Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
Society,"
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Guests were Mr.. and Mrs. II. Tufts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jay, MIR. and Mrs,
Rudolf Mausard, DR.. and Mrs. G. II.
Mcfarland, DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Ram
sey, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lamb, Mr..
and Mrs. p. j. Bolin, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
McNally, Mr.. and Mrs. p. G. Tomkins
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Cake.
s.
Mrs. Herbert Stanchheld will enter
tain informally tomorrow evening with
Christmas party.
The guests are invited to come in
chidren's costume, and each will bring
a toy which is to be left with the host
ess, and at Christmas time these will
gladden. the hearts Of the little peop
at the Orphans home. -
Miss Geraldine Cohn, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Is. Cohn of Menlo avenue.
entertained q company of thirty young
friends Friday night with a dance.
The rooms were transformed into a
veritable bower of smllax and holly,
and the dining room, where refresh
mentS were served, was strung with
ropes of popcorn and and smilaX
starred with many electric lights. The
color scheme of green and red was care
rled out in the refreshments.
Among those attending were Miss
Mildred Mackie, Miss Jeannette
Mackie Miss Sophia Greene, Miss
Frances Sykes, Miss Helen Ruse, Miss
Doris Jones. Miss Ruth Koin, Miss
Rose Brawn, Miss Margaret Colburn,
Miss Marie Nichols, Miss Mildred Par
ker, Miss Lottie Giroux, Miss Louise
Regger, Miss Constance Chambers,
Messrs. Walter Kingsbaker, Julian
Cohn, Elmer Wallace, Homer Church,
Joseph Greene, Thomas Parker Maui
rice McManus, Mark McManus, Adj
Goldsmith, Herbert Marshutz, Bresee,
Felix Jones, Roy Nelson. Walter Ep-
stein, Frank Bird, Alonzo Giroux,
Reginald Chambers.
Rev. James p. Thomas, pastor OF
Occidental Heights Baptist church,
and Mrs. Thomas celebrated their
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at
the church Thursday evening. The
edifice was elaborately decorated for
the occasion, a notable feature being
chime of wedding bells which was sus-
pended from an arch.
To the strains of the wedding march
twenty young men and twenty young
women entered, followed by the bride
and bridegroom of quarter of CEN
tury ago. who were accompanied by
their daughter and four sons. The
young women were gowned in white
and carried bouquets of white flowers,
as did also the bride, while her daugh-
ter, who attended as bridesmaid, car
ried n shower bouquet of Cecil Bruner
roses.
In behalf OF the Baptist ministers Of
the city Rev. Arthur S. Phelps present.
ed a silver tea service, the church ten
dered n purse of silver and the Meth
odist churches of the vicinity present.
cd a second purse. Several clergymen
offered Fluctuations.
s.
Mrs. NJ. J. Turner of Bonnie Brae
street entertained with tea at the
Alexandria Thursday, announcing the
engagement of her daughter. Miss
May and DR.. Henry NJ Rooney Of
this city.
Guests for whom covers were laid
were Mrs. Rooney, Mrs. j. ]. Martin,
Mrs Jack Schissler Of Mexico, Mrs.
oscar Bryn, Mrs. edith Kinney, Miss
Norma Matrin, Miss Anna NcDermott,
Miss Lotta Gray, Miss Jessie Murphy,
Miss Johanna Mallory, Miss Francis
Mallory, Miss Corinne Cough, Miss
Margaret Bloomer, Miss Grace Bar
Eer, Miss Grace Allen, Miss Anna
Leila Wooster. Miss Mabel Murray and
Miss Pearl Berry.
s
Miss La Delpha Durr. daughter Of
Charles r. Durr of Pasadena avenue,
win leave tomorrow. accompanied by
her brother William F. Durr. for
Sterling, Colo, where, on Christmas
day, she will become the bride of VIII
liam w. Borroughs.
Mr.. Borroughs and his bride will
leave soon after for Birmingham, Ala,
where they will make their home for
a time.
Cute Zietan club gave n dancing
party at Kramer's the evening OF De-
cember 10. This was the first dance
given by the club this season.
Miss Vance and Miss DeLaguna,
principals of the Westlake School for
Girls, gave q Christmas dance Friday
evening for the pupils and their
friends.
Miss Mae Dodson of Bunker Hill
avenue entertained with q progressive
whist recently. Prizes were won by
Mrs. V. Pitman and Miss Florence
Bailey.
other guests included: Miss Grace
Leonard, Miss Lucille Borden. Miss
Reba Clark, Miss Anna Laughlin, Miss
Laura Laughln, Miss Florence Bailey
Miss Nell Higman, Miss Mollie Doran,
Miss Loretta Doran, Miss Mary Hanna,
Miss Bertha Metzger, Miss Helen
Gabautz: Messrs. Don Ruby. Roy
Nelson, w. A. williams, Clarence Ba-
ker, C. Foster, M. L. Spencer, v Pit
man, S. Mckinney, f. Coryell, a.
Hanna, II. Lindenberg, c. Searle, G.
Dodson and DR.. Mills.
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Members of the Junior class of Oc-
cidental college gave party Thurs
day evening at the home of Howard
Amin in West Avenue 50, in compli-
ment to the Junior girls and also to
the girls basketball team, which for
three years has won the interclass
championship.
Decorations were in the class colors,
green and white and miniature bas-
lletballs were used with artistic eff
feet. There were about thirty pres
ent Games were played during the
evening and plans for the Junior play
were discussed.
The student body of Cummock will
give q benefit the second week in Jan
uary for Bethlehem institute. Every
student in the school will have a part
in the play, which will be divided
into three sections. First. the "Pipe
Dream;" second. the doll Dream"
third, "Fairyland"
Cummock academy will give New
Year Dance in the assembly hall De-
cember 80, guests being the other pu-
pills in the school,
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Mrs. Edward Francis Bogardus of
Western avenue entertained with a
bridge luncheon Friday, covers being
laid for seventy-eight.
Assisting women were Mrs. Nj. {.
Mason Mrs Alexander r. Barrett Mrs.