Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11

return to Los Angeles to make their
permanent home.
Mrs Gregory Ames of Prospect ave-
nue., Hollywood, was hostess last night
at dancing party with which she en-
tertained for members of the Sigma
Theta fraternity.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. Champion Anderson
and Mrs. Edward L. Doheney have
taken a cottage at Ocean Park for the
summer.
Los Angeles Alumnae club of Pi Beta
Phi will meet for the midsummer re-
union Saturday in the Y. w. c. A.
building. Luncheon will be served.
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Mr. and Mrs. Adolf Fleischman, who
are now in Nuremberg, Germany, after
a delightful European tour of several
months. are planning to sail for home
the latter part of July. and will come
directly home from New York,
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The Woman's Guild, with the Altar
chapter of the Woman's auxiliary of
St PauTs pro-cathedral, are giving a
reception Thursday night in parish hall
in compliment to Rev. j. J. wilkins,
D. D., and Mrs, Wilkins of st. Louis.
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Mrs. Godfrey and daughter, Myrtle,
of Ocean Park, accompanied by a sec
ond daughter, Mrs. Addison Day, of
West Adams street, Los Angeles, have
been in the north since early in May,
and among other places of interest
have visited Salt Lake, the Yellowstone
and Portland.
They are leaving today for a two
weeks trip to Alaska, and expect TO
reach Los Angeles early in August.
~, - NJ. Ja,,,;s CIarlr Carlisle
are occupying their summer home
'Lewclaire," at Terminal, where they
expect to pass the summer. They
went down Thursday and will have
as guests over Sunday Dr. and Mrs. r.
G. Howard and daughter, Miss
Katherine.
Miss Halle Hamer, daughter of Mrs.
Susan Hamer of East Twenty-second
street, and her fiance, Joseph Melvin
have chosen July 20 as the date Tor
their marriage.
Miss Edyth Hamer entertained for
her sister Thursday night with a
kitchen shower, on which occasion the
bride to be was the recipient OF many
useful articles for her new home.
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Miss Gertrude Workman and brother,
Thomas, are entertaining several
friends at a week end house party at
their summer home in Santa Monica.
The young people witnessed the auto
races yesterday.
A delightful house party was en-
loved at Ocean Park Monday afternoon
and evening by a company of young
people who were chaperoned by Mrs,
! Garfield, Mrs. Crary and Miss Murphy
The hosts, who are "baching' 1t in
cottage on the beach, are Messrs.
Hal Maurer, Will Davenport, Dale
Walker Glen and Harry Roberts There
was swimming in the afternoon and
then a dinner, planned and prepared
Oy the young men, was enjoyed. After
dinner a motor ride occupied the even
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sion was enjoyed by Miss Ruth Bekins,
Miss Marie Stockard, Miss Louise Rob
erts. Miss Florence Cook, Miss Helon
! Young; Messrs. Allen Crary George
Reed, Milo Bekins;.
Nine. Vera de Blumenthal of Pasa-
! dena will leave tomorrow for an alb
sence of several months going first to
Seattle then by way of the Canadian
Pacific to the Atlantic coast. She is
planning to sail from Baltimore for Eu-
rope, and will visit Paris and her
former home in Russia, this being her
first visit to the land of her birth since
she left fourteen years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Sargent and
daughters, Miss Ethelyn and Gladys Of
St Paul avenue have returned from a
motor trip to Santa Barbara.
A cable received from Mr.. and Mrs.
A. E. Pomeroy and Charles M Slim
son conveys the news that they have
sailed from Southampton for New
York. Further plans include a visit
to Seattle before coming to Los An
geles. and they expect to reach home
about August /.
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Daughters of the Confederacy will
give a benefit entertainment the after
noon OF July 20 at the home of Mrs. w.
f. Gilbert on South Alvarado street
The presence of state officers Will be