Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
Out of Town Society
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and many friends called during the af-
ternoon and left their good wishes and
quantities of violets, which were used
about the rooms. A family party spent
the afternoon and a buffet luncheon
was served.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
"Wednesday evening at the Congrega-
tional parsonage, when Miss Hide Ma
than, daughter of Mrs. G. f. Ollie of
Los Angeles, became the bride of Man
son D. Waters, DR.. ]. II. Williams
performing the ceremony in the pres
ence of Mrs. j. H. Williams and Miss
Waters. The bride was attired in an
empire gown of gray broadcloth. They
will be at home after February / at
125 Cajon street. The bride has lived
all of her life in Redlands, with the
exception of the past two years, which
were spent in Germany, completing her
studies, and a year in Los Angeles with
her mother. The bridegroom is con-
nected with Spoor's Drug company Of
this city.
Friday and Saturday evenings of
next week will be called red-letter day
In Redlands social world, when the So
ciety set will give "Pinafore" in the
opera house. The opera is given under
the auspices of the Spinet, which has
started out on its fifteenth year Of ex-
istence and brings all the artists Of
note to this city three times each year
and gives six afternoon concerts, Of
which a great many are local talent,
with an artist on several of these days.
Carrie JacobS-Bond is to give the Feb
ruary afternoon. The opera is being
given for the benefit Of the piano fund,
and since society takes up the matter,
all promises are for a most successful
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lands social leader, has the leading
part, with Mrs. John w. Davis, Miss
Gretchen Moore and several other we'll
known society people in the cast.
Mrs. Eleanor Bingham of Chicago
delivered one Of her noted lectures
Tuesday morning on Legends of Fam
Gus Paintings before the art section of
the Contemporary club. This is the
first of series of eight lectures which
she will give before the section.
The members of the Dorothy club
were hostesses Thursday afternoon at
tea which they gave at the home of
Mrs. ]. M. Caldwell on East Citrus ave-
nue., the members of the Post Meridian
club being the honor guests of the day.
The afternoon was informal, several
musical selections being rendered by
Miss Mathis and NJ Robbins. Later
Mrs. Chas. Nelson gave a number of
delightful readings. Light refresh
ments concluded the pleasant after
noon.
Misses Ruth Ringle and Alice Short
entertained Saturday afternoon from 2
to o'clock, fifteen young women en-
joying the afternoon, which was spent
informally, with refreshments. The
house was prettily decorated with vio-
lets and festoons of ivy.
Mrs. Adams entertained the women
of the Buena Vista Street club Thurs
day afternoon at her home on Buena
Vista street The afternoon was given
over to fancy work and social time,
with refreshments
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Members of the Contemporary club
enjoyed a lecture on Oriental Rugs
Friday afternoon, when Tom Kullujian
of Oriental fame talked to the club
women.
The Settlement was given the benefit
of a sock social which the young peo-
pie of the Congregational church gave
Friday evening in the church parlors.
Misses Virginia Harris and Rowena
Bush entertained at five hundred Sat
urday evening, having for their guests
a company of high school students.
Prizes were awarded and late in the
evening collation. was served.