Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-30
Society

/ NROM the view point of the wide
| circle of friends of the hostess
n and her charming daughter, the
! event of the week in social circles Will
! be the reception which Mrs. Willitts j.
! Hole of West Sixth street Is entertain
! ing tomorrow afternoon, and at which
time she win formally introduce her
daughter, Miss Agnes Hole.
Since Miss Hole returned from school
| in washington, ID. c., last spring, Mrs.
Hole has planned to give a large affair
this fall which should be the occasion
of her daughters formal presentation
| to her friends, but the young woman has
| not been i'm robust health and the mat
ter was indefinitely postponed. 1T was
| only after invitations had been issued
for the reception of Wednesday that
Mrs. Hole decided to make this her
daughters formal debut.
Miss Hole is a charming and attract
i've girl, with hosts of friends who Will
rejoice that she Is to take part in the
promised festivities of this winter.
A second debutante of the week will
be Miss Katherine Stearns, daughter of
Col and Mrs. John Eldridge Stearns Of
st. James park, who Is to be formally
presented at a large reception which
Mrs. Stearns is giving tomorrow after
noon.
Assisting Mrs. Stearns and her
daughter will be Miss Elizabeth and
Miss Florence Wood. Miss Ives and
others of the younger set.
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Mrs. F. V. Clarkson of Denver is the
guest OF Mrs. Frances Josephine
Holmes Of Cordova street for a week.
Mrs. Clarkson will spend the winter in
Los Angeles.
At an informal tea given in San
Francisco by Mrs. Edward de Witt
Taylor, the engagement was announced
of Miss Sophia Meuill, daughter of Her
mann Meuill. German consul at Tahiti
and a prominent official of the Oceanic
Steamship company, and r.. S. Logan
of Riverside, recorder of Riverside
county.
The wedding is to be an event Of
February The bride to be is said to be
an interesting girl of brilliant brunette
type, an accomplished musician and a
clever linguist, speaking several Ian
guages
An event of Saturday was a large
whist party given by Mrs. Thomas Pas
coe and Mrs. Elmer Pascoe at the FIRE.
mont, 100 guests responding to invita-
tions.
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Among the weddings of Thanksgiving
week was that of Miss Edithe E. Kar-
cher, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Karcher of Napa, and j, E. Barsford
of Nacaville the ceremony taking place
Sunday as 1890 in Christ church. and
Rev. Baker Z. Lee pronounced the
vows.
Miss Karcher had been the guest for
few days of Mr.. and Mrs. Des Meyers
on South Flower street, and after the
ceremony Mrs. Des Meyers entertained
the young people with a formal dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barsford will visit
points of interest In Southern California
before returning to Nacayile, where
the bridegroom has prepared a home
for his bride.
Stirling Booth entertained a party of
forty last evening at the Orpheum in
compliment to Hazel Bryson and Nell
Lockwood, who appeared there yester-
day in their new sketch.
s.
In compliment to Miss Ada Potts.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Potts
of West Sixth street, her aunt, Mrs. w.
S. James OF Shatto place entertained
last night with dancing and cards,
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. w.
A. Potts Mrs. o. p. Clark. Mrs. George
Kyle, Mrs. w. r. Hervey. Mrs. J. H.
Call, Mrs. William r. Selbie, Mrs. Stan
ley Knight, Mrs. II. S. Hurlbut, Miss
Jessie Potts and Miss Augusta Lamb.
Among those present to enjoy the
pleasant event were Miss May Flint
Miss Marie Hill, Miss Anna Powers
Miss Lucy Powers Miss Maude Wood
Miss Ruth Wood, Miss Virginia Parker
Miss Esther Yarnell. Miss Beatrice
RoOme, Miss Adelaide Pelissier. Miss
Sara Sutherland. Miss Marie Suther-
land, Miss Gretta Sutherland, Miss
Grace Shepard, Miss Juliette Borden
Miss Barbara stephens, Miss Edna
Bennett, Miss Blanche Pillsbury. Miss
Queenie Bower, Miss Hazel Sparlin
Miss Blanche Davenport. Miss Gertrude
Armstrong, Miss Ethel Alton, Miss
Elizabeth and Miss Eleanor Richards
Miss Jesma Robson. Miss Ruth Rivers.
Edward Keller, James Mcknight, Ed
win Hutchins Arthur Hutchins. Jess
Wood, A. Edwards, ]. HILL Nelson
Campbell, II. S. Hurlbut. Luther Lee,
William Blackman, Percy Eisen, Ross
Campbell. Victor Taylor, Chester Arm
strong. John Bettin, Edward North,
Harcourt Blades, Trent Anderson, Ben
Ward Walter Boyce, William Powers.
Asa Call, David Conrey, Harold Gro
well, Richard Vickrey. Harry Masser
and George Pillsbury.
Mrs Anna Bowers Bailey Of West
Twenty-fifth street announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Miss Ger
trude, and Edward r Eastman.
Mr. Eastman, who is president of the
Ventura oil Development company and
vice president of the Liberty oil COM
pany, has been a prominent figure in
the development of that industry i'm
California. The wedding will take
place early in the New Year.
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Mr. and Mrs. Julius Williams enter
tained with family dinner of twelve
covers at their home on South Soto
street Thanksgiving day. A large
American silk flag was draped about
the chandelier. holly was used to
brighten the table and the place cards
were In the form of turkeys. The
center of the cloth was occupied by
large pumpkin filled with fruit and
nuts, symbolic of the colonial Thanks
giving day.
There were places for Mr.. and Mrs.
r. II. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hatton, Miss Lois Smith, Miss Sarah
Heath, Messrs Lee Heath, Cleavland
Heath, Lewis Williams and Andrew
Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. II. DeLapp and