Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-01
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A MONG well known people VINO VIII
IN go to San Diego this week are
IA Mr.. and Mrs A. ]. Mitchell of
Pasadena, and they will have as their
guest Mrs. Lily Gill Pulsifer of Den
YER who is spending the summer in
los Angeles Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs.
Pulsifer went down yesterday by
train. while Mr.. Mitchell left in the
morning for San Pedro to take down
his yacht.
Returning from San Diego Mrs Pull
sifler will go to Catalina for a week,
and on her return will be Joined by her
sister. Mrs. William Fine, beautiful
society woman of Denver. Together
Mrs Pulsiier and Mrs. Fine will go to
San Francisco, where they VIII meet
Mrs. Henry B. Teichnor, and atter a
stay of several weeks WIN return 10 10
Mrs. Pulsifer and Mrs. Fine are
planning to take the Mediterranean
trip next spring
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Mullln. Charles M
Stimson and Mr.. and Mrs. a. h. Pom
doy. who are members of a party thaI
have circled the globe the past year,
arrived in Los Angeles yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Charles Farwell Edison enter
tained a few friends with an informal
studio Tea fTlud9 dN Altl iN'AN'Nii>N
West Twentieth street, among the
guests being Mrs. Richard HoVey OF
New York and Boston, widow OF the
beloved poet-prince of 'Nagaoondla.
s.
Mrs. DeForest Porter of Phoenix
Ariz.. who is spending the summer in
Los Angeles, was hostess Thursday al
an elaborately appointed luncheon at
I.evy's, after which she entertained
with a box party to see THE Merry
Widow"
Guests enjoying Mrs. Porters hos
pitality were her daughter, Mrs Grace
of Los Vegas, New; Mrs. Beverly Cox
of Phoenix. Mrs Will Plnney Mrs
Sweeney, Mrs. Thibodo, Mrs. Harry
Logan and Miss Marguerite Williams
&
Mrs. John Wilton King Of East Thlr-
ty-ffth street has as house guests a
party of young women from Texas,
who will spend the summer in Los An
geles. For these visitors-Miss Pauline
Taneri and her sister, Miss Anita and
Miss Alice, who are from Fort North'
and Miss Mate Hayden Of TeXacoina-
many delightful Informal attalrs nave
been given, and with Miss King they
are guests for the week end Of MISS
Ida. Mae Oberlin of Balboa, who is CIV
ing a house party In their honor.
Miss Hayden's brother-in-laW and
sister. Mr. and Mrs George Foulk, are
coming soon to take house at ocean
Park. and before they take possession
the entire party Will go over 10 oala
lima for a week.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude NJ.
Jones of South Union avenue was the
scene the evening of July "a or pretty
wedding which was the elimination or
a two years romance, the bride beng
Miss Sallv Rutherford, daughter of Mr'
and Mrs. Nathaniel Rutherford of Nil
ford, Texas, and a cousin OF Mr.. Jones
while the bridegroom was Thomas W.
Miller of Hillsboro, Texas.
The marriage was to have takeE
place later in the season at the famliy
home hut business rea sons caused a
change of plans, and Mr.. Miller came
to Los Angeles to claim his bride, VINO
was visiting her brother, Nathanlel
rutherford ir., and other relatives IN
Los Angeles Rev. A. B. Pritchard per
formed the ceremony, which was VII
messed bv immediate relatives and a
few close friends. Mrs. w. NJ. VIII
q, Iians. sister of the bride, played the
wedding music, and Miss Anita Lanerl
of Fort worth sang Because" Miss
claire rutherford, sister of the BRIDE
and Miss Alice Jones, cousin at
tended her. ,..-,..
for New York and other Atlantic coast
cities. where they will spend some time
before returning to Texas, where they
will reside.
Nathaniel r. Rutherford, jr., gave a
matinee box party Thursday afternoon
for his sisters Mrs. VIII NJ. Wllnams
boro. Tex, and their hostess, Mrs
c. M. Jones of South Union avenue
at the merry Widow performance
at the Mason opera house.
Mrs. David Hughes of 1897 South
Olive street announces the approach-
inc marriage of her daughter, Miss
Frances. and Frederick w. Mohlman
the wedding to take place at the fam
ily home of the bride the evening OF
August 10.
The ceremony is to be witnessed only
bv immediate relatives. but a recep-
tion will be rendered to friends the
Thursday evening following.
Miss Hughes is the youngest daush-
ter of the late Rev. David Hughes, a
well-known figure for nearly twenty
wears in the religious circles of Los
Angeles. The existence of Bethesda
Presbyterian church ON Paloma and
Clanton streets and the Welsh Pres
byterian church are due to his jealous
efforts,
Mrs. Ralph Hagau presided over n
handsomely appointed luncheon yester-
dav a her home on Lake street, the
occasion being a compliment to Mrs.
Edward L. DohenE.
Covers were laid for Mrs Doheny.
Mrs. ]. H. Davisson. Mrs. Charles Can
field. Mrs. Oliver Norosco, Mrs. Ed
ward c. Magauran, Mrs. Max chap
man, Mrs. Frank \. Mcdonald, Mrs.
]. Champion Anderson, Mrs. J. J. Jen-