Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-07
Los ANGELES HERALD sUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER

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their marriage, which will take place
at tho home of the brides parents In
the evening. Rev. Frederick Hen
stridge, pastor of st. Jam IS Episcopal
church, South Pasadena, will officiate. |
Miss Sutton's only attendant will be
Mrs. Harry Winthrop Gorham of Cole
grove, who will serve as matron OF
honor. A. s. V. Call will be best man
and little Rebecca and Katherine Pat
terson, cousins of the groom, will be
flower girls. Miss Sutton is young
woman of attractive personality and
one of the popular members of the
younger social set. Mr.. Stringfellow is
associated with the Los Angeles Abb
stract and Trust company. After De-
cember 1 Mr.. Stringfellow and his
bride will be at home at Sierra Vista,
where they are erecting a pretty home.
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Mrs. George Lafayette Crenshaw,
Mrs. Joseph Carlisle Wilson, Mrs.
Charles CrenshaW and Mrs. Loren
bridge to be given at the Crenshaw
home In Wilton place the afternoon of
November 20.
Mrs. Hugh Livingston MacNeil and
Miss MacNell will leave November 26
! for a sojourn of six weeks in New
York and Boston, and will spend
Thanksgiving with Miss MacNeiPs
brother Sayre MacNeil, who is at
| tending Harvard law school.
! Mrs. James Slauson, Mrs. Kate Vos
burg and Miss MacNeil comprise a
party which leaves tomorrow for a
two weeks motor trip to San Francisco
and Berkeley.
Mrs. Fielding J. Stlson, who is con-
valescing from an illness OF several
weeks, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
William j. Winter. at Mentone.
Mrs. George S. Patton and her sister,
Miss Wilson, of Alhambra, have is
sued invitations for a large tea to
be given November 1c at the Cali
| fornia club.
| Mrs. John p. Jones and daughter.
| Miss Georgina Jones, Of Santa Monica,
| are registered at Arrowhead Springs,
where they will remain until Thanks
giving. Miss Jones returned recently
from visit of nearly a year in New
York and Washington.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Hamaker and
their guests, DR.. and Mrs. Hugo A.
Kiefer, occupied box at the Bankers
show at the Mason Friday night to
see when the Gringo Came"
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Mrs. Frank Major Raiss has issued
cards for an at home with which she
| is complimenting Mrs. Parmenter the
afternoon of November 10 at her resi-
dence in Western avenue. Tables will
be set for bridge.
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| A week end party at the Glenwood
includes Mr.. and Mrs. William Mackie.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Nichols, Mr.. and
Mrs NJ. P. Snyder, Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Higbee and Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Keeler. The party went up in the
Mackie's big touring car, and the men
devoted yesterday afternoon to hunting.
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Miss Mabel Brundage, who returned
few days ago from a visit of several
| months in Seattle and Tacoma, was
| accompanied by Mrs. Lydia Shepherd
whose guest she was while in Tacoma.
/ Mrs. Shepherd will spend the winter
with Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Brundage
of Church avenue.
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| Mrs. II. X. Williamson, who recently
returned from a five months trip in
Europe, will be at home the first and
third Fridays with her sister, Mrs. r.
| b. Williamson of Park Grove avenue.
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Mrs. ]. ]. Gaynor, assisted by Mrs.
George w. Beck. will entertain with
violet luncheon Thursday at her
| home In West Seventh street. Hearts
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Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Gertie Schwartz,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
| Schwartz of East Ninth street, and
Theodore d. Levine, young business
man Of this city.
| Miss Laura Goodwin of Kensington
road entertained with a tin shower
yesterday evening for Miss Lucille
Douglass, whose marriage with Charles
A. Weber will take place Wednesday
of next week. At the close of the
evening Miss Douglass was presented
with a piece of cut-glass.
Guests were Mrs. Silsby, Mrs. Ber-
ger, Miss Carrie Hagan, Miss Meta Ha-
gan, Miss Anna Mathews, Miss Spen-
Ger, Miss Obrlcot, Miss Margaret VIII
liams, Miss Spillan. Miss Anglers, Miss
Marie oslseth and Miss Jessie King.
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Miss Marie Sweet Baker of Hobart
boulevard will entertain Saturday at
ternoon with a box party in compli-
ment to Miss Caroline Bruins.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Siler, the latter
before her marriage Miss Sarah Miller, |
left last night for their home in Ray
mond, Wash, planning to stop en- route |
in San Francisco and Portland.
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Miss Marguerite Seymour Of West
Adams street is complimenting Miss
Violet Macdonald and her fiance, AL |
len Culver, with a formal dinner and
bridge Friday evening
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As a farewell courtesy to Mr.. and |
Mrs. Hugh Allen Saxon, who are leav-
ing Wednesday for an extended trip
through the east, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
T. Cochran of West Twenty-fifth street
will entertain with dinner tomorrow
night.
Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Edwards returned
the early part of last week from visit
of three months In the east and are at |
home at 1915 Harvard boulevard.
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A charmingly appointed prenuptial
given for Miss Helen Weed of Gardena |
yesterday at the Jonathan club was a
luncheon of eight covers presided over |
by Mrs. Maurice M$Armstrong of West |
Pico street. A matinee party followed, |
In the party with Mrs. Armstrong
and Miss Weed were young women of
the bridal party, who include Mrs. #. |
Mclaughlin, Miss Hazel Mccartney, |
Miss nellie Mccartney Miss Margaret
McCollum Miss Ruth Olden and Miss |
Lillian Smith.
The marriage of Miss Cynthia Van |
Worst, formerly of Troy, N. Y, and
Francis Webster Young took place |