Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-14

was assisted by the following members
of the junior class: Miss Cecil |Jen-
kins, Miss Adele Book, Miss Alvenia
Bangs, Miss Bertha Heath, Miss Made
Blair; Messrs. Paul Frantz, Lloyd Chi
sope, Gear Brooks, Samuel Corner,
Calori, Wilbur Bowland, Julian Wilke,
Marion Boyce and Howard Fasig. .
Miss Esther Evans gave a valentine
party at the family residence on Sun
set avenue, Pasadena, Friday evening.
Subdued lights in the parlors were
thrown from the red shaded chandeliers
over the floral decorations Of ferns,
red geraniums and poinsettias and fes-
tooned garlands of red and white
hearts. A valentine box was the center
of attraction, containing beautiful
souvenirs for all. A red heart was at
tached to each child's left arm, the
numbers thereon indicating the mating
of the little people. The refreshments
were dainty and delicious, and games
and music added to the evenings
pleasure.
The invited guests were Miss Doro-
thy Ross Miss Fern Shoemaker, Miss
Mabel Miller, Miss Maud Miller, Miss
Marie Haiti and Miss Esther's sister
Ruth, Masters James Beardsley, Will
liam Sweely, Dale Woiley, Clyde Pres
nall, Leslie Lynch, Arthur Evans, Cor
don Porter, Phil Seward and Duane
Davis of Boyle Heights.
The first annual exhibition of the
work of the women painters of South
ern California will open in Blanchard
gallery Monday night with a reception
and under the patronage of the fol-
lowing well known women:
Mrs. Charles f. Lummis, Mrs. D. M.
Riordan, Mrs. George j. Birkel, Mrs.
William H. Cole, Mrs. Harry Clifford
Lott, Mrs. Cornelius Cole, Mrs. Ran
dolph Miner, Mrs. John Bigelow, Miss
O1Ive Percfval and Miss Cora Foy.
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pleasant surprise party was given
to Miss Gertrude Hards, ,~retiring ply
sical instructor for girls of Recreation
Center, by the young women's gym
nasium class Wednesday night at the
home of Miss Minnie Pinyan, South
Avenue 18. The time was pleasantly
spent with games, music and recita-
tions. Miss Hards was presented with
six beautiful hand-painted plates. At
the close of the evening chocolate and
cake were served and large cake in
scribed with the name of the guest of
honor was cut and distributed to the
guests. Those present were Miss
Hards. Mrs. N. c. Pinyan, Mrs. Kate
Pinyan, Mrs. c. G. Carothers, Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. S. Darr and the Misses Min
ME Pinyan, Annie Pinyan, Maude
Carothers, Mary Harrigan, Grace Len
non, Della Barnaby, Minnie CALI Ell
len Harrigan, Mary Sullivan, Elsie
Pfennig, Ellen McGahey, Mary Kelbert.
Mrs. p. r. Barnard Of West Seven
teenth street entertained the Short
of her guest, Mrs. Jenkins of MiIwau-
kee, Wis. Everyone present read an
original short story. The rooms were
decorated with graceful arrangement
of carnations and ferns.
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Miss May Rippteo and John D. Kel-
ley We're married Thursday night at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood on
El Molino street, the service being per-
formed by Rev. j. M. Schaefe of Pico
Heights Congregational church.
After brief wedding tour Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelley will be at home at 1042 Ell
Molino street.
Thomas H. Carrigan and his young
bride, formerly Miss Rose Della Null
vihill of West Twenty-second street,
have returned from their honeymoon
trip and are spending a few weeks
with the brldegroomS parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. ]. Carrigan Of West Thir-
ty-first street. Mr.. Carrigan is de-
voting his time while in the city to the
study of mining from the point of
view of the directors office in order
to fully equip himself for the respon-
sible position he is to assume with the
Clara Consolidated Gold and Copper
Mining company at Swansea Ariz.,
of which company his father is vice
president. The many friends of Mr..
and Mrs Carrioan ir are taIi,nr . a