Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-24
Society

Among the passengers who have
made reservations on the Cretic, a
White Star line steamer sailing from
New York April 8, are members or
Los Angeles party planning to enjoy
a FIVE months European trip under
the direction of Mrs. Cecilia A. WHITE.
Mrs. White is crossing for the ninth
time, and is anticipating her twelfth
consecutive season on the continent.
Members of the party are Mrs. w. f.
Kennedy. Mrs. Waller Chanslor and
sister. Miss Aldine Howell, Miss Edith
Furrey, Miss Wood, Miss Florence
Wood, Miss Kathleen Spence and MISS
Bertha Bosbyshell, all of Los Angeles,
with Miss Helen Evans and Miss Helen
Prescott of Riverside.
Mrs, w. ]. Chichester and daughter
Miss Katherine, now en- route 10 the
Orient, will join the party at Naples
the latter part of May.
Mrs. Chanslor and Miss Howell lett
Sunday and will stop over few Gays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Cnanslor III
San Francisco. Mrs. White, accom-
panied by Mrs Kennedy, Miss Spence
and the Misses Wood, are leaving to-
day over the Santa Fe, while MISS
Furrey and Miss Bosbyshell will delay
their departure until Saturday.
BY way of the Azores and Madeira
the travellers will approach SPAIN
where they plan to tarry three weeks
Then they will cross to Algiers, will
visit Sicily and with delightful side
trips will go on leisurely through Italy
to Switzerland. Germany, Holland ana
Belgium, and after taking in the de-
lights of Paris will go over 10 London,
and after visiting the cathedral towns
and the Shakespeare country Will sail
from Liverpool about September 1.
feature of the trip will be the
driving parties planned for Switzer-
land and about the Italian lakes.
Miss Mabel Brundige entertained
yesterday at her home on Church street
with a five handed 800" party, the
occasion being a compliment to her
cousin, Miss Mamie Clossman of Zanes-
vile, Ohio, who is making winter
visit to relatives in Los Angeles.
Assisting the hostess and her cousin
in receiving were Miss Maude Fischer
and Miss Crescentia Pughy.
Those who accepted invitations to the
delightful affair were Mrs. Harry Car
roll, Mrs. Don Keller Mrs. Mark Kel-
sey. Mrs. Stanton Folsom, Mrs. Robert
Gail Hamilton, Misses Vira Bamford,
Ethel Leavelle, Dixie Osborn. Caroline
Blakey. Anna Boggs. Lulu Boggs, Pearl
Thomson. Pearl Weisbrod, Florline
Zimmerman, Mae. Gibson, Fannie
er, Vergil McGrath, Leo Aries, Laura
Zerbe, Grace Zerbc, Maud Dixon Beat
tie, Rita Russell, Hazel Holcombe,
Yerva Avery, Maude Clymer, Inez
Chapman, Beatrice Cutter, Helen Olds
of Tacoma, Lucy Wolcott, Dolly Sill
verberg, Jennie Mitten, Belle Mitten
and May Flint.
Boyle Heights Methodist church was
the scene last night of a pretty we'd
ding the principals being Miss Bess
Phillips. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. c. Phillips of Carl Junction, Mo-,
and Harry Hancock.
The vows were pronounced by Rev.
Alfred Inwood, with Rev. Fred Smith
assisting. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Bertha Phillips, Miss
Milicent Hancock, Miss Ola Grant.
Miss Mamie Sawyer and Miss Hester
Pauling Ralph Hornby stood with the
groom, and the duties of usher were
performed by Messrs. Percival Cow
herd. Harry Dotson, Robert Tanner,
Wanamaker Milton.
On their return from a short we'd
ding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock will
welcome their friends at 1921 Clinton
street.
&
Mrs. Arthur Let's is entertaining
with a luncheon Saturday at her home
in Hollywood in compliment to Mrs.
Thomas E. Murphy of iladelphia,
who, with Mr.. Murphy, is registered at
the Alexandria. Mrs Let's guests will
later occupy boxes at one of the the
aters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Let's are also giving n
formal dinner tomorrow night for Mr..