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Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-19
Out Of Town Society
PASADENA

ny HE April current events meeting
of the Shakespeare club was held
- Saturday afternoon at the club
house on South Los Robles avenue,
Mrs. Florence Collier Porter of Los
Angeles, president of the Federation of
Womens Clubs of Southern California,
giving the lecture on the current events
of the month. But one more current
events meeting will be held this season.
Preparations are now being made for
the celebration of Shakespeare birth
day Thursday night, April 23, and the
arrangements are in charge of Mrs.
Ariana Sweet of the dramatic commit
tee. The program will be a musical
one. including old English ballads and
Shakespeare's ballads. The English
songs will be given by male quartet
and Miss Rowena Esnay will sing the
Shakespearian ballads. Mrs. William
Douglas Turner will give readings.
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Mrs. S. s. Void and Mrs. G. Nelson
entertained Friday afternoon at Mrs.
Wold's home, 26 North Hudson avenue.
for a number of Iowa friends, some of
whom will leave for the east this week.
Mrs. William Douglas Turner, S2S
North Raymond avenue entertained
Friday with the fourth of series of
luncheons which she is giving.
Members of the vestry of All Saints
Episcopal church and their wives will
assist at a reception to be given at the
parish house Wednesday night, April
22, for Rev. and Mrs. William Mac
Cormack. Rev. Dr. MacCormack. rec
tor of the parish, will leave May / to
take charge of st. Paufs pro-cathedral,
Los Angeles The following evening
Few. and Mrs. MacCormack win be
honor guests with Dean and Mrs. j. j.
wilkins of the pro-cathedral at a re-
ception given in Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hardison enter
tained 125 friends Monday at the his
toric "Old Adobe" Just below the Ray
mond hotel, which is now their resi-
dence. The affair was given in honor
of Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Ober. who were
married short time ago in Los An
geles. Mrs. Ober was formerly Mrs.
Georgia Chapman.
s.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Blossom, Mr..
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woman for discussing secrets in COM
pany.
81 know what you were talking
about, anyway" said he you were
betting on the winner of the Black Sox
contest"
"You mean the White Sox," cor
rected a well known baseball fan.
1.-THE White Sox crumbles into moth
ingness when compared with the bril-
liant organization composed of ex-
elusive members of the younger social
Black Hosiery club" announced Bet
ty's brother, with the air of one who
makes a royal proclamation.
Betty shrieked and my neighbor
handsome head was lifted haughtily,
but the incorrigible explained: Some
of the fellows caught on to these pri-
vate seances and nicknamed this dainty
club Black Sox.'"
81 think you've said quite enough"
said Miss Betty, with whitening
glance at me and even my offer to give
the Black Sox club box party at the
Bronson settlement benefit was scorn-
fully rejected.
"We're going anyway" said Juno,
proudly, "but not with you"
This final blow crushed my spirit
and was about to retire meekly when
Capt. William Banning dropped in for
a cup of tea and to include Monsieur
and Madam Butterfly In his party
aboard the warrior" Saturday.
Among others who had accepted
Capt. Banning's hospitality were the
e. II. Browns, the George Pattons, the
Ingrahams. and. as Betty's brother ex-
dressed it, "a raft of others
Turning, made my adieus to Madam
Butterfly and left her pretty tea room
for the quiet of a solitary dinner at the
California club.
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Yacht Party

Miss Winifred Smith of Thirty-sixth
street will be hostess Tuesday of a
yachting party to be given as compli-
ment to members of the Alpha Rho
sorority. The party will be given
aboard the private yacht belonging to
Miss Smiths brother, which bears the
name Sweetheart"
Those who are to be entertained on
this delightful occasion will be Mrs.
R. C. p. Smith, who will act as
chaperon, Mesdames Robert Heffner,
Edgar Wall, George Turner, Baird,
Schaffer Misses Lulu Cliff, Adelaide
Ball, Clara Parmelee, Florence Par
melee, Edna Best, Lucille Zander, Ma
bel Pionester Edith Holder, Beatrice
Roone Claribel Gordon, Eva Smith,
Katherine Atkinson, Blanche Robert
son, Maude Miller, Mildred Huffer.
Maud King, Rose earns, Maude Daw-
son, Sarah Miller, Ruth Browne, Fran
ces Thompson, Mabel st. John, Lena
Turner, Blanche Guiberson, Miriam
Cook and Bess Gibson.
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For pistinoulshed Guests

Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Woolwine of 1901
Downey avenue, who have returned
from visit to Admiral and Mrs. Rob-
ley d. Evans at Paso Robles, will en-
tertain Wednesday evening with din
ner in compliment of Gen. and Mrs.
S. M. B. Young of San Francisco. Cow
ers will be laid for Gen. and Mrs.
Young, Gen. Adna r. Chaffee, retired,
and. Mrs. Chaffee, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ross
Clark, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Wool
wine. Mrs. Scott Helm and Woods
WoolWine.
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no Chrlsten launch

One of the few weekend affairs given
ut San Pedro that had no immediate
connection with the coming of the fleet
was the llunch part given by Haines
w. Reed Friday evening, when he en-
tertained for the first time on his new
yacht, the Emma R."
This trial trip of the little craft was
made about the harbor and out into
the channel, and luncheon was served
on board when the boat was off the
coast opposite Naples and the clear
moonlight was doing duty in the place
of lamps.
Mr. Reeds new boat is modelled after
Admiral Evans private launch and is
one of the fastest in Southern Califor-
MIA He has named it for his mother,
fact of which she was unaware until
she saw her name on the pennant that
floated from the masthead of the styl-
ish little launch. A series of banners
that hung from a line between the
bowsprit and the masthead We're let
tered to spell welcome" and fluttered
CALAMITY in the evening breeze.
The party, which returned to San
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Rrownson Settlement

The Brownson Settlement benefi tot be
given at the Mason the evening of
April 2S, like the proverbial SNOWFALL
is gathering momentum and volume as
it approaches the date set for its pre-
sentation.
Miss Gertrude Workman who has
charge of the entire entertainment, is
ability, and it follows as natural con-
sequence that she will present only the
best of talent.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty will give a
brief address prior to the rise of the
curtain. Following are some of the
special program numbers: Mother
Goose" songs and dances given by six
children of the Settlement, who are
Rosalia Ayala, Katy Bohan, Mary
Renee Rougny and Angelita Valvez
Robert C. Mitchell, star comedian of
the Olympic club of San Francisco, will
give a monologue. A delightful fea-
ture will be songs in different Ian
guages rendered by Miss Margaret
Goetz. Madame Modjeska, assisted by
Miss May Katharine Smith and James
Hanley, jr., will present THE Spark"
a play translated from the French. An
acrobatic act will be introduced by
Albert T. Treloar. A scene from Lady
Madcap" will be given by the Fluffy
Ruffles' octet, which is composed of
Misses Anna McDermott, Theresa S.
Murphy, Ada Salvage, Marie Thomas
and Henry Daily, Robert Fulton,
Thomas Frankli Power and Frank
Tatum. Miss Bertha L. Corbett, origi-
nator of the "Sunbonnet Baby" will
give chalk talk. There will also be
a series OF comic living pictures.
G. Allen Hancock has charge of the
orchestra, which will be directed by
Kammermeyer.
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Complimentary Tea

Miss Alice Treat Hunt, leading wo-
man at the Belasco, was honored guest
Friday afternoon at an informal tea
given by Mrs. Winifred B. Rogers at
her home on Byram street. Miss Hunt
and her hostess are former schoolmates
and between the families there was an
old time friendship. Guests of the
afternoon included Mrs. Lettie M.
James, Mrs. Nellie G. Eager, Mrs. Wal
ter L. Haight, Mrs. w. d. Campbell,
Mrs. Harry Harper, Mrs. Charles Mer-
kle, Miss Katheryne Zengerie, Miss
Henrietta Randall, Miss Kitty Keten-
sky. Miss Gladys Eager, Miss Dot
Campbell, DR.. Herbert F. Trew, DR..
A. j. Mummert, Ora Monnette. j. L.
Allen, DR.. H. B. B. Montgomery and
William Amend.
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serenaded governor and staff

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dorr entertained
a merry party Wednesday aboard their
private yacht which sailed out from
San Diego and accorded Governor Gil
lett and members of his staff who We're
on board the Connecticut pleasant
surprise by serenading alongside the
flagship.
Among those on board Mr.. DORIS
yacht, which bears the name Yankee
Girl, were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dorr and
daughter, Miss Celeste Dorr, and her
friend, Miss Patterson of Pasadena;
Col and Mrs. John Lambert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. L. G. Rollo,
all from Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Griffith, Mr.. Lombard, DR.. and Mrs.
Guy Cochran, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Holiday, W. A. Barker, Barbee Hook,
Mrs. John Moffin, Mrs Harry Bixby,
all of Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs. M. j.
Connel and Miss Marjorie Welch of
Pasadena.
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To Entertain for Admiral Thomas

Mrs. ]. G. Drake of Hoover street,
who is entertaining Admiral Thomas
as house guest during the visit OF the
fleet. will give a series of brilliant din
ner parties on Monday, Wednesday
and Thursday evenings in honor of her
distinguished guest.
Mr. Drake was formerly lieutenant
in the United States navy, but resigned
to enter business life. 1t was while
he was serving in the navy that he
was associated with Admiral Thomas
and the friendship has continued
throughout the years.
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Pedro in time to catch the 10 o'clock
car to Los Angeles, included Mrs.
Emma L. Reed of 1924 Grand View
street. for whom the boat was named;
her niece, Mrs. S. R. PEBBLES, Mr.. and
w. G. Weyse and daughters of 1853
Thompson street, Mrs. j. L. C. Phipps
and daughter, Miss Corella, of 1854
South Figueroa street, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank E. Wolfe of Colegrove, Miss
Sharpe, Miss Muriel Taft and Harris
Taft of Santa Monica, DR.. A. l.. Lam
done and Mr.. Rowan of 1908 Beacon
street, r. S. Mitchells, Clarence Suits
and James P. Roberts.
Capt. Jack Vivarttas will have
charge of the boat during the summer
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Visit to Former Home

Mrs. Mathew Robertson, who has
recently returned from an eastern trip,
stopped over for few days at Council
Bluffs, where many years ago she or
ganized a club known as the Thurs
d-y Morning club, and which has been
devoted to the study of literature, art
and ciyics.
Mrs. Robertson was the guest of
honor at a special meeting and lunch
con &c the Thursday Morning club, and
found the organization had gained
much in numbers and had improved
with the years. One of the features of
the afternon was a talk by the founder
of the club on federated clubs and their
work.
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Informal Catherine

Ernest Dawson of South Grand ave-
nue. entertained about forty young peo-
pie of the First Church of Christ, Sci
enlist, at an informal gathering Friday
evening. Progressive games were en-
joyed and a program consisting of de-
lightful readings by Miss Sadie Roberts
and Miss Violet Dawson, violin selec-
tions by Robert Goetz and vocal solos
b Fred Voydel added much to the
evenings pleasure.
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Complimentary Card Matinee

The Misses Dent of Wiltshire boule-
ward will be hostesses at card matt
nee to be given Thursday afternoon
as a compliment to Mrs. Arthur Leslie
Sendall of Chicago, who is visiting her
sisters, Mrs. r. B. Williamson and
Mrs H. X. Williamson at their home
on Wiltshire boulevard.
Saturday afternoon the Misses Dent
will entertain for Mrs. William Ly-
man Stewart and Mrs. Richard Bruins,
who will leave soon for an extended
European tour. Mrs. John Siebert of
Columbus, Ohio, will also be a speciai
guest
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Farewell Bridge for Mrs. Wood

Mrs. Walter j. Wrenn was hostess
Thursday at a bridge of six tables, en-
terta:ning in compliment to Mrs. Jo-
seph Wood, who, with Mr.. Wood, is
leaving the last of the month for San
Diego, where they will reside.
The prizes, a hand painted plate, a
Bohemian glass olive dish and pair
of embroidery scissors were awarded
respectively to Mrs. George Burrell,
Mrs. Edward Guthrie and Mrs. Joseph
Wood.
Mrs. Wrenn is planning to entertain
with another bridge in the near future.
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Tea Wednesday Afternoon

Miss Marian Churchill, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Churchill, whose
approaching marriage has been recent
ly announced, is one of the most pop
ular of the young society women. Miss
Churchill and her sister, Miss Gertrude
Churchill, will entertain Wednesday
afternoon with a dainty tea. at which
special guests will be Miss Elsie
Knecht, Miss Maria A. Handbook and
Miss Alma Menner of Newark, N. j.,
who is the house guest of the Misses
Churchill.
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L. Carter, A. C. Williams, H. G. R.
Philip, G. H. Stratton, w. C. Bennett,
Dwight Satterlee S. H. Nichols ]. S.
Johnson, T. B. McCabe, j. D. White,
o. w Roberts, c. Hawley, c. Rogers,
der, S. w. Strong, E. Curtis, A. Covert,
r. G. Beebe, C. B. Nichols, w. x.
Chambers, Sherburn, w. P. Martin,
Misses Page, Mildred Harrison, Caro-
line Bruins, Mary Mccarthy, Semore
Ruch, Eugene Rison Lucille Dixon
Nina Clark, Cora French and Mabel
Stuart
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Dance at the EbeII

A number of popular young women
were hostesses at a dance given We'd
nesday evening at the Ebell club house.
The beautiful reception rooms were
lavishly decorated with greenery.
Kammermeyer's orchestra furnished the
music and during the evening refresh
ments were served in the court. About
100 guests were present. Those who
assisted in receiving were Mesdames
c. L. King, e. r. Parmalee, e. L. Wall
and Miss Edith Holder.
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and Mrs. J. V. Elliott and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Flanagan of Philadelphia took
apartments at the Virginia the latter
part of this week, where they will re-
main during the stay of the fleet.
Mrs Wilson of Chester, Pa. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. NAL
colin J. Mcleod, during the winter, was
an honor guest Tuesday at an informal
affair given by Mrs. L. j. Fiske of $40
West California street. Another guest
of honor was Mrs. Grove of Winnipeg,
who has been visiting Mrs. w. D. Rus
sell of West California street.
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Wednesday afternoon, at the country
home of Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Robbins
near FL Monte, a number of the smart
set were invited to an informal house
warming the feature of which was q
musicale given by Mrs. Clara Henley
Bussing and Miss Priscilla Carver, both
prominent musical artists of New York.
The music room and chamber organ of
the new residence were used for the
first time at this affair.
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Miss Jessie Farley daughter of
Mayor and Mrs. Thomas Farley, enter
tanned Wednesday with a luncheon and
an afternoon at five hundred. Those
who assisted the hostess were Mrs. Ray
Conger of Oklahoma, Miss Ellen Lowry,
Mrs. Neal K. Traylor and Mrs. Harry
L. Hough of Los Angeles.
s.
Mrs. Lois G. Fobes 1863 North Ma
rengo avenue, entertained at her home
Tuesday afternoon with a five hundred
party in honor of her guest, Miss Flora
Joannes of Green Bay, Wis.
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By Au:} Throuqh casItas Pass

Already plans are being formed for
fleet week in San Francisco, and par
ties large and small are discussing
roads and routes. One party which
will motor north via Casitas pass the
latter part, of the week will include
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Modini-Wood and
their two daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Perry and Mrs. w. H. Perry.
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compIlmenting Miss Mccatfery

Miss Gertrude McCaffery, who viii
leave this week for tour of Europe
Will be the special guest at a whist
matinee to be given tomorrow after
noon by Miss Cliff of La Sale avenue
Miss McCaffery has been the recipi-
ent of much attention during the past
few weeks, having been complimented
recently with a luncheon at the Jona-
than club and box party at the
BelascO.
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Gard Matinee

Mrs. Albert Mortenson of Lake street
will be hostess at card matinee to be
given tomorrow afternoon. The decor
ations will be symbolic of the fleet.
Mrs. Mortenson's guests will include
Mines. Mary Howell, Lucien Earle Fl.
Smith, T. Patterson, d. A. Meekins,
Mary Purcell, II. D. Burke w. A.
Morehouse, j. w. McAllister, r. t. Vim
ing, o. Morgan, Dwight Michlin, M.
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Dinners for Officers

Among the numerous affairs to be
given as a compliment to officers OF
the fleet during their stay in Los An
geles will be several delightful dinners
at which Mrs. w. j. Brodrick of South
Ffgueroa street. assisted by her three
pretty daughters, Misses Francisco,
Anita and Lucy, will be the gracious
hostess
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Week End Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Whloughby Rodman of
2631 Orchard avenue are entertaining
with a weekend party at Alamitos.
They have as guests Miss Bertha Knox
of Oakland and Mrs. Sutherland and
Miss Sutherland, wife and daughter of
Capt. Sutherland of the New Jersey.
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Ball at AnnandaIe Golf Club

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dorr of Pasadena
are planning ball and dinner for the
younger and unmarried officers of the
fleet at the Annandale Golf club on a
date yet to be determined Among the
patronesses will be Mrs M. ]. Con-
nell. Mrs Hook. Mrs. Guy Cochran,
Mrs. John Lambert, Mrs. Harry Bixby,
Mrs. Harry Thompson, Mrs. w. A.
Barker, Mrs. Frank Griffith, Mrs.
Harry Holiday, Mrs. H. d. Lombard
and Mrs DOrr.
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ing were Misses Gertrude Comstock,
Ethel Graves, Stella Morgan, Lou
Scott, Cora Dyar, Flora Robinson, Cas-
sic Hazard, Blanche Robertson, Sarah
Miller, Lena Turner, Minnie Brown and
Mamie Jacobs.
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At Ocean Park

Mr. and Mrs. George Goldsmith have
closed their handsome house on West
moreland place and taken a house at
Ocean Park, where they will remain
until August Mrs. Goldsmith's many
friends are rejoicing in her improved
health
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LONG BEACH
NHE S. S. S. club picnicked in Lau-
rel canyon Saturday and visited
n the home of Paul de Longpre..


An egg rolling was given yesterday
on the beach by Mrs. r. Herbert jack
son. The mothers invited brought a
dozen colored eggs each, which We're
hidden. The children started on the
search for them at 10 o'clock. Prizes
were awarded to the most successful
A picnic dinner was served at noon
in Bixby park.
Mrs. Harry Barndollar left Monday
for Sierra Madre for short stay.
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Mrs w. B. Julian is expecting
visit from her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Cain, of FAN City Neb'' soon.
Mrs J. B. Hills of Buffalo, N. Y.
arrived Sunday for a visit of several
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Frank
C. Roberts, 529 West Eighth street.
A marine luncheon in honor of Mrs.
C. Nj. Bard of Omaha Neb., was given
on the picnic deck of the auditorium
Monday by Mrs. G: R. Mitchell.
Mrs. N. C. Browning is spending two
weeks in Monrovia.
Mrs. w. E. Wiseman entertained at
an informal musicale Saturday night
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Craig, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hardy of Toledo, o., Mayor and
Mrs. WlnuutIu dilQ miss N1oAAOh DSA
Lamont.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Hogan and
daughters, the Misses Bertha and Mil
dred, of Spokane, Wash, have returned
from a six weeks trip into Mexico
tended stay. The Hogans spent the
winter at Hotel Maryland.
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An invitation for representatives OF
the local Ebell club to accompany
Mayor Harper and the fleet commit
tee on the steamer Hermosa to greet
the fleet, was received with hearty
cheers last Monday at the club meet
ing. Mrs. J. ]. Penny, former club
PRESIDENT Mrs. ]. A. Miller, Mrs. p.
e. Hatch and Mrs. c. A. Miller COM
posed the committee which made the
pleasant trip.
Miss Emile Wheeler. president -elect.
addressed the Ebell club Monday on
the subject, French Art and the Gal
leries of Paris"
Mrs Ada Buffers of the Strand en-
tertained at 800" Monday evening.
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Mrs J. Nj. Edgar addressed the Ala
mitos Library association Wednesday
afternoon on the subject, Current
Events" A pleasant social time fol-
lowed.
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Mrs. Florence Rowley of Sierra Ma
Dire, formerly of Signal Hill, announces
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Pearl Irene Rowley, and w. j. Brierley
of Cresco, Ia.
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Mrs Avery and daughter, Miss Lois,
of American avenue, entertained at
dinner Sunday, Miss Bertha Corbett,
the sunbonnet baby artist, being the
guest of honor.
Mrs. Willie Goodyear of Signal Hill
will entertain the following ladies at
fleet week house party: Mrs. John
H Thompson, Minneapolis; Mrs. Caro-
line Strahan, Los Angeles; Miss Dora
Clark, Pittsburg, and Miss Alice Wake
field of Glendale.
For Mrs. Herbert Coombs. who
leaves in a week for Cincinnati, o.,
Mrs A. c. Halliday entertained at
luncheon Tuesday in her apartments
at the Munholland. A five-course
menu was served. The afternoon was
passed at bridge
The Sunday school teachers and Of
ficers of the First Christian church
enioyed a pie party" Tuesday night
at the church. Many pies of many
kinds were served.
Mrs. Sawyer, national president OF
the Ladies' of the G. A. r., and M
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VISITING Her Mother

Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Pierce of San
Francisco are visiting Mrs. e. Walker
mother of Mrs. Pierce at her home on
Ingraham street. Before her marriage
Mrs. Pierce was Miss Anne Walker of
Los Angeles.
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Opening House at Venice

Mr.. and Mrs. e. P. Johnson, jr., are
opening their house at Venice during
the coming week and will be among
the representative people to extend in
formal hospitality to friends.
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Rv TallYho

Members of the Alpha Rho sorority
went yesterday morning in tallyho
to San Pedro, where they spent the
day. returning in the evening by moon
light.
Those who enjoyed this pleasant out
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MY ENSIGN

Like feck of the skies
Is the blue of her eyes;
Her lips form a red Cupids bow;
And the dear rounded chin,
With the dimple tucked in,
Is white as ne new fallen snow.
She's a dainty ensign,
This sweetheart of mine.
To her colors I'll ever be true!
To my flag and my wife
I'm welded for life.
Hurrah for the red. white and blue
M. N. #. b.
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Erom San Eranclsco

Major j. A. Whiteside of San Fran
cisco has been an honored guest this
week at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Mathew Z. Allen on Pasadena avenue.
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at their Terminal island home Lew
Clair going down Friday.
In New Home

Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Wicks, jr., have
taken the house at 2916 Roxbury ave-
nue., corner of Oxford. Mrs. Wtcks
will be home the first and third Fri
days.
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Lo9 AnaeIes Business CoIIeae

The Los Angeles Business college
students are enjoying weekly practical
talks of wisdom by tho president, e. r.
Shrader, Phi. D., whose fund of expert
ence and enthusiasm stimulates them
to their best efforts. In addition to
this, Professor Kennard, vice president
of the Los Angeles Business college,
who made a study of astronomy, gave
the first o. a series of three lectures
on that science on Friday afternoon
last. With large colored diagrams the
sun was depicted and the luminous
flames anG electrical storms shown.
The second will be on 1.-The Planets"
with special reference to probable life
on Mars This will be given on Fri
day, April "a. The last of the series,
1.-The Starry Depths, will be delivered
on May l. All friends are welcome.
Miss Essie F. Morris has come from
Santa Maria to take a course of study
at the Los Angeles Business college.
Miss Morris father, Judge L. j. Morris,
is justice of the peace and well known
Mason of Santa Maria. Two other stu
dents, w. F. Sutherland and Garrett
Hopper, have also recently entered the
college from the same place.
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House Party at Terminal

Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Carlisle are en-
tertaining with weekend house party
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A marine luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
C. M Bard of Omaha, Neb., was given
on the picnic deck of the auditorium
Monday by Mrs. c. r. Mitchell.
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The Sunday school teachers and Of
ficers of the First Christian church
enioved n "pie party Tuesday night
at the church. Many pies Of many
kinds We're served.