Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
Out of Town Society
LONG BEACH

Rev. Chester p. Dorland and wife are
visiting at the none of the minister's
brother at Larchmont, twenty miles
from New York city. Mrs. Milo Hal
sey, their daughter, and Mr.. Halsey
are visiting in Washington and Phila-
delphia.
The Rev. Dan Trundle of Rialto and
formerly Of Long Beach, is attending
the Christian convention. With hiir
is his bride. who formerly was Mis-;
Leila McGarvey of st. Louis, Mo.
where they were married July Z. Rev
Mr.. Trundle was his brides pastor al
one time in Salem, Mo.
Mrs. l.. A. Fredericks, Ill East First
street, and her sister, Mrs. L. c. Cobb
of Los Angeles, are enjoying an outing
in the mountains near Monrovia. at
Clover Crest.
The members of the Ell Rodeo club
entertained their young women friends
at the club rooms in the First Ma
tional bank Friday night.
Miss Edith M. Wood, daughter of DR..
j. w. Wood and wife. left Thursday
for trip to San Francisco and Seattle.
Mrs. A. S. Ewart, Sic Magnolia ave-
nue., left last week on a trip to Bing-
hamton, n. Y, to visit relatives. En-
route home she will stop in Sedalia,
Mo, and lola, Kas.
Twelve friends pleasantly surprised
Mrs. George Barndollar of 705 Iona
Vista drive Wednesday afternoon by
coming, unannounced. to celebrate
with her at her wedding anniversary.
A handsome token of regard was pre-
sented to Mrs. Barndolar.
Mr. and Mrs. N. N. Woody, 334 East
Seventeenth street, celebrated the
twentieth anniversary of their we'd
ding day last Thursday. A number of
friends were entertained. Luncheon
was served and a musical program rem
dered.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Becker, 1856
American avenue. entertained at a 500
party Friday evening.
Mrs. Conrad Schliesmayer, 110S Mag
nolia avenue, entertained Friday even
ing in honor of her brother, A. E. l..
Leckie of Washington. D. c., and her
sisters, the Misses Elizabeth and Anna
Leckie, also of Washington. Miss
Elizabeth Leckie is an accomplished
soprano and her singing was a feature
of the evening.
At the home of Mrs. H. A. Zech. lis
Magnolia avenue, the Conchological
Study club of Los Angeles rendered a
reception Friday to Prof Josiah KeeE
and Mrs. Keep of Mills college and
Henry Hemphill of San Diego. Both
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Members were present from Los An
geles, Venice, Terminal island and Sig.
nal Hill.
Mrs H. K. Lindsey, 1865 Appleton
street entertained Friday evening at a
Scotch tea in honor of her daughter
Miss Frances Lindsey, recently re-
turned from England. The family is OF
Scottish descent. In the tea hoom deeT
| red roses and crimson geraniums were
used profusely in decorating, the lights
were shaded in scarlet, and the place
cards were handpainted in California
poppies.
A real live cat around whose neck
was most interesting message, leaped
from bag at Mrs. William w. Hauk's
afternoon party Saturday. Reading the
message tied around tabby's neck, Mrs
Hauk's guests learned of the engage
ment of Miss Janet Hauk and George
Campbell, the son of Mr. and Mrs w
L. Campbell, who are now residing in
Riverside. The novel method of "let-
ting the cat out of the bag was appre-
ciated by all. Both Miss Hauk and
MIR. Campbell are among the best
known of the younger society set. The
wedding will occur in September, Mrs.
William w. Hauk was June bride.