Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15

ANGELES

and DR.. J. r. Cowan of Los Angeles,
while Ray Clark will be best man.
Miss Wiles is a member of Kappa
Nu Omega, and special seats are to be
reserved for her sorority sisters at the
wedding. Many delightful affairs are
planned for this bride-elect during the
weeks just previous to her marriage,
several of which will be postponed un-
til the arrival of Mr.. Arnold the second
week in September.
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Mr. and Mrs William Hammers left
Tuesday for Seattle, intending to be
away several weeks.
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Mrs. w. 8. Bartlett. accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Mathilde, and son,
Gordon, left Monday for San Francisco
go by way of st. Paul to Chicago, and
then to Lexington, Richmond and else
where in Virginia.
After an absence of about two
months they will return over the south
ern route, stopping in New Orleans and
Forth Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. H. Edwards of Har-
ward boulevard left Friday on the Salt
Lake limited for a three months trip
through the east. After visiting in the
middle west and the principal Atlantic
cities they will go to Baltimore, where
they have relatives, and will return by
way of Portland before the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fryman and Mr..
and Mrs. Stuart Macfarlane were
guests of Mrs. Lottie Dudley at Oak
Lodge in Millard canyon for a week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Mitchell of Pasa-
| dena, and their guest Mrs. Lily Gill
Pulsifer who were registered at Hotel
del Coronado during the yacht races
week before last, returned to Los An
geles Thursday. Mr.. Mitchelrs yacht
Colombine was among the entries.
Mrs. Pulsife, Is staying at TIE Ian
kershim.
| Mr. and Mrs Duncan Mcdonald of
! Ingraham street have announced the
engagement of their daughter, Miss
Violet, and Allen Culver, a young
| business man of Los Angeles. The
marriage is to take place before the
| holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Davies of South
! Burlington avenue has issued cards
! for the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Nellie, and Jerome Van Zandt
! of Madison, Wis, the ceremony to
take place at the family residence the
| evening VI 0epLeIHDeT l.
Mrs. r. z. Young, jr., of West Thir-
| ty-fourth street was luncheon hostess
Friday in compliment to her hus-
bands mother, Mrs. r. B. Young OF
| Clinton, Ill.
Mrs. Young is also entertaining Miss
Alieda Young of Clinton, ILL.,, and
Miss Beatrice Skevington of Cedar
Rapids, Ia, who assisted the hostess
Other guests We're Mrs. Thomas
Argo of Clinton, Ill, Mrs. A. c. Abb
bott and Miss Bee Dee Abbott of Po-
mona, Mrs. Samuel Robinson, Mrs. G.
L. Mathews and Mrs. A. d. Davis of
Pasadena, Mrs. G. w. Chisholm, Mrs
! Herbert Carr, Mrs. George Adolph,
/ Mrs. Daisy Courtwright and Mrs.
Fred Slick of Monrova.
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Miss Jessie Anthony was hostess at
her North Belmont avenue residence
Tuesday at a luncheon given as a
courtesy to Miss Kate Gordon, who
for eight years was secretary of the
National Woman Suffrage associa-
ton, and who recently resigned to
take up other equally important work
for the cause.
There were also covers for Mrs. w
w Stison, Mrs. S. H. Tolhurst, Mrs.
o. p. Clark and Mrs. Charles Farwen
Edison.
Miss Kathryn Rucker art critic for
The Herald will sail from San Fran
cisco September for a prolonged abb
sence abroad, going first to Kioto,
where she will remain a year for the
purpose of studying Japanese art.
Miss Fuckers plans include an in
definite stay in Italy, where she Will
study sculpture. to be followed by WIS.,