Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-12
Society

FNHE following residents of Los An
geles have booked under the aus
u pices of the German-Amerlcan
Savings bank for foreign tours:
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Vandegrift and
James Vandegrift are leaving shorty
on q six months tour around the world,
sailing by the steamship Manchurla
from San Francisco June "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Johnson OF ST.
James Park will leave New York on the
steamship Kaiserin Augusta Victoria
May 20 on tour of Europe.
M and Mrs. G. B. Wyman have en-
gagged passage on the steamship Ale
media, sailing June for Honolulu.
Samuel Richards of Pine avenue,
Hollywood, will leave Los Angeles May
Is. sailing from New York on the
steamship Minnehaha May p for q
European tour
Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Donahugh anu
son of Pacific avenue will sail on the
steamship Laurentic July "a for an IN
definite European stay.
-. Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Leland, Hotel
Van Mugs, will be passengers on tne
steamship Northwestern from Seattle
June 3 to Nome, Alaska, where they
will tour the Klondike.
Mrs. A. T. McCord of Wiltshire boule-
ward will leave Los Angeles May 10,
sailing by TIE steamship Celtic June 3
on an extended tour through Europe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Horsfall, Miss
Mary K. Horsfall and Walter r. Flem-
ing of West Seventeenth street are con-
templating a summer in Europe ana
will sail from Montreal May %.
DR.. James H. Mcbride. James A. Nc
Bride, Miss Emma Mcbride, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Let's, Miss Edna Letts,
Miss Gladys Let's, Arthur Let's Jr,,
and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Luther Will
form the Los Angeles contingent sail
ing from New York on the White star
steamship Baltic June 10. Mr.. Let's
and Mr.. Luther are delegates to the
seventeenth Y. M. C. A. worlds confer
ence, which will convene in Barmen,
Flberfeld, June % to August inclusive.
Mrs. C. M. Benway of West Seventh
street was hostess yesterday at a
charmingly appointed bridge luncheon
given at the Los Angeles Country club,
the affair being courtesy to Mrs: Har-
vey l., Dearborn of Kansas City, a
winter visitor to Los Angeles.
Assisting the hostess were Mrs. VII
loughby Rodman Mrs. Albert Crutcher.
Mrs. John c. Page, Mrs. Cliff Page and
Mrs. L. p. Hart.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thilo Becker of st. Paul
street are planning to entertain the lat
ter part of May with a musicale, for
which they will issue large number
of invitations.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Wing of the Sol
diers' home, Sawtelle, will leave this
week for a three weeks auotmoblle
tour of Southern California. Mr., and
Mrs. w. f. Wing of Council street VIII
ioin them in a few days and continue
on the trip with them,
Mrs Sidney Lee Grover of South Bur-
lington avenue entertained Monday
with a five hundred matinee, guests
who enjoyed the pleasant affair being
Mrs. Lee T. Thornton, Mrs. 70. W
Skeats, Mrs. Arnold, Mrs. ". h,
Pritchard, Mrs. E. e. Ellis, Mrs. George
H. Rector, Mrs. George Fl. MacGinnis,
Mrs. Edward MacGinnis, Mrs. NJ.
M. Merry, Mrs. Albert Kinney, Mrs. w.
w. Mcleod, Mrs. C. H. Chaplin, Mrs.
Crossley of England. Mrs Hitchcock OF
New York, Mrs. w. T. Miner and Mrs.
Johnson.
Mrs. Robert Marsh and Mrs. Louise
Y. Pratt have issued invitations for a
garden party to be given at the home
;. of the former in Westchester place May
20. over 700 invitations have been is
sued for the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred F. Wheeler of
South Reno street announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Miss Fannie A.
Wheeler and Paul r. oswald, also of
Los Angeles. The ceremony was sol
emnized May s at the home of the Of
ficiating clergyman, Rev. c. ". Cowan
of the Methodist church, Ontario.
Fred F. Wheeler and the Misses Eftfe
and Alice Wheeler, father and sisters
of the bride, were among those attend
ing the marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oswald Will receive
their friends at 1884 West Adams street.