Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-22
Out of Town Society
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teriorly interviewer through the whole
produced a charming effect.
Pretty girls in sunbonnets and rural
! garb fitted hither and thither sum-
moning awkward swains to step out
| and purchase their wares, while the
aforesaid swains, with bashful glances
and hesitating steps, patronized the
various side shows and had their for
tunes told for the crossing of a fair
! palm with silver.
| A vaudeville performance produced
| by some of the best local talent ELECTED
| applause and launched a number of
! clever local hits. A dialogue between
Miss Alice Ryan and Spencer Kennedy
was particularly entertaining.
The patronesses of the affair were:
! Mrs. John p. Jones, Mrs. M. 5. Sew
| erance, Mrs. Newman, Mrs 7. M. Dud-
| ley, Mrs. Sutherland Hutton, Mrs. G. l..
Waring.
The members of the city council and
4 officials, together with number OF
! prominent citizens, were the guests OF
| Mayor Z. H. Dudley at a banquet at
the Pier Avenue Casino, Tuesday even
! ing, the occasion being the final stroke
Of work in the completion of the new
concrete pier built by the municipality
| at Colorado avenue.
| City Clerk ]. c. Hemingway acted as
! POSTMASTER and speeches were made by
| Dana Burks and Carl Schader. Ihose
| present were: President Alf Morris OF
the city council, Councilman G. d. Sny-
der, r. w. Armstrong, c. B. Griffin, j.
B. Proctor, J. e. Miles and r. II. Dow,
| City Treasurer Ralph Bane, City Eng1-
neer T. II. James, Chief of Police M. X.
Barretto, Cornelius McInerny, e. II.
| Warner, A. Stutzer, r. A. Dallugge, II.
! c. Hollwedel, Charles Marvin, Dana
Burks, Carl F. Schader, A. F. Webster,
f. Gamberi, State Senator F. L. Ed
inborough of Michigan, who is a guest
of Councilman Dow; r. A. Anderson
and James Affleck.
The Junior league of the First M. Il.
church held an interesting entertain
ment at the church Friday evening. A
pleasing program was rendered as fol-
lows:
Piano solo, Frances Hoogner; song,
Were the Loved Ones" League; reci-
tation, Catherine Harding; vocal solo,
Margaret Odell; recitation, Gale Hunt;
mandolin solo, Henrietta Enriquez;
dialogue. Imogene Peterson, Morgan
Odell; vocal solo, Nellie Steffy; recita-
ton, Loraina Gilman; piano solo, Mary
Shroyer; vocal solo, Eva Barrett; reci-
tation, Ruth Mason; song, Smile and
Sing" League.
are taking their summer diversion at
various points in California and other
states and their absence is noted at
each event that takes place at home.
Among those in this number are Mr..
and Mrs. D. G.. Stephens, who are now
in San Francisco; Judge and Mrs.
George H. Hutton and Mrs. s. j. Egles-
ton are visiting Yellowstone Park, and
Mrs. A. NJ. Jamison and Mrs. M. u.
/ Irr To a pnIInIa
of weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Good
rich have also chosen Lake Tahoe for
an outing and Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. l..
Symington have made Forest Home,
in San Bernardino county, their choice
and motored there a few days ago to
begin an outing.
Among those who have gone east are
Mrs. r. NJ. Miller, who left last week
for Milton, Iowa, and Mrs. Ehrmon
Grigsby, who went at the same time
to Illinois. -,,,,.,.
RYAN IS greatly missed. She is having
n delightful summer in the north, play
ing tennis and enjoying the social fea-
lures incident to the various tourna-
ments in which she is participating.
Mrs. A. F. Giroux of 934 Fourth
street has as her guests for two weeks
her father, Mr.. John Sullivan and her
sisters. Misses Nell anl EValine Sulll-
van, all of whom attended the Catholic
fair which was in progress this week.
The home of Colonel and Mrs. George
Leroy Brown on Ocean avenue was
the scene of a brilliant wedding Thurs
day morning, when their daughter
Helen Brown Evans, was united IN
marriage to Percival Jordan OF Lon
don, England. Reverend hugh k.
Walker of Los Angeles, an old frlend
of the family, officiated.
The date chosen, August 10, was par
+icuIarly fitting in that it is the ami
yersary of the marriage of the parents
of the bride.