Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
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where they attended the Northern Bap-
tist convention.
Other guests at the dinner were Mr..
and Mrs. Bradford Stinson of lronpoint,
New: Mr.. and Mrs. c. Tinker, Rev. w.
II. Evans of Wilmington, and Leona
and owen Walker of Hollywood
A number of young persons enjoyed
hay wagon ride Tuesday night, given
in honor of the birth anniversary or
Charles Stock. The party drove out
four miles on the Inglewood road, and
there ate supper, played games about
large bonfire and passed several hours
before returning to the city. Howard
Coleman and Frank Smith rendered
violin and guitar music, which added to
the pleasure of the evening, Among
those i'm the party were Misses Gertrude
Fish, Gertrude Sergeant, Edith and
Ruth Sargeant. Ethel ziegler Maud
Welton, May Benstead Smith; Charles
Stock, Frank Smith. Howard Coleman
Allen Coleman, Fred Stock, Frank
Thomas, Elmer Legassick
j. II. Johnston c, r. Wade and Rob-
ert Ernest McCue entertained a num-
Der of young women from Los Angeles
with a southern dinner Tuesday even
! ing I'm Tent city, and Mrs. Il. l.. Christ
man chaperoned the party. A southern
chicken dinner was served in true
| southern style. After the dinner the
| young persons went to the pavilion and
| danced. Besides the hosts and chaper-
ons, there were present Misses LulA
Connis, Frances Payne, Alice Scott.
Ona Durham, Messrs McClaln and
| Paul G. Butterfield.
Mrs. Il. Avery Mccarthy will enter
tain a weekend house party at her
| home on the Esplanade for her brother,
Norwood w. Howard, and Alesander
/ Fields of San Francisco. Mrs. Mccarthy
gave buffet supper Saturday night.
A dozen Los Angeles persons were
/ guests.
Since the opening of the new bath
| house, plunge parties have become pop
| ular. About twenty-five persons from
| the Hotel Redondo gave one Wednes-
/ day evening The women of the
! Wednesday club and their husbands
VIII enjoy similar party this evening.
| p. S. Venable and j. Il. Morrell took
| the young girls of the Kappa Sigma
club for an auto ride and moonlight
/ picnic Thursday evening. The picnic
/ supper was served at Del Rey.
Mrs. f. B. Martin and daughter of
santa Ana are here to pass the re-
matnder of the summer. Mr.. Martin
Will come up each Saturday evening to
pass, the week end with his family
/ during the summer. They are occupy
Ing cottage on North Catalina ave-
nue.
Mrs Cumming, a sister of Mrs. Mar
tin, and her family of Santa Ana arc
also here for few weeks.
The bachelors Of the Redondo club
entertained the club members their
wives and friends at the handsome
club rooms I'm the Masonic building. i'm
honor of Mr. and Mrs. w. f. Sprinkle,
who returned from their honeymoon
trip, Tuesday evening.
The hosts of the evening were A. NJ
Harter, r. d. Smith and Bert Lindley.
The bachelors" did the honors of
the evening, looked after the comfort
of their guests and served the elaborate
lunch which they had prepared.
At 10 o'clock the three hosts mys-
| teriously disappeared behind a green
curtain leading to a small ante-room.
and returned enveloped in large white
aprons, carrying plates of sandwiches,
olives and other good things. A two
course lunch was served, after which
the guests mingled In little groups
in social chat, a. B. Street called the
attention of the club and of the guests
and in graceful speech presented Mr..
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