Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-27


daughter, Miss Marion, who are re-
turning from Europe, left New York
Friday for Los Angeles.
s.
Pepper has issued cards for studio
tea Tuesday afternoon and evening.
s.
Miss Jessie Downey Jones, instructor
of art at Harvard school, returned
Monday from Catalina, where she
passed the summer.
Miss Elsa Fuhrer and her fiance,
Frank Duquette. entertained Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Thayer of Hobart boule-
ward at dinner at the Melrose recently
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Young women of the Entire Nous
sorority, who have recently taken pos
session, of their new club house on
Informally to college friends and MEM
bers of the faculty Friday evening.
The "house mother" Mrs. l.. S. Mitch
ell, with Mrs. George Finley Bovard,
Mrs. A. j. Wallace and Mrs. w. F.
Armstrong were patronesses, and the
hostesses include the Misses Gretchen
Hensel, Nettie Chamlee, Florence
Speicher, Maud Speicher,l Grace Neif-
fer, Flora Robinson, Evelyn Dayman,
Frances Mitchell, Edna Bovard, Ella
Winstanley, Sadie Bridges, Ethel Ho-
gan and Jennie Buchanan.
An engagement recently announced in
Berkeley, and news of which will be of
interest to many friends in Los An
geles, is that of Miss Ruth Elizabeth
Orgren, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Orgren of Regent street, Berkeley, and
DR.. Calvin o. Esterly, professor of BIZ
ology of Occidental college. No date
has been announced for the wedding.
Dr. Esterly and his bride-to-be are
4, 400 Of ITaft ~ IF CoI
MIA and the groom-elect is a grad
uate of Harvard.
Mrs. Jefferson D. Gibbs, her son and
daughter, Vaughn and Miss Edith, and
Miss Ruth Morris have been enjoying
the month of September at East New
port, where they went on account of the
i'll health of the son. He was much
benefited by the change. Mrs. Gibbs is
now in her new home at 257 Wheeler
place.
Mrs. Frank H. Colby of Magnolia
avenue and young son Harvey have re-
utrned from two months trip in the
east and in the mountains of northern
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Harrington of
South Gates street announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Grace,
having taken place quietly in the ca
thedral in Sacramento Thursday after
noon. Mr.. and Mrs. Matfield will not
return to Los Angeles this year, but
are planning to spend the next twelve
months in Europe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F, Noyes, who
have passed the summer at Bay City,
have returned to their Los Angeles
home.
s.
Miss Effie Steinart and Sylvan A.
Lazard, whose engagement was an
nounced last week, will be pleased to
meet their friends this afternoon from
o'clock until 6 at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Lazard, 657 Westlake
avenue.
! Miss Della Bates, daughter of Mrs.
Mary Bates of West Twenty-ninth
street, left Monday for Denver, where
she will visit Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Perry, who were Mrs. Bates guests
during fleet week.
Mr. and Mrs. William S. Cross and
little daughter, Estelle, of West Thirty
ninth street have returned from an ex-
tended eastern trip, which included
many points of interest in the United
States and Canada. They were away
from Los Angeles ten weeks.
s.
Mrs. w. j. Chichester of Menlo ave-
nue., who with her daughter, Miss Kath.
arine left in May for Baltimore, Nd,
to attend the marriage of her son,
James Johnson Chichester and Miss
Anna Banks, June 2, has returned to
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mills Davies, Helen
street have issued invitations for re-
ception to be given in honor of their
silver wedding anniversary Thursday
evening, October 1.
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clark Carlisle of
South Alvarado street have returned
from Terminal, where they have been
passing the summer at their cottage.
the "Lewclaire.'
Mr. and Mrs w # Arend and