Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-05
Society

M RS. w. CHALMERS SMITH was
H hostess yesterday at her home
A'A on Hyperion street at delight
fully appointed luncheon of, twenty-six
covers.
There were places for Mrs. A. B.
Glass, Mrs. o. r. Helping, Mrs. James
Hickey, Mrs B. H. Plummer, Mrs. H.
c. Waddell, Mrs. f. L. Scofield, Mrs
c. C. Noble, Mrs. A. l.. Colby, Mrs. M
B. Smith, Mrs N. e. Wilson Mrs. A.
NJ. Lord, Mrs. c. ID. HutcnlnSon, GIo ,,onnf3 mf5'
William Porter, Mrs. G. g. HaWcroll'
Mrs. II. c. Terrell, Mrs. Frank w.
Blair. Mrs II. w. Creveling, Mrs. B.
b. Maple of Hollywood, Mrs. PM Ber-
tram and Miss May Smith of Waxa-
hachie, Tex; Mrs. Stephen Rohr1ng ana
Mrs. Leslie Smith of Fresno, Mrs. j.
G. McLain of Venice, Mrs. G. b. Och-
iltree of Berkeley and. Miss Eta PoWell
of Holtville, Cal.
Mrs. Sumner p. Hunt of Severance
street and daughter, Miss Louise, lett
Tuesday for Seattle and the east, their
destination being New Milford Conn.,
where Miss Louise will enter the 1ngle-
side school, They will travel until MISS
Hunt takes up her studies, and then
Mrs. Hunt will visit the large eastern
cities until after the holidays, including
New York, Washington and Philadel-
phia.
Miss Dove Wadley, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. G. Wadley of Shreveport,
La, is in Los Angeles for three
months visit, the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Hugo NJ. Burgwald, West Twenty ninth
place, at whose marriage two years ago
she served as one of the brides at
tendants.
Hostesses who have already enter
tanned in her honor are Mrs. Orville II.
Joy, 2097 West Thirtieth street, who
gave an evening bridge party, and Mrs.
George T. Feagans of Hotel Redondo,
who entertained with dinner dance.
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Commander and Mrs Ward Winchell
OF Kenwood avenue entertained party
of ten with an automobile trip to Ven
ice Monday evening. Dancing in the
pavilion was enjoyed until late hour.
The party then adjourned to a cottage
near the lagoon, where supper was
served.
In the party, besides the host and
hostess, were Mrs. r. w. Eldridge, Mrs.
w. P. Brayton of Dawson City, Alaska; /;
Mrs. Grace Sanborn, Mrs. Marie Sweet
Baker, Lieut.. A. Station, Henry F.
Duck. o. w. Wuerker and A. Robert
Elmore of New York.
The following party left on the Owl
last night for an extended tour of the
Orient: Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson,
Miss Mary Lay, Mrs. L. r. Haas and
Duncan Rae, manager of the Oriental
department of the Boston store.
The party will visit Honolulu, Yo-
kohama, Kobe, Nagasaki, Shanghai and
Hong Kong. Miss Haas is making the
round trip to Honolulu.
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Angelenos staying at Tahoe tavern,
Lake Tahoe, are: DR.. and Mrs. S.
Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Hole and
daughter, Miss Agnes Hole, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. II. Lowers, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F.
Goding, Mr. and Mrs. A. Fentuck. Mr..
and Mrs. E. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. b. e. Jackson,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Forester. Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Adams, Mrs F. H.
Rindge, Miss Rindge, S. r. Rindge,
Frederick Rindge Mrs. Bostable, Miss
Helen JOY, Miss Reeves, Miss Fentuck,
A. E. Smith, r. Lunden, Thomas Rud-
die, R. A. Bihonnsey, w. F. Ables,
Frank Webster, J. w. Hill, Emile A.
Peters, DR.. r. w. Haynes, E. V. Baker,
Ben Vinton, H. A. Adams Bories W.
Hutchins, r. S. Taylor, c.. Horgan.