Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-10-30
Society
N RS HUGH LIVINGSTON MAC
M NEIL of South F'igueroa street

INF RS HUGH LIVINGSTON MAC
wi NEIL of South Figueroa street
49, entertained last evening with
one of the series of dinners which she
is giving to formally Introduce her
daughter, Miss Marion, to her friends.
Covers were laid for DR.. and Mrs.
Robert j. Burdette, Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Solano, DR.. and Mrs. Shelley IL.
Tolhurst, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Sartor1,
Mr. and Mrs. j. Ross Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Francis Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Clifford Lott, Miss Mary Clark,
Miss Elizabeth VOTERS, James Slau-
son, Barlow, Dwight, DR.. Bernard
Smith and Louis Tolhurst.
Mrs. Allan C. Balch of Hotel Angelus
entertained with a tea at the California
club yesterday, the occasion being one
of the weeks important events.
Receiving with the hostess were Mes
DANES Willoughby Rodman, Charles Q.
Carpenter, Lynn Helm, C. r. Craig,
w. w. Lovett, Margaret Blaisdell
Hobbs, Cameron Erskine Thorn, Adna
r. Chaffee, Eugene Pettigrew, Burton
E. Green, Leo Chandler, Curtis Will
liams, Howard Huntington, Albert
Crutcher, Fred Bixby. Edwin T. Earl
John G. Mckinney. Will ID. Dunn,
George ]. Denis, w. A. Barker. Mary
w. Longstreet, w. G. Kerckhoff, Err
nest A. Bryant, Henry Carleton Lee,
Frank Thomas, Walter Scott Newhall,
Roland Bishop, Wesley Clark, Joseph
d. Radford and the Misses Carrie Cole
man, Van Nuys, Kate Van Mugs, Helen
Newlin, Helen Wells, Alberta Denis,
Helen Chaffee and Florence Silent.
The marriage of Miss Bessie Emily
Stone and Homer Lee Hatch was SOL
emnized Wednesday evening at the
home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer C. Stone, on Sunbury ave-
nue..
Mr.. Hatch is young business man
of Los Angeles, and on their return
from a short wedding trip the young
people will make their home for time
with. the parents of the bride at 92S
Sunbury avenue.
Mrs. Elizabeth s. Boiling of West
Jefferson street announces the mar
riage of her granddaughter, Miss
Georgia Wilkins, and Charles Howes, a
well known young business man of Los
Angeles, the ceremony having taken
place Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock
at the home of the officiating clergy
man and the brides cousin, Rev. Josiah
Sibley of Long Beach
Returning from San Francisco, where
they are passing their honeymoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Howes will be the guests OF
Mrs. Boiling until the completion of
their new home on Orange street.
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Miss Lucille Walton, the popular
fiancee of Earl V. Lewis who is being
so extensively entertained with pre-
nuptial affairs, was special guest Tues
day at a five hundred party given by
Mrs. Edward S. Pauley and her sister,
Miss Josephine Lewis, at the home of
the former on Ingraham street.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Simp-
son G. Wilson, Mrs. M. S. Robertson
and Mrs. Frank Bates.
The company gathered around the
tables included Mesdames Mathew S.
Robertson, Fred Walton, Marie Long
street Carhart, Simpson G. Wilson,
Leonard Durant, Arthur w. Kinney,
William Blackburn of Hollywood, Ar
thur ]. Waters, Walter Tyler, Howard
Herman Fl. Kerckhoff, Philip Wilton,
C. N. Sterry, Frank Bates. Howard
Schroeder Bryant Mathews, Robert
Granger, william Sterling. James
Baldwin, William G. Hutchinson, Will
lard, Doran, Ralph Dow, Albert l..
Cheney, Hugh Bryson, Frederick Ed
gar Engstrom, Paul Pauley, James
Pauley, ]. Spence, j. b. Carr, c. G..
Lewis. John Howe, r. H. Edwards
and the Misses Charlotte Bailey, Hus-
ton Bishop, Bird Chanslor, Hazel Pat
Marion Shinn, Helen North, Lucy Sim
sabaugs, Nora Sterry, Ruth Sterry and
Mabel Clute.
Mrs. Albert Crutcher and Mrs. John
clifford Page jr., were hostesses on
Wednesday at beautifully Amounted