Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-09
Society

Although admirers were eager to o.
fer Nine. Frieda Langendorff attentions
galore during her brief engagement in
! Los Angeles, she was able to accept
! only few, and those of the most in
formal nature. Among the fortunate
hostesses, however, were Miss Mar
garet Goetz, who entertained her at
dinner after the Symphony concert,
Friday, and Mrs. E. H. Skinner of
Lucas street, who asked a few friends
to meet the prima donna informally
Sunday night at Dutch supper.
Later in the evening Miss Mabel
Runge sang group Of Mrs. w. f.
Botsford'S songs and Miss Goetz rem
dered several Schubert's selections
Nine. Langendorff left last night for
the north.
Mrs. George w. Blossom of Chicago,
who is in Southern California for q
month, with Mr. Blossom and their
lltt!e daughter, was guest Of honor yes
terday at bridge given by Mrs. w.
q. Jerrems of North Orange Grove
avenue, Pasadena.
Mrs. c. L. Higbee of West Ninth
! street, who is entertaining for Mrs
Blossom with a tea the afternoon of
February 16, will be assisted in re-
celving by Mrs. B. F. Church, Mrs.
Ira Q. Smith, Mrs. j. J. Jenkins, Mrs.
Will Van Cleve and Miss Helen Van
! Cleve Of Hartford, Ind, Mrs. Gail Ham
ilton and Mrs. Don Keeler. Mrs. Bios
som will share the honors of the after
noon with Mrs. f. A. ingalls, and Miss
! May Hammond of Chicago
Mrs. Mason Ball, who has been in
Los Angeles some weeks, the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Winder,
! left Saturday for her eastern home
| aCCOmnaniQ6 far nc L,xy
Miss Louise Burke, who will spend
some time in that metropolis as the
guest of relatives.
s.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hogue of East
First street gave a o'clock dinner yes
terday in compliment to visiting rela-
tlves, Judge and Mrs. B. F. Nudd of
Seattle, Wash, and Mrs. L. A. Chap
lin of Holtville.
Miss Estelle Cohn, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Kaspare Cohn, and Milton
Getz' wholesale merchant of San
francisco, were married at noon Sun
day at the home of the brides
parents on South Grand avenue. Rabbi
Hecht of Temple B'nai Birth read the
service in the presence of eighty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs Getz will make their
home at the Fairmont hotel in San
| Francisco.
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In compliment to her guest, Mrs.
| Walter P. Hemmens of Elgin, ILL.,, Mrs.
| Daniel Innes Of Hotel LankerShim. with
her daughter and daughter-in-laW, Mrs
| Willard j. Doran, and Mrs. William A.
Innes, will entertain with a large re-
ception Thursday at the home of Mrs.
/ DOran on West Twenty seventh street
| Mrs. A. L. Cheney Of South Burling-
! ton avenue was hostess yesterday at a
| buffet luncheon and bridge given for
Mrs. Hemmens, nine tables being set
| for the game. Assisting women were
Mrs. Willard Innes and Mrs. Willard
! Doran.
| Mrs. Hemmens is accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Sarah W. Pease.
s.
! Members of a card club who enjoyed
supper at the Alexandria last night
| after attending the theater were Miss
/ Gertrude Gooding, Miss Sarah Good
rich, Miss Edith kirkpatrick, Miss
Marguerite Bowen, Miss Grace Monk
Miss Mary Hunsaker, Miss Clarke, Miss
Margaret James, and Messrs. r. d.
| Clarke, r. c. Devereau, w. G. Bat
| cheler, A. F. Koyer, c. F. Shilling,
Judge E. r. Monk, DR.. William Brill,
DR. r. w. Hill.
The occasion was compliment to
the young women, the men Of the club
entertaining.
| The engagement has been announced
| of Miss Alpha Allen, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. B. B. Allen Of West Twenty
eighth street and G. r, l.. Crenshaw, a
young business man of Los Angeles
and the son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. L.
Crenshaw of Wilton place. Miss Allen
came to Los Angeles six months ago,
with her parents, from Carthage, Mo.
No date has been set for the mar
riage, which will take place in the
early summer.
Mr.. and Mrs George d. Leazer of
West Thirtieth street have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Mabel and Harry E. Garfield.
Mrs. Elton r. Wolcott Of South Bur-