Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-27
Society
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HUNTINGTON MINER enter
~ tanned with dancing last night at
their home on West Adams street in
| compliment to Miss Marion Macneil,
the debutante daughter Of Mrs. Hugh
Livingstone Macneil. Miss Macneil has
been widely entertained since her re-
turn with her mother from Europe in
the fall, and her first season has been
very gay.
Captain and Mrs. Miner with Miss
| Macneil received the guests, who were
all from the unmarried set and num-
bered 100. All the rooms on the lower
| floor were thrown together for the
dancing.
Notable among the weeks social af-
fairs for the beauty of decoration in
| the handsome home was the informal
| tea given by Mrs. Wilbur Morris Wal
| lace of Magnolia avenue yesterday, the
| occasion being a compliment to Mrs.
Grace E. Nichols Sof Chicago. A group
of we'll known society women assisted
Mrs. Wallace in receiving.
! DR.. and Mrs. Fred Holiday, who for
over a year have made their home In
! Los Angeles, where they have made
many friends, left last night on the
Owl for San Francisco, en- route to
Mexico, where they will locate near
| Tampico. N.
| Mrs. r. H Arnold of Valencia street
| has issued invitations for a card party
| to be given at her home the afternoon
| OF February 8, in honor of Miss Ade-
laide Stanton, one of the February
| brides-elect
| Miss Sallie Utley, daughter of DR.. and
Mrs. J. H. Utley and one of the sea-
| sons most popular debutantes, was
| special guest Tuesday night at a the
! alter party given by Mrs. Hugh Living
stone Macneil, who later entertained
| the young people with a supper at he1
home on Figueroa street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Clymer Of West
| Adams. street have as their house guest
Mr.. Clymer's niece, Miss Maude Cly-
mer of Duluth, Mimi, who will make
them an extended visit.
| Miss Hattie Strong, daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. A. f. M Strong of South AL
varado street, left yesterday for New
York, from which port she expects tC
sail February on the White Star line
| er Arabic for Europe.
Miss Strong plans to be away four
months, visiting the Mediterranean
| countries, Egypt, the holy land, Ger
many, Belgium, England, Scotland and
| Ireland.
/
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelotti received q
! company Of seventy-five invited guests
last night in Blanchard hall, the occa-
sion being Mrs. Angelotti's birthday
anniversary.
A program Of instrumental music was
rendered while the guests were as
| sembling, after which a banquet was
served and later there was dancing.
| The Teutonia Singing society, OF
which Mr.. Angelotti is director and
Mrs. Angelotti president, presented the
| hostess with a large floral horseshoe.
Under the auspices of the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeavor OF
| the Breed Street Christian church an
enjoyable railroad social was given
Tuesday night at the home of j. J.
| Williams on East Fourth street
The guests were attired as if starting
on a long trip, and each one on enter
| ing was given ticket to his assumed
| destination, said ticket being in the
| form Of a conundrum. Candy and pea
nuts were sold through the train by a
! train boy. At 10 o'clock refreshments
were served. During the evening read
ings were given by Miss Rebecca Toy
! Miss Maude Ray and Floyd Farley
| There were about fifty present.