Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-09

trips ana CstStiSs eiA0
relics.
Mrs. Cecilia White and members of
her party write enthusiastically OF
sightseeing in Algiers, of the blue
waters of the Mediterranean, of Glib
raltar, and a leisurely saunter through
the south of Spain,
DR. and Mrs. Walter L, Lindley spent
a delightful week a Stratford on Avon
at the time of the Shakespeare festival,
where they were guests at the Golden
Lion. The Lindleys are having de-
lishtful trip, and their stay may be
prolonged Just a bit beyond the time
they expected to be absent.
The following is taken from letter
received a. few days ago from mem
her of a party which is doing Eng
land and Scotland in motor car;
"This trip from London onward pro-
ceeded by way of Guildford and Hind
head in Winchester, the New Forest,
Rournemouth, Lulworth Cove and
Wirnborne, with its chained library IN
the old Abbey church and the ancient
tables at which the COMMITMENTS now
kneel.
..Driving a small one-cylinder car,
and visiting friends and sightseeing we
spent FIVE days leisurely, and on the
sixth ran from WimbOrne by way OF
Ringwood to Salisbury, a denshttul
forest drive, and on to Stonehenge, past
old Sarum, and later on by AndoVer 70
winchester, where the night was spent;
Next morning we drove to the hIlKeo
towns between Worthing and st. Mar
saret's bav. 1t was q run of eighty
eight miles from Winchester, and once
more through beautiful country around
Petersfeld we drove, and after that
through more beautiful country 10
stately Arundel, where the duke OF
Norfoik's stronghold dominates the
town, and so on to Worthing.
"a string of habitations and watering
places follow in rapid succession, for
hardly has Worthing been left than
New Shoreham is reached, and then
II ia a very short run to Hove ana
Brighton, and after that not long dis.
tance to Eastbourne through Lewes.
Mrs. George w Caswen will leave
the latter part of June for three
months trip to Japan, having as a
travelling companion an old-time friend
Miss Cram-who will come on from
the Bahama islands to join her.
Mrs. Caswell is entertaining Thurs
day afternoon with tea Tor members
of the Marlborough Alumnae assocla-
tion and the Marlborough club. The
occasion is an annual reunion, ana the
suests probably will number from a
hundred to a hundred and forty
Mrs. Caswell will be assisted by MISS
announcement made yesterday Oh the
Marlborough school, and Miss Llndley
of the Marlborough preparatory scnooi
Mrs. Charles Mallard Benorock VIII
entertain with a bridge luncheon at the
Los Angeles Country club TUESDAY IN
compliment to Mrs Harvey L. Dear
dorff of Kansas city. ~,
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs
Albert Crutcher, Mrs. Willoughby ROO
man, Mrs. Cliff Page, Mrs. l.. L. Hart
and Mrs. John c. Page
Miss Margaret Goetz of Hotel Pepper
entertained with a matinee party at
the Mason Saturday
Mrs Willitts j. Hole, who WIN MT MT
Hole is leaving soon for Washlhgton'
ID. C., where they will attend the graf
uation exercises of National PARK SEN
inary. where their daughter, Miss Ag-
nes is at school, is being extensively
eisrr Mrs Sumner P. Hunt has asked
friends to meet Mrs. Hole and Mrs
Philip Genganbre Hubert; Mrs VIII
liam l.. Jones will entertain with a . uln-
ner Friday for Mrs. Hole and MIS-.
George p. Thresher and Mrs. BenJa-
min F. Church is honoring Mrs. Hole
with a luncheon.
Mrs Hole. who is concluding most
successful year as president OF the
EbeI, will be hostess at her west
Sixth street home Thursday at
luncheon, where the guests VIII pe
members of the executive board of the
club. Covers will be laid for Mesdames
Philip G. Hubert, Frank w. King, Jay
3. Millard, Lewis Clark Carlisle,
Charles A. Burcham, Augustus Hlne'
Edward c. Dieter, Fred F. Lang,
George w. Bayly, George H. kress,
stephen S. Wilder Richard W. Prid-
ham and E. c, Bellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Mines left
Monday night for San Francisco, en-
route for Honolulu.
Mrs. Mines and sister, Miss Pauline
VoIlmer. assisted in receiving Monday
afternoon at a reception given by their
mother Mrs. H. e. Vollmer, at her
home on Coronado street
A wide circle of friends and acquain-
tances will be interested in the formal
announcement made today of the en-
gagement of Miss Lillian Cough, the
charming daughter of r. T. Cough of
Baltimore, and Richard Scott of Eng
land. The marriage is to take place
in San Diego the latter part OF June.
Miss Corinne Cough will attend her
sister at the marriage, which is to be
very quietly appointed.
Mr.. Scott and his bride will make
their home in Ramona, suburb of
Los Angeles.
Miss Mabel Hoffman, whose engage
ment to Burton Elmer Heartt was
recently announced, will be hotess at
a whist matinee Thursday afternoon,
the affair being given to announce the
date set for the wedding, which will
take place June Is at the home of the
bride-elect on Fair Oaks avenue.
Miss Laura Hoffman, sister Of the
bride-elect, will be maid of honor,
while her brother, J. Roy Hoffman,
will act as best man.
Guests for Thursday afternoon will
include Mrs. Katherine Huggins, Mrs.
Helen Marlborough Mrs. Edward
jerks, Mrs. Albert Jones, Mrs Louis
Dreyfus, Mrs. Bryon Badham, Mrs.
Thomas DeVaughn, Miss Gladys Ed
monds, Miss Dora Haller, Miss Will
lamene Wilke, Miss Sadie Winslow,
Miss May Hoffman, Miss Opal Atkins,
Miss Frances Pixley and Miss Floy
Pixley.
Miss May Armstrong, Miss Marguer-
ite Crosse and Miss Ruth Rivers will
give the second of their series of mu-
sicales Friday afternoon from 8 to 5
o'clock at the Westlake School for
Girls on Alvarado street. A delightful
program will be rendered, in which the
hostesses viii take part.
Mrs. Frederick e. Fay of Orange
street will be hostess of a tea to be
given Friday afternoon from to
o'clock in compliment to Mrs Ira
Campbell of Seattle and her sons wife,
Mrs. G. Hamilton Fay of Bryan, Ohio.
Cards have been issued to about two