Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-26
&ocnefN, G1n6s
Society

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WI James Slauson, and Mrs. Slau-
49, sons granddaughter, Miss Marion
MacNeil, will sail May 2S from Cher
bourg on the Hamburg American liner
Cincinnati, and will reach Los Angeles
about June 10.
The party have enjoyed delightful
tour, but will return earlier than they
expected on account of the death of d.
c. Daniels, the business partner and
personal friend of Mr.. Slauson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Van Degrift of Ben
ton way were complimented guests at
a box party given last evening at the
Burbank by w. b. Richardson. Shell
don Simms was also a member of the
party.
Mrs. ]. Cornelius Johnston of Bonnie
Brae street is entertaining with a
bridge luncheon today for her hus-
bands sister, Mrs. Philip Putnam Brad
ley of New York, who will be her guest
= for several weeks.
Covers will be laid for twelve. Be-
sides the hostess and her special guest
there will be places for Mrs S. w.
Courtney, Mrs. M. L. Fulton, Mrs. j. j.
Roberts, Mrs. S., G.. Alexander, Mrs.
Clayton Churchill, Mrs. Floy Hebert,
Mrs. John Llewellyn, Mrs. James Rad
cliffe, Mrs. Dean Schley and Mrs. Mir
lam Conway.
Mrs. Peter Mitchell will be hostess at
a theater party to be given tonight at
the Belasco in compliment to Miss
Juanite Miller, daughter of a prominent
mining man of Arizona.
Miss Miller will spend a week in the
city, and during her visit several de-
lightful affairs have been planned,
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inee, to be given tomorrow, and fol-
lowed by tea at the Alexandria, where
a table has been reserved for party
of six. Il
Mrs. Hugh Nutley of Westlake ave-
nue. will entertain with an informal tea
for this popular visitor Tuesday after
noon.
AS surprise to their numerous
friends will come announcement of the
engagement of Miss Jessca Lawrence,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Albert
Lawrence of West Sixth avenue, and
Thomas Reed LIE Hardy.
The marriage will take place the lat
ter part of June at the home of the
brides parents, and it is rumored that
among their bridal gifts will be a
handsome bungalow residence, pre-
scented by Miss Lawrence's father.
The bride-elect is a talented young
WOHldn. WHO mas spent SeNeTdl years
abroad studying art. Mr.. LIE Hardy, by
birth a Bostonian has resided for the
last three years in San Francisco,
where he holds a responsible position
in the business world.
Mrs. Charles H. Toll entertained
members of the Westmoreland Card
club last evening at her home on Eden
avenue.
Los Angeles chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will give
q benefit card matinee and thimble
party tomorrow afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Erasmus Wilson on Chester
place.
Mrs. Wilson will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Mathew S. Robertson,
chairman of arrangements; Mrs. A. M.
Stephens and Mrs. w. T. Johnston.
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Mrs. Edward L. Doheny entertained
yesterday afternoon with garden tea
at her residence on Chester place,
brating the birthday anniversary of her
sister, Mrs. J. Champion Anderson.
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Formal announcement has been made
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McGraw of West
Twentieth street of the engagement of
their daughter, Miss Ethel Madge and
Harlan w. Clatworthy, son of Rev. w.
c. Clatworthy, formerly of Los An
geles, now of Redlands.
Mrs. Frank Eckley and Mrs. r. D.
Bradford have issued invitations for a
luncheon to be given at the home of
the former on West Washington street
June 8. Mrs. Walter Covington and
Mrs, Charles Rowland have been asked
to assist. aia1z Ess
Mrs. Jack Jevne, who has been visit
ing friends in Fresno, was widely en-
tertained.
Miss Wagner of Santa Barbara, who
has been visiting her brother, James
r. H. Wagner, at the Cudahy ranch, is
now the guest of Mrs. w. d. Robinson
on oxford avenue.
Mrs. F. H. Duzenbury and Miss Lulu
Brown entertained with china shower
Monday evening at the home of the
former in compliment to Miss Hulda
Bosshard, whose marriage with Alfred
Selson will take place June 2.
The dining room and living room
were prettily decorated with white car
nations. asparagus ferns and smilaX.
A delightful musical program was
: rendered by Mrs. Inez Chapman, Dick
Brown and Paul Myers.
Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Will
liam Bailey, Mrs. A. F. Selson, Mrs. r,
/. Harper, Mrs. Laura Edwards, Mrs.
Barnett, Miss Carrie Selson, Miss Cora
HARRISON, MISS Laura TRIMMER, MISS
Katherine Mahoney, Miss Rose Trem-
BILE, Miss Hazel Duzenbury. Miss Louise
-Hzrandin, Miss Allie Heitchew and
Peter Dieter, Frank Krous, Casey
Brown, Ernest Colley, Paul Myers. Her
bert ]. Krous, VIII Bosshard and AL
bert Arellanes.
Mrs. Edward Purnell Johnson, jr.,
Mrs. Charles Herbert Dick and Miss
Johnson will be hostesses at a tea to
be given June in compliment to Mrs.
Gilbert Cox Blasdel of Long Beach,
who is visiting at the Johnson home.
Mrs. Eva t. Bussenius of Avenue 40
is enjoying a two weeks trip through
the Yosemite.
Mrs. Fred G. Chase of South Bonnie
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