The San Bernardino County Sun from San Bernardino, California • Page 9

SOCIETY and NEWS OF INTEREST to WOMEN t. IlTTXTTTTJI-n WINIFRED Clubs, Music and Art Book Reviews, Fashions By MARTIN I I I III I 1 1 11 I Kndge Club Members cards decorated la gold and black JANUARY 14 Beautiful Ceremony Job Daughters to Have Visit from the Grand Messenger in conventional design. Bridg was played la tb aim, nine later. A very lovely trophy, a Dr. Harold O.Erwin and Gladys Brewen Will Wed This Morning From quiet horn and first b.

ginning. Out to the undiscovered ends. There's nothing worth the wear of winning But laughter and th lore of Anonymous. pay an official visit to th (roup. There will be refreihmenta for tb girls and to ths aftarnooa th Saa Bernardino chapter members trill to to Rlversld to attend tb Inspection meeting of that chapter.

All members of O. E. 8. aad the Masonic orders are Invited to th Saturday moralnt meeting. table ban ta th form ef a Mlsataa bU on standard, waa wea by Mrs.

Ernest Hammer and Mia. Horace rlfTS DAUGHTERS WIU meet Bstarday morning at o'clock at ataaoale temple for inspection M. Hays received the dainty mou- DR. HAROLD O. EKW1N and Mix Gladys Brewen will take a step further thla moraine; In cholr which was th second favor.

by the Grand II esses rer, who will Everybody Has Happy Time at Everbody's Luncheon at Hotel A COMPANY of seventy-five formed a luncheon party at the California hotel yesterday, and Indulged In bridge for an hour afterward, the management kindly clearing space for the large number of tables needed In the dining-room after the luncheon hour. (Several other luncheon parties were enjoying themselves also, and tha big room was very animated and attractive with so many feminine folks In evidence. It was a beautiful day too, and the windows looking over the park let In the glorious sunshine and beauty of the trees. the happy romance la which Gen Members of th dub wh hav the delightful times together ar Mea Luncheon Guests of Mrs. Fuller rIK circle of friends who plsy bridge on Fridays, fortnightly.

'lth a luncheon, preliminary to the tournament, were delightfully entertained yeaterdsy by Mra Char(1 p. Fuller, who has been a frequent and popular guest of the Mn Fuller Invited the members to lunch with hsr at tha California where they found places at 1 o'clock, at a large beautifully dressed table In ths northeast of the hure dining room. Fra-Krant narcissus ta tall vases deco eral Cupid Involved them som Redwood AuxiMsry VIH tmH This Afterneen Redwood Auxiliary will meet this dames George W. Wolfe, Horace M. montha ago, when they exchanged maniac vows.

The aeal of approv afternoon at 1 o'clock ta th usual al wma placed upon their Sons of Love, by the many frlenda of the well known young people, who evl danced It In the warm eongrarola I 1 1 VJ tlona and the numeroni eourtealea Hays, Homer R. Scott. J. B. Clay, pool.

Ernest Hammer. O. W. Yates, Douglaa Champioa. E.

M. Lash. M. B. Clark, R.

W. Peas. Haael Gull-foyle. Miss Sylvia Sloan. Gte City Chapter te Meat Twiiaht Gate City chanter, O.

E. will meet tonight for the regular chanter which win be th first aieettag with th new officers ta charge. After the chapter there will be a social hour aad re freshmen ta neaucea mces for tb bride-elect which began Immediately after the engagement an place. Labor Temple. Important business will corns up for discussion.

Tepeka VIsHer st thd DuBols Home-Mi Kate Hayden of Topeka. Kan, Is a guest at tha home of her sister, Mrs. F. M. DuBols.

at 1111 street, and win spend th winter In California. nouncement. The acen of the ceremony this morning will be the parsonage of the Flrat Congregational church la rated the table and candles, while In the center stood a candy basket made by the ctever chef of the hotel, which waa filled with French pastry. Places were msrked with Someone suggested aa Impromptu, Informal get-together luncheon at tb hotel for yesterday, and the happy thought traveled faster than the wireless. In consequence at It, on an lODwear street.

In which both Dr. Erwln and his bride are members. The the arrivals began, and there was Rev. Henry B. Mowbray, paator of much busy visiting until more than the church, will pronounce the all- QO drastic are the price redno half aa hour later, when the suffl important words, the Impressive ABBOTT'S tions in our January Clear double ring service, to be the form.

dent dlnlngroom space was ready for the company grouped at the Tb parents and Immediate rela Marks Installation in Sunshine Temple MANY members' and visitor from Highland, Riverside, and San Bernardino Temples attended the beautiful Installation ceremonies of Sunshine Temple Pythian 8lter, In Pacific hall. Grand Chief, Clara Brouae of Riverside, acted In the capacity ot Installing Officer, assisted by Past District Deputy, Ella Johnson of Riverside, who acted aa Grand Senior, and Elisabeth Voorhees of Riverside who acted aa Grand Manager. The musician of Riverside Temple, Mrs. Leo Pin free, also as-slated In the ceremonials. The following officers were Installed for HIT: -Past Chief Eva Sweetwood.

Most Excellent Chief Louis Wall. Excellent Senior Mary Henrique. Excellent Junior Ethel Young Manager Viola Currier. Protector Nellie Stout. Outer Guard Haael Bonn.

Mistress of Records and CorrespondenceBelle Schwarts, Mistress of Finance Katharine Kenton. Installing Officer Minnie Hancock. Trusts Ella McKlm. At tb conclusion of tb ceremonials tb Riverside musician, Mrs, Plngre played the new Pythian Bisters' march and song which was composed by 8 liter L. M.

Henry ot Chicago and approved and adopted by the recent Supreme Lodge convention held In Chicago. The march as artistically rendered by Mrs. Plngree was enthusiastically received. In behalf of Sunshine Temple, Sister May Baldwin, la a happy manner presented the Installing officers a beautiful bouquet of sweet-peas, each. To the Grand Chief, Clara Brouae was preseatsd a dainty hand painted sugar and cream set, the presentation address being gracefully glvea by Mrs.

Mlnnls Hancock, la behalf of Sunshine Temple. tables. tives and several Intimate friends of the couple will be present, and following the ceremony, the entire party will go. to the home of the Mra. George A.

Cheney assisted by Mra. F. W. French volunteered to take charge of arrangements and the former deaumed amine violet groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs.

ance Sale that most who come to purchase one pair of shoes go away with two or more pairs. Reductions affect our entire stock of shoes for Women, Men and Children. R. Erwln at II Union avenue, for decorated score cards, and spring the wedding breakfast The bride's dress for the cere shower parasols In yellow, whlcb placed as favors, gave the tables mony Is a lovely and becoming one very restive appearance. San Beniarfiino 534 Third St.

of Silver gray Georgette, with trim A varv himr linnr mmnl about the table, avarvhnrfv havlna mlng of silver lace and old rose tone, completing the harmony with silver slippers and stockings, and a apparently a gorgeous time. There amall chie hat of silver lac with waa more visiting in the handsome lobby, while waiting for the bridge table to be Lvallable. Honors were won later bv the fortunate nlavara soft pink brim facing. She will wear away on the motor trip north. and "trlflea" presented as rewards.

which Is to extend to Washington and the Canadian border, a black craps one-piece frock trimmed with Pumps Formerly 4.85, Now $2.95 Just 0ns of th Many Good Buy Country Club News. narrow gold braid, smart mew spring model hat In Lacquer red Dancing This Evening Quality Values Service Hat Factor. Which Contribute) la Making This Truly "More Than an Ordinary Clearance" A Swooping Cloannp of Odd Lots and Short Linos at Sensational Saving. On Solo Whilo Qouititioo latsL Dresses and Coats Reduced t17 kflT nRFCSFS NftW QS 417.S0 coats 9.7S with blonde pumps aad stockings, and a top coat of dark blue Duve-fyne, with gray fox collar, and coat and Bridge Tomorrow corsare of rosea. TBX January dance tonight at the Baa Bernardino Valley club Is being anticipated by many members and friends, and win mark the beginning of a busy lflss Frances Sloan, intimate friend of the bride, and E.

Ji. Fisher of Highland, friend of the groom, will be tha attendants. Dr. Erwln aoted as best man for Mr. Flaher on the occasion of his marriage te Miss after-holiday season at the dub.

The hosts aad hecteiaei who win Ruth Inman, at Long Beach, last In apprecatloa at bar antirlng aad faithful work tb retiring moat excellent chief, Eva 8wetwood. receive the company and direct the "Ties" Formerly 4.85 and $5.85, Now $355- lx MsjiT ot ths 'K'ew -TlaErfeets veer scheduled piogisia for the evening. waa presented with a vary hand Tha wedding breakfast at tb Xrwia bom wher tb brid baa are Mr. aad Mra. John M.

Oalny, Mr. aad Mra. Win H. O. Harrta, $19.75 Presses, now $12.75 $29.75 coats $16.75 $24.75 DRESSES; NOW $14.75 $35.00 COATS oa past ehler pin.

Mra. Hancock tendered tb token ta behalf Mr. aad Mrs. P. N.

McOoskey. ly welcomed as a daughter indeed, tha flrat and only one tha Erwln 1 Tomorrow afternoon wilt a a kvrg company women members of the temple with a few tmpres-stv word of sisterly lev. Mra flweetwaod responded with hearty have bad. Is to be besoUfally ap aad goest assembled for the rega S9e HIRTIN0S Wvn MaeVaa, -Fine Perealee, Ersedelths. Thee 17C jU.

come In mill length. thanks ta the officers and member for their splendid cooperation and lar Saturday aftarnooa bridge party. The hostesses for ta day as announced, are Mrs. O. W.

Yates, S9e ENGLISH PRINTtV-Cheoa vfl frem light and dark lrs. A 1 7 serviceable quality for aVaasu, ppren. pointed ta a not ef-stak. dainty canopy ef plak aad whtt ribbons caught with sprays of smllaz, win fall from tha chandelier above the table, each and being caught to the paid special tribute to May Bald chairman; Mrs. Slgmund Hoch win, who voluntarily and unselfishly had filled the offlc of past stein.

Mrs Howard L. chief throughout the term In the handle of a pink aad whit basket, the favors at the places. They will At the Saturday brtdg party of abeenc of the elected officer, last week, thirteen tables 25 FANCY AND WHI.TI 27-INCH Ji SINGLE LAIO ELAN KITE, sb ff Warm, iMey aaa, plsld rsss, 1 lUU blue, lavndr, gold, grey, tan. Buy few at this low aria. he cleverly given a camouflage of Straps Formerly $4.86 and $5.85, Now $2.95 and $3.95 Many Designs, All Heel Types 15c yd.

Short addresses were given by filled, with the happy company mo OUTINQ FLANNEL VVarin. fly toring out to tb olub. Tb favor sort quality, with hsavy nap both aides. Light the visitors and the beneficial talk by the grand chief and past district confection as the "top layer." concealing rice grains to be used as an accompaniment to the good wishes for the high score, an attractive and dsrk itripes snd cheek. deputy.

coat corsage, was won by Mrs. and farewells to the honeymoon era Sunshine tempi waa heartily Harry B. Ham, and the second fav or by Mra, Cooler. Sandwlchea aad congratulated by tha state officials The name earda will be attached to the basket bandies for the guest. 25 GINOHAMS 32-insh.

The tA re mill length ef a good quality 17C JU. gingham. Com in chaste, plaid and plenty ef plain ol.r. coffee for Its most successful work of the past year. A social period and re-freshments followed the ceremon- 79 RAYON DRAPERY OAUZE.

CSooe from 2 tone and plaia JU. eelore, inoluding cembinatlsn, rasa, blue, gold. tb places of the bride and groom to be marked with a' miniature bridal pair. Carl E. Wagners Are Happy Parents of a A delightful breakfast menu of The Janaary Clearance Sale Features Many Attractive Styles Mrs: Herbert Anker Is 15c yd.

25 CRETONNES A limited uantity ef the to go at this Daughter 1ft BLEACrlED AND fruit aocktalla. creamed chicken la patties, whipped potatoes and peas, hot biscuits and relishes, with the breakfast beverage of special -brew pries. Larg and smalt dssign. BLEACHED MUSLI Hostess at Club Luncheon R. AND MRS.

CARL E. WAG An wseptienal value. quality in M-inch dth. Mi wilt be served. Instead of tb con NER of Merced, are the hap py parents of a daughter, bora veatlonal bride's and wedding cakes, the bride will serve a large lea cream cake, elaborately decorated THE members of the Bridg Luncheoa club of which Mra, RAYON SPREADS The KslOS-imli s0 QQ spresd, msde ef Iseting reyen, with Pe70 scalloped edge.

May be had in rose. Ma. gUL rohid. yesterday morning at the Merced hospital. Tb Wagnara are well known here, having attended the Hart lliW la MvlNCH FANCY AND PLAIN ejft OUTINQ FLANNELS This Is a 1UC)U.

fmus quslity thit usaall nils for 2s. la wedding cak fashion. publM aad high school, Mrs. Wag rim WIU nuu iw lua nrnn wsr her guests yesterday at a Tory nappy club meeting. Mrs.

Aaksr a- ner before her marriage, being Miss Erica Vogt. Mr. and Mrs. Henry and groom, Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Brewea of Alhambra. parents at the bride, Mr. aad Mrs.

O. R. Erwta and tertalnlng at the California hotel. Vogt of Redlanda, formerly of San special table waa laid for the M-INCH CROSSBAR CURTAIN Vfl NETS Came in ecra end whit. lUvjU.

Will make eervioesbls eurtam. Bernardino, aad Mr. and Mrs. Wal group la tb mala dining room, the decoration In a red note, with red ter D. Wagner of Merced, are the tUS RAYON SPREAD Extrs heavy sb -jp quallty, me in iinpe -mbinattaa, PU.

3 la two for full-r bads. grandparenta. candle la fluffy flower holders, aad eon, Robert, the Rev. Mr. aad Mra Mowbray.

Mr. and Mra. E. Planer of Highland. Mr.

aad Mra. Clyde Bower. Miss Franc Sloan. Mra. Brwta win assisted at the borne and wedding breakfast party.

Tb Yogis apeat Christmas holi lac doylies over red, A special 'A saw was served with French past' 6dxM COTTON rles tha dissert course. The unique day at Merced, and hal a happy raaalea with both their daughters, the 8. Klesnkaakls being dowa from Seattle for the happy time. Mm. PLAID BLANK-) CQ ny.

aewtly fieished. J)aeU7 Lli lr plaid. Aa aeaiMat bey PLAID BLANK iMatiy eeler pi ETS adgea ia sll by three Intimate Meads, Meadames Law Batch, 8. La raa.ee, Felix and pUc card tmmhlaad. la red also and saggesUv of 27-INCH FANCY OUTINO-A ttna quality eutmg, eeenes in 1UC U.

small nd lrg cheoks, for whifc wi find many ua. at this lew (Norma vogt) and tb bridge gam to follow the loach ErtrpatrW. CLEAHANCE OF Chbldrefs Shoes BUILT oa correct lasu of sturdy lookers. And the quality of materials assares long wear despite the sraffisg young feet inrpoM" upon' TJr. Krwta aad his bride wfll have a.

laugh term, Doris KLgaoa sad Patricia Aaa, are stin la Merced, aad Mrs. J. MHtant hal of New York baiaedlataly for the aorta. antid- Mra, Vogt returaed horn this week. city who la vtsltlag her daughter.

patlng every Interesting time, their Tb daughter of ta Wagners, who RAYON DRAPERY DAM- QQ ASK Heavy qulty. M-inh. ia 70C JU, plain and stnaed effeeta for eVapee, ssarfs, Mrs, Laala apian, waa a guest whom th olub mssnbsrs had tb eight panada, ha tea FINE UNDERWEAR VOILES-flasi Op antass) feet elor. wtd Mlra OOC Bay a supply st desttnattea being Ormala, Wash, where they will be gaasts of aa oat tlm friaad at the Brwiaa, Mra pie sura of meeting, other aaaaed Norata fUae, ta flrat aaase for bar eaat. Mra, Klemkaakl, aad the aseasad for her and.

Rene gaasts being Mrs. Abraaasoa. aad Mra, Veraer L. Cracks! Th ether She baa a brother. Carl wltt ta grMm-bagaa wbeej as a aasaa bay.

They saw set FANCY SILK CREPES TWe le a CQ-, timm and Mtten mid rae tbM wilt Oi sweat for wham places were avid, ware Meed J. H. Pyl. Al Fair, a abort trip across ta Cea TURKISH AND HUCR tA TOWELS Cam. Cd.

aritb eelered berdt- Bernard Wagner. HfSsai sBTwsaashasJ'E AsVB CaCwa9sarVswVsl make wonderful dreee. All ia small design. W. Staeavtae.

Albert Intanaaa. aad win visit la adlaa bet ear. aa tbey KookfaM aad ether pis ess Harry Stent, Seimar Ankers, S. rUxeeaqr of aad taa boat- Tare MrUdars were celebrated Oxfords and Shoes, all sizes represented 11.95 Brown and Patent Strap Pnmps Sizes 5 to 8 $1.45 a. Tab far bridge were placed la at tb M.

Meatgeeaary haeaa, 14 rmb street, aad enjoyed by a ALL OUR RUFFLED CURTAINS REDUCED FOR QUICK CLEARANCE the Msasaala balooay. and a raad PM EXTRA SIZE HALF. a Qft WOOL PLAID BLANKETS 94t70l pi Jew) thee. s'snkrt. Mtata bound.

aaaay at frtaada The birthday tec war Mra MMgoaery, Mra of tb aaa esvloewa, Mra, Sunavta aad Mra, Aarsmsna. being th wta- pstarev Tb kssaa of tb nasli be ta tb spi I mesa hsent at street, Tbsw wiB ha aeliiaaail awael wahs far a trass the assay tan aad be taesa as laser asteisa. Tb tovaaa briar aa wea aaaay rrteaaa daraa bar tars year I mliau fca tea tW-awdtas. Ut baa beaa with tb sH Raw tgesairy sad Deewthy Sturdy Boya' School Shoea Ooew Solid Leather CM Ktad that War Pises ta sjaadartaas la variety, rallsaea bras plaia bawl, aad Ml tewL. serthdag sake aad ewTre 4s COLORED DOT MARQUISETTES 48 COLORED OOT MARQUISETTES St COLORED DOT MARQUISETTES 15 COLORED DOT MARQUISETTES Sam With Reffle Mrs, NO NAME SnsETt, SU90 -A qualtty tMt, 1 SaCiO Md fre from i th.l kw prl Tb fins Jr ta Hn I baah far a pea, a a giad as mt em Se rv fa rx atrwea $2L95 Fi fa wuayed a barUday nrk 4Btn.

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Taa Ma- la Magaelia I1I.7S 100 ALL WOOL CeOee ef CbirepeSy. a. o. Teassraew C. Mi, $8.95 pr.

eveaa. eawb Mra Make paad PLAIO BLANKST aon. Saul 49c yd. -4 MOHAWK j-atTINO Th Ml bleeih. St Wa a4 Ire trp" rar he bii 14.

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