Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

ging camps on the Willapa river to
party of Los Angeles young people,
one of whom was the young woman
who has promised to become his bride.
Miss Miller, who was one of the stair
of the Los Angeles public library for
some time, has been for three years
librarian of the University of Southern
California where she was formerly
student and a member of the Alpha
Rho sorority. Mr.. Siler is a native of
Tennessee, but when a lad came west
to seek his fortune and advanced step
by step in the lumber business until at
present he has large interests of his
own.
The marriage is to be quietly SOL
ennIzed early in November at the
home of the brides sister in Riverside,
after which Mr.. Sier and his bride
will return to Los Angeles for few
weeks and will be at home to friends
at one of the hotels before departing
to their northern home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Rindge and
party have returned from motoring
trip of several weeks to Lake Tahoe
and northern points.
DR.. ]. X Weaver of Norrlstown, Pa,
surgeon general of the state guard of
Pennsylvania, and for eight years
member of the governors staff accom-
panied by Mrs. Weaver, is visiting in
Los Angeles at the home of his niece,
Mrs. J. @. A, Henry on West Thirty
third street.
DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Shrader and Mr..
and Mrs. Clark were at home infor-
mally to students of the Los Angeles
Business college Friday evening at
their Hollywood home on Sycamore
avenue.
There was a program of harp and
violin music and guessing game fur
nished amusement. Nearly 100 guests
responded to invitations.
Among Los Angeles folk stopping at
Tahoe tavern last week were Mr.. and
Mrs. I. n. Martin, Maj. and Mrs. Ben
c. Truman and Miss Truman, Mrs.
Charles Forman, Mrs. w. ]. Chambers,
Mrs. A. o. Parker, Robert Fulton, and
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Raymond of Pas
adena are also guests at the same re-
sort.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles z. Stanton of
West Thirty-sixth place entertained
with a package shower Thursday even-
ing in honor of Miss Helen Shelton and
Rudolph C. Wiedman, whose marriage
is to take place in the fall Strings of
red hearts decorated the rooms, and
quantities of asparagus fern and flow
ers were used. The game cards were
decorated with pen and ink sketches,
the work of the hostess. A leather
bound "wish book" filed with good
wishes from the guests present and
from many eastern friends, was pre-
sented to the brde-elect. After the
games dainty refreshments were
served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Clauson. Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Falls, Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Smitz-
dorf Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Aucken-
bach, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Good
win, Mr.. and Mrs. F. Lee Fuller, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Shelton, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. e. Stiles and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Lawrence, Miss Fannie Marple,
Miss Neva Lawrence. Miss Grace Bar
tholomew, Miss Anna Parish, Miss
Lottie Ross, Miss Effie Mungen, Miss
Hattie Brown. Miss Ida Lawrence,
mon. Miss Lulu Hunter, Miss Clara
Booker, Miss Mabel Sheehan, Miss
Bertha Burgoon, Miss Mabel Watson,
Miss Rae Strong. Miss Mabel Dries
bach, Miss Lenora Shelton and Miss
Addie Dewey; Messrs. Charles Griffith,
Harry Carroll, William Hunter, Louis
Forsblom, Frank Gretchen, Frank
Knight. James Frackleton, Joseph
Marple, Charles Retz, Fred Lattooy,
Clarence Petty, Perrin HaVeran, War
rem Nabb, Robert Brown, Albert Cate
and Walter Wood.
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In celebration Of her seventh birth
day anniversary. Lois Frances Cham
bers. daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. w. K.
Chambers of West Avenue Fifty-four,
entertained twenty-five little friends
the afternoon of August 80. The rooms
were beautifully decorated with roses
and ferns and a jolly time was spent
playing games. the merriest OF which
were peanut scramble" and musical
chairs Alice Monroe captured the
prize fer gathering the largest number
of pean 'ts in the scramble. Corrine
Ashton also won a prize in the chair
contest The little hostess received
many beautiful gifts.
The guests, all of whom were served
at one time at the long table in the
dining room, included Corinne and
Churdina Ashton, Lora and Ruth
Ewald. Eleanor Gantz. Dorothy and
Robert Cushman, Veo and Melvine
Caldwell, Marion Naswald, William
Sullivan, Billie Boyse, Alice Monroe,
Virginia Henderson. Malcolm Cham
bers, Ida Bell Patterson, Glory Goss,
Bessie Nophius, Beulah Sewer, Bess
and Eva MCGEE.