Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-02
Society
n NE of the leading events of the
ID week will be the marriage TINS

ONE of the leading events OF the
week will be the marriage TINS
~ evening at $3.50 O'Clock, at the
Womans club house, of Miss jessie
Marshall daughter of Mr.. and MIS- 4.
b. Marshall of Grand View avenue, anu
Stanley Setnam of Minneapolis, MINI
Rev. Hugh X. Walker will ofhe,ate,
One hundred and fifty guests VIII be
in attendance.
Miss Marshall will be attended by
her sister Miss Maude Marshall, as
maid of honor, and Miss Mabel tlsher
and Miss Ethel Setnm as brides
maids Leo MCGOWAN will be pest
man, and DR.. T. o. Surd1n ana Ut ~
j. Horton will assist as ushers.
Mr. Setnam and his bride will be at
home at 93S Elden avenue after De-
cember /.
AS a pre-nuptial courtesy for MISS
Ethel Fraser, daughter OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
A. r.. Fraser of Ocean PARK, whose
marriage with Edward Prentiss or
Denver will be one of the social events
of the month, Mrs. Walter Pomeroy
Eaton of the Cambria Union apart
ments will entertain Thursday after
noon with bridge
Over forty guests have been invited,
and the hostess will be assisted by
her sister, Mrs. Emil Ducommun, Mrs
Charles E. Groesbeck and Miss Grace
Carr.
Mrs. Ben Hunter and Mrs. Groes-
beck will entertain with dinner Tor
Miss Fraser as soon as Mr.. Prentiss
arrives from Denver, and the Shirt
Waist club of Ocean Park will enter
tain for her Saturday with breakfast
at Christopher's. followed by a poX
party at the Orpheum.
s.
Announcement is made of the mar
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Miss Mabel Gertrude Foster, recently
OF Los Angeles. and Duncan II. Pierce
of Rochester, N. y, the ceremony be
ing performed at the home of the Of
ficiatlng clergyman, Rev. @. A. Tom
kinson, on Parkview avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Pierce will reside In
Boston, where Mr.. Pierce is engaged In
business.
s.
Rev. and Mrs. James Haswell Har-
wood have issued invitations for the
marriage of their daughter. Miss Grace
Wfnifred, and Clarence James SHUTS,
the ceremony to take place the after
noon of November il.
s.
Sigma Theta club entertained with
Halloween party Saturday evening at
the home of one of its members, Miss
Mary White, on South Hope street. A
picnic lunch was enjoyed late In the
evening in front of the open fireplace.
Guests were Miss Mary Jane kellar,
Miss Louise Boness. Miss Grace VIII
son, Miss Belle Burns, Miss Helen curl,
Miss Alice Dalton. Miss Dorothy
White, Miss Margaret Pickarts, MISS
Mac Chapman, Miss Imogene Burns,
Miss Emile Bende, Miss MAZDA Ebert,
J. Miss Irrna Ciapsaddle, Miss Alice Lees,
Miss Helen Cory, Miss Alice Norton
and Messrs. Walter Campbell, Gordon
Gilholm, Cleo Swain. Walter Houser'
George Schenck, Roy Saiyer. Hugh
Smith, Hinkle. Stuart Boyle, Fred
Pinkham, Norman Lees, Ernest Ilouser
and Arthur Cory.
s.
Mrs. A. L. Phillips entertained in
formally with a 500 party at her homo
on Pasadena avenue recently, nearly
thirty guests being in attendance
A jolly Halloween party was enjoyed
Saturday evening at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. Il. Welch on Marmlon
way.
Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. 7; r
WEIGH, Mrs. r.. l.. Couts. Miss Helen
Weyse, Miss Isadore 'Couts. Miss Susy
Couts. Miss Edna Harwaset. Miss Elsie
Caldwell, Miss Kathleen MeGee, Miss
Kathleen Walsh. Miss Anna McManus
and Messrs. Paul Scott, Christy Walsh.
} Matthew Walsh, w. b. WEIGH and
Lloyd Poole
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse It. Waterman
have returned from an extended trip
through the east, during which they
visited the larger Atlantic coast cities.
Mrs. Waterman will be at home to
friends Thursdays.
s.
Nurses of the Angelus hospital en-
loved an elaborate Halloween party
i'm their department of the hospital
Saturday evening. The rooms were
deliberately decorated with Hal
loween emblems and a program was
followed by dancing. Refreshments
were served in tiny. pumpkins.
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Mrs. A. Harvick of Annandale place,
assisted by her sister Miss Council-
man. and Miss Ormsley, entertained
Friday the jolly Birthday club at a
seven-course dinner, in honor of her
birthday.
The home was decorated in smilax
and carnations. and covers were laid
for the following: Mrs. Hall. Mrs.
Jaclxman Foulk, Mrs. Crone, Mrs. Har-
wick, Mrs Smith, Mrs. Lenhardt, Mrs.
Bietsch, Mrs. Salisbury Mrs. Davis,
Mrs Robinson, Miss ella and Miss
Alice Donoven.
Place cards were in the club colors,
pink and green.
Toasts and responses were given by
different members.
= In appropriate words Miss W. II.