Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-01
HOLLYWOOD

Ihe last of the many affairs at which
this years graduating class of the
Union high school, together with their
faculty, have been the guests of honor
was that given Tuesday evening by
Miss Hattie Lander at her home on
crown avenue. The evening was spent
in playing various games. A huge
cake, around which burned twelve
candles, one for each member of the
class, was the centerpiece of the pret-
tily arranged table. To the class
teacher, Miss Lodwick, was given the
honor of extinguishlng the candles and
of cutting the cake. To her also went
the prize for the best impromptu toast.
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. ]. o.
Churchill. the Misses Lodwick, Ham
mack. Blondeau, Wilkinson, Ewing,
Young and Fleischer, and Messrs.
Nevns, Malin, Hardy, Churchill,
Hampton, jenkins and jackson.
Misses Grass entertained at an in
formal dance Friday evening after the
high school commencement exercises
Mrs Melvin C. Nichols and Mrs.
Charles j. George entertained at two
delightful card parties at Hotel Hol-
lywood in compliment to Mrs D. T.
Martyr and Miss Martyr of Columbus,
Neb. Previous to cards, luncheon was
served in the private dining room to
forty-four ladies on both Monday and
Saturday. The prizes, which were
beautiful peces of hand-painted china
and Indian work, went on Saturday to
the Misses Julia Williams. Rottger and
Moody and to Mesdames Campbell.
McKeeley, Henderson and Hayward,
and on Monday they were awarded to
Miss Blandy and to Mesdames Palmer,
Hoff, C. w. Walker and Whitley.
Eric Eastman entertained thirty
young friends Tuesday evening at his
home, Clydehurst On the terrace out
side the house dancing was enjoyed,
while inside the guests were amused
with a straightforward performance by
]. d. Bercher.
Thursday, at the home of her mother,
Mrs. L. ID. Montgomery, Miss Kather-
inc Montgomery became the bride of
Robert Tull, Rev. j. Arthur Evans per-
forming the ceremony. The bride was
gowned in a simple white dress and
carried white carnations. There were
no attendants Mr.. and Mrs. Tull have
gone to San Diego and will be at home
later at Westgate.
Miss Geraldine Russ became the
bride of Chester A. Swan of Los An
geles Thursday at noon at the resi-
dence of her aunt, Miss Watson, on
Crown avenue. Rev. Mr.. Williamson
of Los Angeles performed the cere-
mony. After their return from San
Diego. where they are spending their
honeymoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Swan will
reside on Pasadena avenue, Los An
geles.
Miss K. McCaffey and Miss E. Nc
ManuS of Whitley avenue are at Mount
Clemens, Mich, for the summer. Miss
Mary McCaffey is in New York.
r. N. Pozau and family have re-
turned from a northern trip.
Countess Wachmeister and Mrs. and
Miss Russell are in Santa Barbara for
a month.
Miss Hattie Candee and William
Candee and Henry Wade left Wednes-
day for Mesa Grande, where they will
spend the summer.
Ross e. Whitley and Edward Zulll
left Tuesday for Corcoran, where they
will spend the summer.
William Rodenhouse, accompanied
by his father, w. H. Rodenhouse, ar
rived home from York, Pa.
Paul de Longpre is home from
Arrowhead Springs.
Miss Peck of Phoenix is the guest of
Mrs. Bartlett on Crown avenue.
Miss Jessie Morgan left Saturday for
Mesa Grande.