Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-26
Society
ONE of the delightful affairs of yes
terday was the luncheon of tWen-

A NE OF the dellgntful and1rS of yes
terday was the luncheon of TWEEN
ty-four covers given at the Cali
fornia club by Miss Kate Van Nuys,
who was entertaining for her house
guest, Miss HeWett of Des Moines, and
also in compliment to Miss Elizabeth
Baum of Omaha and Miss Marjorie Ed
wards of Chicago, who are visiting Miss
Phila Milbank of Wiltshire boulevard.
Miss Van Nuys and Miss Milbank,
with their guests, were pupils together
at Miss Summers school near Wash
ington, D. c., recently, and among the
young women asked to meet them yes
terday were several others formerly
attendants at the same seminary.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Foster and son
are planning a trip around the world
and viii leave Los Angeles March 20
for an indefinite period, expecting to
be away at least a year. Passage has
been secured on the President Grant,
and they expect to sail from New York
April 20 The summer will be spent
in Norway and the winter in Germany
and France.
Mrs. Foster will be greatly missed
from the club interests and social life
of the city.
Mrs. Carrie Jacobs Bond, who has
come to Southern California for a
period of rest and to recuperate from
a severe illness and is located at the
hotel in Hollywood, has gone to AL
hambra for week or ten days. Mrs.
Bond will remain in Southern Califor-
mia until next September.
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Miss .Annis Van Nuys, who has been
enjoying trip of some weeks with
friends in Honolulu and Hawaii, has
Joined party going to Japan.
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Mrs. Francis Murphy has returned
from a trip of two months in the north
ern part of the state and is again
occupying her home on Belmont
Heights.
Mrs. Robert H Marsh of Shatto
place, Mrs. w. G. Halliday, Mrs. Cert
rude Dana of Pasadena will sail on
the steamship Korea from San Fran
around the world. The itinerary will
include Japan, China, India, CeyIon,
Arabia and various countries in Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Richard V. Day of ST. James
park is entertaining for a few weeks
her daughter and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. d. Bronson, while Mr.. Day and
another daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. john
r. Powers, are in New Orleans.
Mrs. Day and Mrs. Bronson enter
tained informally with cards Wednes-
day afternoon, and have planned SIM
liar affair for Monday night, when
fifty guests will be entertained.
Mrs. Clarence H. Pease was hostess
Wednesday at a violet luncheon given
at her home on South Union avenue,
the occasion being a compliment to her
guest, Mrs. Frances Smart of Denver.
The places were marked by hand
painted violet sachets, and corsage bou-
quets of violets were the favors. An
after-dinner coffee spoon, offered as a
draw souvenir, was won by Mrs. Chas.
Foulkner A thimble party followed
the luncheon, and Miss Grace Helen
Pease, daughter of the hostess, enter
tanned her mothers guests with harp
music.
There were present Mrs. George
Noyes, Mrs. e. c. Iddings, Mrs, RolIo
Smell, Mrs. w. W. Murphy, Mrs. Har-
ley w. Brundage, Mrs. Lester Bennett,
Mrs. Charles Harper and Miss Ellen
Harper Wheeler.
Mrs S. M. Goddard and daughter,
Mrs. George E. Burrell, have issued in
vitations for a bridge to be given
Thursday at the home of the former on
Wiltshire boulevard.
Miss Effie Young of South Glenn
street, whose marriage with George
Wall will be an event of the early
spring, was the recipient last night of
a miscellaneous shower, given at her
home by party Of friends. Music and
the serving of refreshments were en-
joyable factors of the program.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben Shelter of Will
shire boulevard are entertaining their
guests, r. w. Owen of New York and
Mrs. r. E. Olds of Lansing, Mich, with
a motor trip through the foothills coun-
try to Riverside to San Diego and Coro-
nado.
J. Rudolph Metz entertained with a
theater party to witness "a Chinese
Honeymoon" in honor of his twenty
first birthday anniversary Monday
night, supper being served after the
theater at Christopher's.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Snyder, Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. McMeal, Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Warrington, Mr.. and Mrs. A. McNider,
Mrs. n. Metz, iss Nellie Rodger, Miss
Katie Rodger. Miss Hazel McNeal, Miss
Mary Allen. Messrs. S. McCreary, T.
Opp, Tom McNeal, .jr., Clyde Snyder.
Miss Innis Bride
Miss Marjorie Inns, a pretty native
daughter of Fresno, and James Kimp-
ton of this city were quietly married
last evening at the residence of D. l..
Loughborough, 634 West Forty-sixth
street by Rev. Will w Logan, pastor