Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-08
Society News

| A JOLLY party leaving for Alamitos
! Il bay this morning, and by whom
"a the pretty little clubhouse, Inlet
Inn, has been reserved until tomorrow,
| Is composed of W. S. Bartlett ana
family of Hollywood and a few friends
The honors of the occasion will be
shared by Arthur j. Brunner, proml-
nent business man of San Francisco,
who Is being entertained by the Bart
let's at Vista del Mar, their Hollywood
home, and by Judge L. c.. McKeeby,
Mrs. Bartlett's father, who is celebrat-
ing the anniversary of his birth to-
day. Others who will enjoy the pleas
ant affair are Mr.. and Mrs. Bartlett,
Miss Bartlett, Miss Florence, Judge
and Mrs. w. H. Jamison and Cecil
| Finkel.
Returning tomorrow members of the
party will motor to Riverside, where
they will be dinner guests at the Glen
wood.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Witherspoon Of
Pasadena avenue, Garvanza, are en-
| tertaining as house guest Mrs Wither-
| spoons sister, Miss Calethea Vivian,
who is returning from an absence of
three years in Europe to her nome IN
Sacramento. Miss Vivian, who Is an
artist, plans a little later to give an
exhibition of her work here.
Mr. and Mrs. Witherspoon and their
guest are going down to Ocean Park
today for a week and on their return
Mrs. Witherspoon will entertain for her
| sister.
| Miss Mary widney, a popular BRIDE
elect, is to be special guest at card
matinee to be given this afternoon by
Mrs. George M. Shelton at her home on
Eaton avenue. The decorations Will
be in yellow, and the score cards will
| ARf two 1n1n
scheme. Mrs. Shelton's guests will in
clude Mines. Weston Clark. Herbert
| Howard, Paul Pauley, Howard Thom-
as, Albert M. Stephens, Jesse Steph-
ems, William Schneider, Harry Os-
borne, Misses Katharine Widney, Han
nah Mcdonald, Ethel Shrader, Mary
Redmond, Ethel Redmond, Alice Day
and Grace Morton.
| Miss Lulu Tryon, whose marriage to
w. r. Martin will occur September IL,
is to be special guest at reception
given this evening by Mrs. William e.
Toler of Harvard boulevard. Invita-
tions have been extended to forty
guests. The house will be decorated
with asters and ferns and delightful
program will be given by the follow
ing: Misses Lulu Freeman, Rowena
Della Middleton, Ethel Coleman, Mil
ton Dillon and Carl Stuart.
Mrs. j. C. Hizer of Coronado Is the
house guest of Mrs. Herbert Leslie
Harris on Alvarado street. Mrs. Hizer
will spend several weeks in Los An
geles.
The engagement OF Miss Lois Ses-
sions, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Sessions of Grand View avenue, and
Paul Goode Hendrickson has been an
nounced The marriage will take place
October at the home of the brides
parents, Rev. Baker p. Lee of Christ
church, officiating.
Moss, intimate friends of Miss Ses-
sions will be bridesmaids, while Max
Hendrickson, brother of the groom, will
be best man.
Many delightful affairs are being
planned for Miss Sessions, who is a
friends. Mr.. Hendrickson is associated
with the Western Wholesale company
Miss Margaret Uyill was special
guest at a reception given by the
Philathea club last evening at the
parlors of the First Baptist church A
large number of guests were present
and delightful program was given.
Vocal solos were rendered by MISS
Alice Weinand and instrumental solos
by Miss Katharine Potter and Miss
Trula Lady. Miss Uyill contributed
several readings to the evenings enter
tainment. Miss Uyill, who has been in
charge of the expression department of
the Y. w. c. A., will leave the latter
part of the week for the Columbia
School of Expression in Chicago, where
she will be a member of the faculty.
Mrs. r. B. Kimball of Spokane and
Mrs. Nellie Harmison of Eau Claire,
Wis, who have been guests of Mrs. G..
w. Sessions of Grand View avenue,
left recently for their respective homes.
Cameron Knight of Pasadena avenue
is entertaining informally this evening
the principal members of the "Peter
PAM production given recently at the
Auditorium. Cards will be followed by
chatting dish supper.
The guests will include Miss Lloy
Galpin, Miss Gertrude Workman, Miss
Ellen Galpin, Miss Rowena Bowles
and Everett Maxwell.
Little Corinne Ross lrris, the at
tractive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert Leslie Harris of Alvarado street.
celebrate her fourth birthday anniver-
sary Monday afternoon with a unique
party at which gifts were distributed
by the hostess instead of by the guests.
A variety of games were played, an en-
joyable feature of the occasion being
donkey rides.
Those who enjoyed the little hostess
hospitality were: Niles Pease jr., Mary
Langdon, Jack Dinner, Lena Warren,
Paul Whittier, Esther Church, Buster
Fisher, Irene Carson, Hubbard Middle
kof, Emma McCreary, Kathryn Nor
row, Leland Whittier, Helen Dunham,
Russell Benedict. Margaret Vance,
Claire Valentine, Margaret Westbrook,
Rugby Harker, Virginia Mack, Corne-
liza Harker, Harriet Ballard, Miriam
Hizar. Morris Ross, Leonard Ross,