Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-11
= SOCIETY NEWS OF THE WEEK

John L. Garner of West Adams street,
returned recently from an eastern trip
which included visits to Denver Pitts
burg and cities of Florida
Mr. and Mrs. l. N. Peyton of st. An
drews place, and their son, Horace Pey-
ton. are leaving April Is for their sum-
mer homo at Occur d'Alene, Idaho.
Before returning to Los Angeles the
party expect to tour the east and Eu-
rope.
Mrs. Alonzo Bailey and the Misses
Wynette and Edith Bailey of south
Burlington avenue are leaving IuesoaS
for New York, where they VIII ne
Joined by Mrs. Gertrude Ross Harris.
the party to sail April "a on the steamer
Koenig Albert for Europe.
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The marriage of Miss Margaret
Elizabeth Hail. daughter of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Durham Hail of Oak street, ana
Walter j. SAVERS, son of Charles Sa-
viers. a rancher of Oxnard, was SOL
emnized Friday evening at the nome
of the brides parents
Mr. and Mrs. SAVERS will spend
their honeymoon in Old Mexico and on
their return will be at home in oxnard.
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Mrs. Eva Sexton of Harbor Springs,
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matinee given Thursday by Mrs.
George Humphrey of East Twentieth
street.
There were present Mesdames L. P.
Pauison E. Todd. w. T. Dalton. A. r.
Gibson, Ida Hart, Lenore Pratt,
Charles Addison, Obert, Phil Switzer
e. G. Johnson, Frank Bates, Tom Har-
ris, j. 4. Kirk of Santa Monica. Ar
thur MacKinnon of Bay city. Mich,
Frank Tenney and E. C. Kirk of Ocean
Park.
Mrs. ELLA Simmons Washburn of
| Racine, Wis, was special guest at a
| luncheon at the Jonathan club given
Saturday by Mrs. Anna ID. Dudderer of
Covina. Mrs. Abbie Grebbs of San
/ Francisco was also a complimented
guest.
Places were marked for Mrs. Wash
burn, Mrs. Grebbs, Mrs. Alice r. Smith,
Mrs. Henry r. Coate, Mrs. Ella l..
! Mitchell, Mrs. Lucille Mead, Mrs. Alice
Pierce, Mrs. Frank Richenbaugh, Mrs.
Ida May Hart. Mrs. ]. c. Crib and
! Mr.. Cassimer j. Wood of San Fran
| cisco.
Mrs. Washburn will leave for her
home in the east next Wednesday, and
after a brief stay there will tour the
states of the Atlantic coast
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Young women in the auditing office
of the Broadway Department store en-
tertained with kitchen shower at the
| home of Mrs. Merrill on Stockton street
Saturday night in honor of Miss Anna
Lewis of Woodlawn avenue, whose
marriage with Edgar L. Sullivan will
take place in early June.
The evening was spent with games
and music.
Mrs. George A. Ralphs of Arapahoe
street will entertain with a card party
of Hotel Lankershim, who has just
returned from a five months sojourn
in Boston and New York. Mrs. r. j.
| Northam will share the honors of the
| afternoon.
AT Claremont Thursday the South
ern California branch of Mt. Holyoke
| College Alumnae association held its
| seventeenth annual meeting. The
forty-two alumnae present represent
| ed classes from 1847 to 1907 Several
| guests, prominent in their home as
| sociations, made addresses.
| Miss Clara Stevens, who has long
been a member of Mt. Holyoke college
faculty. was guest of honor and made
the principal address. Letters were
read containing greetings, reminis-
cences and loving tributes to the men,
DRY of members lately called to the
higher life
| A delightful luncheon was served by
women of the Congregational church.
College colors of blue and white pre-
vailed in decorations in beautiful ia
vors and in the dainty attire of the
mattresses.
Holyoke songs and reelection of Of
ficers for the ensuing year closed a
meeting marked by unusual interest
and intelligent understanding of the
college affairs although far removed
| from alma mater.
The association was honored by the