Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-20

with her mother for a winter in New
York, Miss Florence Marx and Miss
Rosalie Seligman.
s.
| John 7. Harris, who left Los Angeles
in May for six months or a year OF
European travel, writes to friends here
| of delightful six weeks in London and
of interesting visits to other points
and in recent letter from Paris sayi
he is infatuated with that beautiful
| city and would gladly make his homs
there permanently.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hare, Mr.. Harris
brother-in-law and sister, who were
| married two years ago, returned re-
| Gently from years tour of the world
| and are expecting soon to occupy their
beautiful home now being erected near
| Ocean Park.
| Many friends will remember Mrs.
Hare as the beautiful and accomplished
Katherine Harris, daughter of Mrs. M.
Ella Harris. Mr.. Hare is wealthy
mining man.
]. T. Harris was for several years
with the Modjeska company and also
with Warde and James.
r. T. Aberpethy is leaving today on
twelve months tour around the
world, and will visit before his return
japan, China, Malay peninsula, Bur-
ma, Ceylon. Egypt and Europe.
Mrs. Robert Bruce Burns, Mrs Clara
W. Cries. Mrs. c. H. McKevett and
Miss Helen McKevett, a party of An
gelenos who have been on the CONT
nent this summer, are returning and
are expecting to arrive in Los Angeles
next week.
Mrs. Alletta E. Wilson, who with her
1o,1obfAr Mise M0I1fa I2riarIxy yIyiIony,
went to Europe early In the spring
joined the party on their arrival in
Berlin and is returning with them.
Miss Wilson will remain to pursue her
vocal studies.
Mrs. H. Clay Breeder of Lake street
and her daughter, Mrs. Howard Coles
Burmister of Ocean Park, entertained
with a luncheon and musicale at Mrs
Breeden's residence Friday, entertain
ing for Mrs. Frank Ripley Glass, whose
marriage with Lieut.. Glass of Prescott,
Ariz., was of recent dare.e-
Lieut.. and Mrs. Glass are In Califor-
MIA on their wedding tour and are the
house guests of their brother-in-law'
Mr.. and Mrs. Burmister of Ocean Park
Guests asked to meet Mrs. Glass, all
former residents of Prescott, were Mrs
Coles Allen Bashford, Mrs. William
Bashford, Mrs. ]. M. York. MrSg E. P.
Clark, Mrs. e. Coleman, Mrs. George
Gage, Mrs. Cook and guest, Miss Olive
Fischer and Miss Katherine Bashford.
s.
A delightful clam bake was the novel
form of entertainment given at Naples
Wednesday by Walter Parsons, Ludi-
vic Grant and Harold MacAlister to a
number of playmates. The clam bake
was carried on during the evening on
the shores of Alamitos bay, and was an
unqualified success. Sailing and swim
ming preceded the supper.
Among the young guests were jose
phine MacAlister Edna Miles, Mary
Grant, Agetha Grant, Margerite ire
mo, Roy Davies, Arthur Hurd. Ker-
cheval Charlie Grant, Kenneth Promo,
Ned Frame. Edwin Stanton. Robert
Parsons. Robert Clement, Haul Glenn
emit, Don Clement and Hubert Searles.
Most of the guests came down from
Los Angeles and all remained over
night and the following day continuing
the sports and general good time.
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Mr.. and Mrs e. H. King, who were
married in Shubert, Neb., September s,
are touring Southern California and
will make their home at 726 East
Twenty-ninth street, Los Angeles. They
will be at home after September 25.
Mrs. King before her marriage was
Miss Blanche Williams, and the cere-
mony was performed at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. r. will
liams, in Shubert. Mr.. King is con-
nected with the local wholesae house
Of R. L. Craig 8 Go.
The Matinee Music club served pic
mic luncheon to members at Westlake
park Thursday noon, and afterward
gave short program at the home of
Mrs. W. w Middleton on Alvarado
street, Mrs. Cardell presiding.