Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-16
Society,"

u of the week was the dinner given
- last evening at her Figueroa
street home by Mrs. Hugh Livingston
MacNeil, who, with this and a series Of
similar affairs, Is formally presenting
to her friends her daughter, Miss Ma
rian, who has just returned from a
year of study in Berlin.
Beside the hostess and her daughter,
there were present Captain and Mrs.
Randolph II. Miner, Mrs. j. S. Slauson,
Mrs. Kate Vosburg, Mrs. Walter Jarvis
Barlow, Mrs. Mary Longstreet, Mrs.
Walter S. Newhall, Miss Helen Chat
fee Miss Sallie Utley, DR.. Bernard
Smith and Messrs. James Slauson, AL
fred Wilcox, Frank Brown, Louis Toll
hurst, James Utley, Maynard McFie,
Joseph Sartori, Godfrey Holtetrhoff. jr,
Will VOTERS and Alfred Solano.
Following the dinner Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Clifford Lott presented a pro-
gram of songs and instrumental num-
bers.
Miss MacNeil, wi, b has been home
less than a month, is being warmly
welcomed by both her own and moth
er's friends. Among several other en-
tertainments on the weeks calendar
is the luncheon which with Mrs. Rob-
ert Jones Burdette is complimenting
her today at Sunny Crest"
Mrs William Hamilton Bowden of
Arlington street was hostess yester-
day at card matinee which took the
form of a bridge tournament partici-
pated in by nearly 200 guests.
In the place of prizes the guests
received trophies of little gold pins.
Mrs. Bowden was assisted in receiv-
ing by Mrs George C. Thresher,. Mrs.
Harmon Ryus, Mrs. J. A. Bowden.
Mrs. James B. Baldwin, Mrs. Arthur
Ballard. Mrs. ]. II. Goodhue, Mrs. C.
Mrs. S. B. Sherwood. Mrs. P. L.
Tyler, Miss Margaret Woollacott and
Miss Elizabeth Maier.
Mrs. Charles Granger of Mesa, Ariz.,
who is visiting friends in Los Angeles,
was complimented guest Wednesday
at q bridge with which Mrs. Willis e.
Hutchinson entertained at her Dalton
avenue residence.
Guests asked to meet Mrs. Granger
included Mrs. Frank Garrett, Mrs. VIII
Shrader. Mrs. Arthur Wholmes, Mrs.
Henry Morris. Mrs. Robert Smith,
Mrs. S. S. Shepard, Mrs. w. S. Taylor,
Mrs. w. T. Taylor. Mrs. Walter
Reese, Mrs. Jack Monohan. Mrs. ]. N.
o. Rech. Mrs. A. Ramish. Mrs. Willis
Tiffany, Miss Louis Hahn, Miss Flor
ence Judd, Miss Bertha Walker and
Miss Alice Walker.
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Members of Lambda sorority, Los
! Angeles high school. entertained with
a matinee at the Auditorium yester-
day in compliment to Miss Huston
Bishop and Miss Lucille Walton, two
popular members who are to be mar
ried within a few weeks OF each other.
Members of the two bridal parties
were included among the guests, ta-
bles being reserved for the party at
the Copper Kettle after the play.
s.
In compliment to Miss Helen SAT-
ford, whose engagement to Albert
Bonsell was recently announced. Mrs.
Earl w. Mueller gave a daintily ap-
pointed luncheon yesterday at her
home on Westlake avenue, entertain
ing later with box party at the Au-
ditorium.
Among other pre-nuptials with which
her friends are planning to compli-
ment Miss Stafford is an affair which
is to be given by Miss Edna and Miss
Hattie Bradford the honors ito be
shared by Miss Lillian Moore. Mrs.
A. G. Voigt of Westlake avenue will
also entertain for Miss Stafford before
her marriage.
entertained about twenty friends with
box party at the Auditorium
Wednesday night. followed by buffet
supper in their apartments at the
Zelda on Fourth and Gran avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Valentine are
entertaining a house party at their
country home at Monte Vista. The
guests are Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Hardi-
son. Mrs. d. M. Griffith. Mr. and Mrs
H. Bromer, Captain and Mrs c. G.
Cushman, Miss Leila Jaqueth, Miss
Ann Gesellen, Edwin Greenleaf, H.
Goldsmith. Walter Hun, w. Gest and
Roy Clark.
Mrs. L. T. Garnsey left yesterday
for visit of indefinite length in New
York On her return Mr.. and Mrs
Garnsey will be at home at the Lam
kershim.
George N. Nolan and daughter Miss
Florence, will leave Monday for ter
days stay at Squirrel Inn, in the Sar
Bernardino mountains. Miss Nolan
has recently returned from the east
where she has been for two years.
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Anna Peters of Los An
geles and Harold English of Richmond
va. which was solemnized yesterday
afternoon by Father McManus in the
cathedral residence on Second street.
Mr. and Mrs. English left last even.
ing for San Francisco, where they will
reside, and where Mr.. English plan;
to enter business.
The marriage of Miss Lena MAY
Maers and William j. Craig took place
wednesday evening at the home of the
grooms uncle, j. d. Hunter on Dor.
chester street. Rev. viii A. Knighter
officiating.
There were about forty present t.
witness the ceremony. The bride, whC
was gowned in white satin and carried