Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-04

The brides-to-be are not being al
lowed to usurp all the festivities, how
| ever, for Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Griffin are
| celebrating the tenth anniversary of
their marriage tomorrow evening with
a reception at their home on West
Adams street.
Friends are welcoming Mrs. Arthur
Collins of London, England, formerly
Miss Jette Thorn, who arrived over
a week ago to make an extended visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Cameron Erskine
Thom of West Adams street. and al
ready many affairs are being planned
! for this charming woman.
Mrs. w. p. Jeffries of Arapahoe
street was hostess yesterday at an in
formal tea, where a few of Mrs Col
Inns girlhood friends were asked to
meet her. and Miss Van Nuys ID enter
tanning for her Thursday afternoon
with few tables of bridge, after
which other friends have been asked
to drop in for tea.
A party enjoying a ten days trip to
Lake Tahoe as the guests of Gen. M.
Fl. Sherman includes his niece, Miss
Lucy Clark and Miss Chaffee of Los
Angeles, Mr.. and Mrs. George Scott
and family and Mrs. Neuman of San
Francisco.
Miss Eva Elizabeth Heating was
hostess yesterday afternoon at pref
tlly appointed tea at the Country club,
with which she entertained at the Los
Angeles Country club in compliment to
K. S. Curby of st. Louis, who is col
lege friend, and for a week or more
the house guest of her brother, A. G.
Keating.
About fifty of the younger set were
asked to meet Mr.. CURLY. Miss Keat-
ing was assisted by Mrs. Milo M. Pot
ter, Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow, Mrs.
Randolph Huntington Minor, Mrs. c.
S. Law and Mrs. Lewis r. Stone.
Miss Emmeline Childs, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs Ozro w. Childs,
left recently for New York, from
Which port she will sail for Paris for a
year of study. Mrs. Childs will be a
guest at Hotel Belmont, New York,
for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milo M. Potter and
daughter, Miss Jones, returned Friday
from Santa Barbara, where they
passed the summer, and are planning
to leave October 15 for a trip through
the Grand canyon.
Mrs. John C. Mccoy of Barnard Park
will be greatly missed from the So
cial and club life of Los Angeles this
winter, as Sne is leaving Tuesday for
a visit of several months with relatives
in Virginia. Miss Marie will accom-
pany her mother, and it is partly for
the purpose of placing her daughter in
Miss Harris school for girls in Roa-
noke that Mrs. Mccoy is leaving at
this time.
They are going by the southern
route and will stop over for a few days
in New Orleans. Mrs. Mccoy will be
away until the early spring and Miss
Marie will remain until the close of
the school year.
Miss Florence Nolan is again at
home after an extended stay in New
York, Kentucky and Arizona with
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Woodhead and
family, who have been at their coun-
try seat near an Jacinto during the
summer, find the place so attractive
that they are planning to remain there
the greater part of the winter Miss
Blanche Woodhead is spending few
weeks in the city with friends and rel
atives, and is now the guest of her
aunt, Mrs. j. Wood Porter, on Doug
las street.
Miss Mary O'Donoghue is entertain
ing this afternoon with o'clock tea in
compliment to Mr.. and Mrs. Ignaz Ed
ward Harold. about thirty-five of the
musicians of the city having been asked
to meet them.
Owing to the death of her brother
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