Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-20
Social Notes

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Thursday evening in honor Of the an
nouncement Of the engagement Of Miss
Gladys Chase, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. B. Chase of Hollywood, and
H. F. Harrington of Los Angeles. The
table was decorated in the best of
taste and covers were laid for Miss
Chase. Mr.. Harrington, Mr.. and Mrs.
p. B. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. BECKER
Garfield. Miss Belle Reiter of Chicago.
Miss Jessie Clark Of Redlands and
Messrs. Henry and Frank Garfield.
At a quiet little wedding Tuesday
afternoon at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. John M. Wilson of 1923
McClintock street, Miss Edith Mae
Wilson became the bride of N. NJ.
Fraser. The Rev. Jesse P. Mcknight
performed the ceremony in the presence
of few friends.
Miss. Maude e. Parllne Of 2O24 Bald
win avenue became the bride of
Homer H. Sharp wednesday morning
at o'clock. The wedding was a very
quiet one, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. w. M. Stirling in the
presence of only the family and imme-
diate friends. After the wedding
breakfast, Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp left for
San Diego for a short stay, after which
they will be at home in their new cot
tage, SAG South Workman avenue.
In honor of the birthday Of Law
renee F. White. a party was given to
twenty-five of his little friends at the
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Cora Auten of Madison avenue has
gone to Chicago for short stay.
Lord Charles and Lady Euan Smith,
who have been touring Mexico, Can
ada and the United States, have been
the guests of Mrs. DR.. w. D. Turner
of Pasadena several times during their
stay in Southern California. Lord
Charles. who is the president of the
tramway system of the City of Mex
leo came to the United States as a
delegate to the convention of railway
engineers recently held in Washington,
D. c.
Miss Louise Pearce of Stanford uni
versity left for the north Friday MORN
ing in company with her mother, who
is on her way to Boston. 1t is their
intention to stop at Santa Barbara for
a few days and then proceed to Palo
Alto, where Miss Pearce will remain
while her mother goes east by way of
Denver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank I. Wilson of
Chicago announce the engagement of
their daughter, Ruth Louise Wilson,
to Ralph French Burnham of Orange,
Cal. The Wedding is to take place in
Chicago on October Is.
The engagement of Miss Nora Fer
guson Of Holstein, Ia, and Charles
Baker of 1867 West Twenty-fifth street
is announced. The wedding is to take
place in the early autumn.
Miss Luella Carmichael of Petaluma
was married to Albert Bechtold of
Los Angeles in the home of her mother
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. D. Hogaboom entertained last
Tuesday evening with a lawn party
at her home, 3425 South Flower street.
The lawns both in the front and back
of the house were gay with Japanese
lanterns and refreshments were served
IN the open air.
DR.. and Mrs. Huquernbourg of Chica-
go are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
ron at the Hotel Van Nuys.
e. P. Hopkins of Menlo Park is reg
istered at the Van Nuys.
S. B. Toby, one of the ice trust cap
tains of industry, is registered at the
Westminster.
Miss Graciosa Abarta Of 1924 Amelia
street. the daughter of one of the old
est Spanish French families in Los An
geles. will become the bride of Fernan-
do Olivas this afternoon at o'clock
in the church of Our Lady of the An
gels, where her mother was married
in the early days.
w. r. Chaplin and family are at Ho-
tel Metropole, Catalina.
Robert A. Lindsey has gone abroad
for the summer.
Dr. Charles L. Sexton, who left this
week for Portland, entertained a num-
Der of eastern physicians with a dim
ner before his departure.
MI anu ME- - .. AlOliildn nave req
istered at Hotel Potter, Santa Barbara
from Los Angeles.
Mr., and Mrs. Troconiz and Miss Celia
Troconiz will leave Thursday, August
"a, for an extended trip through the
east.
Miss Josephine Williams returned
yesterday from Terminal island, where
she has been spending the past week
at Glenn Cairn inn.
Mrs. X. Madden of Boyle Heights is
summering at Terminal island,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamhourn are
staying at Alpine tavern, Mt. Lowe,
and win go next week to Terminal
island.
Mrs. II. F. Norcross and her daugh-
ter. Eleanor. who have been summer
ing at Coronado, are expected home
soon Mrs Anna 4 Raffaraworfh hTra