Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-05

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their home Friday. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
erickson and guests returned recently
from a stay of several weeks at Cata-
lima.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fenimore. left
Friday on the Owl for San Francisco,
where they will make a brief visit, af-
ter which Mr.. Fenimore will return to
Los Angeles and Mrs. Fenimore will go
on to FIT. Bragg for stay of several
months.
Mrs. Bessie Thew Miller has returned
from Venice, where she passed the
summer and Is domiciled for the win
ter at the Mutchmore, on West Pico
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Hutton,
who were married July 10 in Pueblo,
Colo, the home of the bride, who was
Miss Mabel Luther have taken apart
ments at The Palace, on Olive street,
near Third, where they will be at home
to friends
Mr.. Hutton is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Hutton of Santa Monica
Miss Helon Morton Young will leave
tomorrow for her home in st. Louis
after q visit of several months with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Wolfe Of Colegrove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson Samuel
Dripps announce the marriage of their
daughter, Miss Carrie Dell and Joseph
Azethire Robinet, which took place
September 1. After September 20 Mr
and Mrs Robinet will be at nome 10
friends at the Fulton apartments on
West Seventh street.
The Leonidas club will give the first
dance of the season the evening OF sep
tember II in Assembly hall. At meet
ing of the club held Wednesday Harry
Salmon was reelected president
A marriage to be solemnized in
Christ church by Rev. Baker P. Lee,
September 10, will unite Miss Evelyn
Bardon of Dublin, Ireland, and Harold
B. Mansfield of Los Angeles.
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Miss Alice Butler entertained recently
with a beautifully appointed luncheon
at her home on Orange street in com
piiment to Miss Adelaide Ball of
Downey, who will become the bride OF
DR.. Hartman Travis of Paris, Tenn
Thursday. They were covers for Mrs.
Al. Ball Mrs. E. j. Salyer, Miss
Gladys Reynolds, Miss Georgia Haskell,
Miss Willie Kerns, Miss Helen Sewer
Miss Elizabeth Harris, Miss Emily
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Bessie Ball.
Miss Kathryn Rucleer Of Hotel Nu-
gent left Wednesday for San Francisco,
from which port she will sail for an
absence of several years in the Orient
and continental Europe. She will de-
vote her time to studying art, and the
first year will be passed in Japan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham White, whose
home in White Park, West End, N. j.,
is one of the show places of the At
lantic coast, are guests at Hotel Nir-
ginia, Long Beach, for an indefinite
sojourn. Mr.. White, promoter of the
first wireless telegraph in America, is
capitalist of prominence in the east
with large mining interests In Chihua-
hua, Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. White have been in
Mexico City since February, and early
in July came to Los Angeles intending
to remain over only a day before con-
tinuing their journey homeward. Our
Ideally cool summer induced them to
linger and they are still tarrying, dom
icilad in a handsome suite at Hotel
Virginia.
Mrs. White is a woman of charming
personality, and she and her husband
have dispensed liberal hospitality since
their arrival. Last Sunday they had
as dinner guests Mr.. and Mrs. e. S.
Hoyt of Butte Mont; brother and sis
ter-in-law of Senator W. A. Clark; Mr..
and Mrs. James Kent Walsh of Denver
and Brice w. Turner, mining engi-
neer of note, who has been closely as
sociated with Charles M. Schwab and
f. Augustus Helnze.
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At the home of Mrs Martha L. Zan-
der on South Flower street yesterday
afternoon announcement was made of
the engagement of Miss Sarah Miller
of Los Angeles and Jacob Siler, pros
porous lumber merchant of Washing
ton, the romance being the sequel of
camping trip two years ago, when
Mr.. Sler was host at one Of his log