Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-30
Society

N South Main street entertained
AAA Saturday with a luncheon at the
Jonathan club, followed by box party
at the Burbank, the occasion being a
compliment to Mrs. Martin Levering,
who with Mr.. Levering is leaving soon
for their home in the Philippines, after
a visit of six months in Southern Cali
fornia.
Beside Mrs. Levering, Mrs. Zobelein's
hospitality was enjoyed by Mrs. Henry
Eckley, Mrs. Frank Eckley, Mrs. VIII
liam Davis, Mrs. Matthew Everhardy
and Miss Rose zobelein.
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Mrs. Maude Davis Baker and daugh-
ter, Miss Viroque, entertained last
night with a studio supper at THE
House of Travel on Hill street, in
compliment to e. Roscoe Shrader, an
artist from Wilmington, Del, who IS
leaving soon for the east after a visit
of some weeks with his parents, Prof
and Mrs. Shrader of Hollywood.
There were also covers for Miss Eli
zabeth Waggoner Miss Leah Schnei-
DER Miss Ruth Rice, Miss Mary Gay,
Miss Adah Savage and Messrs, Archi-
bald Sessions, Anthony Anderson, Pal
mer, Perez Field, DR.. Sessions, DR..
Hastings and DR.. G. Leroy Lowman.
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Hotel Virginia was the scene Tues
day evening of a particularly brilliant
dinner, the affair being given by Col.
c. r. Drake in compliment to his son,
Jean Drake of Long Beach, whose
birthday anniversary was the occasion
celebrated.
The table was arranged in a bower of
ferns and palms. A large Japanese
umbrella was spread above and from
its rim a number of Japanese lanterns
were pendant. The room was dark
ened and the illumination provided by
these lanterns and the soft glow of
tiny candles which had place on the
cloth. Near one end of the room was
a screen of asparagus plumosus ferns
and through an aperture the guests
viewed a picturesque scene, represent
ing a stream flowing down the noun
tain side, over the rocks and into the
basin of miniature brook below. Inc
idea was realistically carried out by
the utilization of a real waterfall and
rocks while the effect was heightened
by the soft light of a moon which
peeped over the shoulder of noun
tain.
There were places for Mr.. and Mrs.
Jean Drake, Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. e.
Seeley, Mr.. and Mrs. T. M Green
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Garfield Drake, Mrs.
NJ. S. Kingsbury, Mrs. A. NJ. Goodhue,
Mrs. S. F. B. Morse, Mrs. Plummer,
DR.. w. Hartman Jones, William Jer-
rems, 5r., and Col. Drake.
Mrs. Frederick j. Fitzgerald enter
tanned informally yesterday at her
home on Union avenue with fare
we'll luncheon, in compliment to Miss
Joy Prentress, who will return next
week to her home in San Francisco.
Other guests present were Mrs. John
Gibson, Mrs. julius Klein and Zack
Graham.
Miss June and Miss Leigh Whittemore
will entertain with a handkerchief
shower at their home on Westlake
avenue Friday afternoon for Miss Amy
Eloise Martin, whose marriage with
Arthur Henrik Stibolt is announced to
take place Thursday, October IA, at
Christ Episcopal church.
Mrs. q. E. Briggs, sister of the bride,
entertained for Miss Martin Tuesday
with a luncheon where covers were
laid for Miss Ethel Siegel, Miss June
Whittemore, Miss Leigh Whittemore,
Miss Hazel Wilson, Miss Constance
Burke, Miss Edythe Van Alstyne, Miss
Dorothy Simpson, Miss Verna Boyce
and Miss Ruth Parks.
Miss Mae Elmendorf of East Twenty
eighth street entertained Tuesday even
ing with a charmingly appointed affair
for Miss Ora Spottiswood' of East
Forty-fifth street, whose marriage with
Hermon w. Johnson, young business
man of Los Angeles, will take place
October II.
Table decorations were in yellow and
white, with dainty pen and ink
sketches for place cards. At the close
of an enjoyable evening the guest of
honor was presented with a handsome
cut-glass dish. the gift of the guests.
Those present were Miss Georgia
Holly, Miss Alice Fitzpatrick, Miss Rea
Fitzpatrick and Miss Agnes Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. william NJ. Garland
and DIR. and Mrs. Rae Smith returned
Saturday from a three weeks motor
trip, during which they visited San
Francisco, Sacramento and Lake
Tahoe.
Mrs A. I. Robertson of Washington,
D. c., is visiting her brother Gen.
Johnston Jones, at his home on West
Eighteenth street.
Mrs. w. ]. Chichester and daughter,
Miss Katherine, are occupying their
Menlo avenue home, after a f1ve
months trip in Europe. Mrs Chches-
ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wheeden
B. Gray of Louisville, KY, returned
with them and will remain in Los An
geles through the winter.
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A pretty wedding was celebrated last
night at the home of the bride on
CdTrOll avenue, WLen MISS cora Can
field, daughter of Mrs. N. o. Can
field became the Lride of Vaughn
Hutchins. Rev. Will A. Knighten of
the Union Avenue Methodist church
performed the ceremony in the presence
of members of the families.
The bride, who was gowned in a
tailored suit of champagne colored
broadcloth, was attended by Miss Ida
Hutchins, who wore pale green cloth
and carried Cecil Brunner roses Trew
Garfield, the brides little niece, was
flower Girl, and Jack Garfield stood
with the groom.
Mr. and Mrs Hutchins, who have left
for wedding trip to San Francisco
and Seattle, on their return will reside
in Los Angeles.
REPOSE
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