Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-18
Out of Town Society
SANTA MONICA

"A A. j. Archer and the Misses
Archer entertained with a delightful
garden party, the first large social
affair since Lent.
Games of various kinds were played,
among them the old English game Of
FOUNDERS. There was also croquet ana
| bridge for those who cared for cards
Delicious refreshments OF sandwiches,
| salads, cake, tea and coffee were
served out under the trees.
Among the guests present were the
| following:
| Rev. and Mrs. J. D. H. Browne, Mr..
and Mrs. P. N. Misses, Mr. and Mrs.
| ]. A. McConnochie, Mrs. Mortlock,
| Mrs. e. w. Dixie, Mrs. M. r. Joslin,
| Mrs. w. f. -Thurston, Mrs H. M.
| Townsend, Mrs. P. ]. Dudley, Mrs.
Hodgson of Hollywood, Mrs. Farquhar-
son of Ocean Park, Mrs. B. o. Bruce,
Mrs. Hugh Evans, Mrs A. Lewis, Mrs.
Farrell, Mrs Justice, Mrs. G. L. War
| ing, Mrs Bower, Mrs. Ellen Kennedy,
| Miss Zaida Kennedy, Miss Gwenn Net
| tleship, Miss Queenie Bower, MISS
| Palmer Miss Alice Brooks, Miss Alice
| Ryan. Miss Elizabeth Marshall, Miss
Corson, Miss MacPhail, Miss Logan,
| the Misses Percy, Mr.. Jessup, Mr..
| Champney, Mr.. Neil Nettleship, Mr..
Meridith Thurston.
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| Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs D. A. Hamburger in the
Palisades, Miss Florence M. Howell,
sister of Mrs. Hamburger, and DR.. H.
c. Bailie a we'll known dentist of Los
| Angeles, were married
| The wedding was an extremely quiet
affair, only relatives of the contracting
| parties being present. Rev. E. vaughan,
pastor of the First M. E. church. OH
| ciated.
| The bride wore a gown of white
satin and duchess lace and carried a
| shower bouquet of white sweet peas.
! She was unattended, as was the groom.
The house was decorated with flowers
and greenery for the wedding, partlcu-
| larly the dining room, where the we'd
ding supper was served Immediately
| after the ceremony. A beautiful floral
piece of pale pink duchess roses and
asparagus ferns was a feature OF the
decorations and the room itself was
| a mass of ferns, smilax and roses.
After the wedding DR.; and Mrs
Bailie left for Coronado and other
points in that vicinity. They will re-
turn to Santa Monica and spend the
summer here and in the fall will go TO
Los Angeles to make their home.
Mrs. David Kennedy entertained the
Bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Third street.
Mrs. Maggie Ford of Los Angeles,
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were special guests.
Mrs. H. p Dunbar was hostess to
the Merry-go-round club at its last
meeting, entertaining the members at
her home, 2608 Third street. The day
chanced to be Mrs. Hassingers birth
day anniversary and congratulations
were extended to her, The next meet
ing, April 21, will be a beach outing
at Peck's pavilion, just this side of
Hermosa.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
M. e. church was entertained at the
church Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
George Little of Berkeley street, as
sisted by her Sunday school class, the
S. S. C. girls.
The program was given entirely by
the girls of the class, who also assist
ed in serving the refreshments. 1t
follows:
Piano solo, Miss Jessie Schultz; re-
citation. Miss May Steffy; piano solo,
Miss Clara Sykes; recitation, Miss
Julia Bearcroft: recitation, Miss Verna
Lane; piano solo, Miss Lille Still; re-
citation, Miss Lizzie Nelson; recita-
ton, Miss Florence Todd; recitation,
Miss Helen Champion; vocal duet,
Misses Gladys and Grace Yeaton.
The girls of the class have been as
sisting their teacher in decorating the
church and in other committee duties |
of the month and have proved them |
selves willing and able workers.
s. |
The newly formed Society of Pion- |
GERS of the city held it's first election
at the city hall Tuesday evening. E.
j. Vawter, who had been elected |
chairman at the first meeting, was un-
able to be present, and j. j. Carrillo
presided in his place.
After the constitution and bylaws
of the society were adopted officers
were elected, as follows:
President, E. J. Vawter; first vice
president, T. H. Elliot; second vice
president S. F. Carpenter; secretary,
J. j. Carrillo; treasurer, G. S. Dales;
directors, w. S. Vawter, J. c. Steele,
H. X. Goetz, M. w. Gardner.
The name of the organization is
Pioneers of Santa Monica" and the
objects are "to cultivate social inter-
course and friendship among the mem
bers and to collect and preserve the
early history of Santa Monica and its
vicinity and perpetuate the memory
of those who by their labor and hero
ism helped to make history"
All persons of good moral character,
twenty-five years of age or more, who
resided within the city of Santa Mon
lea on December 81, 1888, and who have
resided in Santa Monica at least twen-
ty-one years are eligible to member
ship.
July Is, which is the anniversary of
the first sale of lots in Santa Monica,
will be celebrated as the annual re-
union and picnic day of the association.
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The comedy to be given at the North
Beach auditorium Friday night by the
Hockey club promises to be one of the
social successes of the month. The fol-
lowing is the cast of characters:
Arthur Mummingtop, N. Nettleship;
Ralph Ormerod, A. H. Collins; Joshua
Gillibrand, A. G. Farquharson; Dobson,
o. r. Marshall; Mrs. Hummingtop,
Miss Elizabeth Marshall Mrs Gill;
brand, Miss Gwendoline Nettleship;
Rosa Coumbine, Miss Alice Ryan;
Daisy Maitland, Mrs. Ivan Polhemus;
Barbara, Miss Phyllis Lindsey.
Musical numbers will be furnished by
the Beth Myers String quartet.
Mrs. G. Adams Fisher delighted the
members of the Woman's club Monday
with her piquant account of the phases
of life which she has observed i'll
modern Athens.
The lecture abounded in interesting
descriptions and incidents showing the
character and customs of the people in
G. A. Krauch