Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-30
Society

MRS. ERASMUS WILSON of Ches-
N ter place gave one of the hand
III somely appointed affairs of the
week yesterday, entertaining with
bridge luncheon for Mrs. Clarence
Buckler of New York and Ell Paso, VINO
is stopping at the Leighton.
Guests asked to meet Mrs. Buckler
were Mrs Richard r. Coleman, Mrs
/ 70. s. Rowley, Mrs. ]. r. Dupuy, MRS
A. r. Salisbury, Mrs. H. c.. Goodlng'
Mrs. Ben Goodrich, Mrs. p. h. Moore,
Mrs. Charles Mcfarland, Mrs. Edward
6 Easton Mrs. John S. Valley, Mrs.
William T. Miller, Mrs. c. L. Hinch-
cliff, Mrs. Richard Vincent Day. MIS-
John E. Stearns.
The marriage of Miss Edna House,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lang House,
who are registered at the GRENADA anu
Matt Hovick. a mining man of Search
light. New, and general manager OF the
! Shoshone mine, were married late yes
! terday afternoon in this city In the
presence of few friends.
| s.
Mrs. c. @. Stanton will entertain with
a luncheon today at her home on WHIT
| tier street. in compliment to Mrs
| Charles Eastman, who is visiting rela-
| tiyes in Los Angeles from her home In
Nashville, Tenn.
Resides Mrs. Eastman and her sister,
Mrs. Tanner, covers will be laid FOR
Mrs. A. j. Chandler, Mrs. e. L. Swaine,
Mrs. w. S. Bartlett, Mrs Melville
Johnston. Mrs. Curtis Williams, Mrs.
g. W. Britt, Mrs Sherman Hoyte of
Pasadena, Mrs. Willitts ]. Hole, Mrs
| John C. Mccoy and Mrs. Clarence But
Ter of Ell Paso, Tex.
| A delightfully."- informal tea was given
by Mrs. Reuben Shelter and Mrs Fred
| Selwyn Lang at the latter's home on
Bixel street yesterday afternoon, in
compliment to the members Of the old
and new boards of the Ebell club, aad
| also those members who have served
| on the house committee during the
past year.
The hostesses were assisted in re-
| ceiving by the president, Mrs. Willltts
J. Hole, and assisting women were Mrs.
| George w. Bayly, Mrs. Alice t. Ander-
son, Mrs. Allison Barlow and Mrs
Frank Fl. Brooks, while Mrs. Burdella
| Murphy and Miss Anna Dopkins were
in charge of the tea tables, and the
punch bowl was presided over by Mrs.
! Leon Shelter and Mrs. Frank Huddel.
A gypsy fortune teller, Hugo Kirch-
hofer of Hollywood, sang and foretold
future events for the guests.
/ Invited guests were Mines. George
! H. Kress. A. C. Smither, w. Fl. Jami-
son. w w. circuit. E. c. Bellows. w.
L. Jones, Edward c. Dieter, Augustus
Hine. j. B. Willard, c. A. Burcham,
Frank w. King, Lewis Clark Carlisle,
Stephen S. Wilder, r. w. Pridham, P.
G. Hubert Will P. Baker. David Bar
more, f. T. Barber. A. B. Barrett, H.
NJ. Binford, George A. Brock. Charles
w. Chase, f. A. Curtis. E. w. Forgy,
L. E. Ford, f. A. Geisler. Gertrude
Ross Harris, George e. Hart Hender-
son Hayward, f. S, Johnson, George
W. Jordan, s. J. Pease, Frank A. KEEL
ly, ]. A. LIE Doux, w. M. Lewis, John
! c. Mccoy, Edward c. Maguaran. Rob-
ert Marsh. ]. H. Miles. oliver Hubert
Morgan, F. H. Nichols. A. M. Parsons
Nicholas E. Rice NJ. P. Russell, Sarah
]. Smith. John Taylor Stewart, Jane
W. Van Benphuysen, S. E. Vermilyea,
Frank Walsh, Marion Welsh, Perry
Whiting, Charles Modini-Wood. Edwin
G. Voigt. Sumner P. Hunt, Elmer E.
Cole. NJ L. Thompson. James L. Boyle.
M. H. Willis, L. Y. Pratt, Miss Eliza
beth Gibson Miss Matte H. Wilson,
Miss Agnes NJ. Knight, Miss Flora L.
Bradbury. Miss Addie e. Doran and
| Miss Winifred VALE.