Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24

mother. Mrs. George Comstock of Pc
oria, i'll. Mr.. Loder and his bride Will
make their home in this city
Mrs. John Philip Sousa, accompanied
by her daughters, is staying with MI
Sousa at Hotel Alexandria, en- route
from the coast to Canada.
s.
Mrs. William Irving Hollingsworth
entertained the first of last week with
a southern luncheon at her home on
Lake and Eleventh streets.
Tables were placed in bower OF
blossoms in the conservatory, under
whose windows a group of ptckanlnnles
sang negro melodies. Place cards,
brought from abroad recently by the
hostess, marked places for Mrs. Willis
Booth, Mrs. William Lacy, Mrs r. B
Williamson, Mrs w. p. Dunham, Mrs.
Charles Nichols, Mrs. Willitts j. Hole,
Mrs f. w. Braun, Mrs. Jackins, Mrs.
S. M Goddard, Mrs. J. H. Miles. Mrs.
George Walker, Mrs. Fl. j. Woollacott,
Mrs. Louis Clark Carlisle, Mrs Nicho-
las F. Rice, Mrs. Leon Moss. Mrs.
Tuchenbach. Mrs. Reuben Shelter,
Mrs. Robert Marsh, Mrs. c. Q. stanton,
Mrs. Vollmer, Mrs. Arthur Let's, Mrs.
E. H. Barmore. Mrs. Grady, Mrs.
Mathew S. Robertson, Mrs. f. H.
Moore, Mrs. Breeder, Mrs. B. L. Wick
rev. Mrs e w. Cason Mrs. George
Birkel, Mrs. Cross Mrs. j. w, McAllis-
ter. Mrs. Grant G. Gillette Mrs Samuel
Jackson Whitmore Mrs. George p.
Thresher. Mrs. Chick, Mrs. Evans, Mrs.
Moody and Mrs Charles NOYes.
Mrs. Holingsworth has issued invi-
tations for the second of a series of
bridge luncheons to be given Thursday
afternoon.
One of the prettiest affairs of the
week was the violet cobweb party given
Friday evening in compliment to Miss
Violet Mcdonald, whose marriage with
Allen culver will be one of the Novem-
ber events. The affair which was Civ
en- by Miss Carrie Stutsman of Santa
Ana, took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip D. Colby of Ingraham
street, where Miss Stutsman is visiting.
Cobwebs of violet ribbon fastened at
each corner of the room held toy spid-
ors and photographs of Miss Mcdonald
and her fiance. and gifts for the bride
elect were tied on the end of each RIB
bon. Score cards for the card games
were decorated in cobweb sketches In
violet, and prizes were all of china,
hand painted with violets bv Miss
Stutsman. who also designed the glass
bonbon box which was filled with violet
hearts and was presented as a special
prize to Miss Mcdonald. Violets were
used exclusively in the decorations.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moore Mr. and Mrs. Walter ]. Wren,
Mr.. and Mrs Philip D. Colby. Mrs. H.
L. Graham. Miss Marguerite Seymour,
Miss Nellie Beacon, Miss Martha
Hunter. Miss Frances MaXson. Miss
Helen Bushnell, Miss Helen McCutch-
an Miss Grace Allen and Messrs. Allen
Culver, James Fulcher, Philip Fulcher,
Arthur KoYer, Lawrence Edwards. w.
J. Wood. Mendel Meyer and Harrison
Mcdonald.
Dan Hammack Of South Avenue So
entertained with a dinner last evening
in compliment to Miss Estelle McClung
and DR.. Arthur Buell., at whose mar
riage Thursday Mr.. HammaCk will as
sist as best man.
Covers were laid for Miss McClung,
Miss May McClung, Miss Mary Nevius,
Miss Grace Henderson. Miss Margaret
Herskovits. Miss Eleanor Hammack,
Miss Katherine McClung, and Messrs.
Or. Buell.. James McClung, Lester
Buell., William Bacon, John Nevius and
Robert Northcross of Orange.
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Mrs. George A. -aRalphs of Arapahoe
street has issued cards for an at home
the afternoon of November 10.
Miss Sarah Miller, niece of Mrs.
Martha j. Dickinson of West Thirty
fifth street, and Jacob Siler of Ray
mond Wash, were married last night
at Hotel Glenwood, Riverside, DIR.
George F. Bovard, president of the Uni
versity of Southern California, officiat-
ing.
After sojourn in Riverside and Red
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