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part Society (Continued from Tata Two! Gamut club house. The affair was opened with the grand inarch, which was followed by i dancing, and during intermissions several numbers were sung by the club. A large tree with a "joke" for each guest was one of the features of the evening, and a. handsome gold watch was presented to J. K.

Dupuy, the musical director. The hosts of the evening were "Will Abbott, R. H. Arbury, H. Bell, Leo C.

Bergin, Vernon Campbell, H. B. Charlton, Roy Charlton, E. A. Collins, S.

B. Cook, F. B. Dunwell, J. P.

Dupuy, Charles W. Hatch, O. C. Howland, C. P.

Longwell, Walter E. Lord, Elmer F. Marsh, Dr. G. G.

Miller, E. J. Ovlngton, T. T. Power, Richard R.

Ronan, W. B. Seller, Bert Stock, C. F. Stetson, H.

F. Stevens and A. J. Stlnton. Miss Ruth Kays of Beacon street will entertain with an Informal tea Wednesday in compliment to her house guest.

Sara Sheerln of Indiana, who is visiting her for several weeks. Miss Isabel Bethune of Bonnie Brae street ls spending the week at Fairmont, La Crescenta. Mrs. Leon F. Moss will be home Informally to friends January 11 at her home ln Lake street.

Dr. and Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow are entertaining with a new year's house party at Sierra Madre, their guests being Bishop and Mrs. Joseh H. Johnson, Miss Gladys Morrell of Chicago, Dr.

Bertrand Smith and Ralph Earl. Mrs. Clara Shortrldge Foltz left Friday for San Francisco, where she spent New Year's day with her brother, Samuel M. Shortrldge, ln Menlo Park. Mrs.

Foltz, who will return Tuesday, will be accompanied by her mother, who has been visiting her son, Senator Shortrldge, at San Jose. Mr. and Mrs. William Hugh Sibbald of the Zelda apartments entertained with cards and dancing last evening, Invitations were Issued to 100 guests. Among those present were: Mr.

and Mrs. W. W. Worthing, Mr. and Mrs.

V. R. Salinger, Judge and Mrs. William Fredericks, Mr. and Mrs.

R. T. Harris of Tonopah, Dr. and Mrs. O.

C. Welbourn, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rittlngsteln, Mr. and Mrs.

E. G. Mr. and Mrs. R.

A. Wynne, Mr. and Mrs. Prank Ralff, Miss Frances Ralff, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Blumenberg, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larritt, Mr. and Mrs. C.

B. Van Landlngham, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.

Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perilne, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Lawrence, Miss, Plna Welbourn, Mrs.

D. E. Smith of Grand Canyon, Mr. and Mrs. C.

I. Perrlne, Mr. and Mrs. Will Loughbon, Mr. and Mrs." Will Loughbon, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Moore, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip D. Wilson, Mr.

and Mrs. Hi W. Lachet, Mr. and Mrs. C.

A. Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. William Jenks, Dr. and Mrs.

C. B. McCollum, Mr. and Mrs. George Somarlndyck, Mr.

and Mrs. Lewis Ellison, Mr. and Mrs. George Graham, Mr. and Mrs.

E. H. Porter, Mr. and Mrs. George Lawrence, Dr.

and Mrs. W. W. Hoagland, Dr. and Mrs.

H. E. Southworth, Miss Helen Wagner and Miss Gertrude Bagley of Ogden, Utah; Mrs. Emily Holstein, Mrs. Earl Adams, Mrs.

Emma Shannon, Miss Ann Klusman, Mrs. William Jenklnson, Dr. C. True, Dr. C.

R. Cheney, Dr. Albert H. Winters and Messrs. James Moore, Henry Moore, C.

A. Webster, Chester Olmstead, Paul Stanfey of Long Beach, Stanley Anderson of Hollywood, E. D. Parker, William Blaikle of San Francisco and Charles Moore. Formal announcement of the engagement of Miss Annye Green and Eugene Cohn was made Friday night to relatives and friends gathered at the home of Miss Green's brother and sister-in-law, Mr.

and Mrs. Leo Green, In Twenty-eighth street. The company, numbering about thirty, had been asked to New Year's festivities, and when, as the clock chimed 12, the botrothal, which had been a secret, was announced the surprise was genuine and complete. An engagement party will be-tendered the'affianced couple on the return from San Francisco of Miss Hulda Green, Miss Annye's sister, and at that time announcement will be made of the date chosen for the marriage. Kappa Kappa Gamma Alumnae association entertained Its members and friends with a-party at the Belasco Thursday afterncton, among the guests being many Kappas home from Stanlord and Berkeley for the.

holidays. Mrs. C. B. Woodhead entertained the Stanford Kappas at luncheon before the Mrs.

Stephen Arnold Kendall of South Alvarado street has Issued In-' vitations for the marriage of her daughter. Miss Maybelle, and Vernon Goodwin, the ceremony to take place In the Church of the Angels, January 15. One of the Jolly Christmas tree parties of the was given by Miss Myrtle Godfrey Monday afternoon to the members of the alumni associationof the College of Fine Arts, U. S. of which she is an officer.

The festivities were held at the home of Miss Godfrey's sister, Mrs. Addison on West Adams The home was elaborately decorated with streamers of greenery, holly and mistletoe, and a large tree, gaily decorated, occupied the place of honor. the distribution of presents refreshments were served in the dining room, which had been adorned with autumn leaves. I who enjoyed Miss Godfrey's hospitality were Miss Jessie Downey Jones, Miss Alma Cook, Miss Arley Gordon Tottenham, Miss Nelly E. Hunter, Miss" Florence M.

Winter, Miss Katherine Sorenson, Miss Hlldah Sorenson, Miss Ava Wells, Miss Mamie Lee, Miss Edna Marlon Blumve, Miss Edith Mrs. Addison Day and Master Herbert Day. Members of the Gamma Delta Phi fraternity held their annual party at the country home of W. B. Wood in the San Gabriel boulevard the past week.

The house was decorated uniquely in the club colors, dark red and green. At the banquet Tuesday evening the, members of the club responded to the following toasts: "Our Past Friendships," Cammerer; "Gamma Delta Phi," Herbert S. Wood; "Our Future," Melvin Hoover; "Our Sweethearts Charles L. Atkins; "Our Hostess," William Cooper. Frank Llllard, the president, officiated as Besides the club members those present were Miss Helen Moore, Miss Esther Hoover, Miss Marguerite Goodwin, Miss Pay Pettit, Miss Helen Newton and Miss Verna Mac Wright.

Mrs. Stephen S. "Wilder of Hobart boulevard was hostess Friday afternoon at a handsomely appointed program re', ception. Mrs. Wilder was assisted by Mrs.

J. Waters, Mrs. P. G. Hubert, Mrs.

Wallace Spinks, -Mis. Fred Hooker Jones Mrs. Oliver P. Clark, Mrs. P.

Probagco, Ralph 11. Holmes and Mrs W. S. Pleas. of the afternoon was an Interpretative recital presented by Miss Cora Mcl ration, who road Percy MacKaye's "Mater." In the evening Mrs.

Wilder entertained the Los Whist club, the guests staying to watch the old year out and the new year ln. Mr. and Mrs. O. H.

Churchill of South Figueroa street entertained with a family dinner Christmas day. Covers Wero laid for Mrs. Nora McCartney, Mr. and Mrs. David McCartney and baby daughter, Barbara; Fred McCartney, Miss Dugan, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Lunceford, Mr. and Mrs. T. A.

Churchill, Miss Pearl Churchill, Miss Mollie Churchill and Master Churchill. Mrs. James Emerson Gee and Mrs. Bernard Potter have issued Invitations for a bridge luncheon to be given January 14. Mrs.

Charles T. Reilly was hostess yesterday at her home ln Nolden street at a shoVer given in compliment to Miss Nellie Crelgh, whose marriage with Frank Sharp will be solemnized this month. Guests were Mrs. Walter Ellis, Mrs. J.

A. Crocker, Mrs. Joseph Sharp, Mis. Lucian Ganahl, Mrs. Wesley Barr, Mrs.

E. J. Kelfer, Mrs. Urban Mandin of San Francisco, Mica Anna Crelgh, Miss Mary Youle, Miss Mamie Cross. Miss Alma Dodge, Miss Gertrude Tucker, Miss Ida Mead, Miss Louise Ganahl and Miss Agnes Ganahl.

The same afternoon Mr. Reilly was host at a stag party, the guests, who were entertained in his den, being Messrs. Joseph Sharp, Frank Sharp, Gaston Wesley Barr, Walter Ellis, J. A. Crocker and E.

J. Kelfer. Announcement Is made of the marriage of Miss Laura Griggs, daughter Perry Griggs, and Walter Scott Saunders, which was solemnized at the home of the bride in West Second street Wednesday at noon. Rev. Charles Murphy of St.

Athenasious Episcopal church officiating. The wedding music from "Lohengrin" was played by Miss Alice Webster. The bride, who was unattended, wore white me3saline, cut en train, and carried shower bouquet of roses and lilies of the valley. She was given in marriage by her father. After the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served, after which Mr.

and Mrs. Saunders left for a tour of Southern California. They will be at home to friends In Glendale after March 1. J.OS -ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY rMORNING. JANUARY 2, 1910.

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Broad- I way. We Must Find a Home for Every Piano in I Stock Before Home for to Remodel Our Our Stock Before We Begin to Remodel Our jwRL luffw i Building Our Salesrooms Must Be Cleared ll Completely in a Few Days. I No Time to Lose Now-Be Prompt i There Are Real Bargains Here for I Every One Who Longs for a Piano li mm i. IWe -haven't any time to remodeling of our present storerooms must begin almost immediately. 1 We are obliged to vacate our present quarters, and transfer our place of business temporarily to the housev 1 at Seventh and Flower streets, where we have had our studios.

Every piano in our present sample and 1 display line must sold at prices that will.mean a positive loss to us in many cases. We cannot 1 afford to move them to a warehouse and store them, and they can't remain where they are now, for the I dust and dirt of alteration work would ruin them. And our present warehouse is crowded to the doors, i with several more carloads of pianos due to arrive in the near future. So you see quick our on the point we're I striving for. yy.

-1 I Have you room for a piano in your home? Will you store one for us? If you.ever hope to own a piano, this is your opportunity. I hink I 0 cash will place the piano in your balance can be arranged in the very smallest kind of 1.25 to a week- 1 1 according to the 'piano you prefer and the amount you may be willing to pay us between now and the last of January. I I not going to haggle about the not going to tack on a lot of not be a cent extra for you to cash is all that will be needed to place a piano in your home. Six Months' Three Hundred and 'ffipVpTHf Music Lessons IvJCyJCy 'Sixty-five 1 J. 3 1 illLlfe'' If you will agree to make your payments at our store, in We mean that within one year, if you are not satisfied MM 1 that way saving us the expense of a collector, the benefit with any piano you select, you may exchange it on any JBCTJpP'a new piano in our house.

In other words, WE I reCe'Ve' ANTEE SATISFACTION. We are out of the high-rent district, and you will find We have discounted every possible discount. Present 1 our prices in a regular way are lower than other houses, manufacturer's check to get the benefit of the above mm I and now we have made this big cut to induce you to buy prices, as we are discounting the amount which has a piano a prices never before equaled, and, you will allowed us for advertising. You owe an investigation to agree with us, terms never heard of before. yourself.

These Are the Prices That Make Buying Easy Now li il $200 to $300 Pianos We Represent More Than We Are Out of the High Rent Thirty Different Makes N0W.5125 tO District. Lowest Prices Always II 1 $200 to $300 Pianos I if We Represent More Than (tMTC Thirty Different Makes NoW $125 tO $175 District. Lowest Prices Always 1, lIIIIW $250 to $350 ow siSSt 0O t0 Now $175 t0 I Pianos iWW WUV $200 Pianos $250 -S2siQ every piano must go, both new and used, regardless of profit. Remember, no matter" how low the price, we fully GUARANTEE SATISFACTION. You have a ll lull year in which to test any piano you buy from us.

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