Saturday Manli J, IVJH TUE ADVOCATE PAGE THREE ■ ... i LOS ANGELES SOCIETY Among other h o n o r s shown us was a delightful By Emma Luc Sayers dinner party given by Mr. (PC N B) and Mrs. E. J. Morrow at Lo» Angele», Calif. Feb 27—With their pretty home, assisted the coming of two national conven- by their nieces, Mrs. Bertha Maynard and Maude Scott. tione, the building of one large (Aur L B. P. 0. B. OF THZ WORLD first) exclusive hotel and several Neat meeting, will be a bu»ine»» The table was laden with •alie Ityrd, and Jennie Dora (irayaoii, large apartment house« tho last min­ bridetmaid»; Little Mi»» Mabel Hen­ at the home of Mr». J C« Logan, JHO good things to eat-much as ute arrangements completed for erec- L am ber »tree! March V . derson, flower girl; Mr. Kddie Wat- any , . one ought ever to have, ting two beautiful churchea is there .. . •on, beat man. Mi»a Violet Hooker Dr Warren Allen of Seattle »pent and ft Was all just as though wonder that Angelenos feel proud? •ang, "Oh, Prowls* Me". The W ed­ ding March wai played by Mr». Pearl lait Sunday in the city. He wa» en the prodigal son had arriv- It would «*em, frankly speaking, the ed. At dinner time we met N A A- c p conventon which will Mitchell The beautiful ring »ervicc route »outh on business — ■ . . war read by Dr X C. Kunyon, pas- two distinguished divines ! conveve here in June has a direct * NOTICE Stay off the date March 2Jrd bearing on this gigantic ouilding pro­ tor of liethel church from the capital city—Aus­ gram The pass word is "M Y build­ ( hanter* Orchotra liait. The bride who wa» given away by tin. Dahlia Temple No. 202, I. B. P. ing must be finished for the conven­ her father, Mr Lee Andrr»on, wa* 0. E. of W^ of Portland, Oregon, The Misses Violet and tion". Dr. J. A. Somerville, local d*n- We often wonder what charming in a creation of white taf­ meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday feta and georettr crepe She wore the Gwendlen Hooker entertain­ Littig would do without Un­ tiat, and his charming wife, Dr. Vada nights in each month at Stag Audi­ J. Somerville who is also a dentist, ed at dinner, in honor o: conventional veil and carried a »hew­ cle Ed and Aunt Mary. A- torium. All visiting Daughter their Mother, Mrs. William side from conducting a gen­ seem to have set the pace for the en­ er bouquet. Elks in good standing in their re­ tire city. Not only are the Somer­ M e»»n (luy and J. D Jamiaon, D. R. Hooker, whose Birthday spective Temples are invited to ville* building a beautiful apartment eral merchandise store and Olliver, Karl Morriaon and Yanoy was celebrated on Friday meet with ns. Post Office for the past for- hou** on E" t Vernon Avenue, they Kranklin, Sam lilanrhard, (Ifsrle s the twenty-fourth. Those DOLLY PARIES, or more yea's, they serve ville ,r' ,l“ which ,h? own! ? of “ built “I*1 on the BRIDE IS CHARMING Downiu and Thaddeu» Hackley were sharing honors with Mrs. ty } . . . . . . 1 , , } is being Daughter Ruler. the u»her». Unofficially as Itankcrs, gen- Northwest corner of 41»t street and At the clo»e of the ceremony the Hooker were Mrs. E.C. Car IN PRETTY TA FFETA eral advisors,etc., for the Central avenue The other conven- ROSE CITY LODGE Ho. I ll, L gueal« went to the home of the den and son Deputy-Sheriff LULA HUBBARD, CREATION bride'» parent» whrre they enjoyed Carden, of Portland, Mr. whole community. When ,ion- whilf n°* maybe as vital a part B. P. 0 . E. of W.. MEETS tho Daughter Secretary. an elaborate reception From there Robert Robinson and Mr any one becomes ill. Uncle of “ • u c,e/ winl* °* *»»• importance 2ND AND 4TH WEDNESDAY I many went to the Stag Auditorium Charles Williams both stu­ Ed must call the doctor ov- ,hat „ the y w c A blcnniaI ta EVENINGS OP EACH MONTH Sacred Ceremony Perform ! and engaged in dancing to a late dents of the University of er his phone which is the on- Sacramento in April. And lest I for- AT THE STAG AUDITORIUM 381J4 E. MORRISON STREET. | hour, Syracuse Lodge. No y one there connected with net, Philips Chapel C. M. E. church A L L VISITING BROTHERS ed At Church Amid Large i Numerou» gift» including »ilver, of Oregon. 1, K. of P., meet* the The color scheme was of outside towns. When any and St. Philip* Episcopalian r hurch ARE CORDIALLY INVITED. i ul gla»», ohina and linen» — all bea- second and fourth Fri­ will begin their new church homes a- Group Of Friends. j utiful, »rrvii cable and many cortly, lavender and white. day nights each month of the relatives’ kin come bout the first of April. at the Stag Auditorium | attested the high e»trrm and love in T. H. WILLIAMS, E. R. After an appetizing din­ ionic unannounced, Uncle I beg the society fan's pardon, but 381 Ji E. Morrison St. which the happy young couple are ner, dessert was enjoyed un­ 8TAG AUDITORIUM Ed stops his work, gets in I must divulge a little more Angel Witlmut a doubt tlir largest church held by black and while L. A. ASHFORD, C. C. der the soft glow of laven­ lis car and d r i v e s t h e m City business. Atty. Chas. Alston ha« wedding held her* (or many year» Mr William» i* a practicing attor­ % 38154 E. Morrison 8t. j 328 Wheeler S t announced his candidacy for the As­ look place on la»t Thuraday night ney and an officer in Zion A M. K der candles. ion ic- just as he did us. sembly from the 73rd district and W Y A T T W IL L IA M S, Secretary, when Mr Wyatt Welton William» church. Hr i* aao prominent in fra­ H B T R U IT T, When any one in the corn- ............................. , Mr Sidney P. Done» from the 74th. and Mi»» (ilady» Marie Andrr»on ° f e% «y* ternal and »orial circle« Mi»» An- were joined in holy matrimony at the ■Icraon i» a «trnographer and an ac- Itcthrl A M I' Church. McMillan rompli»hed mu»ician She i» al»o pro­ and l.ariabee street» minent in church and »ocial circle« Long he (ore the appointed hour n( The wedding was the culmination half after eight indicated on the bea- of a romance which began when both ulilttl emboaaed wedding invitation» were children of which three hundred were ittued, The Old Ko»e Club met al the beautifully «roomed gue.l» began to »»»enible at the > hurt h and continu'd beautiful home of Mr». Alex Coffey, until the church wa» filled to it* ca- 709 Harold Avenue on Feb. 23rd., honoring George Washington'» birth paoity. Pretty white lillie* and pink rote», day anniversary A very interesting and a wealth of other cut flower» program wa« enjoyed The member» intermingled with graceful palina, j joined in singing the National an­ furnished an attractive aetling for the them. accompanied by Mis* Nellie Franklin A most mteresting paper exchange of the »acred vow» Aaide from the bride and groom, wa» read by Mr» J J Hand»aker and others in the bridal party were: Mi»» Mr« I. K Johnson «ang beautifully. Honor guests were Mr and Mr« llernirc Anderton of Seattle, the bride'» *i»ter, maid of honor; Mice»« John Jayne. Mrs L. F. Johnson and Norma Krene, Itaibara Hubbard ,Ko- Mr» J. J. Hand«aker 708 Maryland Avenue. m unity is in hard luck, needs And they both have a good chance of BRoadway 1674 M ISSENNEAW A CONTRACTING COM PANY Also Cabinet Work And Upholstering C M PRATH ER, Manager 29354 N. 16th St. Portland, Ore. For rent. Modern furnisehd 4-rm flat. $30 per month, 204 Fargo St., near Williams Avenue Phone Trinity 4485 — Adv a small loan, Uncle Ed helps lim out. When the church or school is in great need and must ha\*e help, it is Un­ cle Ed who sics it through. And yet — and vet— they say our uncle is not a — Christian. SOLDIER PASSES (Continued from Page Three) K. of R. A 8. winning And now for somethng more exhilarating! Two of the smartest clubs have issued invitations to what promiaes to be lovely affairs. The first comes from the Omni De Bonuin (whatever that means) club bidding their many friends to their “ first annual d a n i a n t e”, at the Knights of Columbus Auditorium on the 22nd inst. The second was sent by the recent­ ly organized Countee Cullen Club (page Miss DuBois!), and is given in form of a valentine musical You wouldn't think it, to look at Father W T. Oeghorn.but he was eighteen years old last Tuesday even- San LaRosa, C'abainatwan, San Josa and many other Rev. J. L. Cason is putting out a minor fights. He was hon­ very crrtlilable Church Bulletin of orably discharged in 1902 af- the activities of Mt Olivet church of ter three years of active ser- lnK! vice - (character very good). our heart because thev arose From my personal know- ¡to a sad crisis and were e- ledge I can justly say that Daily Fashion Hint qual to it. When M rs. he was a good soldier, never Gregg’s mother- and father failing to go where dut> i T ells of H er Trip E a s t By Mr». E. D. Cannati y . passed into the Great wide called him. At , last after Guess leaving a large family ‘ raveling for 68 long years which stands in close little ones. Lena and Ben toward that great divide, he We spent five g l o r i o u s and ana wnicu M an as n Close . l , . * , received his last command ‘ ? ok mothers and lathers . ... 1928 to cross ov- days at Littig-with brief ex­ proximity to old St. Paul. „ j ; ™ - c_, places and saw that the lit- on 1 , . . ’ * , cr * , cursions to Elgin which is °'v ,n the aud,enCe sat ,1c ones were carried safely er and join the ranks of that only five miles away. While Mr. and Mrs. George Plum­ cat host m the ‘<»d*scover- we were on a pleasure-rest mer who had motored down through. Thev still main- 1 ^ ed country from w h o s e that evening from Austin. Itain the old homestead while e coun,rv trip at every stopping point, bounds no traveler was ev­ we were pressed into service. We were mighty glad to see !nan>’ an^ hcr< *°uKbt tbe er known to return. May So at Littig and Elgin we them, too and learn thev had br,^ht l,krhts of the bl« c,t’ his soul rest in peace. were called upon to address two beautiful daughters in i les. Funeral services were con­ Then there was “ Betty” ducted at the Eastside Fun­ two meetings. At Littig we College. “ George and Bird- spoke in the church of our ic” are making good. Over (Mrs. Meeks) “ Betty” is eral Directors 6th and Ald­ childhood davs- -St Paul m . to oiir right "sat dear oid Littig’s Elgin’s. Austin’s & er Sts.*by Rev. J. F. More­ E.—to a group of old and Dad (Mr. George Morrow), i Houston s modiste. She re- land, who after reading a young. Many were newcom­ Aunt Mary Ed and Aunt Jo-ls,tdes at Lm fc, but wealthy beautiful passage of the ers whom we did not know sie. Aunt Mary Ed is the class of both races have bca’ Scripture, commented i n hut most of them were re­ wife of Mr. E.’ J. Morrow. tcn an auto Path to her door words that were more-im­ latives and friends. It was the Post Master and general I s‘ eP* Hetty^ can create the pressive, relative to a soldier interesting to note how so merchandiser at Littig fo' n*ost charming gowns out which was very inspiring to many had grown into man the past forty or more years, of a little of nothing . Sad- the very few who had as­ and womanhood since we We distinguished her from|dock and Effie were there sembled there to pay their last saw them. This made the rest of our Aunt Marys ‘ °°< and ‘ hey didn t look a last respects to their contra» THE EVENING SILHOUETTB ns feel awfully old. There by adding “ Ed”. Aunt Jo- day 0,der.tban wb™ we saw Johnson. In exquisite peach-blow taffeta is ^ • l'-ff|C (Mrs. was Gerliua Hayden, for in­ is is the wife of Uncle An- ‘ bom this dance frock fashioned The full Henry Johnson was laid two-piece skirt is cut longer in back stance, who led the singing drew (Mr. A. J. Campbell) Sc° ‘ ‘ ) is “ Betty s daughter to rest in the Veterans Plot than in front, and faced with silF in a of whom we spoke so much and haddock is her husband, and put the pep into the deeper shade of pink. Set into the at Riverview Cemetery, front of the fitted bodice ia meeting. Gcrlina was a little in our last installment. She ‘ ‘ wol,'d ‘ akc entirely to where a beautiful service a V-shaped soft vestee of lace. Medium sixa long to introduce you, dear bashful youngster when we also is Dad’s sister. Then requires JV$ yards 39-inch taffeta for was conducted by Scout dress, with 1Vi yard in darker tone left home. She’s now grown- there was Cousin Lena and readers, to the whole audi­ Young Cantp No. 2 United for faefctf. and K yard lace. « a graduate and teaching in Bcn(Mr. and Mrs. B e n ence. But the picture look­ S p a n i s h W a r Veterans. Pictorial Printed Pattern No. 417S. ed as fainiliar as of yore ex­ Sites 14 t o y e a r s and 34 to 38 bust, the new Rosenwald school Gregg). Lena and Ben will that was recently completed always have a warm spot in cept we missed a few faces 2 eight room houses, newly papered »cen ts. • that have passed on-includ­ and lighted - Rent very reasonable. ing that of our dear mother. Call at 1464. “ LTncle Andrew’’ presided Use A Personal and introduced us in the Proctor Attention most “ hiferlutin” terminol­ THE EAST INDIA HAIR GROWER P R O C T O R ' S Extended Instead of ogy and we responded in our Charge Inviaible most gracious manner. We Will Promote a Full Growth of Hair, Management Account Will also Restore the Strength, felt mighty good to be back Vitality and the Beauty o f the home—among the realest of Hair. If your Hair ia Dry and friends- all anxious to hear Wiry, T r y - every word and all intensely interested. 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