Los Angeles herald., 1909-03-21

a small tea Tuesday in compliment to
Miss Susie Cox of st. Louis. who is
spending the winter at Redondo'
! Mrs George Goldsmith, who is quite
as well known, perhaps, by her stage
name, Lillian Burkhardt, is leaving
March rs for four weeks engagement
at leading vaudeville houses in Denver,
Seattle, Portland and San Farncisco
| Southern California Woman's Press
club will meet Tuesday for the semi
monthly session for members only,
when Mrs. Lou Wheat and Mrs. Caro-
Senour will relate the process, difficult
ties and SUCCESSES of publishing books.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ernest v. sutton of
Oneonta Park have announced the en-
gagement of their daughter. Miss Mary
! Agnes, and W. B. Stringfellow. Both
young people have many friends to
offer Fluctuations, and are well known
| In both the musical and social circles
of Los Angeles Mr. Stringfellow is an
| employe of the Los Angeles Abstract
and Trust company No date has been
set for the marriage which will prob
ably take place in the fall.
Miss Gertrude Nier of Harvard bou1e-
ward is entertaining Thursday for Miss
| Halle Reinhard, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. G. Reinhard, whose approaching
marriage with James r. Blakey of
Paris. Mo-, has been announced.
Mrs. w. F.. Kennedy of West Adams
street is leaving early in the week for
an extended trip abroad. The first six
months will be spent In travel, after
which Mrs. Kennedy will return to
Paris for the holiday season. =
Mrs. Clarence H. Pease, who is en-
4 ,,f ~
yer, gave musicale and whist for her
house guest Friday at her home on
| South Union avenue.
Friends asked to meet Mrs. Smart
were Mrs. H. I. Nance, Mrs. George
Moves. Mrs. e. c.. Magauran, Mrs.
George Allen, Mrs. Ella McClara, Mrs.
l.. H. Dutton, Mrs. L. G. Crossman,
Mrs. Howard Newton, Mrs. A. F. NJ.
Mccullough, Mrs. Frances Prescott,
Mrs. B. M. Prescott, Mrs T. M. Town
send, Mrs. John r. Bergman, Mrs.
Rollo O. Smell. Lester Bennett, Harley
| w. Brundige, r. c.. Iddings, A. ]. Pros
ser, Mrs. William English, Mrs. Homer
Morris, Mrs. Charles Faulkner, Mrs.
Mark Turnbull. Mrs. s. Manly, Pye,
Mrs. Harry Arnold. Mrs. r. c. p.
Smith, Mrs. Harry Hazard, Mrs. H. w.
Fitch, Mrs. Homer Croscup, George =.
| Jenkins. Mrs. M. M. Symmes, Mrs. L.
e. Parker, Miss Frances Lawton, Miss
| MlnnetCd hndpp, the nniSSeS LloCHi diio
Miss Ellen Harper Wheeler.
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Mrs. Edward d. jerks Of West
Twenty fourth street was hostess Mon
day at luncheon given in compliment
to Miss Frances Cope.
| Covers were also laid for Mrs James
| Moore, Mrs. Raymond D.. Frisbie, Mrs.
| Milo A. Baker, Mrs. Charles Bergin,
Miss Addie Morris and Miss Evangeline
| Cope.
Mrs. Walter J. Wrenn and Miss Ethel
Graham entertained yesterday after
noon with bridge whist in compliment
to Mrs. Carl Won Brenton, formerly
Miss Adelaide Stanton.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Stone Of South
Norton avenue announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Stone, and Richard B. Greenhow. the
marriage to take place in June.
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Mrs. William M. Jack, who has been
winter guest at the Burlington, left
early IN the week for New York, and
will sail March 81 for Europe.
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Miss Mabel Fischer entertained
Wednesday with Ave hundred at her
home on st. Andrews boulevard. in