Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-03
EDWIN MARKHAM.


The failure, and the friendship gone to
EDWIN MARKHAM.
TIME Misses Flora and Pearl Getchell
of West Thirty-third street enter
n tanned number of friends in a
delightful manner Saturday night with
a lawn party and taffy pull.
Invitations in the form of aprons
were issued bearing the following:
Bring an apron with you and be pre-
pared for a good time on the evening OF
July 81 at 45O West Thirty-third street
Pauline Taffee will assist in making
merry evening"
Needless to say the young men and
women in their various styles of aprons
caused much merriment The yard was
we'll lighted with Chinese lanterns and
electric lights. Punch and fruit was
served in the summer house and out
door games and pulling taffy occupied
the evening.
Those present were Messrs and Mines.
Leslie Wright, Sam Chapel, George
Felch, Fred Wilcox Misses May Bell
Charlotte Black. Ardena Felch, Ethel
Joyce, Luella King, Corine Black, Cou-
quenoit, and Arthur Couquenoit, j. 5.
Jones, George Blake, Manard Wright,
Charles Eckstrum, Oscar Jones and
Waldo Stein.
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Osden and William Browne HONEYWELL,
both of Los Angeles, has been formally
made known by Miss Osden's sister,
Mrs. Robert De Forest of Syracuse, N.
Y, and in honor of the approaching mar
riage which is to take place in the near
future, Mrs. Anita Thompson Quinn of
Gramercy place entertained Sunday
night with a Spanish dinner. Mrs.
Quinn was assisted by her sister, Miss
Elena L. Thompson.
Other guests who enjoyed the jolly
affair were Mrs. Lola V Anderson of
Denver, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence c. Olney
of New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G..
Elliott, F. ]. Cressey and Edward II.
Olney.
Miss Ada Barnes, daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank p. Barnes of Magnolia ave
nue., whose engagement with Harry c.
Levey an attorney of Chicago. was re-
Gently announced, has been much feted
since the news was made known and
was special guest quite recently at a
pretty affair given by Mrs. NJ. A. Mil
bach of West Eighteenth street.
Miss Barnes left Saturday for Chi
cago, where the ceremony Is to take
place.
Birney Donnell will leave early next
week for Plattsburg, n. Y, where
August 1S he will plight his troth to
Miss Agnes Cotter, sister of Thomas b.
Cotter, at whose home the ceremony
will be soemniZed by another brother,
Rev r. J. Cotter of Hollywood.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lee Woolwine
went over to Catalina yesterday for
stay of ten days.
Mrs. Harry Fryman will entertain
few friends informally tomorrow as a
farewell courtesy to Mrs. A. J. Prosser,
who will leave Wednesday for a visit
with Mrs. A. p. Lee of San Rafael
Mrs Lee and Mrs. Prosser will make
trips to san Francisco and other points
of interest, and Mrs. Prosser will be
away from Los Angeles month
Ira Lathrop is enjoying a two weeks
vacation at Arrowhead.
Mrs. C. o. Whittemore and her
daughters, Miss June and Miss Leigh
who divide their time between Los
Angeles and Salt Lake, left yesterday
for Salt Lake, where they will visit
for several months.
Salt Lake was formerly the home of
the Whlttemores, and relatives ana
friends are planning several delightful
affairs in their honor.
Mrs. D. M. Riordan and daughter,
Miss Margaret, are in Seattle, en- route
to Alaska. Their trip will last two
months or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stansbury of
South Alvarado street, who are home
from an extended trip entertained Fri
day evening with dinner in compli-
ment to Mr.. Stansburys sisters, Miss
May and Miss Minnie, who yesterday
continued their trip to Seattle and
Alaska.
Among Arizona visitors to Los Ange-
les are Mrs. Fred Brown of Tucson,
her daughter, Miss Pearl, and her son,
Kenneth.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Ida Pierce, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Pierce of West Twenty-tirst
street, and Burnie M. Morris, a young
architect of Los Angeles. The wedding
will be solemnized in September
The Misses Roberts of Kansas City
J and Chris Potthast of Arizona have
\ returned to their homes after a pleas
ant visit with their cousins, Mr.. and
MRS. B. H. de LaPp.
DR.. Frank M. Pottinger Of Monrovia,
who with Mrs. Pottinger and their son,
FNrancis, are in Switzerland, was re-
Gently the recipient of the honorary de-
gree of LII. d. from his alma mater,
Otterbein university, where he gradu-
ated, in 1892 with the degree of Phi. B.,
five years later receiving the degree of
Phi. IA.
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A party of Angelenos sailing from
Seattle August 13 on the Dolphin for
Alaska will include Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Fisher, Miss Rachael Fisher, Miss
Ruth Fisher. Wayne Fisher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Ponet, Miss Minnie Grum-
bacher, Miss Dore Grumbacher and Mr..
and Mrs w. w. Halesworth.
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