Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-22
Society


Much of the social gayety of the
next few weeks will find Its motif in
the prenuptials which are being ar
ranged for those popular young women
Miss Lillian Moore and Miss Edna
Peyton.
Miss Peyton, who is entertaining as
house guests the young women who
will attend her at her wedding, is CIV
ing tea in their honor tomorrow, and
Miss Moore is entertaining her own
bridesmaids, together with Miss Peyton
and her maids Saturday afternoon at
the Auditorium.
Among mutual friends who are plan
ming to honor Miss Moore and Miss
Peyton is Miss Viola Curtis, who will
entertain with luncheon for them Oc-
tober g and Mrs. c. l.. Peck, herself
a bride of last spring. who will give
a bridge luncheon for them October 2.
DR.. and Mrs Moses N. Avery and
family of Vermont avenue have re-
turned from their summer home at
Venice, where they passed the summer.
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The engagement has been announced
of Miss Helen Stafford, daughter of Mr..
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View, and Albert Mcfarland Bonsall,
son of Mrs. William H. Bonsall and
grandson of Albert Mcfarland of Ar
mold street. The late Major Bonsall,
the young mans father, was dis
tinguished soldier and prominent in
civic affairs.
The young people have selected Mo-
vember A as the date for their wedding,
which is to be church affair and quite
simply appointed.
Miss Valleaux Gillespie, whose mar
riage with Myron Athol Poole is to be
one of the early fall events, is to be the
complimented guest at dinner to be
given Thursday evening" by Mrs. G. q.
Adams of East Forty-seventh street.
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Mrs. Meyer Lissner, accompanied by
her little son, has gone east for a
month or six weeks. and in the course
of her trip will visit Minneapolis, Chi
cago, Cincinnati, Washington, D. c.,
Boston, New York and other large
cities.
Ralph Curtis was the host at box
party at the Mason, followed by sup
per at the Alexandria grill, Saturday
night in honor of CASTOR Ganahl of
San Francisco. The guests included
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Clara Keefer, Alma Dodge, Nellie
Creigh, Gertrude Tucker, Laura and
Agnes Ganahl; Frank Sharp. Haw-
thorne Stevens Ernest and CASTOR Ga
nahl and w. T. McGilwray.
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Mrs. E. C. Reed of Chicago is the
guest for two months of her mother,
Mrs. Cora Grace, at her home on North
Pine avenue, Hollywood. Mrs. Reed
arrived Saturday.
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Mrs. William T. Alexander Of Hotel
Vogel has returned from a ten days
outing in San Bernardino, Mill Greek
and Santa Ana canyon.
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Mrs. A. J. Howard, who has been in
San Francisco for six weeks visiting
her son. Norwood w. Howard. has re-
turned to her home at 1540 Wilton
place.
Miss Evelyn Hamburger will leave
early In October for Europe, to be gone
for several months.
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At the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
fred Bradley, on Harvard boulevard
Saturday evenin, their niece, Miss
Kathryn Pfaff, daughter OF Rev. ant
Mrs. Pfaff of Waseca, Mimi, was mar
ried to Charles w. Helms Of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Helms will be at hom
to their friends after October 10 at S93
| Trinity street
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Members of the Entire Nous sorority
of the University of Southern Cal1for,
MIA will be at home to the students anc
faculties of the university on Friday
at their beautiful new house at 10SS
West Thirty-fifth street. Patronesses
will include Mines. George Finley Bo-
ward, A. j. Wallace and w. +. Arm
strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Scofleld of South
Hill street entertained last evening IN
celebration of the seventeenth ami
versary of the birthday of their daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth.
Among the guests present to enjoy
the Jolly occasion were Miss katharine
Giacomazzi, Mable Kronnick, Doris
Rhoades, Ida Rookledge, Edna Smith,
Ilene Smith, Alice Rubasch, Hilda Wei
don, Ethel Horner, Marion Remission
Messrs. James Masterson. Stanley
Smith, Elroy Smith, George Rubsch'
Earl Rebber. Marvin Selick. Walter
Smith, George Cunningham, Giaco-
mazzi and Herbert Kronnick.
The marriage of Miss Winnifred
Pierce, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. III. Pierce of East Twenty-frst
street, and August F. Roth. formerly
of New York, took place last evening
at the home of the brides parents.
s.
The engagement of Miss Pauline
Frances Louise Howard, daughter OF
Mrs. Caroline Huber Howard of South
Olive street, and Frank Henry Lampe,
son Of Mrs. Ella Lampe of San Fran
CISCO has been announced, the mar
riage to take place early In the new
year.