Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-09
A. Rowan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Page Ware
den were the guests.

A. Rowan, Mr.. and Mrs. H. Page War@
den were the guests.
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One of the attractive events of the
week, and perhaps the largest, was the
afternoon tea given Wednesday by
Miss Irene Crosse at the home Of her
parents in Ford place, with Miss
Dierssen of Chicago as the guest OF
honor. The hostess mother. Mrs. John
Crosse, assisted in receiving. Mrs.
Crosse was gowned in lavender mes
saline silk, with lace garniture. Miss
Crosse wore pale yellow silk mousse
line and Miss Dierssen was gowned In
pink satin chiffon. Miss McHenry and
Miss Auten poured the tea.
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Rev. Malcolm J. Mcleod and Mrs.
Mcleod were rendered reception in
the parlors of the new Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening. The occasion
was a housewarming. Rev. T. Cum
ming Beatty and Mrs. Beatty assisted
in the reception. Mrs. James Swan
and Mrs. George w. Stimson served
chocolate at one table and Mrs. Clin-
ton p. Morehouse and Mrs. Henry X.
Macomber served at another. Fruit
ade was dispensed by Mrs. James f.
Devoe. Miss Alice Coleman contrib
uted to the musical program.
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Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, the noted
composer of Chicago, was the guest of
honor at Mrs. Robert j. Burdette's
Tuesday night" Others present were
DIR. Henderson. a noted writer, Tom c.
Moves of the Washington Star and
Mrs. Noyes, Mrs. Walter Raymond. be-
sides a large party of Pasadena friends
Of DR.. and Mrs. Burdette.
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The dance given by the Revelers'
club at the Shakespeare club house
Tuesday night was one OF the gayest
dancing parties OF the season. The
hosts on this occasion were members
of the club, who are Frank Auten, ]. II.
Booge, Charles S. Backus, Goldsmith
Brown, Mac Blankenhorn, Sumner l..
Cristy, j. S. mcdonnell, Arthur A.
Mace, Kenneth Mace, Glover McLaren,
w. Il. Maxwell, Willis l.. Morrison,
Henry A. Doty. Cloyd G. Guyer, Leigh
d. Guyer. Lawrence Stimson. A. r.
Snyder. Frederick Swan. w. D. Holt.
Harry w. Lindsay, Ormsby Phillips.
Edwin Walbeck, Sam S. Kinds and
Roy Hull.
Miss Alice Chaplin, 140 West Cali
fornia street, was hostess Tuesday
evening at an informal dance. Her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Ned l..
Chaplin, Misses Adelaide Salmon, Sallie
Dexter, Mabelle Colvin, Maisie Lynch.
Anne Baker, Barbara Baker, June
Chaplin and Messrs. Charles Parsons.
A. l.. Hawkins, Henry Thayer, Jack
White, e. c.. Patterson, Calvin Baker,
Iucius Dexter, Erie Weight, Earl Nut
ting and George Maslen of Los An
geles.
Mrs. c. A. Blanchard entertained
Thursday with violet luncheon IN
honor of Mrs. Grant Huntington of
Minneapolis. Her guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Leslie Robinson, Miss Ethel Rob-
inson. Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrison
and Miss Berenice Morrison of Los
Angeles.
Lewis ]. Hampton and Miss Anna
Belle Morse were married Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Carrie q. Morse, 115 Carl
ton avenue, Rev. e. l.. Conger off,
ciating. The brides wedding gown
was of white lansdowne, and she car
RED bouquet of white carnations. A
wedding supper was served and the
bridal couple are now on their Wedding
Journey. They will reside at 944 Men
tor avenue.
Henry Sanborn Moves and Miss Ada
E. Palmateer have the honor of being
the first couple to be married In the
new Presbyterian church. Their nup-
tials were celebrated Wednesday even
ing in the presence of large NUMBER
of relatives and friends. Rev. M. j.
Mcleod officiated. Miss Mabel Sehop-
bach was the maid of honor and DIR.
Charles 70. Zerfing of Los Angeles was
the grooms best man. The bride Wore
a costume of white messaline silk. with
u wedding veil of tulle. A reception
followed at the residence of James
Clarke, on South Marengo avenue. At
ter a wedding journey MIR. and Mrs.
Moves will reside in Los Angeles.
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Miss Cora Auten, Miss Rowena Bios
som, Miss Irene Crosse and the latter's
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