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Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
WOMAN HELD ON
CHARGE or FORGERY
MUST. STAND TRIAL IN SUPERIOR
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Grace Edelman claims Name of
Payee Was Not on Check
Offered to Music
Company

On the ground that the alleged fic-
titious check which she attempted to
pass on the Wiley b. Allen company
was not filled in with the name of the
payee. the attorney for Grace Edel-
man. known to the police under many
different aliases, has asked the COM
plant against the woman be dismissed.
The testimony introduced showed tho
name of the company was stamped I'm
the blank place with the consent of
the defendant, who stated that tho
name of the payee was not filled In
because the check had been made out
by her sister, Mrs. S. M. Dimmick, and
she did not know where the piano, for
which the check was rendered in pay
ment, was to be purchased.
L. s. Moorehead, one of the store
managers, testified that he tried to
locate Mrs. S. M. DInlmick, but was
unsuccessful.
After hearing the testimony, Police
Justice Rose held the defendant to
answer to the superior court to u
charge of attempting to pass a ficti-
tious check.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
LOYAL TEMPERANCE LEGION
MEETS IN ANNUAL SESSION
Five Hundred Children Parade the
Streets In Charge Of Prominent
Leaders of Prohibition
Work

In annual session, 500 children, MEM
bers of the Loyal Temperance legion
assembled yesterday in Temperance
temple and at the noon hour formed a
parade through the streets, chaperoned
by women prominent in the legion
work.
Following was the program for tho
day:
Music, Nat L. T. L. song, up From tho
Plains Sounds Martial Musc:' Bible reading.
LIST Psalms, In concert; prayer. Miss Violet
Lawson. Los Angeles: address of welcome,
Oscar Elvrum; original paper. what Boys
and Girls Can Do to HELD the Temperance
Cause;" music. Golden State, Awake" by
audience: reading, selected. Laura Easton,
Sawtelle; car drill. Sailing Down the Tenn
perance River" Lamanda Park L. 7. L.;
original paper. "What Know About Cigar
ettes," Robert Gillingham. Compton; mando-
lin solo. Among the Roses" Russell Benz
dict, sawtelle; song. ION to Victory" noon
tide prayer. Mrs. Lucy S. Blanchard.
Music. l.. T. l.. state song. I'VE Are Com
ing;" greetings from Michigan. Mrs. II. T..
Eddy; roll call; Causes That Made Frances
Willard Great" Msss Ruth Hickman. Comp
ton; Spanish song, girls OF De Pauw school; ;
Temperance Town." Pasadena J.. T. L.:
reading. "The Young Abstainer," Earl War
den. sawtelle; song, winning Prohibition
by audience; what an Aggressive Legion
Heights; duet. Misses Jane and Emma
Wyatt, Los Angeles l.. 7: L.: rs Cider
HARMFUL" Miss Gertrude bofthouse. Boyle
Heights; what the l.. T. l. Does for the
Boys and Girls" Pasadena l.. 7. l.: solo.
selected, Miss Bertha Angel. Boyle Heights;
Evils of Cigarettes" Miss Hazel Moles
Boyle Heights; song. SALOONS Must Co." by
audience; bell song and drill. Mrs Payne $
L. t. l.
Reports were read from the various
branches and delegations were present
from the city leagues. There are over
1000 members in Los Angeles. During
their parade the children carried many
banners with temperance slogans.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
WILL TRY CASES TILL
VERDICT IS REACHED

For fully three hours the jury in the
case of Mrs. Cora /. Decker, a Social
list speaker on trial for speaking on
public street without having obtained
a permit from the board OF police COM
missioners, deliberated and returned to
the courtroom and announced that
they were unable to agree upon ver-
dict and were discharged.
During the time the jury was out
more than 100 Socialists waited in the
courtroom for the return or the jury,
only to be disappointed at the result of
their deliberations.
The point in Attorney Springs argu-
ment was that the law is unconstitu-
tionaI and unjust. He stated the city
authorities had not shown that Mrs.
Decker did not have a permit. He
maintained that Mrs, Decker did not
make a public speech in the sense of
the law.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ford,
in his address to the jury, declared the
law should be observed as long as 1t
was on the statute books.
"I will reset the trial." said Deputy
Prosecuting Attorney Ford. when
asked regarding the Decker trial, "and
try each and every case until secure
a conviction or an acquittal. The
proper course for the defendants to
take is to get after the men who are
making the laws and not through
jury"
81 90 shoe sale Monday morning. 4l4ls
South Broadway, upstairs.
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Watch for Venice attractions.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
For Easter Guests

The women of the c. w. B. NJ and
the What-so-ever societies of the First
Christian church gave a reception last
Thursday at the spacious home of Mrs.
a. c. Smither on West Adar4s stree
on compliment to two visiting women,
Miss Anna b. Gray national recording
secretary of this Christian Woman's
Missionary board of Indianapolis, and
Mrs. Maude ID. Farris, prominent
woman of Detroit, who by her gener-
ous gifts has established a missionary
training school at indianapolis.
Over 200 guests responded to invita-
tions. Mrs Smither was assisted in
receiving by committee of women, of
which Mrs. Clinton e. Galloway was
chairman. Mrs. II. Harvie Morrow car
ried the Gdties of mistress Of ceremo-
MES most gracefully.
Mrs. Smither welcomed the guests,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
LONG BEACH

A RECEPTION in honor of Mrs. A.
n E. Fisher, soon to remove TO Ven-
"A tura, was given by Mrs. stephen
Townsend Monday afternoon. Mrs. b.
p, Dayman and Mrs. r. III. Young as
sisted in receiving. Mrs. VIII COOK ana
Mrs. Ray Townsend presided at the tea
table and Mrs. Champion at the punch
table.
The Royal Neighbors of America met
Monday night at the residence OF Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Dodge, 1928 Appleton.
and organized a social club. Mr.. Dodge
was chosen president and Mrs. WIN
Cason secretary.
Several interesting papers on French
life were read before the Ebeh cluD
at the meeting last Monday afternoon
by Mrs Hoover, Mrs. Eta Nicnols ana
Mrs. Joslyn, the latter telling enter
tainingly of a trip which she look re-
Gently from Paris to Aigiers'
In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Grlder
of Redondo and Mrs. Charles Vener-
able and Ronald Venerable of Los An
geIes. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Walker, lila
East Fourth street, entertained num-
ber of friends at noon cinner at their
home Sunday.
Mrs. Grace A. Bradley of Southern
Michigan, has joined her daughters,
Mrs. c. w. a. Lewis and Miss Laura
Bradley, who are staying in the Dud-
lev apartments in this city.
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While the members of the G. A. X.
we're meeting for the first time In their
new hall at Second street and American
avenue Saturday night number OF
members of the Abraham Lincoln cir
Gle. Ladies of the G. A. r., slipped
past the outer guard and into the
kitchen and banquet room, where they
prepared a tempting feast as a sur
prise for the veterans at the end or
their meeting. The banquet was huge
ly enjoyed.
The ladies auxiliary OF the 7. M. c.
A. gave a reception in the Hotel V1r-
ginia Friday afternoon from until 4
for the guests at the annual state con-
yantion and for the mothers and Sis
ters of all Y. NJ. G. A. members.
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The regular meeting OF the Current
Events club was held last week at the
Y. w. G. A. rooms.
s.
Mrs. Carrie G. Drake entertained the
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Corda Whist club at her home on East
Ocean avenue Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. e. b. Riggs won honors. In the
evening a marry surprise party was
given for Mr.. Drake, !. being his birth
day anniversary.
Mrs. I. d. Weaver, 1927 East Seventh
street, entertained a number of little
folks at her home Wednesday after
noon in honor of the birthday of her
son Roy.
Mrs. John Mcclure and daughter,
Mrs. l.. Il. Robinson, 1880 East Seventh
street, entertained a number of friends
Thursday at 5 o'clock dinner. The
china, silver and vases used upon the
table were brought from Scotland many
years ago. Scotch scones were served.
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Ninety years old but not too old to
enjoy birthday surprise party is John
Bangham of New Burlington, o., who
is spending thes winter here with his
daughter, Mrs. Stephen Hoffman of
Elm avenue. Forty Long Beach and
Pasadena friends gathered last week
on the birthday anniversary and a
merry time was enjoyed by all.
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Mrs. Nancy Binkley and daughter.
the guests of relatives here.
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One of the smartest affairs of the
week was the luncheon given at the
Pompeiian cafe at Naples Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. NJ. l.. Lee, recently
from Rome, Italy, and now staying at
Hotel Kennebec in this city. Before
coming to Long Beach Mrs. Lee lived
at the Hotel Alexandria, Los Angeles.
italian and American flags were
draped over the table and an italian
cross in beautiful flowers graced the
tables, which were arranged in the
shape of the cross. Before and after
the luncheon Mrs. Lee entertained her
guests with rides about the Naples
canals in the chartered launches Ar
row and Pastime. The guests were:
Mesdames ]. J.. Penny, w. e. Riddle,
d. w. C. Merriam, r. p. Davie. H. M.
E. Schroeder. Long Beach; Mr., and
Mrs. A. NJ. Parsons. Mesdames s. A.
Floyd, T. l.. Aller. H. L. Miller. c. p.
Thompson, Isabel J. Norris and #. A,
Prittie, Los Angeles; a. L. Sercomb,
Chicago.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

Ethel Love, Miss Mabel Love. Miss
Ruth Miller. Miss Cordelia Stimson,
Miss Genevieve Stelman, Mrs. William
SchMeppe, Miss Cora Auten, Miss
Bladys Gardner, Miss Diersen, Miss
Florence Foy.
Prominent Pasadena people were
guests at reception rendered William
George. founder OF the George Junior
Republic. at the Shakespeare club
house Thursday afternoon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry H. Klamroth had charge
OF the reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. John V. Eliot are
spending their honeymoon at the Ho-
tie, del Coronado.
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Mrs. Henry H. Sinclair presided over
the teacups at the usual weekly after
room tea at the Valley Hunt club on
thursday afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HiXon OF the
Hotel Green and Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
core Irwin left Friday in their touring
cars for Coronado, where they will re-
main all of this week.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
What Makes woman's HappInessa

The Woman's Twentieth Century
club of Eagle Rock valley met in regu-
lar semi-monthly session at the resi-
dence of Mrs. T.. e. Hamilton Thurs
day. The first of the afternoon was
devoted to business and admission or
new members. The club decided to
furnish a rubber tree to be planted by
the children on the grounds of tse
Eague Rock school house, and also to
present a passion vine to the Church OF
the Valley, and which is 10 be planted
at the tower corner.
Mrs. Hamilton. With her daughter,
Mrs Ellis, and Harry Rhoades, acted
as hostess in dispensing refreshments
from a daintly appointed table.
Mrs. Hamilton was assisted by Mrs.
Nuhouse in presenting an entertain
ment which consisted of answers from
each member present TO the question,
what is essential to womans happi-
ness?'
The next meeting of the club will be
held March 10 in the rooms of the brick
block at the corner of Townsend ave
nue. and Colcord street, over the Eagle
Rock bank.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Dinner and Theater

A dinner followed by a theater party
at the Belasco was the entertainment
offered a party of friends Thursday
night by Mr.. and Mrs. William Cline
of Goldfield, who are making their
home at the Lankershim and who en-
tertained III honor of Mrs. S. Willard
of Chicago, who is visiting her sister
Mrs. C. Z. Platt, also Of the Lanker-
SHIN. In the party were Mr.. and Mrs
George L. Mcintyre, Mr.. and Mrs Sol
Davis Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Cline, Mr.
and Mrs. John c. Cline. Mrs. II. B
Robbins, Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Platt, DR.
o. NJ. Justice, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. John
son, w. Fl. Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Cline and Mrs S. Willard.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Birthday Celebration

Miss Blanch Leonard of Halldale aY-
enue celebrated her birthday anniver-
sary Friday evening with Five Hun
dred party. The fortunate prize win
ners were Mrs. L. T. Ford and Arthur
McDevett Guests included Mr.. and
Mrs. G.. Burkett Logan. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Galbraith, DR.. and Mrs. Harris
Garcelon, Mr.. and Mrs. T. L.Caroe, Mr..
and Mrs. p. Eldred, Mesdames L. I.
Wood, Cant, Misses Florence Provard,
Alice Provard, Townsend, Jessie AL
sopp, Josephine Schwartz, Messrs Jas.
Bradish, Edwin Ollison, George Waller,
Jack Howard, j. Mcdonald, ]. Buck,
Randolph Bartlett, Arthur McDevitt
and DR. Block
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Luncheon and Cards

Among the social affairs of the week
where St. Patrick appointments pre-
vailed was the luncheon and Five Hun
dren party given by Mrs. Frank Hol-
man of Harvard boulevard Tuesday.
Mrs. Robert C-borne and the hostess
secured the souvenirs of the day, which
were hand-painted plates.
Club members present were Mes
danes Almyra Dixon, Eugene Miller,
Oscar Headley, Clyde Garfield, VIII
Bailey, Will Overton, ]. H. Bean, Rob
ert Osborne, Mont Clymer, Irwin Hall
and NorVille Milligan.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
SCHOOL NOTES
BR0WNSBERGER SCHOOL

Mr.. McCauley, president of c. c. c. c.
Business college. Des Moines. Iowa. was a
guest of the school the first half Of this
week.
Miss Hattie Pinkertons friends will be
glad TO welcome her back Monday.
Miss Grace Fetermchel was absent from
school the fore part of the week owing to a
severe cold.
We're Peterson of San Jose entered the
English department this week.
William Miles of Springfield. Ill. who has
been a student in the English department
for the past six months. leaves for his
home on next wednesday.
This has been an unusually successful
week in placing pupils in positions.
Baseball Game
Thursday afternoon the Eleventh and
Flower street diamond the bookkeeping and
short hand students q the Brownsberger
home school crossed bats. 1t was very
hotly contested game throughout tho score
being in doubt until the last man was
called out Both sides played well, and es-
peclal mention should be made OF Bingham.
pitcher for the winners. The final score
was 3 to . In favor Of the shorthand
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Announced in Oakland

One of the interesting announcements
of the week was the announcement
made by Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. II. Con-
ner of Oakland of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss June, and Perham
w. Nahl, director of the California
school of arts and crafts in Berkeley.
Miss Conner. who is talented young
woman, passed her girlhood in Los An
geIes, where she and her parents have
a wide circle of acquaintances and
friends.
Miss June is the granddaughter of NJ.
w. Conner of Hotel Melrose.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
ATTORNEY FILES AMENDED
COMPLAINT AGAINST JUDGE

An amended complaint was yester-
day filed i'm the superior court in which
Attorney J. Marion Brooks charges
Judge B. N. Smith with libel. In addi-
ton to charges named in the first COM
plant, and which were stricken from
the files by an order of Judge Monroe
on the ground that it contained scam
dalous statements, Attorney Brooks
says Judge Smith questioned his right
to appear i'm the case of Warren Gill
lelen until he had ascertained that fact
from Gillelen.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Dutch and Irish

One of the events of the week that Is
being anticipated in bachelordom is the
smoker and Dutch supper with which
Frederick Webb of South Bonnie Brae
street will entertain a party of unmar-
ried friends st. Patrick's night. The
affair will be elaborately appointed,
though the guest list includes only
twenty names. Place cards will be
painted in shamrocks and Dutch
figures, and the favors will be clay
pipes and small stems. Walters In
Dutch and Irish costumes will serve.
The evening will be enlivened with
Dutch melodies, to which Irish words
have been fitted.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Mrs. Weyer compIimented

Mrs. Stella Viewer, who is being sc
frequently complimented with pre-
nuptial affairs these last weeks before
her marriage, was special guest last
evening at a dinner with which Mrs
Carrie Hudson of Stoughton, Wis, en-
tertained at the Van Nuys.
There were plates for Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Parish Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
johnson, Miss Alice Gastren, Miss May
Gastren, Giles Dow and Mark Gastren
Miss Alice Gastren gave luncheon
for Mrs Viewer at the Lankershim last
week, when tWcnty-four other guests
were invited
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
To Wed in San Francisco

The engagement of Miss Mildred
Glendi Blakey of Paris, Mo, and w. j.
O'Connor of San Francisco has been
announced by the mother of the bride
to be, Mrs. Mary +. Blakey, who with
her daughter Is passing the winter in
Los Angeles. Miss Blakey is a niece of
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert O. Osborn Of Ho-
bart boulevard, and the marriage is to
take place at their home the evening of
April 10. Miss Dixie Osborn, cousin OF
the bride, and Burson Sage will attend
the Young people
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Ashley=Roherts

Miss Minnie Lee Roberts and J.
Rrantley Ashley were married at noon
yesterday at the home of the brides
sister, Mrs. Bluff, 1881 Albany street,
the ceremony being quietly solemnized
by Rev. w. D. Lands at noon.
The bride wore u travelling suit of
hue. Mr. and Mrs. Ashley left yester-
day for san Francisco, and on their
return will reside in this city, where
Mr.. Ashley holds a responsible position
with the Western Wholesale company.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Beach House Party

Mrs. Ethel Bennett is chaperoning a
party of young women who are pass
ing the week end at Bay City, expecting
to return Monday. Miss Daisy Croweil.
whose engagement to F. w. Ross of
San Francisco was announced last
week, is a guest of the party.
Besides Miss Crowell and Mrs. Ben
nett there are in the party Misses Alicc
and Jessie Heber, Mary Currier, Helen
Ednnonds. Inez Thomas, Wynette
Bailey, Mildred and Lois Thomas.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Society

NEANY devotees of society these
U days are telling their beads-for
OA it is Lent. Many others are al
coronado for the polo tournament, thai
s attracting lovers of the game from
an points of the coast from Burlinganle
lcvn. Others are taking auto trips
) the seashore the ranches ana the
cothilIs. while young folks are enjoy
ng house parties of from six TO
lozeN or more, and last but by no
nfans the lesser number. are those
bu are observing Lent because others
arc doing so, and incidentally, are de-
,ying themselves parties and dances
md are taking The rest cure and get
ing beauty sleep. Then, too. there is
5ns to be found here and there VINO
i; considering how she viii trim Eer
Aierry Widow hat.
one fair matron. who has just had
Lev drawing rooms and library done
over, is planning an after Easter tea
where she will ask to assist her Wo-
men who have gowns that Will mar
mcnize with her old-rose furnishings
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
An Indoor Outing

A novel indoor affair was given
Wednesday evening by DR.. and Mrs. r.
M. Lynn of 1905 West Ninth street, in
compliment to their neices, Miss Lula
and Miss Clara Yonge OF st. Louis, who
are their house guests. The rooms had
been transformed into miniature
woodland by a lavish use of palms and
ferns, tall tree like palms having place
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Attend Santa Barbara NuptlaIs

San Francisco, Los Angeles and other
friends and relatives attended the nup-
tials in Santa Barbara last week of
Miss Josephine Garcia and ]. Rose.
Both are well known residents Of the
channel city, and the affair was pret-
ty one in detail. The family home was
converted into "A floral bower and the
presents were many and beautiful. The
young people will dwell in their native
ritV.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15

musical program was rendered by Mrs.
Mottram Craig, Mrs. Fern Curford,
Miss Katherine Sucher. Miss Esther
Rhoades. Miss Margaret Allen. the
Misses Douthit and Miss Edith Sucher
Orchestral music was rendered during
the serving of dainty refreshments by
a committee of ladies, of which Mrs.
r. l.. Brown was chairman.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Dinner for Bride and Groom

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank c. Owens, 337
South State street, entertained at dim
ner Friday evening for Mai. Arthur
Smith Guthrie and Mrs. Guthrie, who
until her marriage last week was Miss
Estelle Martha Kincaid of Cucamonga.
Maj. and Mrs. Guthrdie, who will sail
April from San Francisco for Manila,
where they are to make their home.
are occupying apartments at the Alex
andria
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Musicale for Denver Friends

Friends from Denver and vicinity
were entertained Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs A. j. Eaton on
South Flower street with "a musicale,
Frederick Goode contributing to the
evenings pleasure with piano solos,
and Miss Hards giving several dramat-
is interpretations.
The guests invited included Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Nj. Thomas OF Pasadena, Mr.
and Mrs. c. n. Green, Mr.. and Mrs.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
In Eagle Rock Valley

Mrs. Kitelinper of Colorado street and
Tunnel avenue, Eagle Rock valley, en-
tertained the Shakespeare club of Eagle
Rock with a musicale Tuesday evening.
In the dining room where refreshments
were served the table was graced with
hrodiaea and a profuslon of wild mus
tard was arranged in the living room.
Guests present were Mr.. and Mrs. P.
w. Parker, Mr.. and Mrs e. .. Good
of Glendale Mr.. and Mrs. John Frack-
elton of Eagle Rock, Mrs, q. Z. Myers
and Mr.. Valiancour of Highland Park.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Cards for Sorority

Members of the Beta Delta sorority
were guests at card party Friday
afternoon given by Miss Gertrude
Workman of Boyle avenue.
The sorority members include Mrs.
Richard Burritt. Misses Marion Del
mazzo, Agnes Bethune, Gerna Wander
WORT, Franklyn Taylor, Constance
Britt Adelaide Salmon of Pasadena,
Katherine Sawtelle, Ruth Kays, Gladys
Felt, Eleanor White and Hazel Kirk
natrick.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Pleasant EVeninq

The guests of Mountain View inn, at
Hollywood, were delightfully."- enter
tanned with a program evening Friday
dramatic interpretations and vocal Sc
lections furnishing the entertainment.
Mrs. Stella Leach McCaslin and Miss
Rose NJ. Mesbaun were the artists.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Six Weeks Absence

Miss Mabel Bowler, one of Los Ange-
les charming and attractive young
women, left for Chicago last week for
a six weeks absence.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Los ANGELES HERALD SUNDAY MORNING, MARCH 1908.

T. II. Harrington. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II.
smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Goodan,
Mesdames Jennie Gale, Adelaide Cur
tbs, French. Nichols, w. e. Riddle, Jen-
ME Freaser, Il. II. Eaton. Misses Laura
Harrington. Gretchen Smith, Hilda
Smith, Alta Goodan, Grace Gale, Isabel
Smith. Maud Curtis, Frances Thomp-
son, Hattie Thompson, French, LOUIS
Nichols Mayme Allen of Long Beach,
Amy Thompson, Messrs. Fred Gale and
Curtig
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
A Month at Ocean Park

Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Allen of Burling-
ton street and their daughter, Miss
Leola, have taken a house at Ocean
Park, where they will remain for a
month. Miss Allen is entertaining for
MissJan March with a beach party
Thursday, several Los Angeles friends
of the hostess and guest of honor hav-
ing been asked down for the occasion.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
At the Country Club

Mrs Holm n. Jones was hostess yes
terday at a luncheon given at the
country club in compliment to three
Young women who are here from
Macon City, Mo-, and who are registered
at the Alexandria-Misses Scovern, Ger
ry and Beeler Covers were laid for
twelve
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
New Hampshire Society

The New Hampshire society will meet
the evening of Mar4h II in Burbank
hall. A feature of the program will be
a debate led by w. ID. Fuller on the
question, Does California or New
Hampshire Afford the Greatest Oppor-
tunities Financially and in Other
WaVs2"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Ia Meet the Clifford Lofts

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Brigg of South
Occidental boulevard were hosts at an
informal affair last evening, the guest :
having been asked to meet Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott, who have
lust returned from a years absence
abroad.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Informal Tea

Mrs. c. @. Stanton entertained with
an informal tea yesterday, being as
sisted by Mrs. A. l.. McAuley and Miss
Moore. A feature of the afternoon was
an exhibit of miniatures by Miss Evelyn
Mute of Boston.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-15
Eyeninu of Whist

Los Angeles temple. No. "A, Pythian
Sisters, will entertain with the regu-
lar monthly whist party Wednesday
Spring street.