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Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Via San Francisco

Mrs. NJ. A. Bostwick of West Adams
street, who has been making an eX-
tended European tour, is expected to
arrive in San Francisco about June /.
She is at present in Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs c. K. Reilly of West
Avenue Fifty-four entertained Tues
day evening a party of friends who as
cended Mt. Wilson together last sum-
mer. Whist was played and the ia
bles represented the various stations
along the trail, the first being Sierra
Madre and the last Martins camp
Orchards camp, where the party were
served with appropriate refreshments,
was found in coy summer house
decked with Japanese lanterns and
Navajo blankets. The place cards
bore photographs of each guest clipped
from group pictures taken the previous
summer.
The first prize, a jar of logan berry
jam, was won by Hawthorne Stevens.
and the consolation, kodak picture of
mountain deer. was awarded Miss
Clara Kefer.
Mrs. Reilly was assisted by Mrs. C.
H. Murray and Mrs. Barr.
Among the players were Misses Ger
trude Tucker, May Youle, Nellie
Craig, Alma Dodge, Clara Keifer
Louis. Florence and Agnes Ganahl and
Messrs. c. c. Ganahl, Hawthorne Ste
vens, Hugh McGillivray, Frank Sharp
Ralph Curtis, Shepherd Murray and
Earnest Ganahl.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
LONG BEACH

IN HE most pretentious event of the
week was tn, banquet given last
- Monday evening at Hotel Virginia
by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles #. Van de
Water in honor of the golden wedding
anniversary of Mr.. Van de Waters
parents, Rev. Isaac Randolph Van de
Water and fife of 1871 West Fifth
street. From until o'clock O. por-
tion of the Gothic dining room, set off
by exquisitely embroidered Japanese
screens. was the scene OF a reception.
The guests seated themselves at the
tables at $3.50. Covers were laid for
forty-six. Gold effects prevailed in the
table decorations and gilt Louis XIV
chairs were used.
The massive pyramid centerpiece was
constructed of quantities of double gold
iris, with bordering of asparagus plu-
mosus. while strands of yellow satin
ribbons running over the cloth termin-
ated at intervals in large bows. The
place cards wer reproductions from
old daguerrotypea of the guests of
honor. At the close of the elaborate
banquet Mr.. Stephen Townsend, toast
master introduced the following after
dinner speakers: Benjamin Wilde of
Redondo, brother of Mrs. Isaac Ran
dolph Van de Water; Prof. William
Frew, superintendent of the Compton
schools and a nephew of the guests OF
honor; Rev. Mr.. Fairchild of this city.
and Rev. Mr.. Van de Water himself.
who spoke feelingly. A magnificent
loving cup. gold-lined and engraved.
was presented by Rev. Mr.. Fairchild
on behalf of the ministers and their
wives who were present. The COM
pany dispersed after singing AUD
Lang Syne."
At a pleasing recital given in the
Alpha flats Saturday night number
of Miss Fenneli Lorraines pupils who
had not previously taken part in pub
lie programs were heard.
a.
Miss Pearl McGahan, formerly of Los
Angeles, entertained the teacher and
other members of her CLASS in the Sun
day school of the Pco Heights Chris
tan church in Los Angeles at an ALL
day beach party Saturday.
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Mrs. Bessie Alley of the Alpha flats.
accompanied by her daughter. Miss
Bessie, and her mother. left Monday
will pass the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Rominger of 951
Locust avenue entertained Informally
at the Hotel Virginia Wednesday even.
ing in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Hugg, bride and groom of the week,
and Alexander Hamilton and Miss May
Terrell of Los Angeles, who are to be
married in June. Dinner was served
on a large round table in the north
wing of the dining room. Artistic table
decorations were furnished by H. N.
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CompIimentina Rride-to-Be

Miss Harriet Holson, whose marriage
to Dain Sturges will be a June event,
was special guest at an afternoon OF
progressive games given yesterday by
Mrs. Elmer r. Pascoe of the Hotel
Fremont. Prizes for the games were a
Venetian glass vase and a fancy work
apron.
Among those present were Mesdames
Jack Tebbitts, Arthur Godin. Preston
Mckinney, Loren Hollingsworth, John
V. Coke, ID. r. Brown; Misses Ethel
McClain, Vesta Edwards. Helen Bos-
byshell, May Word, Marjory Burbank,
Gertrude Willard, Johanna Moloney
and Frances Moloney.
Miss Holson is to be complimented
Wednesday afternoon with shower
and bridge given by Miss Marjory
Burbank.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Fat ALI My Life, and How
I Got Rid of 1t

First captivating plumpness begins
to steal upon woman in her twenties.
Plumpness is followed by-oh, horrors
fairness. and shortness of breath and
heart fiutters. Then, alas, comes the
chin that is double and the comical
numbering waddle of the overfat. Fine
sarcasm to tell such a woman to ex-
ercise. Why not counsel flying? She
is as able to do the one as the other.
It's another keen cut to suggest diet
ing. When ladies are just so fat they
haven't an ounce of will power or en-
ergy to spare for extras-just living is
hard enough work for them.
What then? Are these unfortunates
condemned to be fat for life? No. be-
lieve it or not, simple home receipt,
easy to get at drug store. will take
that fat off and keep 1t off. Listen:
u ounce Marmola, " ounce Fluid Elk
tract Cascara Aromatic and 31s ounces
Syrup Simplex mixed at home and
taken in teaspooflful doses after meals
and at bedtime will take off as much
as q pound day in some cases. Get
the Marmola in the sealed packages
you are sure 1t Is fresh that way--take
the mixture month and you'll see.
The fat seems 10 drop off and leave
nice. smooth, firm flesh. while the
health and complexion improve won
derfully.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Annual Charity Ball

Robert f. Lee chapter, Daughters OF
the Confederacy. will give the annual
charity ball Tuesday evening at Kra-
mer's. Decorations of flowers and
greenery and the chapter eolors. red
and white, are to be used throughout.
Music will be furnished by Arends
orchestra.
Patronesses who will receive on this
occasion are Mrs. T. w. I. Richards,
president of the chapter, and Mes
danes Elmira Dickson. Marian Corn
wall. b. +. Church. c. B. Nichols, A.
w. Hutton, B. A. Stockald, Spence r
Thorpe, II. r. Sale. NJ. L Toland. w.
+. OvertOn. A. D. Hunter. II. I. 10y
E. C. Bowers, W. j. Harvey. D. q.
Robinson, William Horn. w. a. Ryon,
r. c.. Woodlock. j. i. Ponder. M. M.
Quarter. Z. NJ Wakemen. Irene Knox,
c. b. Nichols. Alice Covert, II. l.. Dun
igan. Ross r. Hitchcock, NJ. c. Wilson
and Miss Easten.
The floor committee will consist of
Measrs. Nj. W. Overton. w. Smith, H.
L. Duningan, Ralph Hitchcock. A. &.
Cloes, DR.. B. F. Church, c. r. Nichols
w. A. Ryon, Eastern.|J. II. Stuart and
Capt. r. W. Z. Richards.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
To Wed In Church

Invitations have been issued by Mr..
and Mrs. o. Fl. Churchill of South
FIguaroa street for the marriage of
their daughter. Miss Marion Churchill,
and David Mccartney. the ceremony TO
take place at the First Presbyterian
church the evening of June 10. A recep-
ton will follow at the Ebell club house,
Eighteenth and Figueroa streets.
Mrs. George D. Rowan of Pasadena
is complimenting Miss Churchill and
Mr.. Mccartney with a dinner and
theater party tomorrow evening. Other
guests are Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rowan
and members of the bridal party.
Miss Elsie Knecht is giving a German
dinner and dance Tuesday evening at
her home in Ocean Park for this popu-
lar young couple, and Thursday after
noon Miss Churchill will be special
guest at theater party to be given by
Miss Marie Handbook.
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several of whom assisted in receiving
and entertaining.
Informal Entertaining

Mrs. Benjamin L. Harding Of Port
land street was hostess Friday at
"pansy" luncheon, these flowers being
used in attractive device on the table
and also on the cards that marked the
places.
Mrs. Harding's guests were Mrs w.
S. Hook, IRIS e. 2. Clark, Mrs. VIII
shire. Mrs. Stephen c. Hubhell, Mrs.
William Bayly. Mrs. James II. Adams,
Mrs. w G. Cochran, Mrs. j. r. New
berry, Mrs. Charles c. Carpenter, Mrs.
Rufus H. Heron, Mrs. Q. H. Churchill.
This is one of a series of Informal af-
fairs with which Mrs. Harding Is en-
tertaining and which includes lunch
con and bridge given Wednesday and
a luncheon and bridge to be given Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harding will close their
city home in July and spend the sum-
mer at Ocean Park, where they have a
pretty bungalow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17

Informal and altogether delightful
was the tea given yesterday by Mrs.
Leo S. Chandler at her home ON West
Twenty-third street in compliment 10
Mrs. Sydney WALES of New York who
arrived last week with her small son
10 spend the summer with her mother,
Mrs. e. r. Brown ON West Twenty
fifth street.
Before her marriage several years
ago Mrs. Yates bore the name of Ado
laide Brown. and viii be remembered
as one of the most popular girls in
her set Mrs Chandler guests COM
prised former friends of Mrs. WALES.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Brldqe Matinee

Mrs. Rufus l.. Horton was hostess
Friday afternoon at a bridge matinee
given at her home on West Twenty
fifth street. Prizes were won by Mrs:
William Doran, Mrs. Albert Cheney and
Miss Augusta Thoeler.
Mrs. Horton was assisted in receiving
by her mother, Mrs. Joseph Kurtz. Mrs.
Jack McGarry and Miss Katharine
Kurtz. Among the guests were Mes
danes Jack Jevne, John Off, II. A.
Featherstone, Frank Mcdonald, Flor
ence Stowell, Alexander Barrett, Arthur
Waters. Fred Flint, Fred o. Johnson,
Ezra Stimson, AL Baker, Harry Garce-
lon, Robert Wankowski, Fleming, Nor
ris Albee, Willard Doran, Babcock,
John Edwards, Roland Bishop, Ira
Smith, Willis Booth. j. Bond Francisco
and Ernston.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
For Miss Dozier

Miss Mabel Harris of Westlake ave-
nue. was hostess at a linen shower given
Yesterday afternoon In compliment 10
Miss Leila Dozier. whose engagement
Ia Charles L. Boynton was recently an
nounced.
Miss Harris entertained. besides the
special guest, Mrs. Leonard Merrill
Frank a. Dewey, Jennie Robinson
Grace Brooks Scott. Misses Elizabeth
Jones, Marie Richardson, Lillian Teazle,
I1vangeline Norvell, Nellie Davies,
Ethel Goodrich, Nellie Potts, Dorothy
Masters, Flora Mcdonald, Vera De-
Forest, Emma Bell, Marion Mcclure
Eyrle Parker, Lois Murray. Nettie Gui-
with, Halle Lund. Percival, Roberta
Percival and Helen Baskerville.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Out Of Town Society
PASADENA

Mrs. FRED r. HARRIS of South
wi Orange Grove avenue gave a
A'A luncheon Monday as hostess of
the Monday Afternoon club. Special
guests were Mrs. Norman Bridge, Mrs.
Henry B. Stedman and Mrs. Harry c.
Barroll A literary and musical pro-
gram followed the luncheon.
The engagement of Miss Lucia Stone,
formerly of Chicago, and Harold Eliot
Pownall secretary of the Pasadena In
vestment company, was announced
Monday evening at the rehearsal of the
Womens Choral club at the residence
of Mrs. w. b. Clapp.
Mrs. f. w. kellogg of Altadena was
the hostess Tuesday of charity Five
Hundred party, given at her home for
the benefit of the Emergency league.
About 100 ladies of the society set were
present. Mrs. William +. Knight,
president of the league, and Mrs.
Arthur C. Merriam, chairman of the
entertainment committee, assisted the
hostess in receiving. The young ladies
who assisted in serving were the Misses
Ellen Kellogg, Marjorie Mhoon, Mill
bred Dake, Marjorie Palmer, Thirza
Merriam, Sharpe and Luckey.
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At a meeting of the Young Woman'S
league Tuesday evening in the new
home, As South Marengo avenue, the
following officers were elected: Mrs.
Boynton Harbert, president; Mrs.
Margaret Fowler, president emeritus;
Mrs. Theodore Heineman, first vice
president; Miss Alice Alden, second
vice president; Mrs. ID. A. Dexter, COR
responding secretary; Miss Jessie
Obear, recording secretary; Miss /.
McGrew, treasurer; Miss Wynn, as
sistant treasurer. and Miss Henrietta
Moreheart, auditor
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Mrs. Charles d. Gallery entertained
at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her
South Grand avenue residence. About
twenty-five guests were present.
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Mrs. Bandini repeated at the Shake
spears club house Tuesday afternoon
the last in her series of lectures on
history and landmarks, that on Indi-
ans. She specially mentioned the
three-day conference of California In
dams at Riverside April 81, 2S and 20.
At the Shakespeare club house
Tuesday evening the First Congrega-
tional choir gave a concert. in which it
was assisted by Miss Grace Helen
Nash, pianist, recently returned from
long period of study abroad, and
Miss Florence Stratton, violinist, of
Los Angeles.
Miss Lauretta Barnaby, president
elect OF the Shakespeare club, and Mrs
w. ID. Turner, an ex-president, will
attend the State Federation of
Womens Clubs at Oakland next week
Mrs. Turner has been honored by being
engaged to give a reading at a recep-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
For VISITING Ohioans

A company of former Ohioans ten
dered hayride party the past week to
Verdugo canyon to two visiting Ohio
young women. The guests of honor
were Miss Jewel Schaefer, formerly Of
Toledo, and Miss S. A. James, formerly
of Youngstown, An early start was
made, the luggage including well filled
food hampers. The young people being
mostly of a musical bent, INDUCED their
liking for harmony during the after
noon, having taken guitars and mando-
Inns. The chapcroned guests spent q
delightful day In the open, carrying
back with them many souvenirs. such
as wild flowers and mineral specimens
to send back east.
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ton of the federation Friday evening,
May %
At the Valley Hunt club Saturday
evening the entertainment included
series of splendidly executed portrait
tableaux, a charade and shadow panto-
mime work. all of which were given
bv amateurs and members of the club.
Music was given during the intervals.
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Mrs. d. J. Gilleland of POI South Or
ange Grove avenue entertained Tuesday
night deliberately for dozen guests.
Mrs. Lawrence Hovey of Arcadia
street was hostess Tuesday at an affair
given for Miss Lulu Randall of Center
VILE Iowa, who left Friday for her
eastern home.
Mrs. John w. Hugus entertained at
bridge Thursday Afternoon at her home
on South Grand avenue. The award
ing of handsome prizes was followed
by Afternoon tea.
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Mrs. Florence Collins Porter led the
Current Events" discussion at the
Shakespeare club Saturday afternoon.
For Tuesday. May 10, dramatic even
ing is announced at which the plays
''The Soft Black Overcoat" and The
Superior Sex" will be given.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Entertained Bridge Club

Mrs. Frank b. Sherwood entertained
the bridge club of which she is a MEM
Der at it's bi-weekly meeting Friday
afternoon in her apartments at the
Hartman. Preceding the game dainty
course luncheon was served.
The successful players, who secured
the souvenirs of the afternoon, were
Mrs George Goldsmith and Mrs. Rich
ard " Day. Other guests of the after
noon were Mesdames n. X. Potter. L.
V. Bronson, w. c. Tomkins, ]. G. Ban
mister. and Miss Elsie Wolff of San
Francisco. who is the house guest of
Mrs Goldsmith at Ocean Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
COMPLIMENTARY Luncheon

Mrs T.. w. MCGEE of Grafton street
was hostess Thursday at a daintily APP
pointed Japanese luncheon of twelve
covers, the guests being asked to meet
Mrs. Charles Hudson, who is here from
Mexico visiting her sister. Mrs. G. e.
Payne of Burlington avenue. Clustered
pink roses were the flowers used.
Beside Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Payne,
Mrs. McGee's guests included Mines.
Valentine PeYton. w. w. Neuer. w
II. Cook. l. b. IJibbard. Frank l1lber-
son, John w. Trueworthy, Walter
Brewer Lacey l.. Doran.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
To Entertain Sorority

Members of the Kappa Nh Omega
sorority were entertained Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Elery Hampton and
Miss Willie Kerns at their home on
Grafton street. AT the conclusion Of a
game of five hundred a delightful
luncheon was served. Among the
guests were Mrs. Ralph Edinger, Misses
Mayme Hooper, Edith Harris, Ethelza
Harris, Georgia Morton, Florence Del
scher, Helen Bosbyshell, Mildred Neis-
wender, Helen Tape, Juanita Lane
Stella Lane, Mabel Damer and Alice
Hall
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
COMPLIMENTARY Luncheon

Mrs. Ada Dimmick of West Wash
ington street was hostess Friday at a
six-course luncheon given for Rev. DR..
Groeneveld of Butte, Mont.
Mrs. Dimmick's guests included Mr..
and Mrs. Henry M. Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Perry, Mrs. Anna Dayton
and Charles Dane.
DR.. Groeneveld will leave Monday for
Salt Lake to attend the general assem-
bly, of the Presbyterian church.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Enjoying Los Angeles

Mr.. and Mrs. August Fitger and son
Arnold of Duluth, Mimi. are among
the guests registered at Hotel West
more. Mr.. Fitger. who is prominent in
business circles of Duluth. has travelled
extensively both in America and In the
old world, and Is making his first visit
to Los Angeles and considers the Cali
fornia scenery unexcelled by that of
any other state or country.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Mad In Mexico City

Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Stephenson,
who We're married recently at the home
of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Dana Bartlett Nichols in Mexico City
are expected to arrive in Los Angeles
tomorrow. en- route to the Yosemite,
where the groom goes as delegate to
the convention of the grand parlor'
Native Sons, TO open there May 26.
Returning. Mr.. and Mrs. Stephenson
will make their home In this CITY,
where the groom. a member of the
local bar. also belongs to the Jonathan
club and the Union league,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
For Miss Britt

Miss Constance Britt, charming
June bride-elect, is to be the special
guest at a luncheon and theater party
to be given Wednesday by Miss Ger
trude Workman and Miss Lita Mur-
lieta. After luncheon at the home of
Miss Murrieta on College street the
party is to be entertained at the Ma
son. The guests members of the bridal
party, are the Misses Evelyn Marmore,
Hazel Kirkpatrick. Agnes Bethune and
Lila Hawkins of Arizona.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
lnterestinu Announcement

with pleasure charming Genevieve Will
son of Columbus, Ohio. who, with her
friend. Mrs. Merriam, was among win
ter visitors to the Pacific coast this
year During her stay of several months
In this city she made wide circle OF
friends and admirers, who will be in,
terested to hear of her engagement
news of which was received here yes.
terday. Miss Wilson's flance Is Wilson
J.. Gardner, a man prominent In both
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Back from San Francisco

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sumner Kent
of West Thirty-sixth street have just
returned from two weeks stay at the
Fairmont in San Francisco. While in
the north Mr.. and Mrs. Kent attended
the naval ball and other notable festiv-
tiles incident to the visit of the fleet.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Their Silver Weddinq

Mr.. and Mrs Alfred L. Leonard will
celebrate the twenty-ffth anniversary
of their marriage with a reception to
be given Wednesday night at their
home, 142 North Pine avenue. Holly
wood.
by Mrs. Charles Jones, Mrs. William
Kenmore, Mrs. Theodore Heinig. Mrs
Thomas Anderson. Mrs. Frederick Nc
Gregor and Miss Mary Higgins.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
To Occupy New Home

Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Collins of Benton
boulevard have just returned from a. a
handsome new residence on Wiltshire
place is nearly ready for occupancy
and they are expecting to take posses
sion in d short time.
While in the north Mr.. Collins pur-
chased one of the new cars. sixteen
SIX" which is attracting much favor
able comment on account of its beauty
of style and finish.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Pollock=WaIl

Miss Annie g. Wall of London, Can
ada and J. r. Pollock of Ontario. Cal,
were married late Thursday afternoon,
the ceremony taking place at the home
of the brides aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Friend, 124 East Thirty
fourth street ReV. Robert j. Burdette
of the Temple Baptist church officiated.
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the business and social life of Column
bus. The marriage is to take place In
June.
MacClure- HaughaWout

The marriage of Miss Harriet Haugh-
awout of Sherman, sister of Mrs. Alice
Waterman of this city, and Guy Mac
Clure, also of Sherman, took place on
Tuesday evening. Mr.. MacClure is in
the employ of the Los Angeles-Pacific
Railroad company. The young people
will make their home in Sherman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17

Mr.. and Mrs. Erasmus Wilson of
Chester place have issued cards for an
"at home" the evening of May IS, in
compliment TO two of the much feted
brides to be, Miss Britt and Miss
Churchill. Dancing will furnish the
evenings program, and the occasion
promises to be among the most elab-
crate of the many pre-nuptials that are
being arranged for these popular young
women.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Summer OUTING

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Turner, who
have been occupying apartments at the
Briggs, left yesterday for the north,
where they will spend the summer
on an island in Mono lake.
Their destination is a stage journey of
seventy miles beyond the railroad ter
minus, and they are planning a vaca-
ton characterized by khaki suits, fish
ing, horseback riding and all sorts of
ont door diversions
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Enhancement Announced

Announcement has been made of the
engagement of Miss Jessie Burwell
Donner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Bonner, and DR.. George Janvien Payn-
ter of Philadelphia. The bride-elect Is
a popular and winsome young woman.
with many friends, who will regret
that her new home is to be in the east.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Complimentary lea

Mrs. NJ. J.. Moore and daughter, Miss
Lillian Moore have issued invitations
for a tea to be given Friday afternoon
at their Alvarado street home i'm COM
pliInent to Mrs. Edward Clarence
Moore. daughter-in-la of the hostess.
The hours are from 8 to o'clock.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
To Hear John Drew

Mrs Lillian c. Rand is entertain
ing a few friends at dinner Tuesday
evening at the Alexandria. the party
occupying a box later at the Mason to
hear John Drew.
Mrs. Rands guests will be Mrs. Ger
rard Cheatham. a we'll known and
prominent society woman of Louisville.
Ky; Senator William Warren Dodge
and Mrs. Dodge of Iowa, Gen. Harrison
Gray Otis and Gen. NJ. II. Sherman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Joint Birthday Celebration

Mrs. j. B. Driesbach and son. Homer
J. D. Driesbach, who are entertaining
Miss Cora NJ. kuder and Miss Clara
Frey, relatives from Tiffin, O.. cele-
brated the joint anniversary of their
birthdays Thursday evening at their
home on South Flower street. Mrs.
Driesbach is 60 years of age.
Music was enjoyed during the even
ing and many beautiful gifts were re-
ceived. About sixty guests were
DreSapt
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
GOING Abroad

Mrs. Charles Garfield and two chill
dren, with Mrs. Knard. Will form a
party sailing June on the Cecilie, the
new boat of the German Lloyd line.
They are going directly to Paris and
are planning to spend year or more
abroad.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
For Miss CoreIla

Mrs. Albert Rimpau of St. Andrews
place will entertain the Hermosillo
club Friday evening in compliment to
Miss Lolita Corella. who is leaving the
first of June to be the guest of her
cousin. Mrs. o. w. Richards. at her
country place on China lake, near
Chicago
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
Sorority Dance

The M Phi Chi sorority entertained
about $50 guests Friday evening at
large dance at Kraner's, Stamm's or
chestra furnished the music and the
hall was prettily decorated.
Patronesses on this occasion were
Mesdames w. J. Davis, w. p. Durham,
Frank f. Prior, r. l.. Craig, K. IL. Bar
more adm G.. Fl. A. Goodwin.
A delightful theater party was given
the previous Saturday at the Auditori-
UNI. About twenty members were pres
emf
Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-17
To Wed in June

Mrs. John Hokom of East Twenty
eighth street was hostess at package
shower given yesterday afternoon in
compliment to Miss Juliette Hogan.
who, June Is, is to become the bride of
George Young of New York.