Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-04
Society

Miss AGNES HOLE, the charming
N daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W. j.
4iA Hole of West Sixth street, VINO
has recently returned from trip to
Alaska. will celebrate her eighteenth
birthday this evening with a dinner.
Pink will be the prevailing color in
the decorations. The company VINO
will enjoy the occasion, beside Miss
Holes father and mother, are Mr.. and
Mrs. George Bayly, Mrs. f. H. Rlnoge'
Misses Rhoda Rindge, Dlma DeLand
Eva Bayly, Messrs. Samuel Rindge,
Frederick I:indge and Horace Bayly.
Miss Beulah Price of Severance street,
the attractive fiancee Of David Brad
ley, will compliment her house guest,
Miss Ella Bradley of Evanston, Ill,
who is a sister of Mr.. Bradley and
who will act as maid Of honor at the
BradIey-Price wedding, with dinner
the evening of September It,
Miss Price will entertain members or
the bridal party, who are: Misses Ella
Bradley. Dorothy Macleish, Doris Da-
wilson, Flora Guthrie, Josephine Nc
Millen, Lucille Clark, Sarah Utley;
Messrs. s. O. Bradley, Walter j.
Schmahl J. r. Mason, B. w. Madison,
H. K Norton, James Page and James
Utley.
Miss Price will be the special guest
evening to members Of the bridal party
by Miss Josephine McMillen and Miss
Flora Guthrie. The party will visit
Alamitos bay, where a delightful din
ner will be served.
A theater aprty in compliment to
Miss Price is another delightful affair
planned for next week by Miss Doro-
thy Macleish.
Miss Utley entertained for Miss Price
Wednesday with an informal luncheon
at her home on Menlo avenue, other
guests including Miss Dorothy Mac
leish, Miss Flora Guthrie, Miss Lucille
Clark, Miss Doris Davidson, Miss Jo-
sephine Mcmillan, Miss Gladys Rey-
nolds, Miss Austen George and Mrs.
Price.
Miss Ada Seeley was hostess Wednes-
day at daintily appointed luncheon
given at the home of her mother, Mrs.
Leah Seeley, on South Figueroa street,
entertaining a number of graduates
and students of Miss Summers semi
nary in Washington d. G. Corsage
bouquets of daisies marked places for
Miss Virginia Johnson. Miss Phila
Milbank. Miss Kate Van Mugs, Miss
Kate Smith of Pasadena, and Miss
Helen Brant and Miss Florence Brown,
who will enter the school this year.
Miss Seeley will leave shortly for an
other year in Washington.
Mrs. M. c. Elder and H. D. Bradley
of Riverside were married Wednesday
at st. Paul's pro-cathedral. Rev. Mr..
Idiemann officiating. The bride, at
tended by Miss Dorothy Wood. was
given in marriage by her cousin, Ed
ward I. Smith. p. M. Patton of River
side was best man. Breakfast was
served at Hotel Alexandria, after which
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradley left for Coro-
nado
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Heineman of Tue
son. AriZ, have announced the en-
gagement of their neice, Miss Louise
Thomas, and William Pryce Harris of
Tucson, the marriage to take place In
Tucson early in October.
Miss Thomas is granddaughter Of
Mrs. Louise w. Dreyfuss of Carondelet
street, Los Angeles, with whom she has
made her home since childhood. She
has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Heineman for the last year.
DR.. and Mrs. Willis e. Hutchinson Of
Romeo place entertained members of
the Gilmore club at a dinner last even
ing, the affair being in celebration of
their recent wedding anniversary.
There were covers for Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Ramish, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Newman,
Il
Mrs. w. T. Taylor.
DIR. and Mrs. Hutchinson, in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. o. Rech. will
leave Wednesday in their machine for
Murietta Springs, where they Will re-
main a week.
Mrs. Emily j. Valentine was the re-
cipient OF a fruit shower in honor OF
her birthday Tuesday evening. A large
number OF her friends and pupils were
present and most enjoyable program
of music and readings was given. This
pleasant event occurred at the Los An
geles Conservatory of Music and Arts.
Miss Esther Corinson, who has been
spending three months in Chicago, re-
turned to Los Angeles few days ago.
On her way home Miss Corinson
stopped over for a week at Kansas
City, at Denver and in San Francisco,
In the latter city being the guest OF
Miss Matte Meyerstein. who, with her
family, recently left Los Angeles to
make her home in the north.
Robert E. Lee chapter. u. D. c., of
which Mrs. T. w. T. Richards is presi-
dent, held the initial meeting Thurs
day afternoon at the Ebel1 club house.
The occasion was almost entirely OF
social nature. the members exchang-
ing greetings after pleasant summer
vacations. Election of officers will take
place at the next meeting, which Is to
be held the first Monday in October.
Complimentary to Miss Helen Nay,
daughter of Mrs. Noah North Nay of
Hollywood, whose wedding to- Claude
Cumnock of Evanston, ILL.,, Is to take
place September IL, Miss Louise Lacey
of Shatto place entertained with card
matinee Tuesday. About thirty-five
guests were present.
Mrs. Eyre Barrow-ffrench, 627 st.
Paul avenue was hostess Wednesday
at a luncheon of twelve covers given at
the California club in honor of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Harold s. Heating OF
Dallas, Texas, who is visiting her.
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