Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-16

have been occupying the Stilson nome
on Kensington road for six weeks.
There were present to meet Mr.. Rob
inson Gen. Adna R. Chaffee. Dr.. Walter
Lindley,- Senator Frank p. Flint, Col.
]. B. Neville Samuel T. Clover, George
j. Denis, H. e. Huntington, Edward l..
Doheny, Joseph Scott, w. c. Patter-
son. Al, P. McGinnis, Lee Gates, R. A.
Rowan, j. e. Fishburn. Percy r. Will
son, Charles A. Stilson, G. H. Burnett
and H. w. Brundige.
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Mrs Herbert Howard of Reno street
gave luncheon and card party matinee
yesterday at Hotel Virginia as a pre-
nuptial courtesy for Miss Mary Wild
ney, whose marriage with Sidney Reeve
win be solemnized in November.
Besides Miss Widney Mrs. Howard
entertained Mrs. Paul Pauley Mrs.
Edwin Metzger, Mrs. William Schnei-
der. Mrs. II. 2. Ocborne. jr.. Mrs.
George March Shelton, Mrs. Albert Lee
Stephens. Miss Kate Widney, Miss
Ethel Shrader, Miss Anna Nelan and
Miss Hannah Mcdonald.
s.
Park Congregational church Is to be
the scene this evening of a pretty we'd
ding, when large company Of friends
and relatives will assemble to witness
the nuptials of Miss Alice Powell
daughter of Mrs. Agnes Powell of
Victor street, and Harry McDougall OF
Glendale.
Attired in white satin trimmed with
point lace and wearing a long tulle
veil caught to her hair with coronel
of orange blossoms, the bride will carry
bouquet of bride roses and maiden
hair ferns. Miss Annie Powell, who
will attend her sister, will be gowned
in pink messaline, and so will the little
flower girl, Evalyne Miller, niece OF
the groom. Earl Segerstrom will stand
with Mr.. McDougall.
Following the ceremony the bridal
party and relatives will be entertained
at the home of the bride and heI
mother on Victor street, and the young
people will leave soon after for a triI
through the north Miss Powell has
chosen for her going away gown 6
tailored suit of brown, with hat, shoe:
and gloves to match.
On their return from the north Mr.
McDougall and his bride will occupy
their new home in Glendale, whers
they will be at home after November
81
Miss Myrtle Eleanor Heinecke of East
Thirty-eighth street has returned frolr
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. p
Murphy, former Angelenos, In Sar
Diego.
Miss Heinecke left her chum, Miss
Fannie Winbigler, at Coronado, where
she is visiting her aunt Mrs. Robert
Irwin. Both young women were ten.
dered theater and boating parties and
drives during their visit in San Diego
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Mrs. George Renwick of Tourmalint
street was hostess Friday at an in,
formal afternoon given In compliment
to her aunt, Mrs. Frank Van Leuvar
of Redlands. The guests were enter.
tanned with cards.
Friends asked to meet Mrs. Var
Leuvan were Mines. Mary Wright, Johr
Lincoln, John Wilcutt, Bruce, Lee
Brown, Amy Johnson, George Dunlap
Adelaide Scott, John Mathews, George
Smith, Julia Long, Martha Kendall
Martha Carr, p. r. Frolich and b
McGraw
Miss Flora and Miss Pearl Getchell Of
West Thirty third street entertained 8
number of their young friends at an
old-fashioned taffy pulling Saturday
evening. The yard and summer house
were gay with Chinese lanterns, and
the dining room. where refreshments
were served later in the evening, was
beautifully decorated with smilax
ferns and asters
Those present to enjoy the jolly even