Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-07-27

II you were kind!
Frederick Truesdell in August Ainslee' $.
n NE of the pretty affairs of yester-
day was the luncheon given at
" the California club by Mrs. FRED
erick A. Wann of West Twenty e1shth
street, who entertained for Mrs. Joseph
Dickson of ST. Louis, who Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. +. Conroy or west
Thirtieth street, and Mrs. Sheldon D
Roby of Saginaw, Mich, sister OF MIS-
William e. Ramsay of Western avenue.
Mrs. Wanns hospitality was also
shared by Mrs. ]. Ross Clark and her
guest, Mrs. II. Carroll Brown of Baltl-
more. Md; Mrs. Cosmo Morgan, Mrs.
Charles c. Carpenter, Mrs. William 5.
Hook, IT., Mrs. Lorraine Harding Bayly'
Mrs. Harry Dana Lombard, mrs
Thomas Cole of Berkeley. Mrs. ii. M:
Robinson and Mrs. Charles Perkins or
Pasadena, Mrs. G. q. Guyer of Alta
dena. Mrs. Thomas r. McNab, Mrs,
Hugh Livingstone Macneil, Miss Louise
Burke, Miss Grace Mellus Miss Kath-
crime Mellus and Miss Alice Elliott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Marsh of West
chester place, accompanied by their
children and a nurse, with Mrs. Louise
Yelverton Pratt, left Sunday for trip
of six weeks or two months in the
north. They will visit Seattle and then
will take the Alaska trip.
A party that saw 1.-THE Merry Wild
ow" last night included Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Fryman, Mr.. and Mrs. Stuart
Macfarlane, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Prosser
and Mrs. Lottie Dudley.
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Miss Frances Phillips of Salt Lake,
who has been the guest of Miss Maude
Elizabeth Richards for several weeks,
{- Rarha and San
Francisco this morning en- route to her
home.
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Mrs. Helen Newcombe Hoff of Cor
onado street will entertain informally
tomorrow in compliment to Miss Gladys
Richie, formerly of Los Angeles, who
recently finished a seasons engage
ment In grand opera in the east and
who is leaving in a few days for At
lantic City, where she has summer
engagement.
Miss Henrietta Walker, daughter of
Mrs. Eta Walker of Harvard boule-
ward, who, accompanied by her mother,
will leave Saturday for San Francisco,
where her marriage with Lieut.. John
Stuart Williams will take place, Aug.
4, will be special guest tomorrow at a
pretty affair to be given by Miss Rose
Larralde of South Olive street.
Mrs. M. Burton Williamson and
daughters, Miss lillian and Miss
Estella, of Shatto street, are making
an extended noi .nern trip which will
include a visit of several weeks in
San Francisco, Stanford and Berkeley
before going on to Seattle, Vancouver
and other points of interest.
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Mrs. C. o. Hawiey of South Union
avenue will entertain today in honor
of her house guest, Miss Martha Louise
Field, who is here from San jose.
Among those who have accepted in
vitations are Miss Elizabeth Swain,
Miss Livingston of Kansas City, Miss
Elizabeth Perkins of Salt Lake City,
Miss Elsie Moore, Miss Gertrude Moore,
Miss Pearl Roberts of San Jose, Miss
Teresa Dunn of Monrovia, Miss linda
Higgins, Miss Minnie Dudley, Miss
Gertrude Bresee and Miss Vera Bar
nard.
The marriage of Miss Madge Simp-
kins, eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Simpkins of West Twenty
fourth street, and Robert w. Jamison
will take place at the home of the
brides parents tomorrow.
Mrs. William M Glass and son, Will
liam, jr., of Sedalia, Mo-, are visiting
Los Angeles for the summer and are
guests at the Leighton. Mrs. Glass is
the sister of the Very Rev. Glass c. M,
president of ST. Vincent's college.
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A wedding scheduled to take place in
Los Angeles in September is that of
Miss Annette c. Boylan and w. P.
Givens The engagement was recently
announced by Mrs. F. H. Hamblin,
sister of the bride, to be.