Los Angeles herald., 1905-02-19
Society

Fairchild and John G. Mott, whost
marriage will be solemnized Thurs
day evening at the Woman's clui
house, came to climax on Friday
when the fair young woman was en-
tertained at luncheon and the popular
bachelor was dined by his men friends
at the Angelus.
The affair at the Angelus was filled
with merriment and good wishes from
start to finish. Motley Flint who
acted as toast master, was at his best
and all those who responded to the
various calls for toasts were happy il
their expressions of congratulation.
Richard J. Dillon, who is Mr.. Motifs
law partner, responded to the toast
THE Bride" anc predicted future
for the young people that was filled
with brightness. L. c. Gates respond
ed to the toast, 1.-THE Groom" in words
that were no less hearty than those Of
fered to the bride.
There were kindly words of advice
parted from the state of bachelorhood
all accepted by the gracious young
bridegroom-to-be and deposited in O
place of safe keeping.
Those present were: Willis H. Booth
John Burr. w. F. Ball, George N
Black, w. A. Barker. A. c. Brode
John e. Brink, Frank Bryson, F. w
Burnett, A. l.. Cheney. H. L. Cornish
w. J. Doran, H. G. Dow, Richard j
Dillon, Maj. j. A. Driffil, Isidore B
Dockweiler, S. r. Eldredge, Byron Err
kenbrecher, Frank P. Flint, M. H
Flint, J. "a. Fairchild, l.. C. Gates, Cal
vim Hartweli, w. H. Harrison, w. M
Hiatt, Fred A. Hines, e. P. Johnson,
jr., w. P. Jeffries, Mark G. Jones, John
T. Jones, F. o. Johnson, w. p. James,
F. M. Kelsey, Oscar Lawler, Walter
R. Leeds, Joseph Mesmer, Oscar G,
Mueller, David Martin, Leon F. Moss,
Daniel Murphy, N. w. Myrick, d. c.
McGarvin, Maj. John H. Norton, w.
E. oliver, P. P. O'Brien, j. w. A. Off,
Walter F. Parker, w. C. Patterson, F..
M. Palette, o. r. w. Robinson, J. w.
Summerfield, l.. H. Schwaebe, w. d.
Stevens, Joseph Scott, E. E. Selph, 9th
eman Stevens, Gen. M. H. Sherman,
Col J. E. Stearns, Willard H. Stimson,
w. L. Valentine, Henry Wander Leck,
Louis F. Vetter, Robert Wankowski,
w. j. Washburn, Perry w. Weidner,
Leo ". Youngworth and Milton K.
Young.
Mrs. Ella Wheeler Wilcox was the
guest of honor at the delightful recep-
tion which was given by the Treble
Clef club last Thursday afternoon at
the Womans club house.
prominent member of the literary
and artistic colony here in Los Angeles
is famous for her ready wit. Her
quickness at repartee and her fund of
amusing stories have caused more or
less envy and when she recently be-
came expert in the use of the finger
alphabet employed by the deaf and
dumb, there were numerous sly jokes
at her expense. Last week an eastern
savant who was visiting in Pasadena
met the clever literary woman at a re-
ception. The woman was told that
Professor Blank was deaf and so she
tried one of her bon mots using her
white kid gloved fingers. The savant
gravely responded, spelling his words
slowly. The two politely conversed in
noiseless fashion for few moments
and then it was discovered that some
one had played a trick. The incident
might have passed without any dis
covery of the truth if debutante had
not choked while she was drinking tea
and surreptitiously giggling. The
literary woman is now waiting for
chance to make the retort courteous
when it will do the most harm to the
testers feelings
Fielding ]. Stilson left for Mentone
yesterday, to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Louis Winter, who
died Friday morning at o'clock. Mrs.
Stilson left earlier in the week, when
she learned of her brothers. serious
condition.
Rev. A. w. Edelman, Mrs. II. Jacoby
and Miss Eta Jaeoby have returned
from their eastern travels. While in
New York Miss Eta Jacoby's engage
ment was announced to Morse Silver
of that city. The wedding will take
place in August. The date of the en-
gagement reception will be given later.
Mrs. William j. Cox and Miss Cox of.
Denver have suite at the Lanker-
SHIN. They expect to remain about
three months
81,
Mrs. Otto Sweet win be at home at
S17 Harvard boulevard the fourth FRI
days of February and March.
Mrs. ]. p. Jones of Santa Monica
entertained yesterday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Severance and Miss Cor
don of New York. who are visiting her.