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Jolly Dozen

Jolly Dozen
Tuesday evening the jolly Doz,
en- Pedro Club met with Miss Freda
Armstrong, with three tables of
players present. Mrs. j. f. John
son and Mrs. M. II. Cherrlngto
cut for first prize, Mrs. johnson
being the lucky one and securing
half dozen stem ice cups. Mrs.
DR.. Eastman captured the visitors
prize, u cup and saucer. Miss
Armstrong served nice two course
lunch. The visitors were Mrs
Dr.. Eastman, Mrs. Chas. Breene,
Mrs. John Billison, of Columbus,
and Miss Myrtle Morgan.
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The people of Logan contem-
plating building will do we'll by
consulting G.. l.. Fracker for all
Tile Mantels and Crates, also any
kind of Cement Work.
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EuGilre

Miss Anna Fox gave delight
full Enchre party Wednesday
evening at he home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox, of Glen
view Heights. Four tables of
players responded and prizes taken
by Miss Florence Snider, hand
painted plate; Mr. Joe Ucker,
ash tray. Mrs. tucker won
the. ladies consolation prize, a
Japanese doll in the form of pin
cushion. Mr.. John Burgoon was
the lucky winner of the gentle
mans BOBBY, a tin rattle. The
hostess served a fine two course
supper, assisted by her sisters the
Misses Agatha, Stella and Louise.
The out-of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Hirtlsr and Mics Rose
soanlsn, OF Columbus.
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Fancy Work Party

Honoring Mrs. Walter Price, of
Charleston, w. Va, Mrs. A. G,
Upton very delightfully."- enter,
tanned with fancy work party
Wednesday afternoon from two
until five. Some thirty ladies
were present to greet Mrs.
Price, who has many warm friends
in Logan. At, 4 80 delicious
three course supper was served,
Mrs. Upton being assisted by
Mrs. Jess Williams, Mrs. Hengst
and Master Harold Upton.
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WANTED-To do washing or
house work by German woman.
Live up stairs at Kessler building
ON the avenue, or address Francis
Lorsnz, box 582. Logan.
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Domestic

Domestic
The Domestic Club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Will Brandt.
The responses TO roll call related
to Thanksgiving. Mrs Stallsmith
read q very interesting story en-
titled "Msg's Bank" and Mrs. l..
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Dinner Party

Mr.. and Mrs. Dupler entertain
ed the following persons for dinner
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. George
Blosser and daughter Mabel, Mrs.
Leah Blosser, Mr.. Walter Blosser,
Mr. and MIS-. Frank Starcher and
Florence, and Miss Marie Shot
well, of Columbus.
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Missionary Society

Mrs. Samuel Moore was hostess
for the Missionary Society of the
NJ. f.. Church, Tuesday afternoon,
and very enjoyable program
listened to. The lesson was "The
Social Evils of Islam. Mrs.
Walton, of Tenn essee, was present
and gave nice talk. Music was
furnished by the Misses Allen,
Brooke and Moore. Mrs. Moore
served fine two course lunch,
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Mr.. Charlie Welch, of Kansas
City, Mo-, and Mr.. Fred Heinleln,
of Orland, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Jesse Hampshire, of Circle
VILE, OHIO.
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Sewing Circle

Mrs. Bert Stedem was hostess
for the ladies Sewing Circle Mon
day evening and very pleasant
evening spent. Mrs. Frank
Blasius and Mrs. Bradley sang
some beautiful solos. Mrs. Sted-
EN- served light ,efre shmens. The
visitors were Mrs. Walter Roch-
ester, Mrs. Geo. Work, Mrs. John
Bilison and Mrs. Clara Bradley.
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W. C. T. U.

Mrs. John Timberlake was
hostess for the w. c.. Il. u. last
Friday. The next meeting will be
with Mrs 5. Hone Friday after
noon, when nice lunch will be
served to all. Every body invited.
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w. r. Nj. $.
The Women's Foreign Mission
airy Society of the u. b. Church
will meet with Mrs. Ida b. Ma
thias Thursday afternoon at two
O'Clock.
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Kings Daughters.

The Kings Daughters will hold
sale of fancy N'mas articles at
the bone of Miss Ruth Brooke
Friday afternoon and evening.
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Social Circle

Social Circle
Mrs. Ed Beck is hostess for the
Social Circle next Wednesday af-
ternOon.
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,Junia's

Junia's
Mrs. j. ID. Sanderson will be
hostess for the Juria club, MOI
day evening.
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kensington

The w. Il {. ladies will give
one of their popular Remington
parties, Friday afternoon.
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NondesCript

NOnueSGrlpt
Mrs. Jane Adcock will be hos
tess for the Nnndescript Club,
Thursday pfternnnn.
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Antiques

Antiques
Mrs. w. w. McCray will receive
the Antique Club, Friday after
noon.
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SOCIETY NEWS
Saturday Club

Mrs. John Dougherty will re-
ceive the Saturday Clu', saturday
afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Return from Yessmlts

A party of Los Angeles school teach
ers WHO recently returned from Yo-
semitic, where they enjoyed a months
outing under the chaperonage of Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Weber, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Armstrong of the Polyteehnic
high school, are Mr.. and Mrs. J. c..
Hackney, Mrs. M. E. Lewis, Mrs Min
ME Willis, Misses Grace and Edith
Sutherland, Olive Nikirk, Lena and
Emma Grubb, Gertrude Horgan, Ida
and Myrtle Baldwin, Belle Redding,
Elizabeth Travis, Ada Weld, Alice
johnson, Stella Keys, Matilda Elliott,
Myrtle La Touche, q. Gulberson, Ja-
nette Fraser, Helen McCallum, Laura
Hayes, SerVia Babcock, Blanche Schof-
field, Hattie Hesselberger, Mary Phelps,
Elsie Reynolds, Jaime Bailey, Laura
Gilbert, Messrs. Edgar. Klauber,
George Elliott, H. E. Bailey, Albert F.
and C. G. Schweitzer. The
party also included Mrs. Kate Christie
Mrs. L. G. Kern, Mrs. c.. L. Barnard,
Misses Eleanor Rogers, Ida Robinson,
Mary Huntington and ]. r. Smith of
Pasadena; Misses Mary Andrews, Eth
elywyn Adams and f. e. Henderson
Of Long Beach; Mrs. V. c. Halliday,
Mrs. M. e. O'Farrell and Miss May
Cattell of San Diego; Miss Hester Fish
Of Carpenteria; Misses Bertha Green
and Jennie Wright of Hollywood; Miss
Helen Ingraham of Anaheim; Mrs. w,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
SANTA MONICA

ANE of the most delightful func-
tions of the season was the lawn
~ tete held by the ladies Of the
Crescent Bay Womans club Friday
and Saturday evenings.
The grounds of the Schoteld and
Wager homes on Fourth street were
beautifully illuminated and booths OF
various design erected. The fairy
lamps, throwing their soft beams on
the multi-colored dresses of the Wo-
men, the rich decorations and tho
beautiful shrubbery combined to make
q scene Of beauty to be long remen-
bered,
The Japanese. booth was presided
over by "A, II. Fraser, assisted by
number of pretty young women sp-
prepfietely garbed In Japanese eos-
tune, Tea Mss served frem q braEier
which was presented to Mrs, Fraser
while In Japan.
The Indian booth, In charge Of Mrs.
w. II. Anderson, served clam broth
from large camp kettle over an open
fire,
The candy booth, in charge of Mrs.
Wood, the ice cream stall in charge OF
Mrs. w. IL. Parker and the fancy work
booth, in charge of Mrs. Sherman Page
were well patronized.
A unique vaudeville show under the
direction of Mrs. H. Wickizer created
great deal of amusement.
Mrs Egelhoff- -Rundell directed the
publicity department of the fete, and
her efforts in that direction were ap-
parent, as there were over 200 persons
in attendance the first night.
Other women heading committees
were Mrs. c. c. Benson, on arrange-
ments; Mrs. NJ. H. Wager, chairman
of the concert committee, and Mrs.
Gerson Goldsmith, in charge Of danc-
ing.
Among those present were Mayor
and Mrs. H. B. Eakins Of Ocean Park,
DR.. and Mrs. White, Mrs. Egelhoff-
Rundell, Mrs. W. M Kendall, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. M. Fraser Mrs. Gillis, w. H.
Atwill and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. p. H.
Dudley, Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Anderson and Mrs. @.
H. Ritohie, president of the club.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

ding, was hostess Friday at luncheon
given in compliment to her sister
guests including Mrs. Jefferson Chan
dler, Mrs. Donald Frick, Mrs. A. L.
Patton, Mrs. Leo Chandler. Mrs. Rob
ert Sherman, Mrs. William Bayle, jr.,
Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Fowler Shankland,
Miss Lucille Clark, Miss Helen Chaffee,
Miss Helen Newlin, Miss Helen Wells,
Miss Bri Conroy, Miss Irene Kelley,
Miss Sue Carpenter, Miss Edith
Maurice, Miss Mary Lee, Miss Inez
Clark, Miss Louise Burke, Miss Bur
nett, Miss Ward and Miss Mary Chan
dler.
Miss Mary Lee of West Adams street
entertained with a daintily appointed
luncheon yesterday for Miss Chandler,
and later in the afternoon these were
Joined by other friends who had been
invited to participate in a game of
bridge.
The luncheon guests included Mrs.
Leo Chandler. Mrs A. T. Patton, Mrs.
Roy Roster, Miss Mary Chandler, Miss
Sue Carpenter, Miss Helen Wells, Miss
Helen Newlin, Miss Edith Maurice and
Miss Inez Clark.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Hamlin=GIass

Miss Ida Glass, daughter of Mrs. Da-
vid Glass, formerly of Portland, Ore,
was married Wednesday evening to
Rev. Burton Hamlin, pastor of st.
Marks Methodist Episcopal church in
East Los Angeles, at the home of the
brides brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. H. H. Glass of 1852 East
Thirty-sixth street. Rev. Mr.. Fergus
son, associate pastor at st. Marks, Of
ficiated, and the wedding music was
played by Miss Grave Gillian of, Port
land.
The bride, who was unattended, was
attired in sheer white material, with
long tulle veil, and carried a shower
of pale pink roses. Vows were inter-
changed beneath an arch of green from
the center of which hung large floral
bell.
The ceremony was witnessed by
about twenty-five relatives and friends,
and later the people of st. Marks were
received. When they return from
brief outing at the seaside Rev. and
Mrs. Hamlin will be at home in Los
Angeles.
The bridegroom, brother of Homer
Hamlin, city engineer, is a graduate of
the University of Southern California
and popular in church and college cir
cles. Mrs. D. S. Nation of Portland,
sister of the bride, is in Los Angeles to
attend the wedding and will remain
here several weeks,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

NOMBINING the delights of noun
tain and seashore, a party of con-
genial friends progressed" yes
terday from one happily appointed
event to another and completed their
journey in Millard canyon, where they
are being entertained over Sunday.
The summer colony in Millard canyon
is composed of Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Prosser, who are occupying their bun
galow, Oak Lodge; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bowles and Mr.. and Mrs. Wells of
Long Beach, who have the double cot
tage known as Lu Jean, and Mr.. ana
Mrs. George Edwin Harder of Wren's
Nest Guests who are being enter
tanned by these hostesses at their sew
eral cottages include Mrs. M. Sheep
shire, Omaha, Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
mund Hammond, Mr.. and Mrs. George
q. Harber, Mrs. A. Harber of Oakland.
Miss Lindsey and Mrs. Stuart Macfar-
lane.
This company came down from the
canyon yesterday and joined by Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Fryman, Mr.. Macfar-
lane and DR.. Ray Robinson were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Hart at
a swimming party at Venice, being
entertained later at Ship Cabrillo by
the Harts at luncheon.
Going down from Los Angeles in three
machines, the jolly outing was COM
pleted by the return trip to Millard
canyon by the same conveyance. In
the evening a dance was enjoyed at
Casa La Rocka, the club house In the
canyon.
Among the good times that are being
enjoyed are frequent bridge parties, for
which tables are set under the big live
oaks, and luncheon is often served
there.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Affairs for Miss Chandler

Miss Lucille Chandler. whose mar
riage with Raymond w. stephens is to
be solemnized August 26, is being hon
ored by many pre-nuptials, and among
them is a buffet luncheon with which
Mrs. William Bayle. jr.. is entertain
ing at her home on West Twenty
eighth street Wednesday. The follow
ing afternoon Miss Carpenter, who will
attend Miss Chandler as one of the
bridesmaids, will preside over a
luncheon, where the guests will be
members of the bridal party.
Mrs. Shirley Ward, whose little
daughters, Beatrice and Katherine,
will serve as flower girls at the we'd
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Musicale and Tea

Mrs. George Drake Ruddy of Wiltshire
boulevard is entertaining this after
noon with the first of a series of
musicales which she is planning to
give.
Miss Margaret Goetz is in charge of
the program, to which Miss Mercedes
Ceiseilski and Miss Laura Grigg of
Boston will also contribute.
Early in the week Mrs. Ruddy will
issue invitations for next Sunday after
noon, when she will entertain for Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Barry, who were
married early in the summer in San
Francisco. and who are spending the
summer in MonroVia.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
To Alaska and Return

A party leaving today for a trip of
nearly six weeks to Alaska includes
Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. Weigel, Mrs.
Elsa Hax, Mrs. Helen Bennett and
Miss Gertie L. Bennett.
They will touch at Santa Barbara
San Francisco, Victoria, Port Town
send and Seattle and at Victoria, B. c.,
vancouver, B. c., Ketchikan, Metla-
katla, Wrangell, Juneau, Treadwell.
Gold Mines, Skagway, Glacier Bay,
Davidson Glacier, Taku Glacier Muir
glacier, Window Glacier Killisnoo,
Sltka and Old Kasan before reaching
Lhelr destination, Alaska, returning to
Los Angeles September IL.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Roof Garden Party

AS a courtesy to her guests, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. M. Crumbaugh of Toledo,
Ohio, Miss Emma Bell entertained at
the Bixel apartments Thursday even
ing with roof garden party.
Music was delightful feature of the
occasion and the guests were also en-
tertained with cards and pool.
There were present Mr.. and Mrs. E.
B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Mauvy Mr..
and Mrs. Dalles Ridman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ayres, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Power, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Glazier, Mr.. and Mrs.
AL Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hoyt, DIR.
and Mrs. Smetzler, Mrs. Herman Mid
daugh, Misses May Hoyt, Celine Power,
Ellen Grace Hine, Marjorie Middaugh,
Lucille Middaugh, Messrs. Wright
Hoag, Arce, Harlan, Clatworthy, Jose
Lemon and Louie Lemon.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

D. Sanborn of Mexico, who is the
guest of her mother, Mrs. George Muir
dock. of West Adams street and Eighth
avenue.
Invited guests were Mesdames L. P.
Shaefer, Charles Rose, George L. Muir
dock. Paul Hancock, Morgan Galbreth.
C. o. Dick, Erwin Miller, G. Jones,
Charles w. Brown, Edward jerks, H.
e. Allen, Max Parker, Willard Black.
Helen Steckel, Arthur McNabb, Clara
Turner, M. A. Bresee. j. d. Sanborn,
Sumner, w. +. Callander. C. w. Fish
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
VENICE

MT ISS HEARST HILL, who has
wi been passing a month on the
49, beach, gave an informal enter
tainment to a party of eighteen friends
from Los Angeles last week. Among
the fair merry-makers present were a
number of ~. o. c." girls.
There was a picnic on the sands, at
which basket luncheon was served.
and the day was passed in bathing and
visiting the divers attractions of the
Canal City, enjoying visit of the par
ty to the dancing pavilion.
-
Noted club women participated in
Midsummer Frolic" at the pretty
home of the Cosmos club on Burbank
island Tuesday. Among those who en-
joyce the outing were Mrs. c. s. Good
rich of Los Angeles and the members
of the Plus and Minus Whist club, and
Mrs. Lafayette Lewis at the head of a
delegation of fair members of the
Olivia club.
The visitors were greeted upon their
arrival at Venice by Mrs. Abbot Kim
ney, Mrs. ]. G. Mclean Mrs. M. NJ.
Merry and Mrs. George Sibley. who es-
corted them to the picturesque struc-
ture on the canals, where a picnic
luncheon was discussed amid much
Jollity and merriment.
The Venice Monday "6oo' club held
its meeting as usual at the Ship Ca
brillo. Mrs. J. D. Simpson won first
prize. silver tablespoons Mrs. @. e.
Gillon. silver fork. the second prize:
Mrs. Adams, the third, silver tea
spoon. All were of the same pattern.
Mrs. ]. D. McKinnon won the fourth
prize, handsome pack Of cards.
Light refreshments were served. More
new members Joined and some high
scores were made.
Mrs. G. e. Bibbon and Mrs. Brad
ford are hostess for this month.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Contemplate Eastern Trip

General and Mrs. Robert Wankowski
are planning to go east early in Oc-
tober, General Wankowsl1i to the en-
campment of the National guards and
Mrs. Wankowski to visit her sister,
Mrs. W. K. Perkins, in Salt Lake.
Mrs. J. M. Davies, Mrs. Wankow-
skis mother, who has been in the
east since May visiting in Chicago and
Columbus, Ohio, will spend the next
two months at the New Hampshire
lakes and will go on to Washington,
d. c., for the winter.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

HE Emma r., the swiftest and
cleanest cut launches on the south
coast, which was built to the
order of her owner, Haines w. Reed.
on the same lines as Admiral Evans
private launch, is putting out from
San Pedro this morning with a jolly
party which is going to join the sum-
mer colony at Catalina for two weeks
The boat is to be the center of many
of the good times that will be enjoyed,
and besides fishing parties and moon
light trips, will be utilized for all day
excursions, among them being jaunts
to San Clemente, where the party will
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Sorority at Long Beach

Members of the Tau Sigma sorority
who are passing August at Long Beach
boating, fishing and dancing, are: Miss
Edith Sutherland, Miss Molly McDon-
aid, Miss Beatrice Killifer, Miss Bessie
-.-orrison, Miss Ada Parsons, Miss May
Phillips, Miss Edythe Shafer, Miss
Florence Wickersham and Miss Mabel
Wickersham. The young women are
chaperoned by Mrs. d. Lovelace, Mrs.
, turm and Mrs. Brooks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

cial functions. She was among the
spectators at both the Santa Barbara
and Long Beach tournaments, although
participating in neither, and expects to
play at Del Monte in the twelve days
contest which opens there Septem-
ber Z.
Mrs. Hughes will go to Del Monte
en- route to st. Paul, making a leis-
urely journey that will include visits
to friends in Victoria and Vancouver,
and will reach her destination about
October /.
Before her marriage with Mr..
Hughes, who is member of one of
the most prominent families in Minne-
apolis, this charming matron was Miss
Edith Wakeman, and passed her girl
hood in Bismarck and Fargo, N. D.,
where she was greatly admired for her
beauty and vivacity, having the proud
distinction of being the acknowledged
belle of the state,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
To We'd Tuesday

Frank 7. Dunn, chief inspector Of the
Home Telephone company. has an
nounced the engagement of his sister
Miss Josephine Dunn, and Frank o.
wagner, the ceremony to be sole1nnized
tuesday evening. Following a trim to
Coronado Mr.. Wagner and his bride
VIII make an extended tour through
the northern part of the state, return
ing. to Los Angeles to reside.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

n NE of the most charming visitors
the east has sent us this year
~ is Mrs. Edmond A. Hughes, a
beautiful society woman of S. Paul.
who came to Los Angeles in April to
escape the heat of an eastern summer
and who has been a most welcome
guest.
This is Mrs. Hughes second visit to
the coast, but despite the fact that she
is a great social favorite she has es-
chewed all functions and formal af-
fairs and is luxuriating in our glorious
climate and uneXcelled opportunities
for outdoor life.
A devotee of racquet and ball, Mrs.
Hughes is an enthusiastic tennis player
and a familiar figure on the courts of
the Los Angeles and San Gabriel
Country clubs and also at Hotel Vir-
ginia court, and is always a center of
attraction when the members gather
for veranda teas or othersinformal So
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Return from Yosemite

George Cole Of Colegrove and his
nephew, Gregory Mclaughlin of New
York, returned Tuesday from trip to
the Yosemite, San Francisco and Del
Monte. They will go down to Catalina
Monday for the week, and later in the
month Mr. Mclaughlin will return to
Harvard college.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
compllmentinn Visitor

Mrs. George Tristum Little and Mrs.
Dona Macdonald Griffith entertained
at luncheon in honor of Mrs. Albert
Charles Hilbrig of Chicago yesterday.
covers We're spread for sixteen and
delghtful afternoon followed with
music and cards.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

land ana over a fire built on the rocks
will cook their fish dinner.
The party will include Mr. and Mrs.
f. e. Wolfe of Colegrove and their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bryce Weaver
of Louisville, KY, Miss Mamie Louise
Weaver, Miss Marguerite Ware, Frank
II. Ware, Mrs. Reed. Mrs. PEBBLES, Mrs.
Lucille James, Miss Elsie owen, Miss
Charlotte Bailey, Miss Edith Osborne,
Messrs. Carl Breer and Haines Reed.
Several friends will join the party at
Avalon Monday, and the company will
be augmented few days at time By
others.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Editorial Section

d. Anker and Miss Helen Evans of
Riverside; Miss Jessie Brunson of Al
hambra; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank STAN
berry and son, William, of New York
home of one of the teachers in this
city the first Saturday in October.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Will Visit in Seattle

Thursday on the Owl for San Fran
cisco en- route to Bremerton, the Puget
sound navy yard, where she will be the
guest for several weeks of Sergeant
and Mrs. Charles Perry Bagg.
Miss Jordan will remain in the north
until the middle of September.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Informal Afternoon

One of the pretty affairs of the week
was the informal afternoon with which
Miss Emma Bates entertained Thurs
day at her home on West Twenty
ninth street in compliment to Miss
Lena Turner, whose marriage with DR..
Paul Allyn of Waverly, Ill, is to take
place soon, and also for Mrs. Walter
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

Mr.. thinner, superintendent of the
Los Angeles Society for Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals, came to Los An
geles from Troy, N. Y, seven years
ago, and has made many friends.
The young people are planning to be
married early in october, and will go
go by boat from New York to New
Orleans to attend the national conven-
ton of Humane societies, which meets
in the latter city the middle of the
month. and will then return to Los
Angeles. where they will make their
home.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

N ENGAGEMENT that is of in
n terest to many friends is that Of
Miss Olive Haviside, daughter of
]. j. Haviside of San Francisco, and
Nathan w. thinner of Los Angeles,
formal announcement of which was
made by the brides father a few days
ago.
Miss Haviside is a most attractive
young woman who graduated last year
from the Westlake school for girls, and
has a large circle of friends won and
kept by her charming personality. She
is the sister of Mrs. w. S. Withers,
fayorite in local musical circles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs James L. Belt, who re-
turned recently from two weeks
wedding trip through the north, visit
ing San Francisco Lake Tahoe, Del
Monte and Santa Cruz, are at home to
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Married in San FRANCISCO

the marriage in San Francisco August
4 Of Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs.
Richard s. Stevenson, and Ralph Ban
DIM, youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Arturo Bandini of Pasadena
Los Angeles herald., 1908-08-09
Luncheon and launch Ride

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rasmussen of
Long Beach are entertaining today
with a luncheon to be followed by
launch party. Their guests will include
Mr., and Mrs. Harry X. Snider, Mr.
and Mrs. II. Reichard and Mrs. and
Mrs. H. w. Sherlock.