Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25

said that it will occur early in the win
ter. Miss Caroline Bruins will give
matinee party at the Auditorium to-
morrow in her honor.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph AL
lison Galbraith are offering congratu-
lations on the coming to the La Sale
street home Friday morning of little
daughter.
Miss Grace Earl Makley, a clever
artist who came from St. Louis six
years ago and established herself in
San Francisco, is among recent ar
rivals in Los Angeles, where she ex-
poets to locate permanently
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Lauterbeck, who
have been living on Brighton avenue
will leave this morning for New York,
en- route for an indefinite stay.
Miss Olga H. Dorm, who left early
in the summer to visit her brother,
Capt. Edward J. Dorm, governor of
Guam, has been dangerously ill, but
is slowly recovering and is at present
in Japan.
The marriage of Miss Willie McPeak,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel NC
Peak of West Eighteenth street, and
Arthur Campbell will be solemnized
Wednesday evening and will be home
affair. Miss Mary McPeak will attend
her sister as bridesmaid.
s.
Miss Anna Clark of West Adams
street will entertain tomorrow in COM
pliment to Miss Anna Sterrett, who is
to marry Edward Bacon November ~.
Mrs C. F. Miller of Lake street will
give a Halloween party for Miss Ster-
rett the evening of October 81.
s.
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Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Johnson, of
Bellevue avenue, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Rose
Johnson and J. G. Giles. The wedding
will take place November II, and will
be a home affair.
s.
Members of the Xopeia club gave the
third annual dance at Ebell clubhouse.
Wednesday evening, there being eighty
| guests in attendance. Miss Mcdonald
contributed reading and Edwin J..
! Salyer a piano solo to the pleasure of
| the evening.
The club, of which Warde J. Heller
| is president, and E. ]. Salyer, secretary,
will give a dance each month through
out the season and tomorrow evening
will entertain with a party at the home
of Guy Rice, Tropico, for members
only.
| Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gilbert of West
| Twenty street., announce the ap-
reaching marriage of their daughter,
Miss Ethel L. Gilbert to Norman l..
Philip, the ceremony to take place at
their home Wednesday, November Is.
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| Members of Westlake Card club held
the regular meeting in the hall on the
corner OF Pico and Figuerora streets
THURSDAY afternoon.
| Among those present were Mesdames
Garrett Van Horn, Ben Grow. M. L.
| Smith, w. Baylies, j. Ruggles, A. F.
| Huntoon, j. b. Brackett, w. S. Young,
e. r. Gardner, ]. p. Gillmer, Benton
Flood, c. r. Raynor, F. Tucker, E. A.
Nance, A. C. CARRIER, j. T. McCardle,
| w. A. Henry F. ID. Davis, p. M. Hill
man, r. J. workman M. L. Van Ger,
Frank Elberson, Frank Stoddard, j. r.
Harder, Harry d. Smith, j. G. Howard,
A. C. Slater, j. H. Miles, c. l.. Viereck,
| Charlie Hurd, G.. M. Atkins, c. w. Nc
| CONCEAL, C. N. Campbell and the
Misses Ethyle Huntoon, Ada Henry,
Mabel H. McKeen and c. G. Campbell.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. f. c. NC
Arthur and Mrs. r. j. Workman, and
the consolation fell to Mrs. ]. p. Gill
mer.
| DIR. and Mrs. c. t. Pierce of Rich
street celebrated the sixth anniversary
of their marriage Thursday evening
with an informal family gathering.
A feature of the evening was mu-