Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01


courtesies during her stay. Mrs. Jones
will visit the fair at Seattle on her way
to her home.
A family party registered for the sea-
sen at Hotel Virginia includes Marco
n Hellman, vice president of the Mer-
chants National bank, and Mrs. He'll
man. Irving H. Hellman Mrs. Herman
w Hellman. Miss Amy l. Hellman and
Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ: Cole.
Mrs. George ]. Consigny of Grand
View avenue. accompanied by her
daughter Mis- Venite, and Miss Louise
Baker. are leaving for a fortnight stay
at Catalina.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Koebg have re-
turned to their home on Hobart boule-
ward after an extended visit at cata~
lima.
Mrs. Albert Bonsall and Mrs. Spencer
Thorpe left last week for La Jolla,
where they expect to remain for two
weeks.
Miss Faith Chevallier of Los Angeles
who is making a tour of the world, has
been visiting in Oakland, where she
was the guest of Mrs Goodell. and has
been visiting her cousin, Charles Up
ton in San Francisco
Miss Chevaller will next visit the
Seattle exposition, and will then pro
ceed to Vancouver, Where she VIII pe
the guest of the United states consul,
/. Edwin Dudley. She will then sail
for liverpool, and from there will visit
France. Germany, Switzerland and It
alv. From italy she will sail for Acca'
SYRIA. where she plans to make an
extended stay
Miss NJ. E. Kelly of South Grand
avenue left Friday night for Seattle
where she will remain for several days
en- route to New York
A quiet wedding was solemnized yes
terdav afternoon at the home of the
| byidaoroonn's parents on Garland ave-
nue.. when Miss Olive May Casky,
daughter of Mrs. f. L. Casky of Bur
falo' n. Y, became the bride of Edgar
Washburn Beeson, son of Mr.. and MIS-
Marion Welsh. The service. which was
necessarily quiet on account OF illness
in the grooms family, was performed
by Rev. Charles Edward Locke OF the
First Methodist church.
Mr.. and Mrs Beeson left for short
wedding "trip, and after August 10 VIII
be at home to friends at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Welsh. who will leave
shortly for a three months tour in the
east.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson enter
tained with a reception Friday evening
at their new home on Hobart boule-
ward, guests being former residents Oh
Atlanta, Ga. -
Those assisting the host and hostess
were Mrs NJ. D. Rogers, Mrs. W: w.
Willis Miss Exa Kerns and the Misses
Ann and Ethelyn Bentley
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Walker of
Lake street aCCOmnanied by their
daughter. Miss Ethelwyn, and Mrs.
Walkers sister. Mrs. Hattie Molloy,
will leave tomorrow for salt Lake.
Seattle and the Yellowstone Will be
among the points of interest to be Wis
tied and the party will return by way
of Portland and san Francisco.
j
Miss Semone Ruch will entertain at
her home on Alvarado street tomorrow
with a shower for Miss Flora Harker,
who is leaving for her home in the east.
Those present will be Miss Rita Hag-
Ian of New York, Miss Frances Lewis,
Miss Potter, Miss Mary Crowel Miss
Florence Wiley, Miss Mabel Stewart,
Miss Maude Howell. Miss Flora Crone-
millar and Miss Beatrice Woodil.
Miss Mabel Stuart gave a card party
for Miss Harker one day.
Miss Alma Dodge of Monte Vista
street and Miss May Youle of Vermont
avenue left yesterday for fortnight
at Lake Tahoe. stopping en- route ut
Mill Valley, where they will be mem
bers of an all-day picnic party ON
their return they will visit in San
Francisco and Berkeley
Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Getz and daugh--
| ters. Ethel and Irma, have returned
after an absence of two months in the
east.
A popular ride-to-be who is being
feted by a wide circle of friends is
| Miss Katherine Sawtelle daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Edward Saw
telle of Harvard boulevard, and her
marriage to John Malcolm MacIntyre
of Ray, Ariz., is to take place
August l.
Mrs. w. A. Kerley of West Twenty
third street formally announces the
engagement of her sister, Miss Blanche
| Stewart, and Gilbert Case of Los An
gees The wedding will take place in
| September
Miss stewart, who is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Stewart, now
visiting their former home in Nash
vile, Tenn, has been entertained with
several pre-nuptial events
Mr.. and Mrs. FREDERICK WlhgHclu
Armstrong of Romeo street, accom-
panied by theiY daugter, Miss Aurora,
will leave tomorrow for Long Beach,
where they will remain for week.
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Mrs. Harriet Limper Mckenzie Of
Kenosha, Wis, principal of one of the
public schools of that city, is the guest
of Mrs. George L. Berger on West
Seventh street, where she expects to
remain several weeks.
Mrs. Berger will entertain for Mrs.
Mckenzie with a five hundred party
the afternoon of August 10.
s.
Mrs. Henry r. Coate of South Olive
street entertained with box party at
the Belasco yesterday in compliment