Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-29
Society

A DELIGHTFUL weekend visit to
"a Stratford inn, at Del Mar, was en-
"A joyed by party of young people
who, chaperoned by Mrs. j. N. Dan
zger went down Thursday in their
machines, returning Monday. Dinner
and dancing at Hotel Del Coronado
was the program Saturday evening.
In the party were Miss Garfield and
her sisters, Miss Eileen and Miss Dor
othy, Miss Kathleen Spring, Miss Vesta
Dyas and Miss Mercedes de Luna, ana
Messrs Clark Briggs, Alfred Wright,
Ted Fulford, Ray Bailey and Arthur
Gabriel of San Diego.
C. A. Garfield Joined the company
Saturday and remained over Sunday.
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Miss Alice Thompson, and Miss May
Thompson. who is leaving soon for the
east where she will attend school, en-
tertained with whist Tuesday after
noon at their home on Pasadena ave-
nue..
Guests who participated in the de-
lightful affair were Mrs. Robert Wag-
ner, Mrs. Preston Mckinney, Mrs. Ell
mer Pascoe, Mrs r. w. Henelhnger,
Mrs. Fred Fitzgerald, Mrs, Douglas
Foster, Mrs. Owens, Mrs. JOY Winans,
Miss Elizabeth Tabor, Miss La Delpha
Durr, Miss Lillian Webb, Miss Gale
Jepson Miss Alva Gardner, Miss Zelma
Wagner, Miss Mary Atwood, Miss
Helen Barr Miss Anna Johnson and
Miss Mary Evans.
Prizes were won by Mrs. Mckinney
and Miss Gardner. The hostesses were
assisted in serving by two young
misses, Marjorie Barr and Fay Winans.
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Mrs. r. w. Johnson of West Twenty
first street will entertain the officers
of the Shakespeare section of tho Ebell
club today at luncheon, covers being
laid for Mrs. E. C. Bellows Mrs. w. p.
Baker, Mrs. Edward North, Mrs j. z.
Whitmore and Mrs. George V. Horr.
Mrs Daniel Young of North Grand
avenue entertained a few friends yes
terday with a Kensington and informal
tea.
Many friends are interested in the
marriage announcement of Miss Sarah
Tebbs Pepper. daughter of Mrs. Enoch
Pepper. and Leon H. HURT of Glen
dale.
The ceremony was performed yester-
day noon at the home of the bride on
South Flower street, Rev. George
Weaver a cousin of the bride, Off
ciating, and, owing to recent bereave-
ment in the family. was quietly SOL
emnized, being witnessed only by i'm
mediate relatives
Miss Pepper was gowned In white
liberty satin, trimmed with lace and
wore pearl ornaments. Her veil was
held in place by a spray of orange bios
SONS and she carried lace handker-
chief that was one of her mother
wedding presents.
On their return from a short wedding
trip Mr.. and Mrs. HURT will be at
home to their friends at Glendale,
where Mr.. HURT has large interests.
Mrs. HURT will receive the fourth
Thursday in each month after Septem-
ber /.
The little daughters of Mr. and Mrs.
w. II. Berry, Melba and Alta, whose
birthday anniversaries are but few
days apart, celebrated with a joint
birthday party yesterday evening at
their home on Ingraham street, the
guests being asked from o'clock to s.
There was piano music and dancing,
a program of recitations, and round
of jolly games. Supper was served at
a large table in the dining room, where
the decorations were in pink and white.
The favors were tiny Japanese Slip
pers and bonbon crackers. Roses, car
nations and pansies were used Tor
decorations.
The guests included Laura Vaughan,
Mabel Gaulock, Sadie Hartegan, Es-
ther Greeley, Hazel Smith Margaret
Noe, Florence Noe, Marie De Liser,
Adelaide Crocker, Helen McFarren.
Eddie Hookstratten. Jimmie Hook
stratten, Margaret McFarren.
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Texas visitors to Los Angeles include
two young women who are guests of
Mrs. Oscar Trippet of Hoover street,
Miss Mary King and sister, Miss
Minerva, whose home is on the famous
Puerta ranch.
For her guests, who will be with
her a fortnight or more Mrs. Trippet
will give a matinee party Saturday,
and is arranging for a luncheon and
other informal affairs within the next
two weeks.
Mrs John Chanslor and Miss Bird
Chansor of Harvard boulevard are
among Los Angeles people registered
at Idyllwild, and are planning stay
of three weeks.
Among eastern visitors to the Pa
cific coast this summer are John Law
son of New York and his sister, Miss
Adelaide Lawson, who were visiting
friends in Los Angeles last week. They
are now in the Yosemite and will tour
the northwest, visiting the fair at
Seattle among other points nf interest.
Mr.. Lawson and his sister are chill
dren of S. l.. Lawson, manager OF the
Reuter- Telegram agency of Europe,
a concern which covers foreign news,
as the Associated Press service does
that of the United States.
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Mr. and Mrs. j. ID. Bethune of Bon
ME Brae are entertaining their sons
wife, Mrs. j. d. Bethune, ir, of Hum
boldt, Ariz Young Mrs. Bethune will
leave for her home next week.
s.
Mrs. S. Il. Bosley, mother of Mrs.
Chester c. Ashley OF La Sale avenue,
has gone to Seattle TO visit her son
and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bos-
her way Mrs Bosley will step in Oak
land and Shasta Springs, and will
probably be away until the latter part
of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Ferry of Wau-
keegan, ILL.,, are the guests of Mrs. j.
c. Brown at her home on Westlake
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Spencs are occu-
pying the Easton cottage at Redondo
for the summer.
Miss Ida Hatch OF South Flower
street, who left with a party Of friends
July 16 for northern trip, is in Seat
tie enjoying the exposition. Before
returning Miss Hatch will travel
through the northern Pacific states.
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