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14 SANTA AN 4 DAILY REGISTER. SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 8, 1931 WOMANS PAGE 'Weddings dl Luther League Plans Surprise Shower For Bride Mr. and Women Sullivan mid July marriage much httamt among their fr Whnm plan rind a aorprtaa for the young bride reovntly, riving affair in the home of mot her, Onstad, 1017 West Highland street. Sullivan will remembered Inga N. young couple a In Imihor of St.

Lutherar church arranged the pi-tr An Interesting session of tools para after which the group served appetizing i freehmenta of Ice cream, cake and i orangeade One of the an especially tempting confection, for it and topped with roeehuda. To cottclude the affair Sullivan waa prevented with a handsome aw of dtahee and table linen from her assembled Thoae present, other than the Sullivan, were her mother. George Onatad. and Mr. Sullivan's mother, Sullivan, and the Rev.

and I. Glarner. Henry Onatad, Misa Hater McFarland. Mias Angelina Haugnoea Mlaa Lillie Schultz. Mias Marga-et Marcy Kraft, lari be1 Ehlen.

Miss Myrtle Hubbeli. LueTIa Koona Miss Klsie Bnhrmar. and Mra Buchfinck. Outdoor Party Given For Club Members The oecond of the pretty at which Mra. Allie Cain entertained week was held Wednesday afternoon tn her homo.

807 North atreet. were of a little club who have ertended their hoepitality to Cain at eartoua Five hundred waa the of the Gay and payed in the yard of the home. Mra. Georgia hold high wore, receiving a sugar and cream set Vira Amet.rtmg consoled with a fcwtch of Cain nerv ed dainty refresh menta to Mra Frank Harria, C. Jasper, Mrs.

Martha Srhroff. Mra. Georgia Mra Alderman, Mea Roherteon Mra Henry Pan- and Mra A I ANNOUNCEMENTS White Circle will have a picnic luncheon at noon Tuesday. August 12 at Huntington Beach. This will be a covered-dieh affair, and are requoeted to bring service as well as a white elephant.

CHARMING SANTA ANA GIRL PICTURED IN BRIDAL GOWN Summer Colony When Faustina Lucero, one of Santa beat known and moat talented young women, became the bride of Raymond E. Cowman on Sunday night. August 2, she presented the picture of that ie She wore a graceful gown of aatm fashioned with full court trein, and her veil of bordered with rich swept the full length of the train. The took place the home of the Sol Gonzales, 830 East Third street. Mr.

Cowman, who is proprietor of the Bristol Drug and bride are now honeymooning In the north but will mako their home in city. V. Coming Events hall; 8 p. m. FRIDAY TONIGHT Knighte of Round Tabla; The Dorcas Society of the First Sycamore Rebekah covarad diah ner's blue room, noon.

Methodist church wtH have an all- dinner for all and their Santo Ana Realty Board; Kat- day meeting Friday. August 34 In families; I. O. O. hall, 6:30 gold room; noon.

home of Mrs H. P. Witt at First M. E. Dorcae aoclaty; all 27th and Ocean in New- Jubilee lodge, F.

and A. day meeting with H. F. cruder, who enjoyed a vacation port Members are request- park, 6:30 Witt; Newport Beach; covered trom tlwlr duties at Ramklu at Santa Ana-ln-the- or For not as it is known elsewhere, continue to ba of interest to less folk who remain bore envying their frionds at the mounts In resort. Part of envy la for weather now being experienced there since the heavy rain storm of laat week.

This was a cloudburst on the top of the soaring above the delightful colony, and for a little while every little waterway a roaring torrwnL While gayety and pleasure are the dominant notea of Foreet Home life, W. W. Henry and family of 3fil2 South Main street. Orange, hold rather dlstreealng memories of inelr trip last Tuesday. For on their way to their cottage for a vacation outing, Mr.

car suddenly left the road on the curre just above the "big red bridge." Mrs Henry and Mies Fugenla Henry were with him and both were painfully bruised and hurt, aa the car turned over three 1n plunge to the bottom. Miss Eugenia suffered two broken but all three are recovering nicely In their Orange home and hope to return to the mountains eoon for their deferred outing. More and more Santa A nans are taking advantage of the remarkable campground maintained by city just beyond Foreet Home The camp are delightfully ahady and cooL there la ample water and wood, and there are courteous people in charge 'Who do everything possible for the comfort and entertainment of visitors. During past week gueata In camp have included Mr. and Mrs.

K. W. Buck of Edinger atreet; Mr. and M. A.

1 truce, 306 South Sycamore atreet; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Weiogarber and family.

South Broadway; Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Smith.

Miss Carrol Smith and Miss Ailleen Adams; Mr. and W. M. Carl and Mias Iva Carl, a teacher in Julia Lathrop junior high echool; Mr. and Mra E.

C. Hunter, North Flower etreei; Mr. and Elgin Williams and Dean, and Mr. and Newel Rogers and H. Thompson, 611 South Birch street.

Mr. and Mra. Samuel M. Davis, 320 West Eighteenth atreet, are aoms tima in their Forest Home cabin. Mr.

and Mra. Arthur Anderson are occupying the E. T. Brannon place for two Mr. and C.

F. Wilson, who are spending time in their cottage, have as their gueet Bertha Schroeder. Mr. and Mra W. O.

Knox and Miaa Marjorie Knox, who are spending entire mm Jar in their Sciots; P. hall; p. m. I oottage, motored to South Fork for Odd lodge; I. 0.

O. F. with the Dr. George Chapman fa whoee cabin. on Loet creek, la the scene of much hospitality.

Elk Horn inn at Big Fails attracts many local people as well, among the recent guests having been Miss Jane White and Miss Betty Ma- lunchedn at noon. Junior Fraternal Brothsrhood; te bring their own table service and contributed a dish to the MONDAY tunrtteon. The meeting and Professional C. hall; 6:30 p. m.

held at 31 o'clock. Tboee dreir- club; gold room; Fraternal Brotherhood: mg transporta tion or having room nocn their for others, will please Business Mtn'i association; Kst- Harry Hayes. cafe; noon, Thursday evening K. 8 p. m.

SATURDAY Jubilee lodge F. and A. bali; Silver Card F. and A. Or- Maaonic temple; 7:30 p.m.

ange Masonic 7:30 p.m. Laurel Encampment; I. O. 0. Native Daughters; Knights of F.

hall; 8 p. m. of the First United Brethren church Columbus ball, 7:30 p. m. The Woman's Missionary society wfR hold Its annual picnic Thursday at perk A basket lunch will at noon.

program wHJ begin at 1:80 o'clock TUESDAY Rotary club; room, noon. o'ub i Santa Ana oafe, noon. W. T. U.

picnic and election Midway City Mm. and Mra T. Witt wHl ax- 6m of thair sum- -J emwvninrD oy mri. uriviui on Twenty-seventh street Wells, who invited the members to Club fntsrtsined The "Jolly Dotson" club was de- UghtduUy entertained by Mrs. Glenn Newport to th-cir fellow mera- bere of Two-In-One olaas of Fhwt MeMthodlst church dap evening.

August 11, for a social time. There will be a pot-luck and a large expected join her at Newport Beach for the The Ladies' auxiliary of he Christian Spiritual Science church; 1 meet Tuesday afternoon I 2 2:36 o'clock in the chapel. 817 North Birch street Most of the afternoon will be devoted to quilt- Bolsa Men Party Hosts The men ware hoets at Thursday card party at the Balsa clubhouse. At the conclusion of the card games they served delicious sherbet, cake, cookies and punch. Six of cards were played, POOm' noon, with Mrs.

Sterling Price holding Stanford club; high score for women In noogt. lupncbeon noon. White Shrine Circle ptonlei Huntington nodn. occasion, all gathering at home of Union Veterans; and going annivaraecy celebration; P. body to the beach of hall; 2 p.

m. Wra' where tlie party Christian Spiritual Science ne church, auxiliary 817 An lunchejn w.is servod North Birch atreet, 2 p. m. at bnder beach umbrellas on Country Club Garden party; sanfl tho cottege, the m. i luncheon following a swim in the 20-30 club; gold room, Jrurf- Afternoon hours vvre do- 6:30 p.

m. vote.1 to bridge. First M. Two-in-One class; result Mrs. R.

R. Buesa won covered dish suppar with Mr. and Mra. N. A.

Nelson the H. F. Witt, 27th street, second prize und Mias Lclth the port Bench, 6:80 p. m. consolation prize.

B. P. 0. Elke club; 8 p. m.

The next regular meeting of the of Veterans; K. P. hall, i club ia announced for the first 8 p. m. Thursday in September und Mrs.

Mocsebeert Legion; Mooee hall, A. Holly Will be tho hostess. store. "Oobblehurst," ehady mountain home of Mr. and Mrs.

C. Fairbanks of West Eighth street, has been the scene of much entertaining. house party included Mr. and Mrs. Kern Douglas and Mr.

and Mrs. E. C. Randall of Long Beach. Another Mas made up of Mrs.

Mary Fairbanks and Harold Fairbanks of 1115 West Chestnut street, while Mr. and Mra P. H. Norton of Edgewood road and Mr. and W.

A. Atkinson of North Broadway were guests on Tuesday. Sunday parties have been vary popular, recant ones Including Mr, and J. P. Williams with their eon and daughter and Mrs.

Williams' mother, Mrs. Eugenia Rutherford, of Riverside drive, and Mr. and Mrs. Davis Meyer and their house guest, Miss Gertrude Valentine. The previous week a Sunday party Included Mr.

and Mrs. Mac Robbins, Mra. W. H. Harrison, Mrs.

R. E. Coulter, Miss Gertrude Minor and Mlsa Lula Minter. In the Intervals between their entertaining, Mr. and Mrs.

Fairbanks are enjoying trips to various other summer resorts, including Pine- erest. Arrowhead and Wrightwood. friends Announcement of Early Spring Wedding Is Made Today Although Mr. and Mrs. Harry N.

Mr and Mrs. Larry Golden, sftnn are honeymooning In San C. -iraeL and their Francisco now, their wedding wsa So. Main an event of March 14, 1911, as waa annou-noed today hy Mrs. for the day, Me end Mrs.

A. K. Du veau and Mrs, William Hull of Flagstaff, Mr. and Mrs George Johnson and little of Glendale, are spending Sunday at Balhoe- Breman, French street, spent yesterday in Angeles. W.

A. Swain. North frarnsey street, ia spending two days In Laguna Beach. Mrs Charles Dixon and daughter, Mlsa Mabel Dixon, 1118 South street, and their guests, Olive I xi per. Angeles; Rena North, Balboa, and Miss B.

Johnson of this city, we enjoying a few days' vacation at Cedar Pines park in the San Bernardino mountains. Mr. and Mrs, Raymond Foster, 3906 West Washington avenue, had as recent house Misa Bergeron; her father, Charles Bergeron, and Harry Reid, of Los Angelee. W. C.

Fox and daughters Grace and Marian, Frank McKay, this city, and Misa Caroline Fox of Corona are in Santa Rosa attending the state firemen's convention. Mrs. Charles M. Lewis, formerly of 814 Bush street, is visiting in Long Beach with Mra. M.

Snyder, 615 West First strest. In a short tlms. Mrs. Lewis plans to move to Los Angeles to make her home. Iitren Forbes of Covina is visiting in this city with Mr.

and Mrs. C. M. Scott, East Walnut streeL other Mr. and Mrs.

John bf Long Beach, were entertained day recently In home of Mr. and C. E. Hatch, of Tus- tln. Mr.

and Mrs. Walter of 515 East Myrtle street, have been entertaining as house-guests, Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Canfield of Los Angeles, who returned yesterday to their home. Mr. and Mrs. William Mize of West Seventeenth street and sister. Miss Millie Oalbreath, have returned from a pleasant trip, stopping in San Francisco where Mra Mize sr.

Joined them to drive to Portland and other northern cities. Today Mr. and Mrs. Mtse with Mr. and Mrs.

L. McCormac of Long Beach, formed congenial party to enjoy week-end boat trip to Ensenada. Mr. and Mra Loyal K. King of Panorama Heights, were dinner guests lost night of MtsP Marjorie Crouch Claremont, registrar at Scripps college and former college friend of Mrs.

King at Oberlin. In the evening they saw production of Milne's play, "The Dover In the beautiful little Padua Hills theater. Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.

Chamberlain of 810 West Camille atreet, have os house-guests, Mr. Chamberlain's brother and sister-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. F. W.

Chamberlain of Ban Francisco, and Mr. and C. W. Crocker and son Richard, of Hollywood. Mrs.

W. H. Adams. 601 Garfield street, went to San Diego Friday, to spend a few days with her husband, who is seriously in at the tJ. B.

Naval hospital. Stanley Simons, son of Mrs. Mabel Simmons, who has been spending summer In Blsmark, N. D. returned to hta home on Fifth street this week.

parents, Mr. end Mrs. M. R. Covington, of Yorhs TJnda.

Mrs. was formerly Elisabeth Covington. Since their early spring wedding, which took place in Santa Barbara, Mr. and Mra Senn have kept the rnmamtlo news a secret from their many frlenda On their return from the Bay cKy. they will establish their home In Brea, where Mr.

Senn employed. pretty young bride is well known in this community and is a graduate of Fullerton union high school Garden Grove Birthday Danes Honoring Henry Alsop on 74fh birthday anniversary, a group of friends gathered for dinner at his home on Sixth street Thursday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs W. Abernathy and daughter, Maxine, and son, Raymond, and Donald Slack of Inglewood, Mr.

and Mrs. William Phillips and daughters, Anna and Margaret, and son. Ned, nnd Henry Alsop. 21st Birthday Observed John Bodorhnmer was glvon surprise on Monday eve- nlng, when his psrents entertained with a party In observance of his list birthday anniversary. After a social evening refresh menta of lee cream and cake were served to the following: Mr.

and Mrs. Lloyd Neff and daughter. Donns, of La. Vfrne, Barbara, Bobble end Pauline Smith nnd Paul Powell of Long Beach. Andy Hale.

Jesse Stout, Harold nnd Wade Showaiter, John Bodenhnmer and Mr. and Mrs. 11. A. Bodcnhsmer.

Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Paul Swayze celebrated their first wedding anniversary with a supper at park in Long Beach Thursday. Those present for the occuslon were Miss Linda Simon and Pete Palm of Long Beach, Rose nnd Rlchnrd Sandoval, Mrs. Grace Morgan and daughter.

Pearl. Mra. Effie Swayze and Mr. an 1 Mra. Paul Swuvre.

100 Attend Picnic Members of the Sunday school of the Alnmltos Friends church en Joyed a picnic at Anaheim city park Thursday. They spent the morning In tho plunge. AIDr the lunch hour games were enjoyed. Over 106 persons attended. Pprogram F.njeyed The young people of the Christian Endeavor society of the Ala- mltos Frionds church hold in cream social on the church grounds Tuesday evening.

The program included a reading by Thomas Covey, piano duet by the Misses Dorothy Bernes and Mary Dune, and readings by Frances After games and fortune telling referrhments were served. Entctsin Mrs. Charles Lake entertained the following guests at her Wednesday afUrnoon: Mrs. E. W.

Ednards, Mrs. Harry Allison, Mrs. Ray Johnson, Mrs. Howard Barnes and Mrs. Arthur J.

Woodworth. The time nms with fsncy work. Dainty refresh in on ts were served. 8 p. Kiwsnis club dancing party; at Rendezvous ballroom, Balboa, at 8 p.

m. WEDNESDAY Kiwanis club; ner'e and Mrs. M. C. Hazard, second: E- p- executive board; Ket Frank Walker, first for men and cafe, noon.

There Avere three vhdtnrs at the beach party, Mis. Green of Illinois, cousin of the hostess, Mrs, Wells, Mrs. Roland Hazard, daughter-in law of Mra. Robert Hazard, and Mrs. R.

R. daughter of Mrs. B. Jj. Kirkham, who is spending csfs; I some time in the Kirkham home.

The others present lncluied Mrs. Westminster A. E. Holly and children, Mrs. S.

A. Miller and children, Mra. S. A. Nel- Jttt James second for men.

yourself in a small apartment this year when you car buy a home from those listed below with your rent money 1918 on 3 921 NOW. See the 1 a 1 fled Pages of The Register. executive board; aPn nnd son, Mrs. William Schmidt, csfs. noon.

Mrs. Robert Mrs. JB. First Presbyterian i Kirkham, Mrs. J.

L. Ksser, Mrs Missionary society; annual out. Schureman Miss Leith, Mis. door meeting: with E. L.

MRS, COZAD HOSTESS Members of the Aloha club were entertained Thursday tor the day at the home of one of the group, Mrs. W. J. Cozad, at her Balboa Island home, when the regular meeting of the club held. A potluek luncheon was served at noon and the afternoon waa devoted to cards, with Mrs.

Van llden holding high acore, Mrs. Maude Mlohl, second high. A surprise shower for the hostess, Mrs. Cozad, was an Interesting feature of the day. Those present at the party were I Mra.

Maude Michl, Mrs. Hugh Oo- Bucna Park La Habra Mldwsy City, Mi s. Fred ble, Mrs. Van Uden, Mm, May Momeon, 116 Seuth street; Basse, Mrs. W.

MUlhollnn.l and the Mansperger, Miss Ella Murdy, covered luncheon; noon. hostess. Mrs. Glenn eils of est Sedgwick W. R.

of Pythias hall, 2 p. Knights of Pythias; K. P. halt, a 7:30 p. m.

Sants Ana Masonic lodge: Orange Mssonic temple; 7:30 p. m. I. O. 0.

F. hall; 8 p. m. Disabled American Veterans; Legion hell; 8 p. m.

D. A. V. auxiliary; Legion hall; 8 m. THUR8DAY Breakfast club; blue rodm, 7:30 a.

m. Shower Is Held Mrs. G. A. Wcgner and Mrs.

Ben Willey were co-hostesses Wednesday afternoon at a shower for Mrw. daughter, Frank Thayer of Arlington, at tho Willey home on South Cypress street. Pink and yellow dahlias were used In the decoration scheme. Tho United Brethren Mis- afternoon spent in games and sionsry society; annual picnic; Ir- I sewing and prizes were won by vine park; covered dish luncheon 'Mrs E. Dlroelirg and Mrs.

J. B. noon. Willey. Refreshments of cake and club; blue room, noon.

Getty hall; si Ice cream were served at the close of the afternoon. The guests were Mrs, Frank Mrs. Ruth Sennec, Mrs. Bertha Schmidt, Mrs. E.

F. Henderson, Mrs. Snyder of Long Beach, Mrs. Hilbourn. Mrs.

Evelyn Wardlow, Mrs. Nell Parr. Mrs. Marie Falcke, Mrs. Anna Abbott, Mrs.

Alice Hare. The next club party Is scheduled to he held at the hutne of Mrs. May Mansperger at Midway CMy. Willey of Santa Fe Springs, Mrs. J.

B. Willey, Mrs. Walter WUley und Miss Nellie Willey of Whittier, Mrs. Jack Howard of San vbricl. Mrs.

G. E. Button, Miss Winifred Sutton. Mrs. W.

Miller, Miss Phyllis, Lois and Ruth Willey, all of LaHabra nnd Mrs. Elmer Dimellng Miss Lois Dtmeling of Mon- Hold Lawn Party Mr. and Mrs. S. J.

Conghran entertained with a potluek dinner and informal party on the lawn at their country home on South Grand avenue Wednesday evening. and music, including piano selections by Mildred Gallagher and piano and vocal numbers by James Baker, were enjoyed. Birthday amversaries of Mrs Bernard Reese, Edna and Jack Gardner were observed with the customary birthday cakes Present were Mr. and Mrs. E.

E. Singer, Mr. and Mrs. ChurUa Brew er end Mrs. Abbte McDhnmttt of Whittier, Mr.

nnd Mrs. Wilbur Nelson and James Baker of Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Bornard M. Reese, Mr.

and C. V. Black, Mr. and Mrs S. J.

Coughmn, Mrs. Alms Gallagher, Mra. E. S. Jones, Mrs.

C. Reid, Edna and Mary Gardner, Mil dred Gallagher, Jack Black, Jack Gardner, Donald and Kenneth Jones Jack Gallagher, Sanunie, Eugene and Charles Coughran of Buena Enjoy Breakfast A breakfast party was enjoyed by a group of residents of Buena Park and vicinity in Irvine pork Present were Mrs. Mariana Johnson. Miss Johnson, Tom and Harry Johnson and Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Crump and sons, Horry and Jock, of LaMtrada; Mr. and Mrs Fmnk Badger and son, Jack, of Southgate; Mr. and Mrs. L. A.

So pha and eon, Cameron, Miss Oltv of Buena Park; Mr. and Lawrence Harmon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lindquist and Mr. and Mrs.

Theo. Nelson and som, Almon and Bfiph. of Sofita Ana, ANN MEREDITH'S MIXING BOWL mmmmmmmmmmmr for Emergencies I can tell this story on myself inasmuch as my in-lsws never do me honor of reading Mixing Bowl. On spur ef the moment I asked them for dinner last night I hod everything hut dessert planned and under way when it became necessary for me to go out for the rewt of the day. I had Intended baking a raspberry pie; when I rummaging through the cold closet for something I came upon a baked shell that must have been at least two weeks old, so, I thought Just fill this with fresh berries and they'll never know the difference.

what happened, and even I could not tell but that it quite aa good as If the shell had been freshly baked. I brought It to hy putting It into the oven for a few minutes, then cooled and filled It with raspberries. I had some fruit syrup left from canning apricot. This I colored red, added lemon Juice and thickened with corn starch. (Cook these sauces until very clear.) When It was cold It was poured over the fruit, the tart well chilled and each section with a email spoonful of unsweetened whipped cream.

From now on I intend baking and keeping on hand at least three such tart ahells for emergency use. They will keep freeh for a month if wrapped In waxed paper and stored In a box. Tiny ones can he In muffin tins and filled with creamed meat or anything desired. RECIPE Baked Liver with 2-pound piece ef liver 3 or more eliees bacon 8 email onions (boiling size) 12 small 1 cup tomato pulp 1 cup dioed celery 1 small green pepper, diced Parsley, salt and pepper 3 tablespoons bacon fat Flour to drodgo livsr Heat bacon fat in a skillet dredge the piece of beef liver In flour and quickly brown In hot fat. Transfer to a covered casse role and use root of the hot fat to saute small onion, peeled po which must be the site of large celery and green pepper, When they take on a little color arrange them around the liver, season quite highly, add one-half cup of hot water and drape bacon slices over the top of the liver Cover tightly end bake in a me dium hot oven until the vegetables are done and no tinge of red shows when a fork stuck into the liver.

Uncover and brown the liver little more before serving. This amount will serve from four to six people. The calories total about 2400, with a few energy ories tucked Into the total. Beef liver is rich in the vitamin which mode calves' liver famous and high priced, and long, slow baking allows It to take on the flavor of the vegetables. Salad and deesert oomplete the meal.

Chicken Luncheon Is Served Members of Sewing Club In entertaining of the Flying Needle club Thursday, F. W. Bergerdorff preelded at a delectable chicken luncheon served In her home, 1141 Highland street. All were carried out In pink, with fragrant oleanders providing the floral motif. Afternoon hours were spent in doing needlework.

special prize of the day was won by Frank Brown. Members present Thursday Included Erroll Mra Frank Brown. Mrs. William Klntz, Mrs. Barnard Snee.

Mrs. Adolph Rrickson, Miss Verena Bailey and the hostess, Bergondorff. Mrs. Klntj! will he at next meeting of the Fraternal Aid Union The meeting of the Fmternal Aid union in Modern Woodmen hsll on Thursday evening proved nnusuallv. Interesting, notwithstanding midsummer holiday season, with so many on vnrntlnn.

During the business session announcement wns received of the annusi picnic of the order foe Southern Gniifornts, tn he held at Tournament park. Brandons, on August 22. Rneclal fnterwet was manifested In the picnic, end It expected that a large delegation will he present from eity Each lodge been to furnish feature for the afternoon activities, and Pnnta Ann. hia with a challenge to sit comers for game of Index ball. After the business aossfon delicious hot biscuits and coffee ant other good things were served, through the eourtfsv of the Southern Gas comnanv.

A very Interest I n-r tisi cal Utercry program followed refreshments. There were two concert aco numbers hy FTof. Doerfct end orchestra numherz bv members of his Readings were given hv Mrs. darn McCord Gin Bmlth. and nn amusing song in German hy R.

R. Adelma.cn Prof. Doorfel and his orchestra volunteered music for dancing, which was enjoyed until a hotrr. Much ef success of delightful evening was due te of Mra. John Raker, man, and her splendid corps ef assistants.

The next meeting ie to be preceded by a 6:89 covered dish dinner with Mrs. C. E. Jasper as mister of ceremonies. W.Ido S.

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82 Los Alamitos Hosts Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Gus Brandt and Mr. and Mrs. W.

C. Poe were hosts at a Spanish dinner in the and Exchange club recently. After dinner, music, cards and dancing were the diversions of evening. Among those present were Mr. and Mrs.

W. E. Wilson of Hawaiian Corners; Mr. and Mrs. E.

J. Myer, of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jennings, of Long Beach; Mrs. Emma Coffman, of Long Beach; Mr.

and Mrs. Roy Cormier, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.

Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Juszkievlcz, Mr.

and Mrs. E. H. Johns, Mr. and Mrs.

Thompson, H. B. Knox and Mr. and Mrs. Steve Green, all of Los Alamitos.

Card Party Held H. E. Thompson and H. B. Knox made the high at regular meeting of Tuesday Pinochle club In the Exchange building Tuesday night.

Out of town guests wers Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jennings, of Long Beach. Hostesses were Mrs. Gus Brandt and Mrs.

H. H. Briggs. Cards Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs.

Lynne Sweet of Redondo were guests Wednesday evening for dinner and bridge in the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Johns.

Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Steve Green and H. B. Knox.

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