Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-19
Society.
k1VT1srA DEL MAR" the home of

CIV ISTA DEL MAR" the home of
Y the A. G.. Bartletts in Holly
wood was the scene of one of
the most delightful of yester-
days smaller affairs, Mrs. Bartlett en-
PERTAINING with luncheon of nine COW
ers in compliment to Mrs. Georgia L.
hewitt, whose marriage with j. M.
Hunter of Beverly is to take place
Saturday evening.
The circular table, over which fell
shimmering folds of yellow silk, was
beautifully appointed. the center being
occupied by a silver boat filled with
ragged yellow chrysanthemums, while
contrasting note being furnished by
doilies of exquisite handmade lace.
The room was darkened and tall yell
low candles in cut glass candlestickS
shed soft light to which was added
that of Individual candles by each plate.
The places were marked by cards
adorned with heads of fair women and
appropriately inscribed.
Pendant from the chandelier above
the table was a basket covered with
yellow acacia blossoms and fastened
with a big bow of yellow satin ribbon
and at the close of the luncheon this
was lowered by pullies of the ribbon
until it rested in front of the surprised
guest of honor, who then learned that
the occasion Was also d llilen SHOWeI
and that the various dainty articles
contained in the basket were for her.
Mrs. Bartlett's guests, each a close
personal friend of Mrs. Newitt's, were
Mrs George Williams, Mrs. w. d.
Campbell, Mrs. c.. e. Bireley, Mrs. Will
liam H. Jamison, Mrs. Adolph Frese.
Mrs. e. G. Waldron and Mrs. ]. Will
bur.
Yesterdays luncheon is the first of
| tryI,t Irc Pnrf1nff 10 nlan.
ming to entertain.
The many friends of Miss Helen
Chaffee whose marriage with Lieut..
John H. Howard, u. S. A, is to take
place the evening of December 8 in ST.
Pauls pro-cathedral, are planning all
sorts of delightful pre-nuptials for her
and for Lieutenant Howard after his
arrival from the Philippines.
The first Of these affairs will be given
by Miss Mollie Adelia Brown, who IS
entertaining November 81 with party
at the Auditorium, which is to be fol-
lowed by tea at the California club.
Mrs. e. p. Clark is to be hostess at
party of four boxes at the Mason
the evening of November %, supper be-
ing served at Levy's afterward. and
Tuesday, the day following, Miss Ethel
and Miss Alice Shaw will entertain
with a matinee box party at the Au-
ditorium, followed by supper at the
Jonothan, and that evening Lieut.. Gen.
Adna r. Chaffee and Mrs. Chaffee will
give a formal dinner at their home on
Magnolia avenue in compliment to their
daughter and future son-in-laW.
Mrs. e. F. C. Klokke is entertaining
at dinner for these two young people
the following evening and Thursday
Miss Grace Rowley is giving an in
formal tea and dance at the Country
club from to o'clock, while in the
evening Lieutenant General and Mrs
Chaffee will again entertain at dinner
over the following Saturday and Sun
day Mrs. Hugh Livingston MacNeil is
entertaining with a large house party
at the ranch of Mrs. Kate Vosburg and
Miss Chaffee and Lieutenant Howard
will return to town in season to be
guests that evening of James Slauson,
who is complimenting them with the
alter party.
Mrs. ], f. Conroy will entertain with
a luncheon for Miss Chaffee the after
noon of December l, and the following
Thursday night Mrs Alfred Solano will
be hostess at dinner complimentlng
Miss Chaffee and her fiance.
Lieut.. Gen. and Mrs. Chaffee are
planning a dinner and dance at the
| Country club the evening of December
4, the guests to be members OF the
be dinner hostess the following night
and the round of gayeties VIII pc
brought to a close Monday the night
before the wedding, by dinner for the
bridal party at the Chaffee home.
Friends of Miss Adele Brodtbeck and
Earl Cowan will learn with interest of
their marriage, which took place at
noon yesterday at the home of the
bride and her mother, Mrs. Emily
Brodtbeck, on Wiltshire boulevard.
The ceremony was quietly solemnized
in the presence of a few close frlends
by Rev, Baker p. Lee, rector Of Christ
church. and Mr.. Cowan and his bride
left in the afternoon for brief we'd
ding tourney. On their return they
will make their home at 3l1S wiltshire
boulevard, where they will be at home
after January l.
Mrs Charles Edwards Farrar of Pas
adena has announced the betrothal of
her granddaughter, Grace Hortense
Tower, only daughter of the late Mr..
and Mrs George Hammond Tower, and
Holm Trenholm Warren of Honolulu,
son of Rev. and Mrs. j. b. Warren OF
Berkeley.
Mrs. Minnie Suffer has been enter
tanning for a few days at her South
burlington avenue home, Mrs. Won
Schroeder, wife of Lieut.. Won Schroeder,
II. S. A., who is en- route from the
Philippines. where her husband is sta
toned. to visit her mother in San An |
tonic. Tex. Mrs. Won Schroeder left
for her southern destination yesterday
moring
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac c. Finch cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary last night at their residence, 137
xxrort Axro1,ata VVaOtV-aiphf Mr.. Finch |