Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-10
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Society

A 4 Nt OF ll6 important SpClcil ONNii'o
of the week will be the garden
~ dance with which Mrs. Edward
L.. Doheny is entertaining tonight at
her Chester place residence in compli-
ment to Mr.. and Mrs John Miner,
who recently returned from their we'd
ding trip.
Miss Phyllis Edna Garverich OF Har-
risburg, Pa, Is in Southern California
for a visit of several months with her
aunts, Mrs. Harry Dow Kirk and Mrs
ID. j. Mahaffey of Coegrove, and is TO
be complimented with many social az
fairs during her stay, the first of which
will be a porch party to be given TO-DAY
by Mrs. Kirk at her home, Acacia
Nook.
Covers will be laid for twelve at the
luncheon, which is to be served ut
o'clock, and music and games will pass
the afternoon.
In the presence of relatives only,
Miss Carolyn b. Kenneth, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Kenneth of Dixon,
ILL.,, and Louis E. Benton, formerly OF
Chicago, were married at o'clock last
night by Rev. w. A. Hunter, d. D.,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. at the handsome home of Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Albright on Benton
boulevard. Miss Kenneth arrived in
Los Angeles Saturday.
Mr. Benton Is located in business III
Los Angeles and after a short trip the
young people will return to this city
to reside. They will be at home 10
friends after August 1.
Mrs. Charles Edmund Smith of AL
varado street is entertaining To-Day
with a 900" matinee, in compliment
to her niece, Miss Madeline taeder Oh
Pittsburg, Pa, who VIII De her sues'
for several weeks. a., 100
Five tables will be set for the game
-4s--
Mr.. and Mrs Guy Gunner, VINO
were at Creel camp for MONTH haVe
returned and have reopened thelr hoiiie
on Harvard boulevard
Mrs. Volney Turner has returned
from a visit to her daughter MIS- .,
G. Payson in san Diego, and Is at IA
West Adams street
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Mr.. and Mrs. Erasmus wilson ft,,a anu
Mrs Wilson'S niece, Miss EVangeIhe
Dennany of South Bend, lnd., VINO ha9
been their guest this summer while az az.
tending the Marlborough school' '
SUNDAY for the east. Mr.. ana MIs'
Wilson will be away until the holidays.
Mrs. w. H. Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Modini- Wood and their two younger
children and maid form party ieaE-
ing today for San Francesca; ~ ~.
Modini-Wood will return the latter
mart of the week, the others going 10
Seattle and other points of interest en-
route to New York, where they VIII
meet Miss Elizabeth and Miss Florence
Wood, who are expected to arrive sep
tember 1 with Mrs. White and party
from five months tour OF EUROPE.
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partv to remain in the east several
weeks, visiting New York, Philadel-
phia, Washington and Chicago, ana
possibly returning via New orleans
reaching Los Angeles late In sep
tember
Mrs. w. w. Dodge and her guests,
Miss O'Rrien and Miss Siebert, returned
Monday from Catalina, where they
spent the week at the Metropole.
DIR. and Mrs. Sidney L. Darrin of
Hotel Lankershim are enjoying
northern trip of several months, and
among other points of interest VIII
visit San Francisco, Portland, Tacoma
and Seattle.
Mrs. Laura Chase Smith and daugh-
ter, Miss Laura Smith, will return
Saturday from Santa Monica, where
they have spent the early summer and
will be at home at their West twenty
fourth street residence.
Mrs. e. c. Green and little son, with
Miss Daisy O'Brien of Chicago, who
have been their guests for some weeks,
will occupy the Smith cottage until
September /, when they will come 10
Los Angeles and will be the guests of
Mrs d. C. McCann at her handsome
home on West Adams street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Brunton are in
Venice two weeks, and are registered
at the st. Marks.
DR. and Mrs Satterlee of South Bur-
lington avenue are spending a couple
of months in Dunlap, in western Iowa,
and will be away until the last of
August. Their daughter, Mrs. w. H.
Kennedy of Montclair, N. j., is with
them.
ter, Miss Agnes, are taking the Tahiti
trip, and will be away month or
more.
Miss Mary w. McPeak, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel McPeak of Arapa-
hoe street, whose marriage with A w.
Jacobs of Cork will take place in that
city about the middle of September,
will leave Los Angeles August Il, sail
ing September s on the Lusitania.
Miss McPeak, VINO Tor TOUR years was
a member of the faculty of Occidental
college, and has wide circle of friends
and acquaintances in Southern Califor-
mia, will be at home the afternoons of
August 13 and 16 from to o'clock.
Carleton and Robert Scott. sons of
DR.. A. j. Scott of washington street,
left Sunday at noon on the Santa Rosa
for Berkeley, where they will enter col
lege. Later the young men plan re-
spectively to study medicine and law.
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Judge and Mrs. George Fl. Hutton,
with their little son Bob and Mrs. Hut
toms mother, Mrs. S. j. Eggleston of
Santa Monica, are in Spokane, where
Judge Hutton goes as a delegate to
the national irrigation congress. They
will also go through the Yellowstone.
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DIR. Wherry Neel and DR.. Ray Robin