Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14
SANTA MONICA
M ONDAY afternoon the Woman's S
iN club of Santa Monica was treated

AH ONDAY afternoon the WOmanS S
dN club of Santa Monica was treated
! AA to most instructive lecture on
Constantinople by Mrs. Celia White of
Los Angeles. Mrs. Whites monthly
lecture before the club has always been
an attractive feature, and her descrip-
tion of travels reveals the artist at
every point in the word pictures she
portrays. Mrs. Whites next lecture
will be on the DardeneIles.
Miss Ina Goodwin, well known pian-
ist Of Pasadena, and Miss Lalla Fagge, a
violinist of Los Angeles, will entertain
the club next Monday afternoon.
February p the club is to have a
children's day, and Mrs. W.T.. Gillis
has the program in charge which in
sures it's success.
"The Mine That Did," at Parish hall
Tuesday, in which Miss Alice Ryan,
Miss Evelyn Archer, Miss Elizabeth
Marshall, Mr.. Spencer Kennedy and a
number of other well known society
persons took part proved to be cleverly
| acted. The hall was packed to capac-
ity and a very enjoyable evening was
the result.
Mrs, T. E. Crane of 1910 Ninth street
entertained the Bay View Reading cir
Gle Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. L. Hicks, residents
Of McDonough county, Illinois. are
guests of the Grigsby family this week.
Mrs. l.. A.. Rollister of Regina, Cana
da, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Smith
Of Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Lorbeer enter
tanned the officers and two classes of
the First Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school at their home on Bay street
tuesday evening. Officers and mem
| bers of the Philathea and Baraca
classes and specially invited guests to
the number of fifty were present. Miss
Elliott, Mrs. Southcott, Miss Harrison,
Mr.. ToWner and Mr.. Hubbard enter
tanned the company with story telling.
Miss Gillette of Pomona, who is pro-
fessional whistler delighted her hear
ers with several solos. Mrs. South
colt and Miss Margaret Doyle sang
several beautiful selections. Refresh
ments were served in the dining room,
where the tables were prettily decor
ated with pink carnations and ferns.
Mrs. Schwartz of Third street enter
tanned the bridge club Tuesday after
| noon at her home. Miss Madge Conger
OF Los Angeles was a special guest.
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Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. La Berge
OF Seventh street gave dinner at their
home in honor of the seventy-seventh
birthday anniversary of Mrs. La Berge's
mother, Mrs. Willis The celebration
came as surprise to Mrs. Willis, who
knew nothing of 1t until the day came.
A feature of the decoration was a
birthday cake covered with seventy
seven candles.
At the table were Mrs. Willis, Mr..
| and Mrs. La Berge, Miss Elsie La
Berge, and the following out-of-town
relatives: From Pasadena, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. D. Jones, Ralph and Mabel Jones;
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Willis, son Clifford
| and daughter Gerda; Mr. and Mrs. e.
A. Jones and two children; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. B. Robbins: Mrs. George Willis,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Robbins. From
Los Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c Willis
and son and Mrs. Dora Balm.
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Miss Anna Gage of Riverside is the
| guest of Miss Alice Ryan this week.
Tuesday afternoon Miss Ryan was
hostess at a luncheon for Miss Gage.
| Other guests were. the Misses Archer.
Miss Nettleship, Miss Elizabeth Mar
shall, Miss Gladys Morphy and Mrs.
| Edward Martin.