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05 Clngcics Sunbmj Cimcs ifi SUNDAY, 'AUGUST 3, 1002, I The Social World. Men and Women in Society. Personal Intelligence. L. OUTVOF.TO WN SOCIETY.

Richards were married Wednesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Irvlnev Rev.

Benjamin 6. wood officiating, Mr. and Mrs. L. V.

W. Brown are at Catalina for a short stay, Charles E. Brouse has returned from a two weeks' outing at Catalina. Mr: and Mrs. II.

G. Meacham are back from Long Beach, Mrs. T. P. Parkinson and Miss Ur Parkinson are at Long Beach.

and Mrs. J. q. I'erley, Mrs. H.

R. Greene, and daughter and Mrs. C. W. Girdlestone and daughter left Wednesday on an extended eastern trip.

1 Mrs. E. Hart is at Seven Oaks. N. C.

Younglove is visiting relatives at Ventura. A. J. Stalder is at Santa Monica, Mr. and Mrs.

G. W. Ford are at Lonff Beach. W. G.

Fraser and family are at Long Beach. Mrs. Klinefelter. Mrs. Mason and Miss Chanco are In Los Angeles for a stay of several weeks.

Dr. Van Zwalenburg and family are at Catalina. Mrs. A. S.

Millce and Frank Gardner are at Long Beach. Monday. The house wns prettily decorated in the club colors, pink and green, duchess roges and i ferns being used the parlor, and ferns and pink satin ribbon bows In the dining-room. The hall was arrayed in ferns and red and yellow cannas. Progressive games furnished tne amusement of the afternoon.

Miss Nellie Winters captured first prize, anu Miss Mary Putnam took the consolation. Those present were Mrs. it. Magee. Misses, Lena Turner.

Etnci Shriven Mary Putnam Dodge. Marion Snow. Neville Winters Magee. Mabel Magee and Lettle iU- gee' 1 Studio MusicaJe. Mme.

Genevra Johnst orWrtwP tertained at her studio Friday afternoon if honor of Mis. Gerta Hatch, who has Just returned from New jork. A short musical programme, which was eniovable feature of the afternoon, Tas given Miss Hatch. Mrs. Belle Pdleton-Haralson, Miss Edna Bick-nel" Miss Llla Ellis, Mrs.

Tinker-Grewell, Miss Blanch Williams, Miss Florence Miriam Johnson. Baker-Hart. The marriage of Miss ellle Hart daughter of Mr. and 3 W. Hart of South Pasadena, and Charles Baker of this city took Pce at even-inir at 8 o'clock at the home of the bWde's Tha ceremony was witnessed by the immediate family.

nii.p be at home is the guest of her sister, Mrs. C. K. Ingersoll. John Crandall and M.

J. Esbexger are enjoying an outing in San Gabriel Canon. Mrs. Carrie Savage of Los Angeles Is visiting hfr mother, Mrs. Church.

Joseph Silberman of Jerusalem was the guest of Rev. A. L. Wadswortn part of the wee. Duarte.

ARTHUR CHURCH and family are at Avalon. Kenneth Carter and family will spend the week at Santa Monica. Mrs. BIttolph and sons returned to Avalon Wednesday, where they will remain another month. Mrs.

O. S. Storrs gave a ping-pong party Monday afternoon. Miss Bacon entertained a party of young people i Monday evening with music and games. Mrs.

G. P. Fitzgerald has taken a house at Los Angeles for the Bummer. Mrs. John Scott entertained the Hillside Tennis Club Friday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs, W. H. Young returned Friday from a month's visit to Santa Cruz, Monterey and San Ftancisco. They have gone to Santa Monica' for the balance of the season.

Idyllwild. 1 MONO recent arrivals at Straw-. berry Valley Lodge are W. O. Dally and wife, Mrs.

R. A. Hills, F. D. Lanterman, F.

D. Mellette, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. S. B.

Bliss, Riverside; R. Richards, Mrs. T. G. Brlstor and Miss Frances Los Angeles; Mrs.

S. Mosgrove, Riverside; Mr. and Mrs. George C. Hill and son, Mr.

and Mrs. H. G. Dean and child, Mrs. J.

J. Davis and son. Miss Mattle Johnson, Mrs. H. E.

Young, R. B. Moore, Los Angeles; H. Wadsworth, Pasadena; Mrs; Whitney and Miss E. B.

Higglns, Los Angeles, and P. Milken, Hemet. William Stephen Wmte, who has been here several weeks, left yesterday In his automobile. Archdeacon Trew has arrived and will hereafter conduct the church services every Sunday. Among the arrivals at the sanatorium are Mr.

and Mrs. O. T. Johnson of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs.

George P. Blair and nurse of Mammoth, Ariz.f Mrs. M. E. Bennett of Monrovia, and Mrs.

II. L. Hyatt are the guests of Mrs. Kate Vosburg at Rudder Grange, Terminal. Among their guests the ladles have recently enter-talned Mrs Richards and mother, Mrs.

L. B. Graham and Miss Marion MacNeil. Mr. and Mrs.

J. T. Fitzgerald, who have sold their home on West Twenty-ninth street, left yesterday morning for a month's stay at Idyllwlld. They were acnmpanled by the Misses Shovn-well and Alias Nutt. Miss Birdie Shipley and Miss Vlda Moore spent last week at Ocean Park as guests of Mis Opal Halzllp.

Miss Esther Jepsen of Union avenue is spending the summer at Rlncon Canon. Vr. H. C. Buell and family of No.

3005 Vermont avenue have gone to Avalon for the month of August. Mrs. Helen M. Ross of No. 1220 West-lake avenue left Friday evening fcr Chicago and the East, to be absent about two months.

She was accompanied by Mrs. Matt Robinson, who will spend several weeks in Georgia. Mm. Ross will be the guest of G. P.

Peck and other relatives while in Chicago. Mrs. A. M. Stewart announces the engagement of her daughter, Stella Marie, to Lozter Hill Schofield.

The wedding Is to take place Wednesday evening nt 8 o'clock at the home of the bride's mother, No. 1431 Maple avenue. The engagement of Miss Leah L. Darcy and Prof. S.

Yale Adams ts announced. Miss Darcy Is a teacher In the Los Angeles schools and the groom is well known as the president of the University of Arizona. The marrlago will take" place early In September. Mrs. M.

M. Hinman and daughter. Marguerite, are enjoying tent life and entertaining friends at No. 340 Swan-feldt Camp, Avalon. Mrs.

Hinman will be at home at her new residence. No. 1700 Iowa street, after September 1. Mr. and Mrs.

Leo de Van will leave on the Owl Monday for a tour through the East, stopping at many of the large cities. They will visit Richmond, and then go to Memphis, to attend the marriage of Miss Annie Adams, which Is to be celebrated in true southern style at the home of her mother, Mrs. W. Carlton Adams. Mr.

and Mrs. De Van will spend the winter in Memphis. Ben White and family, who start today for Lake Tahoe, will be absent until September. Mr. and Mrs.

Horace N. Taylor have moved Into their new home at No. 915 South Hope street. Mrs. Taylor will be at home the second Wednesdays of the month.

Miss Carrie A. Lee of No. 425 East-lake avenue left Tuesday for a three months' trlpx to New York and other V. Mix and MaJ. Fred Herera of No- of the bride, was also present at the ceremony, luiiuwing which a.

weaui OUj'I'Vf Ijv V4 IU Hi. jM fca AUG bride was the recipient of a handaome sunburst diamond pin from the groom, Ramona Whist Club. The last of a series of enjoyable whist parties was held Thursday afternoon at tne residence of Mrs. Hurlburt, No. 253 East Twenty-eighth street.

The house was exquisitely decorated with rmllax and potted plants. After the games rerreshments were served, and prizes awarded. The first prize, a beautiful sliver berry spoon, was won by Miss Paul Thurber; the second, an elegant silver bonbon spoon, was awarded Mrs. H. JefCers while the consolation, an ebony card receiver, fell to Mrs.

Kute Lewis. Those present were Mmes. Lewis, Jeffers, Wadsworth, wugner, jinurDer, tonne. Hurl burt, Murphy, Johnson, Christie, Speh cer, Warnko and Miss Paul Thurbert For Wheeler. Mrs.

W. Bright of South Olive street entertained friends at luncheon 'lnursuay noon In honor of her daush ter, Mrs. F. B. Wheeler, and her granason, Hoy Wheeler, of Chicago, III.

The parlors were decorated with fairy palms and carnations, in the hall acacias Fhowed against a rich background of English ivv, and clusters of rare roses brightened the pretty din ing-room. A collation, consisting of coiu meats, saiarts and choice confec tions, was served in the dlninir-room after which the guests engaged In a contestant game of hearts. Mattle Caldwell won the first prize, which was a dainty china cup and saucer, and Mrs. Libble Allen the booby prize, a china salad dish. The guests were Mrs.

a. Li. itnyman, Mrs. S. Rover, Mrs.

A. G. Livingston, Mme. H. S.

Mc-Culley, Mrs. Libbie Allen, Mrs. S. Gowen, Mrs. Stelia Elliott, Mrs.

De Roulet, Mrs. M. Caldwell, Mrs. G. E.

Kelser, Miss Mattle Caldwell, Miss azej MosKiman ana miss Jennie Watson. Heaspadia Club. The members of the Heaspadia Club surprised Mr. and Mrs. Vtty Thursday evening at their home, No.

749 Kohler street. Progressive high five furnished amusement during the evening, and after the awarding of first prizes to Mrs. Bell and Mr. Avlla, and the boobies to Mrs. Utter, and Mr.

Bell, refreshments were served. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. C. R.

Utter, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Avlla, Mr.

and Mrs. R. L. Bell, Mr. and Mrs.

J. W. Patterson and Mme. Lfehtner. Mr.

and Mrs. Utter leave next week for Redondo, where they will make their home. Surprise House Warming. The family of J. A.

Buchanan was delightfully surprised Monday evening at their new home on Blaine street by former neighbors and friends, the affair being in the nature of a house-warming. The evening was spent In games, recitations and music, followed by refreshments. Those participating in the programme were Mrs. Shlfferl, Mrs. Blodgett, Misses Grace Fletcher, Louise Buchanan, Madeline Bridges, Anna Blodgett, Mr.

Buchanan. Others present were Mmes. Bridges, Golding, Boone, Messmer, Buchanan, Wigton, irouiwine, 1'ierson, Whitlock, Dodson, Aliases Jean Wigton, ie Ethel Plerson, Pearl Messmer, Messrs. F. E.

Bridges, Thomas Golding, Earl Boone, Messmer, Wigton, Troutwlne, Perley Plerson, Marshall Shiffert. NOTES AND PERSONALS. Miss Clark and Miss Mary Clark, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. E.

Clark of West Twenty-third street, are planning to leave about September 1 for an extended eastern and European trip. They will travel with Mr. and Mrs. M. H.

Sherman of San Francisco, and their daughters, Mlsa Hazel-tlne and Miss Lucy. The party will go East via the Grand Canon, the Great Lakes, the St. Lawrence and Washington, D. and will sail from New York October 4. The MlBses Clark will be away ayear, and Mrs.

Sherman and daughters have planned for a two years' absence. Mrs. Lewis P. Mendham of New York, who has been visiting her mother in San Francisco, will arrive on the Owl Monday, to be the guest of her sister, Mrs. S.

Grant Gaucher. Mr. Mendham will arrive from New York Tuesday to join his wife. Mrs. Goucher and her guests have planned a.

trip to Catalina later, after which Mr. and Mrs. Mendham will return to their home via Monterey And the North. Mr. and Mrs.

Willoughby Rodman returned Wednesday from an enjoyable trip of five weeks with the Sierra Cluh of San Francisco. Mrs. Rodman proved herself an adept art mountain climbing, and Mr. Rodman conquered every obstacle In the shape of a mountain that came In his way. Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Patterson and their daughter. Miss Hazel Patterson, who have been spending couple of months at Terminal Island, in their cottage.

Kil Kare, have returned to their residence, No. 1436 South Flower street. Miss Harslet A. 'Moore of Chilllcothe, sister of Mrs. Patterson, arrived on Wednesday, and intends making Los Angeles her future home.

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rea Callender. who have been spending three or four months In Japan, returned on the ateamer Coptic, and arrived In Los VENTS IN SOCIETY. RS.

GEORGE DRAKE RUDDY 1,1 was the hostess yesterday iU afternoon at a luncheon given at her charming home on Wilshire boulevard. The yellow and white tones of the low-celled reception room were accentuated by branching sprays of white roses, and groups of yellow cannas. In the dining-room rich dark red sweet peas that formed the table decorations harmonized with the tone of the walls. A large cluster of the fragrant blossoms filled a cut-glass bowl, the pretty centerpiece being duplicated In a mirror on which it rested. Detached blossoms were scattered over the snowy damask.

The place cards were inscribed with 'friendship" quotations from Emerson and Victor Hugo. There were at table Mmes. Eliza A. Otis, Franklin Booth, W. W.

Ncuer Reuben Saltier, John M. Miller, William D. Babcock, Richard G. Beebee and L. S.

Hinsdale. Tor Mrs. Perry. Mrs. C.

A. Luckenbach entertained Informally at luncheon at her home on Edgeware road Tuesday In honor of Mrs. Perry of Fayette, who Is visiting her mother, Mrs. M. Wlckeiser of Ocean Park.

There wer six at table. In the afternoon Mrs. Luckenbach again entertained in Mrs. Perry's honor. The rooms were tastefully decorated with sweet peas ana Mr.

Porrv who la an ac- lai iiaui'iim complished musician, played several se lections to the dengni 01 an ieenu 'Wss Hattte Coyner sang and Miss Ha. sel la Touche gave a recitation, after which dainty refreshments were served. Those present were: Mmes. Millard, unnr Mall fiMi-PK Rannlater. Edear Lefebre, Wlllard Doran, Henry Pinney, Winston, Tnreiaeia, ai.

icn.eier. Perry, La Touche, Moore, Maharg, James Luckenbach, Frank Derby, Brown, Samuel Bannister, Bateman and Machin, and Misses Bettina Brown. Hatttie Coyner, Margaret La Touche, Hazel La Touche and Myrtle La Touche. Guests from 'Arizona. Among the many Arlzonans whom Los Angeles Is entertaining and Invigorating during this somewhat trying season in Arizona are Hon.

W. F. Nichols, Mrs. Nichols, and Miss Alice O. Butterfleld, a daughter of Mrs.

Nich. ols. Judge Nichols is an old resident or Arizona, having lived in the Territory twenty years or more, and has been largely identified with the steady growth and development of the Southwest He Is one of Arizona's Territorial officers, having received the appointment of Territorial Auditor under ex-Gov. K. O.

Murphy, and was reappointed under the present Governor. Alexander O. Brodie. Judge Nichols is being urged by the Republican party as a candidate for the office of Delegate to Congress. Being a popular man with both parties, his friends hope he may accept.

Judge Nichols expresses a great liking for Los Angeles, and will be in this city as much of the time as can be spared from official duties. Mrs. Nichols and Miss' Butter-field will remain until October. 'They are guests of the Hotel Lillie. 4 Farewell to Neighbors.

A large party met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Harper, at Downey Tuesday evening to testify to tne esteem in whinh u. charming wife are held, and to bid them good-by on the eve of their departure, as Mr. Harper has disposed of his farm.

The evening was passed In dancing, four rooms being filled with those who "tripped the light fantastic toe." The party did not break up until nearly 3 a.m., and In the farewell greetings all expressed re-great at losing such estimable neighbors, and hoped that their future would be one of unalloyed prosperity and happiness. Among those present were the following friends from Los Angeles, The Palms, Cerritos, Nor-waik. Downey and Green Meadows-Mr. and Mrs. J.

Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Leach Mr.

and Mrs. Preston, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.

Andrews, Mrs Hardesty; the Misses Clark, Green Clements (2.) Jones (2.) Brown. Grace, Forbush, McClean, Conlon, Andrews Preston, Leach, Thelma Harper-Messrs. Adams, Newcomb, Jones, Andrews (2.) Arthur Cohen, Brown, McCarthy, Conlon. Clarke, Tweedy, Tom and Chester Ellis and others. Gentlemen's Bonnets.

Miss Mary B. McCarthy entertained a few friends Informally Friday evening, the chief diversion being a test of the gentlemen's skill in the millinery line. The results were all that could be desired, the most artistic creation winning for Its author a prize. The gentleman whose nimble fingers secured him first place was Mr. Bur-dette, the lady's trophy falling to the share of Miss Ida Underhill.

The prizes were a handsome picture in black and white, and a dainty cup and Ku.e,sts were the Misses Underhill, Ida Underhill, Scott, Turner. Herrmann, Fearnley and Shep-pard; Messrs. Reed. Underhill, Alexander, Burdette, F. Parmetier, Brasnrs Haneman.

Harry Haneman and J. H. McCarthy. Evening of. Pleasure.

The Sigma Epsilon Sigma held a Jojy meeting Thursday night at the home of Miss In. Park The house was tastefully decorated in evergreen and flowers, which softened the glare of the lights. The regular business was omitted and the evening devoted to games and amusements, after which dainty refreshments were served. The following programme was rendered: Reading, Raymond Hettelfinger; recitation, Davenport; song, quartette, Misses Hope Tibbot, Ethel Davenport, Eva Tibbot and Jessie Nutting; essay, Hubert Bailie. In a laughable watermelon eating contest Ernest Kimmel captured first prize with Ross Bennett a close sejoni.

The members of the club are Misses Cora Tibbot. Hope Tibbot, Eva Tibbot, Jessie Phar, Jessie Nutting, Grace Jones, Rachel Meacher, Ethel Davenport: Messrs. Ross Bennett, Waiter Wllllts, Ernest Kimmel, Raph Brown, Wilbur Dean, Graham Widmyre, Raymond Heffelfinger. Earl Ennis and Hubert Bailie. For Mrs.

McCormick. Mrs. J. F. H.

Peck of the Baker entertained Informally at dinner evenlne- In hnnnp nf Mr tfill Mc'ormlck of Alameda. Others guests wire Mr. ana airs, wuuam and Mrs. A. C.

Bal h. Mr. and Mrs. K. Dunn.

Mr. and Mrs. John E. Uht, Count and Mrs. Von Schmidt.

1 unit Mrs. IranviUm Vnrilna-n. M. A. lirieqs.

Mrs. John Wheeler! McCormick, Miss Felter. Messrs. Imv-k I-uKton. it asset Taylor, George I hi Jieph Kaston, Marlon l'tirklns.

-h "ivs M'lire fve a to of this "Ml.n.n." Cljt at -n ami i- -i a t-tfitf street Pasadena. MISS MARTHA ELEANOR BOS-WELL and Walter 8. Schneider were married Tuesday evening at th? home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. L.

M. Boswell, of Ellis avenue. The house had been prettily dec-crated and the ceremony was performed by Rev. Alfred Inwood under an arch of ferns and roses. Miss Ruth Kellogg played the "Bridal Chorus" from "Lohengrin" The bride wore a Jacket suit of blue albatros trimmed in stitched bands, with white satin reveres, the large collar being finished with white satin applique.

After the ceremony light refreshments were served. About thirty relatives and friends were present, and there were maw handsome gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Schneider will live at No.

407 Cypress avenue, and will be at home Thursday after September 1. Judge and Mrs. J. II. Merrlam gave a reception Tuesday evening to Prof.

A. H. Collins, who will soon assume his duties as Superintendent of Schools of Redlands. About sixty frler.ds were present to wish the gentleman farewell, Howard Fish, In behalf of friends, presenting him with a handsome French clock, ana Ernest uoinns pre-sectlng Mrs. Collins with two handsome bronze A musical programme was rendered, i Mrs.

J. I. Wilson entertained Thurs-I day evening with a progressive euchre party in honor of her husband's birthday. Mr. Wilson, was presented with a writing aesk as a souvenir or.

tne occasion. At the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. H.

Hayes, Tuesday evening, there was a reunion of the party that recently camped at Rlnson, in the west fork of the San. Gabriel River. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. W.

F. Hoover and family, Mr. and Mrs. V. E.

Sutllff and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ford and family, Mr.

and Mrs. S. L. Wal-lfs, Mr. and Mrs.

George E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. O. H.

Hayes and family, Mrs. H. A. Wallls, Ernest Behr. Mr.

and Mrs. Nelson Towne celebrated their golden wedding. Wednesday, at the home of their son, Milton, on Morton avenue. Mrs. Towne has been totally blind for years, but is cheerful and entertaining.

Miss Alice Early entertained young lady friends Thursday afternoon In honor of Miss Anita McLachlan, who has recently returned from Washington, D. C. Progressive peanuts furnished the amusement. Those present were: Misses Anita May Sutton, Florence Doollttle, Elsie 1 Ar-mitage, Gertrude Machin, Garvina Roehrig. Grave Vedder, Laura Men-denhall.

Jessie McCament, Grace Clark, Mary McClure from Los Angeles, and Eva Mott of Phoenix, Ariz. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Dobbins entertained friends at dinner Monday evening In honor of Miss Dobbins and her fiance, Mr Banks. Miss Lilian Harrison was pleasantly surprised Wednesday evening at the home of her cousin Miss Rosa AUin, of Walnut street. Mr. and Mrs. E.

Drawbaugh entertained friends Wednesday evening at their home on North Pasadena ave- nue' Redlands. MR. AND MRS. B. R.

OWEN of Brookside avenue entertained a number of friends at their home Wednesday, evening, the time being passed in games of various kinda. Among them' was a guessing contest, a large watermelon being placed on exhibition, and those present guessing at, the number of seeds it contained. G. Q. Kennard came nearest to the correct number, and was awarded another large melon, as a prize.

E. P. Whitney and family have gone to Coronado for an outing of two months. Miss Annie Pease of Los Angeles is in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs. Charles P.

Jones. -Miss Clara Mitchell is in Los Angeles for an extended visit. Mrs. M. L.

Lum, wife of City Engineer Lum, Is home from an outing at Terminal Island. Mrs. E. Darlington departed last week for an extended visit at Adrian, Mich. Miss Ethel Johnson, who recently resigned a position In the postoffice, after a service of seven years, has gone to Los Am for a visit.

Mrs. C. F. Rockwell and Miss Mabel Lum have gone to Terminal Island for the summer. Mrs.

S. L. Bownean and -daughter are in San Francisco, where they will remain for the balance of the season. Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Willis are in Ventura for a vacation of two weeks or more. Dr. R.

T. Allan and son, W. L. Allan, departed Saturday for an extended trip through Canada. In September the son will go to Cornell, where he will enter the university for a four years' course in electrical engineering, Dr.

Alian will return to Redlands late In the fall. Mrs. L. C. Sandblom is In this city from Chicago, for an extended visit with her son, A.

G. Sandblom, of Walnut avenue. T. Jefterry and family are solourn-ing at Ocean Park for the balance of the heated term. Miss Blanche Lashlee, a student at the State Normal School In Los Angeles, is in the city for a visit with friends and relatives.

Monrovia. RS. PHILLIPS and MISS PHILLIPS of Los Angeles spent Monday and Tuesday with Miss Good man. Mrs. W.

F. Burr, Miss Gladys and Myron ate spending a few weeks at Long Beach. Rev. F. D.

Mather spent the week at Long Beach. Miss Ethel Hall Is visiting friends in Los Angeles. P. Q. Cartler and family have returned from Redlands.

Prof. M. R. Williams and family ere taking a vacation in San Gabriel Canon. Mr.

and Mrs. A. W. Roese have returned from a fortnight at Avalon. Jesse Pev'er, Lewis Anderson and Frank Tripp have returned from a two-weeks' mountain trip.

Mrs. Woolley. Miss Lettle Wllkenson, Dr. Joseph Wells, Pardon Woolley and Percy Peto are taking a ten days' outing at Catalina. Miss Adda Walker of Hanford is the guest of Mrs.

J. IX Guy. Mrs. Fa nee has gone to Catalina for a short visit, Miss Mary Smith is spending a week at Long Beach. Mr.

and Mrs. J. P. Spence are spending a fevr days at Long Beach. Miss Laura Dee is spending a week with relatives in Los Angeles, Mr.

and Mrs. J. B. Harris have gone to St. Louis for a short visit Mr.

and Mrs. W. Bolnley have moved to Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs, Hardy C.

Harris and son are spending a few days at Hollywood. Mr. and Mrs. H. Bowerman have returned from a fortnight's visit at Avalon.

Mrs. C. M. Guthrie and daughters havn taken a cottage at Long Beach for An gust. J.

E. Trahan and daunhter. Mini Edith, who spent two month In Monrovia, have returned to their home In Le'iyette, Im. 1. Louise Deacon cf P.acln Ontario.

MR. AND MRS. J. T. LINDLET returned Friday -morning from a six weeks' visit with relatives la Wisconsin.

Mrs. G. Ray Horton of Los Angeles Is a guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.

Horton. Mrs. R. A. Campbell is sojourning at Long Beach.

Miss Hewitt is spending the summer at San Diego. J. B. Oldrleve has gone to England, en route to South Africa, where he will make his home with his daughter. Miss Addie Freeman is visiting her brother in Santa Ana.

Mrs. S. C. Bufflngton. is spending; a few weeks in Smithshlre, 111.

Mrs. F. H. Hewitt and Miss Florence Hewitt leave tomorrow for a month's outing at Long Beach. Miss Florence White has returned to Chlno, after a short visit with Miss Agnes Taylor.

Mrs. M. Schwatka left Friday for a six weeks' visit with her sister la the North. Miss Mamie Van Wie has returned from Los Angeles, where Bhe spent three weeks with friends. Misses Katherlne Brady and Miriam Werswlck have returned to Los Angeles after a pleasant visit with Miss Clara Garbutt.

Mr. an.i Mrs. J. B. Moores left Friday for a week's outing at Long Beach.

Pomona. MISS NELLIE DICKINSON Will leave tomorrow for a trip to Santa Monica and Long Beach. Marvin L. Bostic and W. Fleming1 are at CataMna for a few days.

Allen P. Nichols, Charles E. Walker I S. D. Moles and their families are at Bluff Lake for a 'month's outing.

Mr. and Mrs. E. German are spending their vacation at Laguna Beach. Mrs.

S. M. Haskell is spending Sun- day at Catalina. I Frank L. Palmer and family left for their Avalon camp Friday.

1 Dr. Frank Garcelon, Mrs. Garcelon, Miss Garcelon, Harrle Garcelon and F. R. Lewis are sojourning at Catalina.

Mr. and Mrs. George P. Barnett have returned from a month's trip to North- ern California. Miss Edith White of Los Angeles is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mrs, Fred E.

Browne, 1 Mr. and Mrs- A. 'Lorbeer- left Tuesday for an eastern trip. will spend some time with Mr. Lor-, beer's brother-in-law, Harry- J.

Tre-' maiin, of Hotel Deardorf, Algona, Iowa, MIrs Edna Hampshire will soon leave for Berkeley, where she will enter the State university. W. H. Patterson and family are at Lytle Creek Cafion. Miss Julia Steffa entertained friends at dinner Wednesday evening In honor of Miss Huntley of Pasadena.

Miss M. Laura Whitlock of Los Angeles visited Mrs. Carlton Seaver last week. Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas Campbell and Miss Fay Campbell are at Lyue Creek for a week. Mrs. F. G. Herman and Miss Carrie Herman went to Long Beach Wednesday to remain two weeks.

Mrs. M. S. Moles and Edward Moles started for Madison, on Wednesday. Mr.

Moles is planning to attend the University of Wisonsln the coming year. San Bernardino. nlRS. CHARLES M. HAUF and Ylsons are at Santa Monica.

Mrs. Thomas Pyle has gone to San Diego to reside. Mrs. D. and the Mlsseaj Scott are at Redondo for a stay of several weeks.

Mrs. J. LaGue and daughter visited friends in Los Angeles the past week. Miss Florence Marshall is at Ocean-side. Miss Flossie Annable is -slsitlng relatives In Pasadena.

F. M. Clark is at Tent City. Mrs. Belle Rogers visited friends in Los Angeies tne pasi weex.

Miss Eva Oldaker left Monday for Toronto, where she will spend several months with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Parsons spent the past week at Redondo. The Misses Mlchelson of Phoenix, are visiting their Bister, Mrs. Samuel Friedman. E. E.

Katz, and Miss Helen Lothrop were married here today. N. Morrow and family are at Re- Mr. and Mrs. J.

W. Curtis and, daughter are at Long Beach. Mrs. G. H.

Btibllta is vlsitinff relatives at Oceanside. Mrs. C. D. Whltcomb is at Tent City.

Mrs. E. V. Price visited relatives at Pomona the past week. Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Woodllng, who were married recently in Bloomtngton, 111., have come here to reside. Mrs. Margaret Kirk Is visiting relatives In Seattle. Mr.

and Mrsj Joseph Dowie of Sacra- mento were guests the past week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Mespelt. Miss Grace Dobson visited relatives In Los Angeles the past week.

S. E. Plerson and family are at Lon Beach. Miss Cora Fink is visiting friends at Enrlnitas. Mrs.

0. A. Allen is at Tent City. Th Misses Hooper are at Long Beath for a month's stay. Mrs.

Emily Strobrtdge and Miss Ina Grubbs are at Redondo. Miss Jeanette Davidson Is onjoyit.ff a vacation at the seaside resorts. Mrs.F. W. Gregg and her brother, 1: 1.4..

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i tcjumui aft ffaSatt A1 4 to friend at 1000 West Pico this city, where the groom is a member of the firm of Hamilton Baker on Spring street Pnr Prof, ana Mrs. Torrey. rrahhfi received Thursday evening at their home on East Twentietn sireei Prof, and Mrs. Harry Beal Torrey. Mrs.

Torrey will be remembered as the daughter of Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Crabbe, and the marriage of the young people was one of the church weddings of last month. Thursday evening's guests were members of the church over which Mr.

Crabbe Is pastor, and other friends. Orchestral music was a feature of the evening, and dainty refreshments were served by Christopher. Prof, and Mrs. Torrey will leave for Berkeley Wednesday, where they will reside at No. 2737 Dwlght Way.

Al Fresco Luncheon. Mrs. O. H. Burbridge gave a daintily-appointed al fresco luncheon at her new home, No.

2080 West Adams street, the table being set under an immense overhanging acacia tree. The color scheme was pink. The guests were tionr MlBtieth Forbes. Dor- othy Groff. Alice Groff.

Lulu Buckley, Delia Buckley, leucine xeovy, vtemuue Keller and Mabelle Burbridge. Little Folks' Success. TtiA nniiian Pnrnpf branch Dra- 1 I1C VVIU Lll wa Aiia "rt.vi mi unrlep the manaire- 1I1U.L1U ment of Edgar Thompson, repeated "Alice of Ola vincennes, uranianacu. and adapted to children by Walter uo at ih hoaflniinrtprn of the Sun shine Society, No. 216 West Adams street, beiore a pactiea huusu.

iub play was given with sparkle and vim. nQ rcnriered bv Miss Lulu Bar ker, Marlon McClure, Verona Spell- meyer, and Master unaries nosers. Miss Guln and Mildred McClure charmed the their sweet voices. An admittance fee of 5 cents was charged, and, the society found Itself richer by several dollars, which will be used Tor a family of seven to give them a much-needed outing at the beach. The cast was as louows: Alice Rousslon, Alice Hay; Lieut.

Beverly, Margaret Widner, Capt. Farnsworth, Margaret Widner; Col. Hamilton, Verona 'Spellmeyer; Father Beret and Long Hair, Raymond Fuller; Capt. Helm, Georgia Howe; Capt. Clark, Ross Darrow.

Synopsis of scenes: Act I. near Roussllon Place; Act II, Col. Hamilton's quarters; Act III, In the wilderness; Act IV. Scene I. a room in the fort; Scene H.

outside the fort; Act within the stockade. "Star Spangled Banner." Van Der- Sluis-Bowennan. A pretty home wedding occurred Thursdav evening at the residence of Mrs. J. E.

Lane, No. 928 East Forty-seventh treet, the contracting parties being Miss Sarah Bowerman, daughter of Richard Bowerman of No. 821 East Forty-seventh street, and Sikke Van Der Sluls. The ceremony was performed in the prettily-decorated parlors, In the presence of a large company of friends and relatives, by Rev. W.

H. Doggett, rector of St. Luke's Episicopal Church. The bride was gowned in white organdie and carried a shower bouquet of white carnations and maidenhair ferns. The maid of honor was Miss Bessie Lewis, who also wore white.

The groom was attended- by Max; 'Ames. After the wedding ceremonies an elaborate supper was served. Mr. "and Mrs. Van Der Sluls will spend a brief period at one of the popular summer resorts, and will be at home to their friends after August 10, at No.

821 East Forty-seventh street. Skinner-Lucus. Miss Ada Lucus of No. 1016 South Olive street, this city, and C. R.

Skin ner, M.D., of San DiCgo, were quietly married at 6:30 o'clock Friday even- ing by Rev. Dr. R. S. Cantine, at his residence on West Ninth street.

The ceremony was witnessed by the Immediate relatives only. After a short trip. Dr. and Mrs. Skinner will reside in San where the groom is In practice.

Birthday Party. Ethel Cleveland entertained a few little friends Saturday afternoon at her home. No. 4408 Vermont avenue, the event being her fifth birthday. Refreshments were served in the dining-room, which was prettily decorated with pink and green, and the birthday cake was ornamented with five lighted candles.

Those present were Jean Sykes. Marabel- Maben, Ruth and Edith Gllllland. Earl Cannon, and Harry Swcarlngen. Children's Party. 1 Mrs.

E. O. Simons entertained With a children's party at her residence. No. $05 South Boyle avenue Wednesday afternoon In honor of her son, Joe's, birthday.

The hostess was assisted In entertaining by Florence Browning and Nano Whittelsey. An awning was erected oyer the lawn, where the litttle folks spent a merry afternoon. Re freshments were served In the dining-room, which was decorated with carnations and ferns. The children and mothers present were Dorothy Mltrh-el. Melva Flshbeck, Helen and Edna Coons.

Kathryn Fraser. Howard Stra-bel. Peter Manvesin. Harry Johnston, Elmer Johnston, Andrew Patterson lUrtley Fraser and Edward Jar vis-' Mnv. Strabel.

Manveiln. Johnston' MItchel, Fluhbecx, Coons, Fraser Jar-vis and Patterson. Marsh-Spreclier. Miss Theolor M. Pprecher and Jiiirpn cr Pioprulrs.

Aril Whittier." AMONG the Whittier people at Long Beach are Mayor C. W. Clayton and family, Mr. and Mrs. O.

M. Sonden and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.

Stafford, Miss Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sharff, Mr. and. Mrs.

A. H. Dunlap, and Mrs. Peter Crook, Mrs. C.

St. Johns and sons. Mrs. Robert B. Way and children and Messrs.

Stafford. Dr. and Mrs. W. L.

Newlln started Friday for Catalina and Santa Barbara, expecting to be absent about ten days. A Jolly party of young people started Tuesday for San Gabriel Canon, planning to camp at that cool and delightful resort for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. George Hunnlcutt chaperoned the party.

Mr. and Mrs. David Wnlte and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Adell are at Verdugo Canon for a short outing.

Mr. and Mrs. Will A. Smith and son returned Wednesday from an outing at the beach. Mrs.

Jesse Llddell has returned from a visit with Mr. Liddell's mother at Long. Beach. Mrs. -Minnie returned after a fortnight at Los Angeles.

Miss Emma Bristol is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Griffin of East Whittier." Rivera.

WILLIAM MOSS and family are back from San Juan Springs. H. L. Montgomery, S. M.

Smith and Robert Reynolds, with their respective families, started yesterday for Laguna Bay to be gone several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Moyse have Joined Mrs. Wood and family at Sturtevant's Camp, Mt.

Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. J. A.

Garrison. Frank Garrison, Mrs. Marlin, Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Wilkins and William Wood 1 started started yesterday for San Ga- brlel Canon. A. A. White, William Witheron and and families left for the same point ThursdayJ O.

S. Burke and George Murphy started Thursday evening with their families for Catalina. Mrs. Goode and family and J. Magill and family are at Long Beach.

And there are "more to follow" this week. I The pupils of Mrs. Jessie Cole-Hardi-son entertained their friends in Burke's Hall Monday afternoon with a select programme composed exclusively of the works of Eugene Field. Covina. R.

AND MRS. DREHER of Pomona were guests Sunday of their -'-daughter, Mrs. jr. E. Dudrlerar.

G. C. Ostrander and famjly have re- turned from Long Beach and are now occupying a cottage on West College I street. Mrs. Caroline Amos of Los Angeles.

formerly a teacher In the Covina schools. Is' the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.

Chesebro. i A. P. Kerckhoft leaves next week for I San Luis Obispo, where he will fpend August with his wife and family.V Mr. and Mrs.

E. P. Warner In company with Rev. and Mrs. E.

J. Inwood of Los Angeles, leave Monday for a 1 camping trip to Bear Valley. Mr. and Mrs. F.

M. Douglass have returned from a three weeks' stay at Long Beach. 1 J. C. Hutcninson, assisvani ctsiuer ui the First National Bank, will leave tomorrow for his summer vacation.

Joining a party of Covina campers in the San Gabriel Cation. D. Blanchard left yesterday on. a camping trip in San Gabriel Canon. Riverside.

MISS MATIE DYER entertained a company of Tuesday evening at her home on South Main street, on the occasion of a birthday anniversary. Miss Esther Stebbins is visiting her aunt. Mrs. George T. Frost, in San FMr.Cand Mrs.

J. A. Slmms and sons are camping at Fredalba Park. Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Peters are en-Joying an outing at their ranch at Ywa'Le Ennor has returned from a business trip to the northern part of Mrs!" George P. "Ward and Miss Eunice Ward are visiting friends in Mrf j. Plesott and Miss Winifred Flggott left Tuesday for San Luis Obispo, where Mr.

PIggott has engaged In business. Mr. and Mrs. F. D.

Ellis are at Coro- JdCJ. Schmitker left Monday for Crlp-t le' Creek, here he goes as iv delegate to the meeting of the head camp of the Woodmen of the World. Rev D. L. Macquarrie left Monday on an' extended eastern trip.

Rev. and Mrs. M. Dotten and Jack Dotten left Monday on an outing trip 'Vand Mrs. George L.

Vinter-botham are at Catalina for an extended '''y'in was a the we at the bme of Mr. arid Jlrs. V. til lianoot k. jitr.ry J.

LvaUai acl Xlm W.l B. eastern cities. Mr. and Mrs. William Meek announce the engagement of their daugh ter, Adeline N.

Meek, to Homer w. Glidden of Chicago, the wedding to take pjaee In September. Miss Violet Hay and Miss Edith Hemphill returned Monday after a three weeks' visit In San Francisco and White Sulphur Mr. and Mrs. George I.

Cochran are occupying their cottage at Ocean Park for the month of August. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turner Coley of No. 1713 Nicollet avenue, Minneapolis, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Daisy Holt, to Dr.

Harry Storrs Miles of Los Angeles. The wedding will take place September 3 at tne nome or me orme. Mrs. George J. Lund and family returned Thursday from a month's outing at Ocean Park.

Misses May Torrey and Edna Gates of this city and Miss Martha Sterling of Washington, left yesterday for an -outing-at Avalon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Webster ana sons are loated at No.

25 Kinney street, Oean Park, for the month of August Mrs. Harry Slegel and the Mlssea Siegel are at the Metropole, Avalon, for the season. Mr. and Mrs. Charles G.

Willis anl son, Roy, have returned from an eastern visit, which included prince Edward's Island, Canada. L. of Canada returned with them. Mrs. Samuel C.

Baxter and son, cast- ner, left yesterday for Sulphur Moun tain Springs. They win remain sev eral weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas IL S.

Peck have gone to San Francisco to visit their son, Edwin C. Peck. Mrs. D. H.

Morrison and Miss Mauae Richards left the city yesterday for a sojourn of a few weeks in the Sierra Madre Mountains. Mr. and Mrs. J. S.

Horsfall and daughter of No. 1137 West Seventeenth street, have left for San Francisco and other points of interest. A party of young jadies, who have returned from Coronado, are the Misses Lola Fink. Evelyn B. Armstrong, Ma rie Killian, Lena Moss Terrell and LB-retta Riddell.

Mrs. E. Davis chaperoned the party, who are stopping at the iMaaeau. The young people's lodge of the Fra ternal Brotherhood, Rosebud Lodge, No. 219, gave a successful midsummer dance a the Woman's Club House Monday evening.

There was a large at tendance. Mrs. W. A. Rbthwell of St.

Louis, and Miss Cope have gone to Catalina to remain a few weeks. Mrs. Rothwell Is the wife of Hon. Will A. Rothwell, who was recently elected chairman of the Democratic State Committee of Missouri.

Mr. Rothwell will be In Los Angeles in a few days for a short stay with his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George F. Cope, No.

2301 Bellevue avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith and Miss Genevieve Smith are now occupy ing the residence of Hon.

Nelson Story, corner of Adams and Severance streets. Mr. and Mrs. Frank K. Wilson and Miss Angel V.

Miles returned from Catalina Thursday. W. B. Kemper and family have taken the "Duncan Cottage," Fourth and Nevada streets, at Santa Monica, for the season. Mrs.

J. C. Cunningham has returned from a four, months' trip through the northern part of the State. Mr. and Mrs.

Ben It- Clark have moved Into their new home at No. 1029 East Twenty-ninth street. Miss Margaret Kyle of Princeton, 111.. Is the guest of Miss Jennie Hagan, No. 1924 Oak street.

Col. Freeman G. Teed, who has been away for the past two months, visiting the Vichy Hot Springs ior the benefit of his health, has returned to Los Angeles. Col. and Mrs.

Teed are again located at Hotel Rosslyn. A Jolly party, chaperoned by Mrs. Donahue, have returned from a three weeks' trip through the Yosemlte. Those who climbed the highest peaks are Misses Kate McCarthy, Maurie Elliott, Stella Ingram, Katherlne Exton, Frances Lawton. Nora Desmond, Anna Desmond and Messrs.

Martin Gress, Haymen, S. B. Bailey, Prof. Terklns and Prof. Judson of Pasadena, Dr.

George Kyts and Master Lester Donahue. Bank Stock Paper Union Make. Th union lniJoTw Pnx Stock piper beUM it mid bjr union labor. Cash Registers, 450 S. Spring.

Kew an4 Mccnd-huid. Eur ternuh I 1 Valuable Collection of Picture. Bwj th tory of rrranot d'we of nxxVm tlm hr gfntltrt 10 cmi Th tt th Snti Wirt of "Marttninu. St. Vlnitnt ni I'aniBb Vttat and othvr mrta, i ollow.

HAVB yo ui4 CTtal Itifh baJ! Glnsw Aiaf FC'R cfedce lots, tr Sir Angeies yesieraay Saturday) morning. Their home for the present will be with Mr. and Mrs. W. C.

Patterson. Mrs. Millie Bufflngton of No. 2103 South Grand avenue, who recently recovered from a severe Illness, sunered a relapse and is in. a serious condition at the California Hospital.

Mrs. Myrtle Thompson and daughter, Nellie, of No. 2030 East First street, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Lilian Gilbert, have gone to Portland. for an extended visit with their father.

They left by steamer for the benefit of Mrs. Gilbert's health. Miss Denren and Miss Parsons, principals of the Girls' Collegiate School, have returned home, after spending several delightful weeks at the Grand Canon of Arizona. Mrs. Jesse R.

TJmsted and Mrs. Walter N. Umsted will receive during Fridays In August Mr. and Mrs. I.

B. Van Nuys nd family and Mr. and Mrs. W. G.

Kerck-fcofT and family are among. the Los Angeles people who will spend August at Redondo. They will leave the city early In the week. Mrs. Granville MacGowan entertained a arty of friends at the theater Monday evening, the guests being Mrs.

F. H. McCormick and Miss McCormick of Alameda, i Mrs. M. A.

BriggsT Miss Donna Telter, Miss Wol-. ters. Messrs. Volnfy Howard, Norwood Howard. Joe Eastoix Lang Easton, Dr.

Coffey. Mrs. W. J. I'oole and Miss Alice C.

Vlalt have retnrned from Catalina, after a plensant outing. Z. E. Wise and MUs Pel Edwarls wore married In Oakland July 19. Mr.

M-e Is well known In this city, has mary friends. Mr. and Mrs. WU will rn-Md In Han FramMwo. The Miwsea Ada and Kate Raund-rs of No.

South Workman rtreet have gone to Caunna for a month's out-Inr. Dr. J. C. Boinman has recovered fnm scl ts aisle to ut efsia.

i I were married Wednesday night at th Van Nuys Hotel, Jn this city, by F.ev G-orre Jlouah, Junior puslor of the First Episcopal Church. The l-rMe and itroorn wi nrronmanii. Mrs. Chalks C'caman, l'uj ji..