Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05
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MFRS. AUGUSTUS HINE of South
N Fieneroa street was hostess Fri

MRS. AUGUSTUS HINE of South
N Figueroa street was hostess Fri
LA day at one Of the most delight
ful of the weeks social affairs, enter
tanning party of Los Angeles friends
at Hotel Virginia with luncheon.
Roses were used for the floral decora-
tions. and in the center of the table
tinv yachts sailed in a small lake.
other miniature yachts served as
favx~s and marked places for Mrs. c.
A. B1rcham, Mrs. Bayly, Mrs George
w Kress, Mrs. Long, Mrs. 5. 5.
Wilder. Mrs. A. p. West, Mrs. p. {.
Bellows, Mrs. Willetts j, Hole Mrs
e. c. Dieter and Mrs. Randall
Mr. and Mrs. w. I. Hollingsworth,
who returned only a short time ago
from an extended absence in europe,
will occupy their residence on Lake ana
Eleventh streets pending the erectlol'
of the handsome home they are pldh-
ming on Westmoreland place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius V. Seyler, who
were married in the east last year
have arrived In Los Angeles AT the
conclusion of their bridal trip and WIZ
make their home here. Mrs. Seyler was
Mrs. Dorothea Schemm Street of Sagi-
nav. Mich. Mr. Seyler, who formerly
resided in Detroit, has been IN Los
Angeles a year.
A charming visitor to Southern Can
fornia this summer is Mrs. McdlIy-
cuddy. wife of DR.. V. 7. McGillycuody
rF san Francisco. who with their beau
fiful daughter, Valentine, are staying
at Hotel Redondo.
,-,, - 5,vob+er Miss
Gwendolyn, will go north on tne OWl
tomorrow night, sailing wednesday on
The Manchuria for an absence of many
months in the Orient and Europe.
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The marriage of Miss Blanche stew
art and Gilbert Chase VIII pc Ieo ceIeo
brated Thursday morning at the nome
of the brides sister, Mrs. G. E. Nullen'
on Church avenue. ,,o.it,,
Miss Stewart enjoys great popularity
among a wide circle of friends ana
many delightful pre-nuptlal aIIairs ttIs
have been given for her during the
last few weeks.
Miss Jessie Marshall, whose marriage
with Stanley Sentan is to take place III
October, was honoree yesterday aIter-
noon at a box party at the Orpheuih,
the girl friends who entertained Tor ner
being Miss Semone Ruch, MISS Llta
Crane.
Use Hauser and Miss Maude ADAMS
Tea was served later at the Alexandria.
The bride to be and hostesses are
Marlborough girls, and the Marlbor-
ough colors, lavender and white, were
used in all the appointments. The IN
vitations were written on stationery
Of lavender hue and lavender asters
and maidenhair ferns formed the cen
terpiece, while corsage bouquets OF the
same flowers were provided for each
guest except Miss Marshall. who found
q cluster of orange blossoms by her
place. The place cards of lavender We're
inscribed in gold, and as far as possible
the lavender coloring was carried out
in the menu.
IN. s. T. B. Marshall, Mrs. John Cooke,
Mrs. w. H. Nelson Miss Maude Mar
shall. Miss Mabel Fisher, Miss Frank
Harris of Kansas, Miss Anne Richards,
Miss Maude Wood, Miss Vera Atkin-
son, Miss Clara Scott, Miss Lily Oh
hausen. Miss Helen. Updegraff' MISS
Gertrude Connell, Miss Alice Smith,
Miss Marie Schuman, Miss Arlie Tot
tenham, Miss Ruth Whiffen, Miss Flor
ence Judd. Miss Olive Bennett. Miss
Florence Thresher, Miss Helen Thresh-
er, Miss EtheIyn Walker, Miss Beatrice
Cutter. Miss Bessie. Hellyar.
s.
at Hotel Hollywood Friday was pre-
sided over by Mrs. S. H. Baker and
Mrs. L. I. P1ummer, the hostesses en-
tertaining for Miss Eleanor Elizabeth
McBurney, who will become the bride
of Gene Bernard Foster of Bisbee, Ariz.,
September g.
Decorations were of Cecil Bruner
roses and maidenhair fern, the center
os the table being graced by a large
basket of the delicate blossoms, while
by each plate were smaller favor bas-
kets. Places were marked by cards in
bell shape, on each of which was a
verse from 1.-THE Path of Life" and
each guest read aloud the quotation on
her card. The guests were Miss Carol
Elizabeth Edwards of Wichita, Kas.,
who will serve Miss McBurney as maid
of honor; Miss McBurney, sister of the
bride to be; Miss Leila Laughlin Of
Dayton, Ohio; Mrs. c. M. Dawes and
Miss Mary Brown of Santa Ana, Mrs.