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YOUNG WOMEN
TO GIVE RECEPTION
FINE ARTS STUDENTS WILL
ENTERTAIN
Opening of New Addition to School
Will Be Macro a Gala Occasion
By the Faculty and
Pupils
The Los Angeles College of Fine
Arts, U. S. C, will hold a reception
Friday afternoon and rvenlnp. liccem
ber 8, the occasion being the formal
opening of the new addition to tho
college building find the presentation
of the '05 sold medal to Mlrb Kdna M.
Blumve.
The new addition to trm building,
which will be more thnn double the ca
pacity of the collcrp, Is rapidly nearlng
rompletlon, and la In the prevnllliiß
mission style of architecture, harmon
izing with the first building.
In honor of tho romlnß event the
students are planning many unique
decorative schemes for tho different
rooms. One room will be devoted to
work by the Rrtulunteft, Misses Edna
M. Blumve, Jrssln D. Jones, Arley G.
Tottenham and Rose Pitcher. In the
main art gallery the printings o f Prof.
W, L. Judson, the dean, will be dis
played.
The college Is noted for Its social
events, to which Invitations nre highly
prized by the art lovers.
and Raymond Sturges, Oladyu Park,
Gladys Senior Edna Port, Kdna Allen,
Martha Wooiwlne, Hazel Davidson,
Slgfrled Westengholme, Lester Shaw,
Joy Fletcher, Ruth Pratt, Rena. Huri
part, Carl Atkins. Edith Mason. Rutli
Gates. Kenneth Roblson. Harold
Lamna and the little Dysart sisters,
Ruth, Mabel, Marie and Dollj-.
Sunshine Whist Party
Mrs. W. S. Low of the Abbotsford
Inn was hostess at a whist party Fri
day evening, when she entertained
about 125 guests, members of the Sun
shine society and their friends. The re
ception rooms and parlors wero dec
orated with poinsettns, crimson carna
tions, palms and other greenery and
the prizes were handpalnted.
Afternoon Whist Club Entertained
Mrs. William Francis Stewnrt enter
tained the members of the Afternoon
Whist club Thursday afternoon at the
Rowan. Her guests included Mes
dr.mes C. C. Heller, Palley, Harvey,
Stanton. Kupper, Abbott, Rupert und
Whalley.
Military Dance
Members of Camp Roosevelt No. 9
California United Spanish War Vet
erans, will give a military dance at
the armory Wednesday evening for
the benefit of the relief fund for the
widows and children of soldiers.
For New-Members
Les Freres club members will give
their fourth annual Thanksgiving
dance Thursday evening at Kramer's,
followed by a banquet in honor of
three hew members. Dr. Donald Rons
Messrs. T. L. Caroe and Arthur Van
Pelt.
Will Give Bazaar
Tho women of the Boyle Heights
Christian church are preparing for a
bazaar to bo given December 7.
Annual Dance
Tho women's auxiliary of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
will give a dance Thursday evening,
December 7, at Kramer's.
Reception and Dancing Party
The Occidental club has Issued in
vitations for an Informal reception and
dancing party to be given Friday
evening at the club's headquarters.
To Give "Coon" Party
Members of Arbor Villa Rebekah
lodge are planning for a merry "coon
party" to be given Tuesday evening In
I. O. O. P. hall, not the least amusing
feature of which will bo a cakewalk.
Hart.Jordan Wedding
Miss Bertha S. Jordan and T. William
Hart were married Wednesday evening
at a pretty home ceremony solemnize'!
at the residence of the bride's aunt.
Mrs. K. K. Whittler, of 1171 Kust Adams
street. Rev. C. \V. Her of Pasudena
officiated, assisted by nev. Frederick
Miller of Haven Methodist Episcopal
church.
Master Klngdon Hicks carried the
ring on a silver tray and at his side
marched little Miss Marian Knox,
carrying a basket full of petals,
which she scattered .In the pathway of
the bride, who entered the room on the
arm of the bridegroom. To the strains
of the wedding march, played by Miss
Vesta Damon, thn party approached
the wedding bower, from which swung
a beautiful wedding bell of white car
nations and ferns. The entire horn.>
was decorated with many blossoms.
under the direction of Mrs. Kate John
son, assisted by Mrs. Hicks. The two
back parlors wero canopied with ropes
of sinilax starred with tiny pink wetl
ding bells and the front parlor was
canopied with smlhix and white tulle.
AVhlto chrysanthemums and greenery
banked. tho muntel.
The bride wore a cream-colored gown
and carried a shower bouquet of whit'
carnations and maidenhair ferns.
After the ceremony a wedding mipper
was served. Mr. and Mrs. Hart have
gone north for a wedding trip uiul will
be at home to their friends after De
cember 25 ut 1171 Hast Adams strooti
The bride's going-away gown whs of
brown Panama cloth and she worj v
hat to match.
To Receive in New Home
Mr. and Mrs. K. Avory McCarthy will
be ut homo this ufternoou at their new
residence, 422 Pacing avenue, Redondo.
A special car will accommodate gui'Hts
Koiiiß to the beach at a:3O o'clock ai'i
another cur will return about 5 o'clock.
' St. Paul's Pro.Cathedral Bazaar
The Sick mid Needy society of He.
I'aul'H pro-cathedrul will glv« a luizuar
Tuesduy afternoon and evening in >he
parish hull at the rear of the pm.
cathedral.
Mrs. C. 11. Clucluß and Mrs. W. D.
Hobinson have charge of the tabla of
llovvors mul fancy articles.
Ure. C. J. Fox uud Airs. W. 11, Uryuu
GIRLS OF COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS WILL HOLD ELABORATE UECEFfJON
Miss Myrtle Godfrey
have charge of the table for cakes, pies
und bonbons.
Mrs. Edgar Palmer will receive the
silver offerings.
Mrs. H. T. Lee, Mrs. J. J. Wllkins,
Mrs. P. Kelly and Mrs. W. B. Burrows
will preside at the refreshment tablu.
Hollywood "Small and Early"
The weekly "smalt and early" dance
at Hotel Hollywood last evening was
especially well attended, a score or more
going out from Los Angeles.
Social Notes
Countess C. Wachtmelster of Switz
erland and her son, Herr Wacht
melster, are guests at Hotel Hollywood
for an extended stay.
Col. and Mrs. I. N. Peyton of Spo
kane, "Wash., are now in their new
home, 1546 St. Andrew's place. Mrs.
Peyton will be at home Wednesdays.
Pico Heights Social Notes
I On Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. William
Haynea entertained at dinner at their
home. 1206 Normandle avenue, Mr. and
Mrs. C. H. Thlnglestad of New Orleans,
Mrs. .1. Snyder of Chicago, Mrs. C.
Ooyetto and daughter Ruby of Boyl?
Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Haynes and son Harlan of 2008 Cam
bridge street. ■
W. 11. Thomas, recently from Troy,
N. V.. Is located at present at 122 C
Berendo street.
W. 11. Gardner and family from
Salem, Mass., have taken a cottage for
the winter ut 1420 Reid street.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lawrence and niece.
Miss Mary Yeo of Pasadena, have been
guests of relatives at 2647 West Pico
street.
The Misses Hale of Phoenix, Ariz..
have taken a cottage for the season at
1212 El Molino street.
J. W. More, 1333 Reid street, has gone
to Indio to spend the winter.
La Gazelle court of Foresters gave a
reception in Odd Fellows' hall Friday
evening.
The Pico Heights Civic association
will give a poverty party at Odd Fel
lows' hall. 2672 West Pico street, Fri
day evening, December 8. An interest-
Ing program will be given.
PASADENA
A delightful reception was tendered
Rev. and Mrs. "William MeCormlck and
Uev. and Mrs. Harry Thompson Tues
day evening In the rectory of the All
Saints Kplseopal church. The house
was elaborately decorated with flowers.
Uev. Mr. Thompson Is tho new curate
of tho church.
An Interesting: meeting of the gradu
ate nurses' association was held Tues
day at tho nurses' bungalow adjoining
the Pasadena hotipitni. Two of the ef
ficient local newspaper women had
places on the program — Miss Grace
Hortentse Tower and Miss Goodwin.
Miss Sanford gave a number of vocal
solos which were much enjoyed. Light
refreshments wero served after the
business meeting.
Mrs. James A. Onrfield has returned
from her summer's stay at Mentor,
Ohio, and Is again occupying her ele
gant hom<» on Uuena Vista and Merid
lun streets.
Miss Leonora Chrlstin and A. Ray
Benedict were quietly wedded Tuesduy
evening at tho home of Mr. and Mrs.
Oulgerlck on Munzanlta street. Rev.
V. Hunter Hrlnk performing the cere
mony In the presence of about fifty
Invited guests. Mrs. Carpenter of Los
Angeles iisslsted In receiving the
gIU'StK.
Tho Massachusetts colony gave a
very pleasant surprise upon 8. C.
Wheeler, lieutenant governor of the
colony, at (he Linda Vista Tuosday
evening, the occasion being that gen
tleman's birthday.
"Fanchnn, the CrickM." will be pre
sented on Tuesday, Nov. 28. by the
young people of St. Andrews' Social
society. The proceeds will be devoted
to the piano fund of the Sunday school
of Kt. Andrews Catholic church. The
club gave a banquet on Wednesday
evening at La Casa Grand* In honor of
Mlf-s Schmidt and Mr. George Heiton
iipau, who are to be married on
Thanksgiving day.
The Valley Hunt club has arranged
for an uninterrupted series of Thurs
day ufternoon social gatherings, the se
lies opening very uu»plelounly with the
one this week. On Suturday ufternonn,
Deo. 9, tlio club promises an amuteur
vaudeville performance.
Mr. and Mrs. 11. K. West have re.
turned from v two years' sojourn In
lOurope and aro again occupying their
beautiful lioine in Altadena. Their
daughter, Mian Kluu, Is studying tho
violin in Brussels.
■ Mm. Itobert J. Burdetto threw open
the hospitable doors of "Sunnycrest"
Tuesday uUcmouu in «tder that Urn
LOS ANGELES HERALD: SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 26, 1905.
Miss Jessie Jones at the Left, Miss Arley Tottenham in the Center
and Miss Florence Winter at the Right
members of the Daughters of the Amer
ican Revolution residing in Pasadena
might meet Mrs. Georgt Marsh of the
Continental chapter at Washington.
The Art and Social club of Altadena
met with Mrs. P. J. McNally Monday
afternoon. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Miss Marian Arm
strong.
On Wednesday afternoon Mrs. D. w.
March, at her home on South Lake
avenue, entertained the officers, com
mittees and past royal matrons of the
Order of the Amaranth. Progressive
hearts made the afternoon pass quick
ly. Later dtllclous refreshments were
served.
HOLLYWOOD
Mrs n V Hall was the hostessi this
week" at the meeting of the Monday
Card club, held Monday afternoon at
her home on Vine street. Favors were
won by Mrs. Charles J. George, Mrs.
H. J. Whitley and Miss Mary Mc-
Clellfin. The guest prize was awarded
to Mrs. Will Thllenlus.
The second meeting of the woman s
club was held in the high school audi
torium Monday nfternoon. Mrs. Mary
Jones, ex-librarian of Los Angeles,
spoke on library work, as did Miss
Mosse, city librarian at Santa Monica.
Before Miss Jones' talk. Miss Ware
played two piano solos and Mrs. lllD-
C After g 'the meeting Mrs. Andrew
Oroh entertnined informally at Hotel
Hollywood for Miss Mary Jones and
Mlas Mosse. Besides the two guests
of honor, the members of the executive
library and program committees o£ the
club were present.
Mrs. E. Sutherland entertained with
a hard times party Thursday evening.
About fourteen guests were present.
Mrs Ray Nelson was awarded the
prize for the most unique costume.
Late In the evening a poverty supper
wi s served*
Mr and Mrs. Charles I. Masteller
celebrated their sixth wedding anni
versary by entertaining at dinner
Monday evening for a number of Los
Angeles friends.
Ross Whitley entertained the Z. \.
X Friday evening. This was the first
meeting of the club for the winter. Be
sides the club members, a number o£
outside guests were present. Dancing
was indulged in, after which supper
was served.
Rev. William Orr, pastor of St.
Paul's church. Cambridge, is a guest at
Hotel Hollywood.
The Misses Alice Prlngle of Chicago
and Rose Judson of Elgin, 111., are vis
iting their uncle, ex-Gov. John-L. Bev
erldge.
Mrs. J. W. Harrison of Clinton, Mo.
Is the guest of her brother, J. L. Rut-
Miss Martha Stuart of Hotel Holly
wood Is visiting Mrs. George W.
Weber at Hotel Arrowhead at the Ar
rowhead springs.
Mrs. K. \V. Elliott Is visiting In Riv
erside, pttv*
Lute arrivals at Hotel Hollywood are
Mrs. Henry Shalcr, Deepriver. Conn.;
Mrs. H. C\ LanglolH, Milwaukee: A. L.
Hawley. Seattle; H. H. Grlswold, San
Diego; Mrs. Geo. Sharp. Chicago; Mrs.
Frank V. Pollock. Paris. France; J, P.
Loltus. Ooldfield: Miss Katherlnn
Winshlp. Napa; K. A. Lilly, Weather
ford, ( ikla.
RIVERSIDE
A beautiful twilight wedding wn*
solemnized at the home oC A. P. John
son on Palm avenue Wednesday after
noon when their youngest daughter,
Miss Kva Kalherlne Johnson, became
the brlilo of Richard Barry Kudger of
Toronto. Only tho bride's family and
the parents of thf. groom witnessed
tho •■f-remony, which was performed
by Rev. Milton C. Dotten of All
Saints Kplseopal church. Following
tho wedding supper tho young couplo
started lit once for an extended eaßt
ern trip, which will include a visit to
Europe and Kgypt.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Watte gavo a
large reception Friday evening in
honor of Mr. and Mrs. rharles Wnlte,
who wero recently married In the oust,
and Mr, and Mrs. Marlon Walto of
Los Angeles. Nearly 200 guests gath
ered to congratulate the brldo and
groom and also to renew acquaintance
with Mr. and Mm. Marlon Watte, who
were married here nearly live years
Miss Mabel Ingold of Arlington, and
William Amen of San Bernardino were
married In that city Tuesday by nev.
Wllhite pastor of the OhrlHtlan church.
Miss Mamie Roggs of Walnut street
gavo a tea purty Wednesday after
noon In honor o( Miss Huston Bishop
of Los Angeles, who Is a gueut at tho
lllenwood.
Mlmk Ksther Stebblns of North Market
street gave a tea to a largo purty of
Irieuda Xueaduy altwuoow la uunor of
her sister-in-law, Mrs, Robert Steb
blns, who has recently made lliver
slde her home.
George Kussell of Cypress avenue en
tertained the Blthian Daughters of the
First Methodist church and their men
friends Wednesday evening.
Floy Moulton of Seventh street was
treated to a surprise party Tuesday
evening by a large purty of friends in
celebration of his fifteenth birthday.
William P. Twogood and Miss Ma
mie A. Dodd, both of Htghgrove, were
married at the Methodist parsonage
Tuesday evening by the pastor, Rev.
B. J. Inwood.
Miss Zeila Cheeseman and Wallace
Webster were married Wednesday
evening at the home of the bride's
parents on West Fifth street. Only
relatives and close friends witnessed
the ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. E. F. Goff, pastor of the First
Congregational church.
Miss Delia W. Rhlnehart became the
bride of Gordon Griffin Clark Wednes
day evening, Rev. Alex. lOakln of the
Calvary Presbyterian church perform
ing the marriage ceremony. Both
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young people are residents of Los An
geles, but will make their future home
In Riverside.
Ramona Rebekah lodge gave a whist
party at Odd Fellows' hall Wednesday
evening.
A box social was given by the Lady
Maccabees at Lelghton hall Friday
evening.
TROPICO
Mrs. S. 11. llapgood of Boston, Mass.,
arrived In Troplco Tuesday and will
be the house guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Delia llapgood, indefinitely.
W. W. Dutton and Harry Dutton are
spending several weeks at Rosemonde.
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(OT^P^^^roJl^^^ Christmas greetings
W^^r^^f^m^^ green for man y a y car -
w'j^lvi^rT^Mt^tß&W^* Several staple sorts
selling now at lower prices than we can pos-
sibly quote on subsequent purchases.
9x1 2-foot Wilton Rugs from the " Hartford " and "Bigelow"
mills— finest produced in Americ— in rich Oriental and allover
designs— sold all over at $37.50 and $40.00, &Qf| TT/T
here at «P^"« * •>
Same in the next smaller size, 8 feet 3 inches E%(\
by 10 feet 6 inches -.— «P^ • mJ V
9x10.6 Reversible Brussels Rugs, rich dark colorings, small
allover designs in Oriental and floral effects; d» O E£\
$10.50 and $12.50 values at *pO»J\J
36x63-inch Wilton Rugs of the $7.50 grades <J» A *t C
6x9-foot Reversible Brussels Rugs suitable for rooming houses
or beach cottages; good colorings in Oriental, d» J *}£*
floral and allover designs, $6.50 values «|J 4 *'«£>«J
at Newcastle, New South Wales. Au
stralia, was the guest of his brother.
O. AY. Goding. and cousin, Mrs. W. H.
Harvey, the past week.
Dr. and Mrs. J. Oscar Garmon, who
arrived recntly from Ann Arbor. Mich.,
are occupying Mr. Flint's cottage on
Cypress street.
Mrs. John Hobbs entertained the La
dles' aid of the Presbyterian church
with an all-day meeting at her resi
dence.
J. R. Staples of Dnnby. Vt., was the
gueßt of Mr. and Mrs. Frank I. Marsh
ul their villa. "Berth Eden Ranch,
the past week.
The Ladles' Aid society of the Meth
odist church was pleasantly enter
tained at the Methodist parsonage by
Mrs. John Pittenger Tuesday after
noon.
Mrs. David Imler and Miss Hickman
were hostesses at a missionary tea
Thursday evening, given in the parlors
nf the First Presbyterian church. A
short interesting program was ren
dered and a large number were pres
ent. Refreshments were served from
two tables decorated In green and
white and from two tables daintily ar
ranged in gold and white placed In
the church parlors. The body of the
church was decorated In potted plants,
arranged on taboretes and pedestals.
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MONROVIA
Mrs. Lawrence N. Wheeler gave a
marguerite luncheon Tuesday In honor
of her guest. Miss Violet Smeigh of
Pittsburgh Pa. The tables was dec
orated In white and yellow and great
bunches of the name flower of the
guest of honor. Among those present
were Mines. Montague Graham. Kirk
Lawrence, C. S. Squires,' Clyde L.
Daniels, A. Marian Shrode. F. M.
Pottenger and H. E. Rader, Misses
Stark, Nadea, Spence and Smeigh.
Mrs. C. S. Squires, Monrovia's fa
vorite soprano, gave a recital at Glen
dora Thursday evening at the request
of Mrs. C. G. Whitcomb, a prominent
woman of that city.
Mrs. R. M. Hunter. Miss Files and.
Miss Harriet Hutchlns were guests of
honor at :i luncheon given by Mrs. M.*
M. Kramer of Los Angeles Thursday.
A camping party at Pine Hats has
for one of its members Rev. Charles
M. Fisher of Monrovia. Others were
Capt. W. ~W. Bacon of Duarte, A. T.
Blaln and G. 11. Hutchins.
Thomas Wardall and family of
Duarte shortly will move to Monrovia,
making their home at the cottage re
cently purchased from Andrew Ryder.
