Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-12

and Mrs George w. Fouke, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Irby Dunklin, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. B. Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. j. K.
Wadley of Texania, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
L. Turner, Mrs. c. P. Crowell, Miss
Lanori Miss Anita Lanori, Miss Alice
Lanori, Miss Pearl milestone, Miss
Mate Hayden, Miss Belle Crowell, Miss
Saint, Miss Carrie King, Miss Mary
Turner, Messrs. Laurence Turner.
Charles Turner and Louis Aree.
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Mrs. John w. Roberts gave one of
the prettiest of the weeks social az
fairs at her home on North Whitley
avenue yesterday, entertaining with
progressive five hundred for her guest,
Mrs. Ada D. Taylor of Santa Barbara,
who is leaving this week for a winter
in Florida.
Friends asked to meet Mrs! Taylor
were Mrs. B. Mortgrage, Mrs. George
Mack, Mrs. Benjamin Fowler, Mrs.
Hugh Foster, Mrs. w. T. Glassell, Mrs.
Alfred Leonard, Mrs. B. F. Hulse,
Mrs. Robert P. Risher, Mrs. w. B. Ly-
ons, Mrs. Sadie Keith, Mrs. S. M. Cod
dard, Mrs. Turner, Miss Amy L. Perry,
Miss Adele King.
Mrs. Wharton and Miss Lumley
served punch.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Hollett of Evans
ton, ILL.,, have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Inez,
and Gilbert John Symington OF Los
Angeles.
The ceremony will take place Septem-
Der % in the evening in Emanuel Meth
odist Episcopal church in Evanston,
and promises to be one of the notable
social events of the autumn. Miss Hol-
lett will be attended by maid OF
honor and four bridesmaids, and DR.. H.
o. Eyersol, formerly of Los Angeles, is
coming on from Montreal to serve as
best man.
Mr.. Symington and his bride will
make an extended eastern trip which
will include the principal Atlantic coast
Cities before returning to Los Angeles,
where they expect to receive their
friends at one of the large hotels after
November 1.
Miss Hollett has many friends to well
come her to her new home as she vls-
tied Los Angeles last winter at which
time she and Mr.. Symington first met,
Mr.. Symington is leaving for Evanston
Friday.
Mrs. e. P. Clark and Miss Clark of
St James park, who have been in san
Francisco since the last of July, plan
to remain a week or two longer.
Eugene Clark left Friday night to
join his mother and sister for week
before returning to New York to school.
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Miss Minnie Stansbury was hostess
Friday at a luncheon and five hundred
matinee. with which she entertained at
the home of Mrs. Charles Stansbury on
Commonwealth avenue, the guests be-
ing members of card CLUB TO Whlch
botE belong.
There were also covers for Mrs. w.
]. Gray, Mrs. Frank Abbott, Mrs. W. J.
Kingswell, Mrs. e. e. Elliott, Mrs. John
Hess, Mrs. A. A. Eclxstrom, Mrs, c. s.
Goodrich, Mrs. F. H. Clark, Miss Carter
and Miss May stansbury.
Mrs. Harriet Spencer was pleasantly
surprised Thursday evening at her
home on West Twenty-third street by
company of friends, numbering about
twenty-five. and an informal musical
program was a delightful feature of
the occasion.
In celebration of Judge L.. c. Nc
Keevy's eighty-fourth birthday his
daughter, Mrs. A. G.. Bartlett of Vista
del Mar entertained with a dinner Sep
tember at the Hepburn & Terry grill
al Redondo.
Judge McKeevy is one of the old
guard-one Of the forty-niners-anu mas
been with California since before the
state belonged to the Union.
Besides the guest of honor and host
ess there were covers for Miss Florence
Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. G. l.. McKeevy.
Griffith Bartlett McKeevy. Judge and
Mrs. William H. Jamison and Richard
Tyndale of New York.
Mrs. George w. McCashey and Mrs.
James McCaskey of West Twenty-sec-
nd street will leave Sunday for trip
| OF two months in the east, stopping en-
route in Seattle. St Paul and Chicago
The greater portion Of the time VIII be
spent in New York, where they VIII pc
J during the Fulton celebration. Inc