Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-04

tied in New York for the summer, and
write of several delightful meetings
with Mrs. Mary Holland Kincaid.
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Mrs. win e. Chaplin. who is in Los
Angeles for the summer is the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl r. Osubrn of
West Eighteenth street.
MIR. Chaplin goes east Tuesday in the
interest of a book he is illustrating for
a Los Angeles man, and on his return
early in August will take hunting and
fishing party into the Kings river re-
gion in tine high Sierras for month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chaplin will locate in
Los Angeles for the winter and Will
occupy their home on Park View ave-
nue..
Mrs A. E. Starr of sherman place
announces the marriage of her daugh-
ter, Miss Alice, and T. e. Shafer son
of the Well-known contractor, Charles
Wesley Shafer of West Thirty-third
street
The ceremony was performed in All
Saints chapel Wednesday at noon by
Rev. Mr. Mason, rector of Highland
Park parish The bride, who has the
unusual beauty of a matchless COM
plexiOn, large dark brown eyes and
wealth of blonde hair, wore a travelling
suit of cream colored broadcloth and \
picture hat. Her bouquet was of mai
denhair ferns and lilies of the valley
After a trip through the northern
part of the state Mr.. and Mrs. Shafer
viii be at home to their friends at their
beautiful new home, a gift of the
groom's parents, at 1897 Waterloo
street, about September /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eyre Barrow-ffrench of
st. Paul avenue will said July Is from
New York for a summers tour in Eng
land, France and Holland.
Dwight Whiting and Frederick Boyn-
ton left San Francisco Tuesday for
Japan. They will also visit Honolulu,
China and other points of interest.
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DR.. and Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles
and Miss Louise Nixon Hill of West
Adams street are spending the week
end at Camp Sierra.
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Miss Willamene Wilkes of Avenue
Sixty-four is spending several days
with Miss Della Porter at Beaumont.
Miss Lucille Culver entertained mem
bers of the Psi Psi sorority and a few
friends Wednesday evening at her
home on South Hope street Those
present were Miss Evelyn Tyler Miss
Hazel BLY,, Miss Jesslyn Van Trump,
Miss Maude Lawton, Miss Alice Law
tcA, Miss Ethel Rogers and Miss
Thompson of Pasadena.
The affair was a farewell party, as
Miss Culver left Saturday for Santa
Barbara, where she will play leading
parts in stock company. This young
actress possesses an unusual amount of
ability, and many Los Angeles friends
will watch her career with interest.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Mcfarland and Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Chandler have taken the
Buckley house on the bluffs at Redondo
for the summer
Madam GeneVra Johnston Bishop is
leaving early in the week for a summer
in the east going first to Ohio to visit
her mother, and later to New York. 1t
is possible Madam Bishop will make
her deferred trip to Europe this fall.
Mrs. A. G. Bartlett of Hollywood en-
tertained with matinee party at the
Belasco yesterday, entertaining her
guests later at the Angelus. The party
included Mrs. William Blackburn, Mrs.
Charles Lippincott, Mrs. N. c. Nichols
and Mrs. F. w. Stith
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burton E. Green of Ell
lendale place will leave Tuesday for
Ocean Park, where they will spend the
summer.
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The handsome residence being erected
by Judge Thomas L. Winder on the
corner of West Adams and Tenth ave-
nue. is nearing completion and the
family are expecting to take posses
sion early in August
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Pay Inspector Mason Ball and Mrs
Ball of Philadelphia are receiving con-
gratulations on the arrival of a little
daughter, who is now about two weeks
old Mrs Balls many friends in Los
Angeles will remember her better per-
haps under her maiden name, Cornelia
Winder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson D. Gibbs will
entertain the members of the Texas
State Bank association at their home
on Wheeler place Saturday evening in
compliment to Mrs. Gibbs brother,
Frank w. Vaughn, a prominent banker
of Houston, Tex, who will be in Los
Angeles at that time with other mem
bers of the association en- route to
Seattle.
Mrs. Frank w. Vaughn accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Isabel. and her
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