Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-11
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Society
THE RusAIYAr OF BRIDGE

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One thing in bridge is certain-'tis not torG
one thing is certain. and the rest Is
The hand that holds the cards will win the
score
The card no question makes of ayes or noes
But high or low as suits the player shows
But he who stands beside you looking
He knows lows about it all! He knowsa He
BY Carolyn Wells
LITTER received from a friend
n in Washington, D. c., who is IN
IA touch with army circles states
that ANNAPOLIS cadets who recelVea
their diplomas at the hands of Admiral
Dewey Thursday. June g. and upon ac-
cepting this honorable sheepskln, tac-
lilly agreed to obey all orders, even ulito
the most recent one, which stlpulases
that their endeavOrs, for at least tWo
years. shall be to follow the tlag, ana
not the cooling of little Dan CUPID nave
in some instances reVolted.
Little Cupid seems to be more mighty
in his mandates than orders from the
secretary of the navy, who has issued d
ul5ase which forbids midshipmen 10
marry until they may be completed
their full course and attained the ian .L
of ensign To acquire this rank OF en-
sign two years of sea duty is required.
Two wears at sea- it is believed by the
cold boys" at the navy department,
will knock a good deal of puppy love
out of the middies, and when they reach
rank of ensign they will then be nj TO
steer a straight matrimonial course
possibly without the aid of compass.
However this may be, two of the grad
yates of the class of '09 have already
married. and report has it that several
others of this class are about to brave
the official displeasure by taking unto
themselves as wives the sweethearts OF
their academy days.
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The annual ball of the Los Angeles
alumni chapter of the Sigma Chi col
lege fraternity will take place this even
ing at the assembly rooms, Sixteenth
and Flower streets.
The list of patronesses for the AFFAIR
includes 4ars N p Conrey, Mrs. f. d.
Holman, Mrs. Guy Gunner, Mrs. r. G.
Van Cleve Mrs. G. Nj. Boyd, Mrs. Bruce
Hatch. Mrs. c. w. Bonynge, Mrs. Ross
T. Hickcok, Mrs. Harris Garcelon, Mrs.
T. w. Robinson and Mrs. Foster c.
Wright.
This function and the annual ban
quet to take place tomorrow evening at
Levys cafe are in celebration of the
twentieth anniversary of the founding
of the Sigma Chi chapter at the Uni
Versity of Southern California,
Judge N. p. Conrey is president of the
Los Angeles Alumni chapter, and will
act as POSTMASTER at the banquet
Among the speakers will be Rev. S.
Perry Dillon, Charles Cass t Davis
Harry Lee Martin, Mattison B. Jones
and Edgar K. Brown.
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For Mrs. Minnie Madden Fiske, who
is playing the name role at the Audi
forum this week in salvation Nell"
Mrs. Fielding j. Stilson received yes
terday afternoon at her home on Ken
sington road.
In line with Mrs. Stison and Mrs.
Fiske were Mrs. 1. N. Van Nuys, Mrs.
Earl B. Millar Mrs. w. G. Cochran,
Mrs. John r. Haynes, Mrs. w. w. Still
son, Mrs. William Winter, Mrs Fowler g.,la
Shankland, Mrs. p. Avery Mccarthy,
Mrs. Marshall Stimson, Mrs. Thomas
Lee Woolwine, Mrs. Jefferson Paul
Chandler Mrs. Leo Chandler, Mrs.
Thomas r. Lee, Mrs. Frank w. King
Miss Annis Van Mugs, Miss Bess Mil
lar, Miss Beatrice Wigmore, Miss Ger
trude King and Miss May Ridgway.
Over two hundred invitations were is
sued.
San Gabriel Country club links will be
the scene Friday and Saturday of a
golf tourney, the contest to be preceded
by a luncheon.
Among Los Angeles people who are
going out are Mrs. w e. Dunn, Mrs
Frank Griffith, Mrs. LeMoyne Wills,
Mrs. H. d. Requa, Miss Katherine Mel
lus and Miss Margaret James.
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Miss Josephine Dillon, who is playing
a summer engagement at the Bentley
theater in Long Beach, is visiting her
parents on Benton boulevard for few
days.
Miss Maude Howell will entertain
with theater party at the Orpheum
this afternoon in compliment to Miss
Edna Barlow, a June bride to be.
Guests will be Mrs Allison Barlow
Mrs. M. j. Howell, Miss Alice Heber
Miss Leah Phillips, Miss Marjorie Mo-
sher, Miss Leila Coulter, Miss Maybele
Barlow and Miss Hazel Barlow.
Miss Mosher of Pasadena avenue en-
tertained last night with house dance
for Miss Barlow and her fiance, Wright
Coulter.
Mrs. n. W. Myrick of West Twenty
eighth street, accompanied by her two
children is spending the summer in
the east and is now in Brooklne, Mass
She will visit New Hampshire before
returning to Los Angeles early in the
fall.