Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-24
Society

yesterday or MIS- Martina L. mum "llh
Alonzo b. Cass, the ceremony, which
took place at the home of the oii1ciat-
ing clergyman, Rev. Hugh *. Walker
d. D., being followed by the Immediate
departure of Mr.. and Mrs. Cass for y
six weeks trip to Europe. On their re-
turn they will be at home at 438 West
Twenty third street.
Mr.. Cass, who Is a member or the
Jonathan, California and Sunset clubs.
and is past potentate of Al Malaikah
temple Mystic Shrine, was formerly
president of the chamber of commerce,
and was the first president of the Mu-
nicipal league. For years he has been
identified with the business life of Los
Angeles, and Is now president of the
Home Telephone company, vice presl-
dent of the Ca3s- -Smurr- Damerel Hard
ware company and Is a director of the
Central National bank For several
years Mr. Cass has been first vice
president of the Young Mems Christian
association.
Mrs. Cass, sister of Mr.. Cass's
first wife, who died in Los Angeles
nearly three years ago, is a daughter OF
the late Judge j. @. Tufts. and well
known in club circles, being a member
of the Friday Morning club.
s.
Mrs. Phio ]. Beveridge Of Prospect
and Wilcox avenues, Hollywood, is en-
tertaining today in compliment to her
house guests, Mr. and Mrs. Woodhead
and family.
The party will take carriages in the
morning and will drive to Lookout
mountain and from there will proceed
to the Cahuenga range and will tittn
at Bungalow Inn. Others in the party
will be Mrs. n. H. Connell, Miss Con-
nell and Dr. J. w. Campbell of New
York.
MIR. Woodhead and family are pass
ing a few days in Los Angeles en-
route to Stanford, where the young
women will attend college. Mr.. and
Mrs. Woodhead may winter in or near
San Francisco
Miss Mabel Tanner, whose wedding
with Lionel Vane Redpath of Chicago
will take place Thursday at the Epis-
copal church, Pasadena, was guest of
honor at a musical given recently by
Mrs. Rose Quinan at her home on Mis-
sion road.
Songs were contributed by Mrs. Har-
ry Marxmiller. and Mrs. Fred w.
Brown of Tucson gave a number of
whistling solor, for which accompant-
ments were played by Mrs John Doug
las Walker Miss Tanner gave a mum
ber of readings.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
McStay. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardy,
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bonyge, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Jarman. Dr. Edward
Southworth, DR.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Whitman, Mr.. and Mrs. George Peters,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hayhurst, Miss
p. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Marsh
and Mrs. Wilfrid Shoebottom of South
Pasadena and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Truitt of San Diego.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Brewer enter
tained Friday evening at their home on
East Twenty-first street for their son,
r. Lee Brewer, who sails from New
York September 1 on his return to
johannesburg, South Africa.
Invited guests were: Judge and Mrs.
A. w. Hutton, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
Quarter Mr.. and Mrs. .-ohn f.
Fechtig, Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Luerd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen B. Gearhart, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Gearing, Mr. and Mrs
Bert Harmon, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
Horne, Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Greenlaw,
Mrs. William Provine, Mrs. L. o.
Iieber, Mrs. Kellum, Mrs. Lucy Cook,
Mrs. C. o. Payne, Mrs. Florence c.
Brewer, Misses Hutton, Elizabeth Hut
ton, Eugenia Hutton, Ella Payne, Iva
Gearhart, Hattie Gimon, Kellum,
Daisy Kellum, Stephens, Ermine
Stephens, Katie Elena Provine, Leah
Brewer, Katie Entler, Grace Lambie
Laura V. Keppler. Messrs. Ned Ash
brook, N M Entler, Egbert Edwards
James A. Brewer Al Schrom, Lester
Turley, James B. Brewer, w. B. Horne,
Warwick l.. Horne, Clarence stephens,
John A. Brewer.
Miss Minerva e. Bussenius left Sun
day for McCloud, Siskiyou county,
where she will be the guest of Mrs
Phoebe A. Hearst in her gothic castle
AT1nnO Mrs
Hearst's guests are Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
rison Dodge of Mount Vernon, Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Hooe of Washington
d. c. (Mrs Hooe is the daughter of
Mr. Dingley, author of the tariff bid
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward II. Clark and
children of New York, Mrs Rockwell
of San Francisco, Mrs. Lummis, Miss
Turbese and Keith Lummis of Los
Angeles.
Mrs. B. f. Nance entertained recent
ly with a luncheon of twelve covers at
her home on West Pico street, in com
pliment to her house guest, Mrs. Nellie
r. Nance of st. Louis.
A guessing contest followed, and
each guest was awarded a souvenir of
the occasion. Those present We're:
Mrs. Anna Waller of Colorado, Mrs.
Minnie Logan of Denison, Tex; Mrs.
Robert Smith, Mrs. j. A. Fults, Mrs.
T w. Monahan, Miss Waller, Miss
Esther Logan and Miss Lula Hahn of
Venice
Among Angelenos who have an
swered the "call of the north" this
gummt are Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ Sale
of Rerendo street, who left last week
for an extended visit to Alaska.
s.
Miss Mamie Walters entertained with
a Japanese shower last week at her
home on Ell Molino street in compliment
tn Miss Lois Nicholson, who will be-
come the bride of William R2x Tramp
ton in September.
Those present were: M. and Mrs.
Arthur Brown, Miss Blanche Loomis,
Miss Juanita Norton, Miss Eta Post,
Miss Jessie Shettle. Miss Clara Van
dermuelen, Miss Margaret Cater, Miss
Gertrude Nicholson, Miss Anna Schill-
ing, Ralph Ely, Lawrence Clapp, Har-
ry Tuttle, Gilbert shett, ;, James
Frampton, Maurice Clapp, Ralph Red
line, William Frampton, George Tenn
pie and Walter Norton.
M. and Mrs. Stanley Ford Howland
are chaperoning a party at Follows
camp in San Gabriel canyon. Those
ENJOYING the outing are; Miss Bessie
II Swland. Miss Grace Barton, Miss Eva
ia son, Miss Grace West, Will Abb
bott. Frank Barton, Arthur Jackson
and S. Howland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Leavitt OF West
lake avenue, accompanied by Mrs.
Teayitt's sister, Miss Kate Parson,
VINO has been their house guest, are
leaving tomorrow for a six weeks visit
ia the east.