Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-27

Before her marriage Mrs. Wankowskl
was Miss Maude Reese Davies, ana
was for some time soloist with Sousa's
band.
At her home on West Twentieth
street this afternoon Mrs. H. A. kleter
will entertain with a tea and musicale
in compliment to her guest, MIS-
Charles Hastings Davis of San Fran
cisco. Invitations have been eXtenueu
to over 100 guests.
The hostess will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Mrs. Celina Campbell and
Mrs. e. r. Bradley. In the dining
room Miss Estelle Williamson and Miss
Marguerite Kiefer will preside at the
tea urns, and maids will serve
The program is under the direction
of Mrs. Grace Hammond who Will be
heard in several selections. Paul Kief-
er will furnish violin numbers and
Merle K. Crawford of Pasadena will
render several piano solos, Miss Lii
liam Williamson will sing.
A pretty home wedding will be SOL
emnized this evening in the presence
of over eighty guests, when Miss Anne
liza Isabel McKinnie, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred c. McKinnie of East
Twenty-second street, becomes the
bride of Jay H. Pendleton Rev. Mr..
Campbell who married the brides par
ton, sister of the groom, will play the
wedding marches.
The bride will be gowned in white
over satin and will carry shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley and
maidenhair fern. Miss Lucille Yost, the
brides cousin, who will be maid or
honor. will be attired in pink silk and
will carry a bouquet of pink carna-
tions. Gavin Young, a member OF the
Burbank company, will be best man,
and little Lawrence Maecthlen Will
carry the ring on a white satin cush-
ion.
For her going-away gown Miss Nc
Kinnie has chosen a dark blue tailored
cloth, with which she will wear nat
of lynx, with collar and muff to match.
After a short wedding trip in the
north Mr.. Pendleton and his bride will
be at home to friends at b93l South
Grand avenue.
Mrs. ]. A. Anderson of Shatto place
will entertain with a formal tea the
afternoon of November in compll-
ment to her daughter, Mrs. William
Eliot Selbie.
Mrs. Selbie, who arrived here short
time ago from her home in the Phil
ippines, will be the guest of her moth
er for several months.
Little Miss Marcella Mahan enter
tanned a number of young friends with
a charming re-Halloween party Tues
day evening at the Oak Knoll home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Ross
Mahan The jack-o-lantern effects
were novel and striking. The futures
of the guests were agreeably related by
a weird soothsayer. AS favors hand
painted cards bearing original and ap-
propriate lines were offered. The CARDS
were painted by Gladys Barnes and the
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hostess.
Miss Eleanor walls will entertain
Saturday evening with a Halloween
party at her home on West Twentieth
street.
Guests will be Miss Hortense Mon
lux, Miss Celeste Phelps, Miss Corinne
Mohrnstecher, Miss Gladys Cochran,
Miss Dora Rogers, Miss Esther Butler,
and Messrs. Dryden Phelps, Charlie
Rogers, Bromley OXram, Tom Beyrle,
Raymond Everhardy, Don Trasser and
Leo Mohrman.
Many friends will be interested in
the announcement of the marriage of
Mrs Martha Wise, formerly of San
Francisco, and Judge L. L. Boone of
San Diego.
The ceremony was performed last
night at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Chalmers Scott of Rampant street,
by Judge M. T. Allen. Mrs. Wise was
gowned in pale blue broadcloth and
carried orchids.
After an extended eastern trip, which
will include visits to Washington, D. c.,
New York and Florida, Judge and Mrs.
Boone will be at home at Hotel Coro-
nado until the completion of their new
home, now being erected in San Diego
Mrs. William Irving Hollingsworth of
T.oIr OF xtyit
a bridge luncheon, the second of a
series with which she is entertain
ing.
Those who accepted invitations were
Mrs. Henry Clay Gooding, Mrs. Carl
Kurtz, Mrs. John Powers. Mrs. Walter
P. Story, Mrs Edwin S. Rowley, Mrs.
c. E. Stoner, Mrs. e. w. Britt. Mrs.
Charles W. Hinchcliffe, Mrs. r. P.
McJohnston, Mrs. e. A. Featherstone,
Mrs S. K. Lindley, Mrs. O. H.
Churchill, Mrs. Willard Stimson, Mrs.
Alexander Barret, Mrs. H. M. Bishop,
aid, Mrs. j. w. McAlister, Mrs.
Richard Bronson, Mrs. S. B, Hender-
son, Mrs. David Mccartney, Mrs. w.
w. Johnston, Mrs. Edward L. Doheny,
Mrs. Mathew S. Robertson Mrs. d. A.
Hamburger and Mrs. Henderson Hay
ward.
Mrs. Carl Kurtz of South Alvarado
street has issued invitations for two
bridge luncheons to be given tomor-
row and Friday afternoons.
Miss Jane Glass and Roy V. Miner
have chosen November "a as the day
for their wedding.
Mrs Jacob Jepsen entertained Mon
day afternoon for Miss Glass at her
home on Thornton avenue, Ocean
Park.
Mrs. Samuel ]. Whitmore, who is
spending the week at Santa Monica,
entertained Saturday . afternoon at
Hotel Alexandria with an informal
tea. Guests were Mrs. Walter Ray
mond. Mrs. M. j. Mcleod, Mrs. J.
Dawson Thompson. Mrs. j. S. Brown,
Mrs F. W. Hawks, Mrs. Carl Kurtz,
Mrs. w. w. Mines and Mrs. Eugene
Mclaughlin.
Society Girls in Play
Among members of the younger set,
especially those musically inclined, one
absorbing topic of conversation just