloon, Mrs.
Mae Ross-Lewin of Pasadena; Mr.. and
Mrs. c. N. Vanda lip, Mr. and Mrs. F. M
Vanderiip, Mrs A. Vanderbilt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clyde Horton Mss Bessie Jones,
DIR. and Mrs. Fuller of Ocean Park; MISS
Zoe Vanderlip and Edgar VANDERBILT
Misses Virginia and Frances Johnstone
entertained the members of the Celia An
phas of the First Methodist church Mon
day evening.
Misses Marjorie MCGEE, Grace Patter-
son, Ruth Collins, Mary Henderson, Au-
drey Ulm Elsie Clark and Anna NC
Fadden, chaperoned by Mrs VIII iinu-
sey, are enjoying a house party at New
port at the Ulm cottage.
Mr.. Jerome and Richard OMEN nave
issued Invitations for big dancing party
to be given at Ell Toro, THURSDAY.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. otis y
Bridgeford, McClay street, pretty Wee
ding was so,emnized Wednesday evening
uniting in marriage Miss Maud \; lis
kew and William John Gould OF Los
Angeles. Rev. T. c. Miller Of the Fist
Methodist church officiated and the priae
wore her travelling costume OF clotn ol
gold. La France roses and ferns were
in
couple will make their home in Los An
MS q. E. shriver was hostess Tues
day afternoon to the North Side sewing
duties Nv MRS. Hollister. THE Pros
pector'' was finished and a pleasant few
hours spent with sewing and appetiz-
ing refreshments One new member
Mrs Frank Remsberg, was admitted 10
membership.
For number OF years. Mrs Rhoda
Durfee has been the efficient president
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Entertain at Hearts

Miss Constance ROGUE and Miss An
gela Eimers entertained at hearts Fri
day evening at the home of Miss ROGUE.
The following were guests: Misses
Clara Story. Margaret Carney, Gertie
Van Dingsee, Gertrude Meredith, Alice
Shine, Alma Bennett. Mildred Hotchkiss,
Susie Pendleton and Messrs. Earl G.
Pembroke, Leslie N. Pembroke, Harrison
B. Shannon. Thomas Othmer, Frank
Morehouse, Hunter Wright, Clifford Fl.
Wilcut, Fred Francis and Ralph Gould.
The ladies' first prize was won by Miss
Alma Bennett, second prize by Miss Ger
tie Van Dingstee The first prize for
men was won by Earl c. Pembroke and
the second prize by Thomas Othmer
Red hearts, red carnations and ferns
formed the decorations.
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Announce Marriage

Announcement is made of the marriage
of Miss Edith Remley, daughter of Mrs.
Francesca Remley of 1896 Thirtieth street,
to Manuel Cubilos, which took place
Wednesday morning at Z o'clock in St.
Vincent's church, Grand avenue and
Washington street. Rev. Mr.. Hurley per-
formed the ceremony. The bride was
gowned in white lace over taffeta with
veil. She carried a white prayer book
and was unattended. wedding break
fast was served after the ceremony at
the brides home. After a tour of South
ern California Mr. and Mrs. Cubillos will
make their home in Maco, Mexico.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-01
Hold First MEETING

The first meeting of the Friday After
noon Needlework club was held this
week at the home of Mrs. Austin B. Cad
wallader of 633 Dearborn street. Refresh
ments were served. The clubs member
ship list includes Mesdames c. E. Long
fellow, Frank Heron, A. Ernest Wallace,
Louis Bennett Girard. Herman Packard.
William e. Bush, j. w. Bice, George H.
Lockwood w. e. Peck and Charles F.
Gray. Mrs. ]. w. Bice of 1877 North Soto
street will entertain the club members
September 49,
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Entertalns informally

Mr.. andA4drs. e. j. Dubbs of Pittsburg,
Pa, who are visiting their son and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Dubbs of
43S Lake street, were the complimented
guests at a delightful informal dinner
party given Friday evening by Mr. and
Mrs. E. G. Luentzel of 434 Lake street.
Plates were laid for Mr.. and Mrs, E. j.
Dubbs. Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Dubbs. Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Bringham of Seattle, Miss.
Emmie Luentzel. Miss Jennie Dubbs,
Aubrey Austin and Harry Agnew.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-01
no Give Bio Ruckeye Picnic

A big Buckeye pincic will be given
next Saturday at Long Beach, and the
city is making preparations to entertain
one thousand guests. basket BAN
quet viii be served, and music, games,
sports. speeches and a general good time
viii be enjoyed. The first car leaves the
Pacific Electric depot at o'clock, and the
dinner will be served at the pavilion at
1890. L. NJ. Fall is president and DIR.
A. M. Duncan secretary of the society.
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Gives Miscellaneous shower

A miscellaneous shower was given
Tuesday afternoon by Miss Jennie Starr
OF isis Arlington avenue in honor of her
sister, Miss Laura Starr, whose wedding
to Jack Hoover will take place this week.
There were present Mesdames Stella s.
Dorg, Ed Sebastian. Esther Gerry, j. L.
starr, Walter z. Starr and Misses Viola
Treble, May Ross. Amy HELEN, Eva
Young, Ray Cohn. Genevieve Schlander
and Mildred HELEN.
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Are Quietly Married

Miss Josephine LIE Doux and John Reed
Kirkpatrick were quietly married We'd
nesday evening at the home of the bride S
parents, DIR. and Mrs. j. A. LIE Doux, 1880
Constance street. When Mr.. and Mrs.
kirkpatrick return from tour of
Northern and Southern California they
will be at home to their friends at 1221
Catalina street.
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To Honor Sister

J. ]. Stein will entertain with a theater
party the evening of October a, followed
by luncheon at Christopher's. In honor
of his sister, Miss Eihma H. Stein, whose
marriage to George Cunningham will take
place October 16 at the home of her
mother. 1915 Shatto street. Mrs. John
Hodges of Arizona will attend as matron
of honor and Mr.. Hogdes will be best
man.
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To OCCUPY Their own Home

At Cumnock hall, 1900 South Figueroa
street, an interesting wedding took place
Tuesday evening when Miss Louise Wood
ard, daughter of MIR. anu Mrs. Joseph
N. Woodland. became the bride of Clyde
f. Baldwin, postmaster of Whittier. The
couple will occupy their own home on
North Fuerds avenue, Whittier.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-01

Mrs. WI. SCHOLL of Maple avenue
wi is always discovering some new
AIA musical genius, and her latest pro-
tege is Miss r. Maude Wolfe of 1927 West
Eighteenth street, girl with splendid
contralto voice.
Miss Wolfe is a member of the Treble
Clef club and has appeared on the pro-
grams of many of the society musicales
and concerts given in the last couple of
years. She has sung at the Plymouth
Congregational church and was soloist
for two years at st. Johns Episcopal
church. She has studied with Madame
Clara Smart of Boston and with Signor
Yannotta and Max Heinrich, and intends
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to go to Europe within few months to
carry on her musical education.
She took part In the oratorig given at
st. Paul's Episcopal church last April,
and in Boston, which was her home be-
fore she came to Los Angeles three
years ago, she has sung at many of the
prominent churches.
Her voice, which is deep and strong, is
well suited to oratorial and concert work.
Her tones are rich and she has an ex-
cellent range. She is an English girl,
with big dark eyes. and her charm of
manner adds greatly to the pleasure in
her singing.
Her ambitions are high and Mrs. Scholl
prophesies great things for her in the
future.
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Is pretty Wedding

One of the pretty weddings of the week
was that of Miss Grace Pirtle, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Pirtle of 1878
South Union avenue, to Frank Sutherland
Hutton, which was solemnized Monday
evening in the Trinity Methodist Epis-
copal church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hutton are
away or a short wedding trip and when
they return they will build a home in
Los Angeles
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Enjoy OUTING

An outing was enjoyed at the Indian
village Tuesday by a party of women
from the East Side Congregational
church, including Mesdames King, NJ. f.
Lawrence, S. Van Dyke, G. A. Rockwell
c. M. Burr, w. A. Kennedy, Charles
Holdridge, e. Stevens, l.. e. Jacobs, M
p. Kennedy. L. NJ. Petsch. j. E. Brown
w. C. Chapman, j. t. Kuhne, j. M.
Crossman, Frank Stoddard, e. L. Leeds,
w. o. Bailey, N. P. Velzy and Z. NJ
Adams
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Twenty first street. in honor of Miss
Maude Cook, whose marriage to e. M.
Finehout will take place in the early
winter. Small frying pans marked places
for the guests at the dinner table and
ried out in the decorations. The dinner
guests were Mesdames e. l.. LeavItt. II.
L. Miller, Howard Anthony. C. w. Park,
3. A. Cook. Misses Eddie Miller, Juanita
Lane, Lois Colt. Vera Lathrop, Bernice
Marcherm, Mabel Watkins, Pansy Gal
derson. Kathleen Hamilton, Margaret
Hough and Leona Hutchinson. Other
guests who arrived In the evening were
Harry futile. e. l.. Leavitt. Ira Gay,
John Phipps, Ernest Watkins. Harry
Rice Howard Anthony. Ray Miner,
Worth Hathaway, Bert Adams. Norman
Gay, Lee Miller and 2. M. F'inehout
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secure Noted Man as Teacher

Mr.. Johnston, one of the most noted
penmanship teachers in the United States,
and graduate of the famous zanerian
art school, has been secured by the
Brownsberger home school as a menu
Der Of the faculty The term opens
September g.
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Mrs. M. A. Compton of Long Beach en-
tertained yesterday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Elizabeth Donovan, daughter of Mr.
and AIRS. t. W. Donovan of 1928 San
Julian street, who will become the bride
Of L. s. beats September 10.
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Wed at HIoh Noon

Miss Margaret Mabel Blakeslee of 252
North Westlake avenue, and William M.
e. Wrege were married at high noon
Tuesday in the Bethany Presbyterian
church. Mr.. and Mrs. Wrege are spend
ing their honeymoon at San Diego, ana
after September 20 they will be at home
to their friends at $40 Metcalf street.
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Wedding Is a Surprise

AS surprise to their friends was the
wedding Tuesday of Rex Unger, son of
Mrs. Theodore Sumfnerland, and Miss
Elsie. N HIATT. daughter Of Mrs. G. HIATT
Of Ocean Park. The couple will make
their home with the bridegrooms parents
at 952 Georgia street.
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Charming Informal Luncheon

Mrs. Charles F. squires of Las Vegas,
who left for her home Wednesday, was
the honored guest at a charming informal
luncheon given Tuesday by Mrs. Erie M.
Burnham of 1878 West Twenty-second
street. Purple asters were attractively
arranged on the tables and plates were
laid for Mrs. A. zimmerman, Mrs. Charles
F. Squires, Mrs. Belding, Mrs. Woods,
Mrs. r. P. C. Smith and Mrs. John f.
Giles.
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Return from Summer Home

J. M. Schneider. president and manager
Of the Boston store, and wife, with their
son J. Walter Schneider and three little
daughters, have returned from Ocean
Park, where they have been passing the
summer, and are at home at 1852 South
Burlington avenue.