Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-01
Society

n NE of the delightful affairs of last
evening -svas a barn party at
" tended by sixty guests and given
by members of Alpha Rho sorority
University of Southern California, VINO
entertained in the large room on the
top floor of the u. L. Parmelee bullu-
ing, on South Broadway. HoStesses
were Miss Ruth Locke. Miss GLADYS
Bridges, Miss Inez Johnson, MISS
Blanhce Robinson, Miss Lucille Lam
der, Miss Gladys Green, Miss Florence
Green, Miss Leila Standlee, Miss Eve
lyn Bowers, Miss Beatrlce teoUIu", UIiss
Miss Florence Parmelee ana MISS
Eva Smith. Those present eh1oyeu
SheaVes of cornstalks were ar
ranged around the pillars in the CEN
ter and in the corners of the room,
and strings of Japanese lanterns
swung Just above the dancers heaus.
At the punch bowl pink lemonade. III
anpearance as near circus lemonade as
possible, was served.
The affair was modelled along the
lines of a country party and old-1asn-
toned ring games were varied py an
occasional barn dance and Virginia
reel. Light refreshments Of apple pie
la mode doughnuts, apples, nuts ana
ralsins and coffee were served
Mrs. William H. Jamison was hostess
wednesday at her Hoover street resi-
dence at a luncheon which was iol-
lowed bv a program of piano selec-
tions rendered by the hostess ana
monologue readings given py MIS'
Bessie Thew Miller
Guests included Mrs. Lew W; COL
Inns, Mrs. w. j. Hole, Mrs. Wllllam
Baurhvte. Mrs. George w. Bayly, Mrs.
r. J. Waters, Mrs. r. B. Bropasco'
Mrs. 70. G. Dieter, Mrs. Fred S. Lang
Mrs 70. G. Bellows, Mrs. George H.
Kress. Mrs. A. C. Smither, Mrs. Z. "
Stanton, Mrs. w. w. Orcutt, Mrs Jay
b. Millard and Mrs. William L. 'oiies'
&
Mrs. Leo Lundy entertained yester-
day with an informal luncheon at her
home on West Fortieth place in COM
uiiment to Miss Eva Lamoreux OF
Oakland, her house guest.
Guests were Mrs. Logan, MIS-; ae[- ta,
bert Reed, Mrs. Gillihgham O'Danlel'
Mrs. Saunders, Mrs Winfield Hale
Miss Mona Ouaile, Miss Vedora
Clarke. Miss Edith Van Alstyne, MISS
Edna Wyman, Miss Julia Wyman, MISS
Raiff, Miss Alice Dutton, MISS Mapel
Fisher and Miss Maynard
Mrs. Ethel Bennett Of Burlington
avenue is Leaving tomorrow morning
for Grinnell, Iowa, where she VIII re-
main until after the holidays, the guest
of Miss Alma Christian Miss Chrls-
winter and was widely entertained.
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Wiles and their
daughter Miss Wiles, are leaving To-
dav for an absence of several weeks
in Texas. where Mr.. Wiles Is called
by business.
Mrs. Mathilde Gieske and Miss
Blanche Gieske, who sailed on the
Manchuria the latter part of June ioT
q three months tour of Japan ana
China. arrived in San Francisco Fri
day.
Among yesterdays weddings was
one which took place last evening at
the home of the bride on West thirty
fifth street. and which united MISS MS,
Norma Weisenbach. daughter or Mr.
and Mrs. George C.. Weisenbach, ana
Walter Nelderer. Rev. Walter Wea-
yer officiated. -, -,
worn with veil, and she carried
shower bouquet of lilies OF the Valley.
Miss Alma Weisenbach ATTENDED as
maid of honor and Alfred Weisenoach
was ring bearer Robert Alyies STOOD
After wedding trip to San Diego
Mr.. and Mrs. Neiderer Will make
their home in Los Angeles
Announcement is made of the mar
riage of Miss Bella Mahon, daughter
of John L. Mahon of Ashland, Ore''
and Joseph A. Clark the ceremony taK-
ing place September % at the nome OF
the officiating clergyman, Rev. hugh
K. Walker on South FloWer street,
-.%-
Many friends will be interested in
announcement of the marriage of MISS
Katherine Young, daughter of Mrs
w d. H. Young of Bloomington, Ill.,
and DR.. Robert A. Campbell OF Los
Angeles, which took place Tuesday
evening at the home of the groom s
father. DR.. M. B. Campbell, on Orange
street. Rev, William Horace Day, D.
! n of the First Congregational church
After a wedding trip of ten days
B DIR. and Mrs Campbell will be home
Z to friends on West Thirty-secohd
street.
Dr and Mrs. Jack McGarry of West
washington street entertained with a
farewell supper Wednesday evening in
commitment to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
T,awler. who will soon leave for WASH
ington, D. c., where Mr.. Lawler VII!
resume his duties as assistant United
States attorney general.
A box party followed, those present
being Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Booth, Mr.:
and Mrs. Edward L. Doheny. Mr. and
Mrs. Philip Kitchin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Whipple, Miss Katherine
Kurtz, Mr.. ALE Brode and Mr.. P. j.
McGarry.
Mrs. William K Bushnell of Cleve-
land and her daughter, Miss Jessie
Sturgis of New York are house guests
of DR.. and Mrs. Theodore B. Comstock
Of Beacon street. Mrs Bushnell is a
sister of Mrs. Comstock.