Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-03
Society

MI RS. WILLITTS j. HOLE had as
N dinner guests last night a party
Of friends, asked in compliment
to Mr.. Hole, who is leaving today on a
business trip to Mexico.
Guests for whom covers were laid
were Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Thresher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Vickery, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Bayly, Mr.. and
Mrs. Reuben Shelter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Victor Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Clark Carlisle, Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. Jay B. Millard and
DR.. and Mrs. George H. Kress.
Mrs. G. Alexander B6brfck Of Bur-
lington avenue is entertaining today
with an informal bridge luncheon in
compliment to Mrs. Frank Dana of
Putnam, Conn, who is house guest of
Mrs. j. Gilbert Warfield Of Kenwood
avenue.
Decorations in the dining room will
oe suggestive of st. Valentine and will
De IN red and green, the places being
marked by little heart-shaped red cards
bearing sketches Of heads in water
co!ors. In the library, which is AN
oriental room, ferns are to be used as
decorations, and enchantress carnations
nave been chosen for the drawing room.
Besides Mrs. Dana and Mrs. Warfeld
Mrs. Bobrick entertained Mrs. Henry
Clement Willis, Mrs. Owen J. Sweet,
Mrs. Marie Sweet Baker, Mrs. John p.
Delaney and Mrs. !. Yslas.
Mrs. Granville MacGowan has asked
few friends to an informal bridge
luncheon Saturday.
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Mrs. Albert Crutcher will be hostess
at luncheon that is to be followed by
bridge February Is.
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Miss Grace Mellus has invited friends
to meet Miss Alice Colman Of San
francisco at an informal tea Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs r. D. Davis of North
Euclid avenue, Pasadena, left YESTERDAY "
for an eight months European trim.
and will sail from New York March 6
on the steamship Princess Ireno. North
German Lloyd line. They are crossing
via Gibraltar to Naples, and viii in
clude in their itinerary points in
France, Italy, Switzerland, Austria,
Germany, England and Scotland. Sail
ing from southampton October16, they
VIII arrive in New York a week later.
and expect to reach Los Angeles early
in November.
En- route to New York Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis will visit the Grand canvon.
Chicago and Niagara Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Ainsworth Of
Redondo are expected to return FRIDAY
from Portland, Ore, where thew were
present January q at the marriage of
Nlr. Alnsworth's sister, Miss Belle Aims
worth, and Ralph Herbert Jenkins of
Portland, the ceremony taking place in
the First Presbyterian church.
MI. and Mrs. Jenkins will visit Los
Angeles on their wedding trip.
Announcement is made Of the mar
rlage of Miss Florence Bates and George
Vert, the ceremony having taken place
at the brides home on Molino street
January 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vert are passing their
honeymoon in San Diego, and will be
at home to their friends after Februarv
10 at 9S6 Ell Molino street.
Mrs. Charles F. Hubbard Of Orange
street has issued cards for a bridge
party the afternoon Of February 9.
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Mrs. Won Schroeder, wife Of Lieut..
Won Schroeder, First United States
| cavalry, stationed at Manila, will arrive
from Mexico today, where she has been
visiting her mother, and for a short
time VIII be the guest of Mrs Minnie
suffer OF Burlington avenue. Mrs. Won
Schroeter is leaving in a few days to
rejoin her husband in Manila.
A party occupying two boxes at the
Auditorium Monday night to see "Red
Riding Hood" were Mr.. and Mrs. r. q
Dieter, DR.. and Mrs. George H. Kress.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Dieter. DR.. and Mrs
George H. Kress, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bayle, Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Mcclure, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Clark Carlisle and Mrs.
Dieter'S niece Miss Tolefson.
Other members of the party were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Dieter and DIR.
and Mrs. Kress.
Miss Marion MacNeiI is to be COM
plimented guest Monday night AT q
theater party to be given by Mrs. Frank
S. Hicks.
Mrs. Frederica Wingfeld Armstrong
Of Romeo street has issued invitations
for an evening affair to be given Fri
day, when the guests will be enter
tanned with literary and musical pro
gram.
A special feature will be an address
by Col Nathan Ward Fitzgerald, for
years partner of the late Robt. G. In
gersoll, who will speak on "The Re-
ligions of the World"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carmichael
who were married in Los Angeles Jan
uary 80, are passing their honeymoon
at Coronado and San Diego.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carmichael will make
their home in Hemit, where the groom
is engaged as teacher in the public
schools.
Thomas Carrigan, son of a well known
mining man and prominent in socia!
affairs, and Miss Rosa MuIvihill will he
married this morning. Bride and groom
are prominent and popular, especially in
Catholic circles.
Miss Ruth livingstone and Charles S.
Galloway were married Sunday evening
by Rev. DR.. Roberts of Highland Park.
They will be at 334 South Ffgueroa
street after February 8.
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Miss Lloy Galpin will entertain at
tea Friday at The Tattler in comnli-