Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Society

the 1St of August for washington -.
c., and will tour through the United
States before returning to their home
in the Philippines, whore Mr.. Levering
is a prominent attorney and has oc-
cupied important positions under the
United States government.
Those who will be present Monday
night are Mr. and Mrs. w. r. DAVIS
Mr.. and Mrs Colyer, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
w. Allender and Mr.. and Mrs. Lever
ing. After the play the party Will
proceed to Levy's, where a table viii
be reserved for them.
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DR.. and Mrs. Hugh K. Walker
opened their home on South Flower
street Tuesday night to friends of MISS
and Mrs. Daniel McPeak of West
Eighteenth street, who is leaving in
the near future for Ireland, where she
will become the bride of A. w. Jacobs.
jr, corn merchant and miller OF
Cork.
Miss McPeak recently rendered her
resignation as teacher of Latin at Oc-
cidental college. and the reception was
given by Miss Alice r. Moore, precep-
tress and English teacher at Occiden-
tai and sister of Mrs. Walker. Guests
included members of the faculty of
both Occidental college and academy,
and the hous was decorated with PEN
ants and banners in the college colors,
gold and black, and with American and
British flags and baskets of red, white
and blue flowers. In the dining room
green predomnated, and the refresh
ment table had as a centerpiece bank
OF greenery In the center of fern
bordered mirror representing the
Emerald Isle. Guests asked to this
farewell function for Miss McPeak in
cluded:
DR. and Mrs. John Willis Baer Prof
and Mrs. w. F. Stevenson, Prof. and
Mrs. L. A. Handley. DIR. and Mrs. G..
r. Cook, Prof and Mrs w. A. Fiske,
Prof. and Mrs. r. J. Caskey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Campbell. Prof. and Mrs.
Miller, DIR. and Mrs. w. S. Young, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Braden, Mesdames
Blanche Wilson, Thompson, Morgan.
Charles Clay, the Misses Mabel Ward
Mary Cunningham, Anna p. Cooper
Frances Foote, Anna Latimer. Jennie
McPeak, Elizabeth McPeak Maybele
L. Morgan, Margaret Gibson, Annette
Gibson, Elsie Gibson and Mae Gibson.
DR.. w. d. Ward. Prof. julius C.
Behnke, Messrs. Foot, John McPeak
and Percy B. Goodell.
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Delta Chi class of Magnolia avenue
Christian church will entertain sixty
AOhI Iludy tNtIllHB III the
parlors of the church in compliment to
the following high school graduates
who are members of the class:
NADIA Ebert, Ida Lewis, Dot Camp
bell, Edythe Bowen. Ola Ihewellyn,
Gladys Myers, Charlotte Bohri, Kath-
leen Tyrrell, Lucy Griffin, Marguerite
Richards, Ruth West, Alma Cole.
A program is being arranged and re-
freshments win be served, while each
of the honored guests will receive sew
eral souvenirs, such as large class
pennants. souvenir. spoons, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Clifford Payson,
formerly Of Menlo avenue, have gone
to San Diego where they will make
their home. They will reside at the
Hotel Del Coronado this summer and
later VIII then go to housekeeping.
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Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gunner have
closed their house on Harvard boule-
ward, and are now camping for several
weeks at Creel camp. They have as
their guest DR.. John +. Curran of
Hotel Netherlands.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Alender of West
Twenty-seventh street will return Fri
day from a weeks motor trip to San
Francisco.
Miss Jessie Jones of Halliday street
leaves today for Catalina where she
expects TO spend the summer. Miss
Jones has just returned from Santa
Ana with Miss Flora Winter of North
Soto street where they have been vis-
iting Miss Aza Wells.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert L. Cornish of
Occidental boulevard returned Tues
day from week end trip to Catalina.
s.
MI. and Mrs William Nav Garland
and Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Connell are
contemplating a trip soon to Alaska.
s.
Miss Mona Botsford of Orange
street and her guest, Miss Bessie Nc
Intyre, accompanied by Miss Bots
ford's brother, John, are leaving today
by boat for the north, and will go dr.
rectly to Miss MeIntyre's ranch home,
"Whitehall," In st. Helena, where
Miss Botsford and her brother will
visit for several weeks.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Virginia Grose, daughter of Mrs. Ade-
laide Grose. and ]. C. Lowry, both of
Los Angeles.
Miss Geraldine Thompson. daughter
of Capt. G. H. Thompson of West
Twenty-f1rst street, and Henry A.
Green, also of Los Angeles, were mar
IlSu dS tliS hOiiiO VI lhO OAluO IuSo-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Livengood and
daughter Miss Frances, are again in
Los Angeles after soujourn of several
years in the north and east, and are
at home to their friends at the Range
ley apartments on West Third street.
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Miss Della Fahey of Ionia street, sis
ter of Rev. Thomas Fahey, is visiting
friends in New York and Buffalo.
Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Deering of
West Thirty-seventh street have issued
invitations for the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Mabelle, and Alfred
M. Kaler, the service to take place at
their residence the evening of July ID.
Miss Hazel Clark and James Deer
ing brother of the bride, will attend
the young people.
Members of the Kappa Kappa soror-
ity, to which Miss Deering belongs,
who will assist and will hold fern
chains to form an aisle to the altar
are Miss Edith Beggs, Miss Nina Nc
ClelIean. Miss Merle Carter, Miss Doris
Harnish, Miss Jeanne Harnish and
Miss Madge Filbrick.
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Miss Mary Evans of Colby, Kas.,
who is visiting Miss La Delpha Durr
OF Pasadena avenue, Will be honored
guest this afternoon at card party
given by her hostess
Mr. and Mrs. James Calvert Foy of
South Alvarado street, who has been
spending some weeks in Berkeley and
at Lake Tahoe, are expected to return
this week.