Los Angeles herald., 1909-06-01
Society


drs Earl Y. Lewis. on Orchard ave-
nue.. and owing to the recent DEAN IN ol
the brides mother, Mrs. " y hS" -,
will he witnessed only by immeulale
relatives. -o,.,,ioo Mr.
after simple marriage service MI.
Sterrv and his bride will leave LOT an
absence of a month, and on tn caa ne
turn will make their home at 1ooA - -
lendale place with Mr.. Sterrys hothei
and sisters. r,,aoro
Clinton N, Sterry, a young attorney
is with the firm of Gibson, Irask, Quill
and Crutcher. Miss Lewis, charli .Ill
young woman of most attractive per
sonality. is the daughter OIL
Lewis South Flower street.
Lieutenant General Adna r. Chaftee
and Mrs Chaffee will entertain lam
: ily house party during the next Two
months at the family residence on
Magnolia avenue, their daughter, MIS-
Hazard wife of Lieutenant John II.
Howard, u. S. A, being expected 10
arrive Sunday, while their son-ln- Jaw
and eldest daughter, Captain and MIS-
George French Hamilton, ana tnelr
two children, who are coming from tne
Philippines via China ana japan 81
due to arrive in Los Angeles "oo'''
June Is. .a.,,,.. ore
manning to remain until about the
middle of August Mrs. Howard 10
planning a stay of only month. nay
ing planned her visit while Lleutehailt
Howard is accompanying ms men On
an overland march from Fort u a.
Russell. i'm wyoming, to some point IN
Nebraska
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Tjeutenant General and Mrs. Chat
fee will entertain Wednesday WIN d d
dinner of fourteen covers IN hollor o.
Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand the
party going later to the chamber OF
commerce. where the distinguished
visitors will be guests of honor at
public reception. =,
Earlier in the day an automobile ride
about the city will be followed by d
call at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
n, Brlnswig of West Adams street.
and A 12 o'clock breakfast to be given
by Mrs. W. A. Edwards, sister OF
President Taft, at her West Adams
street residence.
senator and Mrs John T. Jones of
Santa Monica are giving a small tea
at 4:30 that same afternoon Tor AM
oassador and Nine Jusserand'
Among the earliest of the June we'd
dings will be that of Miss Fanny Dool
and Dale German Vaughn, whose mar
riage will take place tomorrow night at
Dool at 1856 Thompson street, at 3
o'clock. Rev. w. b. Gantz of Highland
Park PRESBYTERIAN church will officiate.
The bride has chosen for her we'd
ding a tailored suit of white cloth, and
will carry a bouquet of Cecil Bruner
roses and lilies of the valley. She VIII
he attended by her cousin, Miss Lucille
Dool, who will be gowned in a white
dress of French lawn trimmed with
valenciennes lace. and will carry white
roses George Rogers will be best man.
The house is to be decorated IN yell
low and white, the flowers being mus
tard and white daisies.
Mr.. Vaughn, who is engaged in bust
ness in Los Angeles and will soon COM
plete a course in civil engineering, will
make a home for his bride at 1872 st.
Andrews place, where the young people
will be home to friends after Septem-
Der I.
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Robinson of
South Union avenue will leave today
for Memphis, Tenn, where they Will
be the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
c. H. Taylor.
Miss Jane Robinson will leave soon
for Seattle, where she will visit her
brother and sster-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
e. G. Robinson, jr.
s.
Mrs. Guy Barham, who, with Mr..
Barham has been making a visit of
several weeks in San Francisco, where
she has been widely entertained re-
turned to Los Angeles the latter part of
last week. Mr. Barham was detained
in the north by business.
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One of the pretty affairs of recent
date was the luncheon with which Mrs.
]. Champion Anderson entertained one
day last week for Mrs. Ralph Hagan.
Mrs. Hagan also was hostess recently
at a luncheon where Mrs. Anderson was
special guest.
s.
A most enjoyable affair was given
Friday by Mrs. Thomas Archer Rem
die of Hartford avenue. Hollywood,
i'm compliment to her sister, Mrs. Car
ter KirkWOod, who will leave for her
home in Colorado Springs today.
The guests were Mrs. John Wilson,
Mrs Charles Van VOlkenburg, Mrs.
Bert Stockwell, Mrs. Charles Orr Mrs.
Frank Maple, Mrs VIII Gray, Mrs.
Thomas Brady Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. VIII
liam A. Gibson Mrs. Herbert Stinch-
field, Mrs. C. Hermann, Miss Adeline
Stanton, Miss Heimann and Miss FRITZ
Hermann.
Carl Lancer, a violinist of note,
played to a large company of friends
the evening of May q at the residence
of Richard Gibbons on East Fifty
third street.
Mr.. Lancer, whose friends have given
him the name of wizard of the bow"
played among other selections Nearer
My God, to Thee" "Old Folks at
Home" Dixie" Limitation of the
Bagpipes," ETC. Refreshments We're
served and most delightful evening
enjoyed. Mrs. r. Gibbons, V. f. Wins
low and Mrs. Winslow gave some fine
pieces on the mouth organ with piano
accompaniment. Among those present
were j. L. Graham and wife, Mr.. Hof-
meister and wife, ]. M. Davis and wife,
Mr.. McJennet and wife, Mr. Tubbs
and son and V. F. Winslow and wife
and others.
The Young Ladies' sodality of st.
Vibiana's cathedral will entertain with
music and cards in Lincoln hall, Walk
err theater building, Thursday evening
Lhe program will begin at O'clock
and will last about half an hour, fol-
lowing which cards will be played
The proceeds of the entertainment will
go to a fund for the purchase of a
bishops throne for the cathedral
Nothing in IL
Mrs. B.-Dont you believe it's true,