Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-11
Club News

dette, d. d. The meetings OF lne Cos-
mos club will be held in the Ebell
club house.
The executive board of the Cosmos
club has planned an entertainment for
the scholarship children and their
mothers, to be given at Venice, Sep
ten1ber IL, under the direction of the
club president, Mrs. George Jordan.
The children will be given luncheon
and the amusements afforded at the
beach. Mrs. j. f. Mullln and Mrs. w.
F. House will furnish the luncheon
and Mrs. w. o. Tolliver and Mrs. ]. j.
MacLean will assist in the entertain
ment. Mrs. George Jordan, Mrs. l. w.
earn. Mrs. j. c. Koop constitute the
committee on transportation.
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The Woman's Press club will meet
Tuesday, October IL, at the Woman's
club house. The opening meeting VIII
be shop talk program under the III
rection of Miss Rose .Ellerbe, who is
chairman of the committee. An ex-
ecutive board meeting will be held
Tuesday September 20, for the final
approval of the year book proofs, and
the admission of those new members
whose names are to be included in the
year book.
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Dunn, Miss Ellen Dolton, Miss Emma
lie Sage, Miss Maude Thompson, Miss
Aileen Thompson, Miss Freda Coward
Miss Anna Peterson, Miss Ella Utley,
Miss Marriet Ruther, dior Miss Sadie
Fox and Miss Lima Bierce.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward L. Doheny, who
have been passing the summer at their
delightful cottage in Santa Monica, re-
turned to the city Wednesday.
Mrs w H. Hosking and Miss Eloise
Hosking of 664 Benton boulevard have
returned from a three months trip to
Michigan and Wisconsin.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Dunlap of 507
West Twenty-first street announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Miss Hal
lie A. Dunlap, to Norval L. Winebren-
ner of Los Angeles. The ceremony was
performed September 2. Mr. and Mrs
Winebrenner are passing their honey
moon at Catalina.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. p. Delaney of Oak
street have returned from an outing at
Catalina.
Mrs. Lewis stanton of West Thirty
first street, accompanied by her two
daughters, Miss Adelaide Stanton and
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daughter, Miss Adeline Thompson, is
enjoying two weeks visit in San
Francisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Mason, who have
been visiting for the past two months
in the north, are at Black Hill Falls,
where they are the guests Of Mrs. Ma
sons sister, Mrs. G. Hicks
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Scull of Gram
ercy place are entertaining as house
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Jose e. ChaVes
of New York city and Mrs. w. M.
Beaver of Belen, N M. They expect
to be in the city for two weeks. Mrs.
Berger is the mother of Mrs. Scull and
and Mrs. Scull were presented with a
new automobile by. Mrs. Berger.
DR.. and Mrs. H. Gordon Bayless, who
have been visiting in San Francisco
have returned and are at home at the
Angelus. While in San Francisco they
celebrated their first wedding ami
versary.
Miss Twonette Parker left Thursday
for Sacramento, where she will join hel
parents, who have recently purchased
a new home. Miss Parker has resigned
her position as assistant extension sec'
retary of the z. w. c. A. Before Miss
Parker left the members of the Vic
toria I club gave a farewell party In
her honor. The other secretaries of the
association were present as special
guests of honor.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Remington Olmstead,
who have been passing their honey
moon travelling in the eastY-haVe re-
turned and are at home. with their
Cfo1 Vaf NaxT n
San Rafael Heights.
Mrs. C. A. STAGE, who has been visit
ing for the past year in Los Angeles
has left for Denver, accompanied by
her niece. She will visit for some
weeks in Pueblo on her way back to
Los Angeles.
Miss Irene P. Davey, accompanied
by Miss Lena Bert, has gone for visit
to Chicago, where she will visit F. j.
Davey and the former home of Miss
Bert. Later they will visit in Miss
Davey's old home in Iowa.
Miss Florence Thomson of Pasa-
dena, who has been passing the sum
mer with her parents at Ocean Park,
entertained a house party over the
week end. Among the guests were
Miss Margaret Percy, Miss Katherine
Wadsworth, George vedder, M. Norton
and James Norton:
Mrs. Hattie Elliott and her son Paul,
who have been travelling for six
months through the United States and
Canada. have returned. They passed
much of the time visiting in Washing
ton. They were accompanied by the
Rev. ]. c. Elliott, who is still in New
York and will not return for several
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Burnand of South
Bonnie Brae street have returned from
months trip to Alaska.
Mrs. Loren o. Crenshaw of Wilton
place left on Tuesday for visit with
her mother, Mrs. Albert De Camp, IN
Lansing, Mich.
Mrs. August Snyder and her daugh-
ter. Miss Goldie Snyder, of 42SS South
Grand avenue have returned from a
summers outing at Ocean Park.
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Mrs. Henry ]. Martin Of South Coro-
nado street left on Thursday evening
for San Francisco, where she VIII be
the house guest of her sister, Mrs
Frank J. woodward. Mrs. Woodward
visited in Los Angeles at the time OF
the reception given by the d. A. X
for their state regent, Mrs. W. w
Stilson.
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Mr.. and Mrs Frank w. Blair, 1881
Western avenue, who have been pass
ing some weeks at Elsinore Springs
returned home on Wednesday.
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WOMAN CANDIDATE FOR
CONGRESS IN KENTUCKY