Los Angeles herald., 1909-11-11

Society
AIRS. HUGH LIVINGSTON MAC
MI NEIL, was among those enter
III tanning last night at the Audi

VI NEIL, was among tnose eh'e,
4iA tanning last night at the Audi
torum to see Prof. Napoleon" having
a box party of ten. and afterward pre-
siding at a supper at her own home
on Flgueroa street, where covers were
laid for sixteen.
Mrs. MacNei is giving a tea at the
California club after the symphony
next week, when she will entertain
party of twenty to meet Nine. Jeanne
Jomelli, and that evening will give
dinner of fourteen covers at her home,
where Nine. Jomelli will be the honored
guest.
pretty wedding took place last
evening at $3.50 o'clock at the home
of the brides parents on Pasadena
avenue, when Miss Alice Emma Stan'
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. p. Staff, be-
came the bride of Charles E. thinner
man, Rev r. J.. Dyer of East Side
Congregational church officiating.
The bride was gowned in white chif-
fon broadeloth trimmed with irish
point lace and carried a shower bou-
quet of lilies of the valley and mai
denhair ferns. She was attended by
Miss George Gooding, who wore pale
blue crepe de chine and carried Cecil
Bruner roses Charles E. Howell
stood with the groom. The wedding
music was played during the ceremony
by Prof. G.. r. Sampson of Pasadena.
The ceremony was performed be-
meath q canopy of smilax and wedding
bells, while the decorations throughout
the house were white carnations, ferns
and chrysanthemums. Following the
ceremony a wedding supper was
served, over seventy-five guests beink
seated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman will make
. their home with Mrs. Zimmerman's
parents and will receive their friends
after December 1.
An event OF interest to many friends
was the marriage last evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser of Ocean
Park, of their daughter, Miss Ethel,
and Edward Prentiss of Denver Mrs.
Prentiss has lived in Southern Cali
fornia since her childhood and her
friends entertained extensively for her
during the weeks after the announce
ment of her engagement
Among the prettiest of these prenup-
tials was the dinner given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick w. Braun Tuesday
evening at their home in Shatto place
for the bride to be and her fiance.
There were also covers for Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Bradford, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Heiman of San Francisco,
Miss Henrietta Mossbacher, Miss Len
ora Allen, Park Reese and Mr.. Prem
tiss.
other friends who entertained re-
Gently for Mrs. Prentiss were Mrs.
Hammond and Mrs. Donnell. who gave
a luncheon at the Jonathan club and
later entertained with a box party at
the Orpheum; Mrs. w. E. oliver of
Andrews place, who presided over a
luncheon which was followed by a
shower; Miss Grace Carr of Ocean
Park was a luncheon hostess and Miss
Grace Laveyea entertained with tea
at the Alexandria.
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The marriage of Miss Adele E. Ha-
ger and John Kellenberger, both of
Anaheim, was solemnized yesterday at
Broadway Christian church, Rev. John
c. Hay, associate minister, officiating.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Ramsdell of
West Twenty-fourth street have been
entertaining as house guests Robert
Temple and son, Arthur Temple. of the
Hawaiian Islands. Mr.. Arthur Temple
has disposed of his pineapple ranch in
laval and purchased property in
Southern California.
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DIR. and Mrs. Walter Jarvis Barlow
will entertain with a large reception
at Inelr nome on SOuln H1RuerOa
street November 23 for members of the
faculty and students of the medical
department of Southern California.
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One Of the handsomely appointed af- |
fairs of yesterday was the reception |
given in the afternoon at her home
on Arapahoe street by Mrs. George A. |
Ralphs Assisting in receiving were
Mrs. ]. A. Primsen, Mrs. r. j. Nor |
than. Mrs. Wallace Spinks and Mrs. |
w. G. Brain. Hostesses who presid- |
ed at the coffee urns were Mrs. Thom- |
as Hayward and Mrs. Albert Olcovich. |
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Assisted by her daughter, Miss Ma
rie, Mrs. Frank II. Nichols entertained /
a party of forty yesterday afternoon
with 5000 at her home on Menlo av-
enue.
Among those present were Mrs Nor |
tenson, Mrs. o. p. Clark, Mrs. Sol Da- |
Wis. Mrs. ID. r. Brown, Mrs. j. F. |
Kanst, Mrs. Thomas Hughes, Mrs |
Willis NJ. Dion, Mrs. William Mackie, |
Mrs II. L. Jones, Mrs. Edwin Curtis, |
Mrs. Ethel Graham, Mrs. M. e. John |
son, Mrs. Charles Stansbury, Mrs |
Walter ]. Wren, Mrs. Harry Arnold, |
Mrs. Elizabeth Hutchins, Mrs. Octa- |
vius Morgan, Mrs. Frank A. Bowles, |
Mrs. e. H. Miller. Mrs. Carl Doran. |
Mrs. William Thayer, Mrs. e. M. |
Guthrie, Mrs. George H. Cook, Mrs. |
Ralph Hagan, Mrs. Donald G. Keller |