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SEPTEMBER 29, 11)11. PA'IT 5 I'HIDAV. Events inLocalSocietyi CALIFORNIA CLUB WOMEN OPPOSED TO SUFFRAGE. cltv. Miss choice 1 lands that she is a member of the Contemporary Club of that city and Matf-H that the President and some of the most influential members of that are anti-suffragists.

Mrs. M. D. Behr, secretary of the Twenty-fourth-street School Child matchless in quality jffl 4 in freshness (j I in cleanliness I in goodness 1 in texture jflk I the bread that is as moist, and' fresh and tasty in forty-eight hours 1 11 as other bread is in twenty-four. f'A get a loaf of Bradford's and Vii test it.

OXE Or THE Isryirst and tooit farhlorusbl function! to view will be Jylrs. Joseph Sartorl's ball, which she 'will give In November for her adopted daughter, Ml.a Juliet. Miss Juliet. ho is Just IS, and one of the mnt charming and unpoild fpecimens of younj maidenhood, will make a formal debut at this grea! eCerit. The Ftory of her adoption by Mr artori a good many years ago now.

la one of intense romance and Mrs. Sartorl's life hue no more hsppr event go recall. As for Miss Juliet, sho exchanged a life full of vicissitudes the little girl's future looked very Mack when the fairy godmother ap on the scene,) for one of ehcl- Debutante Sisters 111 fflraf 11 K-t II ill kif Vi i i -'W i of I 'v If r- Li Hfl Weinsttin. a teacher In one of the itjr honl. The rirls.

who are danshttra Air. and Mrs. I. Botwin. were to hare been introduced to sm-ty this winter, but they decided t- be married instead.

Card Party. One of the largest card parties of the season will be held at the 1 "Women's Clubhouce, No. 9 40 Houth Klg'ieroa street, at 2 o'c-Ick this af- tcrnoon. Mrs. Bruce II.

txss. chair- man, will be assisted by forty hos- tosses. There will be 100 table, ar- ranged in groups of live. Five hundred, bridge, auction bridge, euchre and whist will be pla.ied as preferred. The prizes for score will be Soon to Wed.

awarded by Mrs. Herman Kerckhoff. Features of the afternoon's entortain- ment will be selections by a mandolin and guitar quartette, a whistling solo by Miss lle'en Lay ton and fancy danc ing by the Misses Delaney and Miss Gladys Harberd. Punch will be served by Mrs. Charles 15.

Nichols and assistants. The decorations are in charge of Mrs. Cecil Frankel and Mrs. Charles E. Shattuck.

The hostesses are: Mrs. Berthoid Baruch, Mrs. Oliver P. Clark. Mrs.

N. K. Potter, Mrs. Morris Albee. Mrs.

Mary H. Gridlry, Mrs. Eugene T. Pet-tigrew. Mrs.

J. S. Vallely, Mrs. Clifford Howard. Mrs.

Charles E. Shattuck, Mrs. James U. Baker, Mrs. Jack Jevne, Mrs.

Arthur H. Braly, Mrs. Jack Smith. Mrs. J.

W. Mactionald, Mrs. John P. Pelaney, MrB. M.

E. Jenkins, Mrs. Edward K. Bradley, Mm, Ben Mrs. James Scherfree, Mrs, R.

W. Shoemaker, Mrs. C. B. Nichols, Mrs, Cecil Frankel.

Mrs. C. E. Parme- lee, Mrs. John B.

Haynes, Mrs. David C. McCan, Mrs. Shelley Tolhurst. Mrs.

Seward Simons, Mrs. C. F. Edson, Misses Fannie Rowan, Anna Bock, Kitty Walbrldge. Mabel Brundige, Helen Wisler, Mary Richard Gray, Francis M.

Wills, Helen Whislcr, Mabel Seeley and Mabel Clute. o- For Bride-eloot. Mrs. T. H.

Wright of No. 1540 West Twentieth street, will be hostess at a prettily appointed miscellaneous shower tomorrow afternoon. Miss Jane Burgess, who is soon to marry Frank E. Bradley, will be present as special guest. The home will decked with Killarney roses, and baskets of these pretty flowers will adorn the luncheon tables.

Motor Trip, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Henrich and Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton Cline will leave today for a week's auto trip through Southern California.

Disllmruislird Visitor. Sir James T. Ward of Belfast, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs A. W.

Ballard of Phoenix, at the Hotel Hollywood for the summer, left last night for Ireland. Mrs. Ballard, who is a niece of Sir Ward, accompanied her uncle. They will visit rela tives In Toronto, Montreal and Quebec, A. GREENE SON.

v' Exclusive Ladles' Tailors NEW FALL GOODS NOW READY FOR INSPECTION. 821-25 W. Seventh Street. Third Floor, Over Bronson Desk Co. Miss Miriam Botwin (left,) who will marry Abe Blumenthal, and Miss Lillian Botwin, the fiancee of Jamea Weinstein, a teacher in one of the city schools.

ATKW WEEKS ago the proponents of woman suffrage Issued a circular stating lVt the various woman's clubs of California had all endir.ed' woman suffrage. Following the appcaraiie of this leaflet, the Southern California Association to Woman SufTrage, No. 322 Exchange Juild lug, asked for an expression from the various clubs as to the authenticity of the report The anti-suffrage organization states that the response to the request has been general and enthusiastic. Mrs. J.

E. C. Witham of the Clcn-dale Tuesday Afternoon Club protests against the report that her club, as a club, endorses woman suffrage. She says that at a meeting of the club an espression was asked upon the question of political equality and that a small majority voted for it, but she claims that, the meeting was not representative and neither was the vote, though it has been widely quoted as such. Mrs.

Henry Morris, a member of the Friday Morning Club, expresses a decided opposition to woman suffrage. Mrs. Cameron Thom. Mrs. H.

G. Millar and Mrs. J. B. Lippencott state that tney have severed their connection with the Friday Morning Club because of the tendency on the part if some of t'ho members to claim that club for the suffrage cause.

Mrs. S. T. Smith writes from Red- and expect to arrive in New Tork in time for Sir James to sail for Ireland, October SO. A.

W. Ballard, who Is president of the Pacific Gua and Electric Corporation of Phoenix, and other will meet Mrs. Ballard, October 30 in New York and they will start on a return trip to Los Angeles, which will Include a month spent In Florida, a few weeks in Cuba and a leisurely trip west, with the expectation of their arrival here" Just before the holidays. During the laat few months Sir James and his niece, Mrs. Ballard, have motored to all of the points of interest in California and were tour ing Yosemite for about one month.

At Home. Mr. and Mrs. Woods Rayburn Wool-wine have returned from a pleasant summer vacation passed in the mountains and are at home in their beautiful new residence at No. 417 Kingslcy drive.

European Trip. Max Rchwert. a pioneer of this city, has returned from a six months' tour through Franco, Italy, Switzerland, Austria and Germany. Visiting Xorth. Mrs.

W. C. Dillingham is visiting friends in San Francisco. In This City. Mr.

and Mrs. Charles S. Lamb have moved from Giendale to their new home at. No 1321 Mohawk street, where they will bo at homo to friends after October 5. Wedding Announcement.

Announcement Is made of the marriage of Miss Sarah Loftus and Sweeney at the Church of the Immaculate Conception In Monrovia. Father Cain assisted by Father Dagon and Father Donahue officiated. The bride was attended by Miss Delia Fobey. John Dunn stood with the groom, Mrs. Fonk Fether had charge of the music and rendered the wedding marches.

Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney will be at home to friends at their residence In Forty- seventh place. Home From Abroad. Mr.

and Mrs. 'Lee A. McColinell with their daughter. Miss Ruth, returned Tuesday from a live months throtigh Europe. They visited the large cities on the continent and motored through England, Ireland and Scotland.

They also vis.ited the Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls and interesting cities in the East. Carnival at Anaheim, K'plemher to pctnher 1t. rnt via Santa Fr. September 26th to Ootober 1st. t.tmlt Otober 2d.

Spelt train on October 1st, leaving I.o Anstnles 0:15 a.m., returning leave Anaheim p.m. TUB bet tonic known (rood wln, of which we make a epeolalty, and are veiling all our Bwet aud dry wlnea, regular srice 11.25, for Mo per gallon. All local beer, 11.00 per doeea quarts. Free delivery. Ed.

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This piano is acknowledged by highest authorities to be the superior in every way of any piano yet placed before the discriminating public. It is truly an inspiration to the Artist and Music Lover. Study Circle, promises that with the commencement of the Parej.t-Teacher Association meetings there will be some opposition raised to the statement that that organization is pledged to suffrage for women. Mrs. H.

W. Garrison, Corona, Is a club woman who has been doing a wide, but quiet work among the voters of her locality. She states that she finds very few men who are in favor of the equal franchise amendment 1 In the Highland Park Ebcll Club a very large percentage of the members arc opposed to woman suffrage. Among these are Mrs. Carl Packard, Mrs.

Klggtns, Miss Rhodes. Mrs. J. F. Eiwell and Mrs.

V. W. Reynolds. Of the Woman's Press Club. Mrs.

Attie Stowe, Mrs. Harriet Williams Myers, Miss Ruth Comfort Mitchell. Mrs. Lillian Cdllins. and Mrs.

Otho F. Coe have expressed themselves as strongly opposed to woman suffrage. Mrs. I wis C. Torrance.

Sierra Madro Woman's Club, says she thinks it will be a positive harm to the State if the suffragists are victorious. Lucile Jeardeau writes from La Jolla that she is a club woman who feels that there are very many better things for women to do, things which she can do better if she keeps apart from politics. On New Sod. VLA DAY FOH SOXS.OF ERIN. MAXY TO WEAK THE GREEX AT HIBERXI.VXS' PICNIC.

The Shamrock and the Harp and Crown Hang nish Tomorrow Where They of the Emerald Isle Gather for Big Basket Outing at the Indian Village. Everything jg )n readiness for the basket picnic to be given by Division No. 1 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians at the Indian Village tomorrow. A large number of members, their families and friends will enjoy the gala reunion. F.

G. Haley, chairman of the Entertainment Committee, and his efficient corps of workers, promise the visitors the best picnic in the history of the local order. From 3 o'clock in the morning when the gates will open, until 10 o'clock at night there will be provided unending entertainment for the Hibernians who gather to enjoy a day of real pleasure. The first big event on the programme is a baby show and the competition in this is expected to be very spirited, as there will be many entries. Prizes for the two prettiest babies under two years and one year old will be contested for by the little ones.

At noon the picnickers will enjoy the big dinner, after which there will be speaking. J. R. Dwyer, division president, will make a short address and Joseph Scott will deliver the principal speech of the day. The festivities of the afternoon will include dancing and 'athletic contests, for which prizes will be awarded.

The last and one of the most important events of the day will be a moving picture show, at which 100 views of beautiful old Ireland will be shown. The athletic programme includes events for fat women, married women, old men, girls and boys. The numbers are as follows: Young men's race, 100 yards; married men's race, 100 yards; young ladies' race, 50 yards; married ladies' race, 60 yards; fat men's race, 75 yards; fat women's race, 40 yards; old gentlemen's race, 60 yards; boys' race, 100 yards; girls' race, 60 yards: potato race, for men only; sack and three-legged race; ladies' baseball throwing contest; tug of war, married( men vs. single; jumping contests. Officers of the Hibernians are M.

J. McGarry, State president; P. J. O'Connor, county president; J. R.

Dwyer, division president; P. J. Horan, recording secretary, and J. J. Fox, financial secretary.

(Jff A A tPLJeVV $5.00 $8.00 but very good can well, IS I B. LONG FRANK 6951 619 South tered happiness, as delightful as the day was long. The beautiftil friend- Klup between Mrs. Sartori and this fa vored adopted daughter Is one of the most charming things we know of. The debutante ball will be a wonderful affair, and the invitation list grows apace.

With the inimitable Mrs. Sartori for hostess and so charming a guest of honor, it fail to a most pronounced success. Amongst the young bridal hostesses, of the season, young Mrs. H. Smith, daughter of Mrs.

Hugh MeNiel, will take front rank. Dr. and Mrs. Smith are at present enjoying a European honeymoon and return early in November. Mrs.

Smith is a very charming little woman in her own right, but it must be confessed that up till now Fhe has largely basked in the reflected clory of her own mother's dlstln guished personality. Mrs. Hugh MeNiel Is essentially the grand dame, with her beautiful white hair and her most distinguished presence. A natural leader of society, she has become the particular social asset bt her largo circle. Her views upon most questions aro very pronounced and she has a knack of securing her own way that makes her a power to be reckoned with.

Intensely musical In'the best sense, she is a great patron of the symphony concerts, which sho has helped to establish on the best possible social footing here. Her daughter, young Mrs. Smith, is credited with very unconventional tastes, and her entertainments, of which many are promised, are looked forward to with a good deal of Interest Mr. and Mrs. Vosburg the latter was formerly Miss Slauson, as also was Mrs.

Hugh MeNiel will return to town In October, and so likewise will Mr. and Mrs. James Slauson, in order to give the young bridal couple a suitable welcome upon their homecoming. and Mrs. Jarvls Barlow, Mrs.

Folana, and one or two other members of the family seemed to be enjoying themselves hugely at the baseball match recently. They had a box, which they filled very comfortably, and altogether seemed to be a very merry family party. Mrs. Frank Hicks Is another iriOthef to launch a young and exacting debutante this season. Miss Elizabeth, keenly expectant of all the good things society has In store for her, is metaphorically casting an inquiring eye upon mamma and papa these days.

Mrs. Hicks Is very retiring, with distinct domestic leanings, but papa Hicks Is all too well endowed with the wherewithal for debutante entertainments, so mamma is unlikely to escape the ordeal. Mr. and Mrs. William M.

Garland will return home shortly end will open their lovely home for the winter. There are whispers of Interesting little parties to be held In this domicile at no distant date a sort of series Jf one understands aright. Mrs. Garland Is a charming hostess, petite, rather Frenchy in taste and dress, and with a fascinating sueestion of Irish In her speech. Somehow her name of "Blanche" seems to suit her admirably, and she makes an interesting and chlo picture driving about the city In her little electric brougham.

Miss Eleanor Banning, daughter of Hancock Banning, Is to have her debut postponed another yejtr. She recently returned from Miss Spence's seminary at New Tork. and now goes to Marlborough for the ensuing year. Mrs. George Caswell, the ardent is In command at Marl-borougli, where the young ladles are carefully protected from the ballot microbe.

Miss Marie Crow, of artistic penchant. Mils for Japan on October 25. Before that date the Crows will have moved Into town from Pasadena and will make their home here In future. Miss Marie Crow has something of reputation for her uncommon taste In dress, which Is usually pronouncedly French and exceedingly becoming to her etj'le of features. Ran Franclsoo Cuet.

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