Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-14

Around this earthly star,
Those happy cousins to the tramp,
The gypses of the
-MINNA IRVING, In N. 7. Sun.
4 N engagement which is causing
IL more than a ripple of interest
"a among friends of the young peo-
pie is that Of Miss Bernice Heber, the
charming daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Heber, and Guy La Touche, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. La Touche of South
Union avenue.
Although generally known to friends
and acquaintances, and admitted by
all parties concerned, the engagement
has not been formally announced. Nc
date has yet been set for the wedding
s.
Mrs. Will Schrieber will entertain
with a luncheon today at her home on
Lincoln street.
There will be covers Cor Mrs. r. f,
SheIlenger, Mrs. Calvin Smith, Mrs
Edward Quimby. Mrs. Lillian Bang
ham, Mrs. Albert Wilson, Mrs. l.. j.
IIinkenbach, Mrs. Charles Logan, MRS
F. S. Atwood, Mrs. c. C. Tupper, Mrs
Trueman Cole, Mrs. Cole and Miss
Eunice of Anaheim, and Miss Kate
Spencer.
Miss Louise Hyer entertained infor-
mally yesterday afternoon for MISS
Pauline Lund of Maryland street. VINO
will leave soon for Pomona college,
Other guests who enjoyed the de-
lightful afternoon were Miss Ruth
Reid Miss Ada Parsons, Miss Dorothy
Busche, Miss Bess Cochran, Miss
Rowena Deets and Miss Edith Shaffer
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Saturday night hops at Hotel Vir-
ginia have been among the pleasant
diversions of the season, and always
a number of parties are made up
among Los Angeles people for the
events.
Several parties motcred down from
Los Angeles Saturday, among the
prominent guests being PaymastoT
Victor Fuller, U. S. S. st. Louis, now
off Long Beach, who, with Mrs. Fuller,
is at the Alexandria. With them were
Ensign Smith, also of the st. Louis,
and Miss Stewart of Pennsylvania.
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Mrs. ]. H. w. Myers will entertain
Thursday with a luncheon at the Alex
andria in compliment to Miss Jean
Wylie of Belfast, Ireland, and later
the party will be Mrs. Myers guests al
the Belasco. Invitations have been eX-
tended to Mrs. Edward L. Doheny, Mrs
John Miner, Mrs. j. Champion Ander-
son, Mrs. George Goldsmith, Mrs. Ber-
nal Dyas, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. jenkins,
Mrs. Ralph Hagan, Miss Vesta Dyas
and Miss Lima johnson.
Mrs. NJ. c. Mason entertained the
Monday Five Hundred club at her
home on Sunset boulevard, the gather
ing being the first of the season. Mem
bers and invited guests present includ-
ed Mrs. Charles j. George, Mrs. Richard
Waldron, Mrs. r. p. Howell, Mrs. E.
w. Elliott, Mrs. p. ]. Beveridge, Miss
Augusta Winstanley, Mrs Alan Card
ner, Mrs. c. w. Walker, Mrs. Seward
Cole, Mrs. Thomas Pollock, Mrs. Henry
Augustine Mrs. w. Squire, Mrs. W. o
Poor and Mrs. H. D. Newcomp'
Mrs. ]. V. Wachtel, ST., Mrs. Ray
mond Moore, Mrs. J. V. Wachtel, 1r.,
and Miss Markell Wachtel will return
early this week from Balboa, where
they have been for fortnight. Mrs
Moore is leaving the first of October
for her new home at Ell Centro.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. S. Hammond of
Hollywood are entertaining their son,
Midshipman Theodore f. Hammond OF
Annapolis for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rathbun, who
have lust returned from a northern trip
and who formerly resided in st. James
park, are occupying their new home on
Fourth avenue, Country Club terrace
Mrs. Carl L. Koestner entertained
with a luncheon Friday at her home
on Harvard boulevard in compliment
to Mrs. William Howard, who recently
returned to Los Angeles after an ex-
tended visit in the east
Among the Los Angeles contingent
spending the week end at the Virginia
were Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Williams and
Mrs. Gertrude Parsons.
s.
The marriage of Miss Gladys Arm
strong, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Bradley Armstrong of West Six
teenth street, and Howard Mortimer
Ieggett will be solemnized tonight in
the presence of large number of in
vited guests at the First Methodist
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Armstrong entertained
with dinner last night at their home
In compliment to their daughter and
her betrothed, others for whom there
were places, including members of the
bridal party, being Miss Ethel Hogan
Miss Hazel Burphey of Oakland, Miss
Iita Lauxen and Miss Florence God
dard of Berkeley, Miss Eta Seaton of
San Francisco, Miss Marjorie Arm
strong, Messrs. Arthur Hastings, Rus
sell Stevens, Rex Laws, Frank Cass
and Warren Bovard.
Miss Hogan entertained with lunch
con for Miss Armstrong Saturday at
her home on West Thirty-fifth street.
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Miss Leila Jdelle Morrison, daughter
of DIR. N. H. Morrison of West Adams
street has returned from Berlin, where
a wear ago she accompanied Miss Leila
Holterhoff. Miss Holterhoff will remain
abroad another year.
A portion of her soiourn in Europe
Miss Morrison devoted to visiting
Switzerland and countries in the south
Of Europe.
Miss Alberta Curry, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John M. Curry of Vermont
avenue, with Prof. and Mrs Oscar
Weiner, is leaving Thursday en- route
for Europe and two years of violin
study with masters in Berlin and Brus-
sells.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Shives have
Just returned from Europe where they
were for the summer, and are stopping
for a few days at the Ienox in Boston
before returning to Los Angeles.
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Mrs. J. S. Clark of West Twenty
ninth street has made formal an
nouncement of the engagement of her