Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-08
Society


wav the contracting parties being Miss
Pauline H. Dorrance and John ttayhef
Mcclure Rev. c. G. Pierce OF the Sap
fist church will oficiate, using the
double ring ceremony.
Miss Dorrance has CHOSEN LOT ner
wedding gown cream brocaded SATIN
with which she will wear orange dos.
SONS andt veil. A shower bouquet OF
white sweet peas and ferns Will com
plete the handsome toilette, Whlle her
cousin. Miss Laura M. Yandell, who IS
to be her attendant, will wear white
and will carry ferns and pink sweet
peas. Walter ]. Wren will serve as
best man.
The ceremony is to be witnessed only
nv relatives and close friends During
the informal reception which will fol-
low the service Mrs. w. I. Heinly, SIS
Ter of the bride, and Mrs. Sidney j.
Parsons will receive with the bride and
groom. ~, ,ra
Clure and his bride will be at nome at
1863 Marmion way.
Miss Stlla Hogsart, whose marriage
with L. v. Stockwell will be one OF Ine
late June events, was honoree saturday
at miscellaneous shower given at the
home of Mrs. George Allan of Glendale,
nv a sewing club of which the hostess
and Mrs. Lewis Hogsart, mother OIL the
special guest, are members.
other guests were Mrs; FRANCES I,s
Hoist. Mrs. Pete Young, Mrs. Fred
Haniman, Mrs. r. S. Beattie, Mrs. me
odore Stafford Mrs. Charles Waro"ep
and Mrs. Minnie Berge., ,4,
! Misc Hogsart received many beautl-
FIJI gifts. The guests were served at
table most artistically decorated Win
male mink carnations and ferns.
DIR. and Mrs. Walter Lindley have
reached New York on their return "TRIP
after several months spent in Great
britain and on the continent MRS.
Ijndlev. in fact. is already speeding
toward Los Angeles, and according TO
telegram received last night by her
daughter. Mrs. Philip Kitchen, Will
leave Chicago tonight on the SAT- Lake
limited. DR.. Lindley is detained by
lecture engagement in Buffalo, n. ",
and another in Rochester, and Will not
reach home until next week.
Miss Ruth Comfort Mitchell, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs John S. Mitchell OF
st. Paul avenue, arrived last week
Monday from New York, where ana 81
other points on the Atlantic coast she
spent several months. and yesterday
left for Pacific Grove, where she will
ioin her brother M. M. Mitchell, for a
stay of six weeks. Young Mitchell, VINO
is captain of the Rugby team at stan
ford, is attending the summer school
at Pacific Grove.
According to a letter received yes
terday by Mr. Mitchell Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Bilicke and Miss Chapman, who,
with the Bilicke children, form a lam
lily party now in Dresden, are enjoying
their European experiences greatly.
Side trips have already been mace 10
Bremen and Berlin, and little later
they are planning to tour through
Switzerland by motor cars
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Mrs. Foy and her daughter, Miss
Cora Foy. entertained party OF
friends last week with an outing in
their Packard touring car, going to
Santa Barbara, where they put up at
the Potter, and visiting all the mis-
sions and mission sites en- route.
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Bridge enthusiasts are anticipating
with pleasure a team contest of I'M
usual interest which will probably be
PLAYED within a few weeks the chal-
longing quartet being Mrs n. b. Car
ter Mrs George S. Hupp, Mrs. Rob
ert Brunton and Mrs. E. NJ. Guthrie.
Their opponents, whose game, by the
by, has never been beaten, are Mrs.
Wilder Stephen, Mrs. Baxter, Mrs.
Alice Waterman and Mrs. Wallace
Spinks.
The marriage of Miss Mildred Hol-
way, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
N.
James Hancock took place Friday night
at the home of the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Hancock will reside in
Highland Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Clifford Lott are
planning to pass much of the summer
in Los Angeles, and later in the season
Mrs Lott will have as her guest Mrs.
Howard Kipp, who, with her little son,
will make a visit of some weeks in
Southern California en- route to the
Philippines, where she will join her
husband, Lieutenant Kipp, u. S. ma
rines Lieutenant Kipp was recently
transferred from the Brooklyn navy
yard to his new station in the islands,
where he expects to be on duty two
years.
Mrs Kipp will be remembered by
many friends as Katherine Bloodgood,
the singer, whose early home was in
San Diego, and who later acquired name
and fame because of her fine voice.
Mrs. Kipp and Mrs. Lott were girlhood
friends.
Mrs. Harry Lane of West Twenty
ninth street will preside tonight over
an informal dinner with which she is
honoring Mrs. Charles Lyman of To-
peka, Kas. now the guest of friends in
Alhambra. Beside Mr.. and Mrs. Lane
covers will, be laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
James MdCklc OIL AlnilT LII. anu
Mrs d. E. Lane and Mr.. and Mrs.
Manu- Van.
Mrs. Lane will entertain one day
next week with bridge, friends hav-
ing been asked to meet Mrs. Gilbert
MacElroy of San Francisco, who is
spending the summer in Los Angeles
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Mrs Slauson, James Slauson and
Miss Marion Mcneil, who are returning
from a stay of several months in Eu-
rope, are expected to arrive in Los An
geles Saturday.
Mrs L. r. Garrett entertained with a
handsomely appointed luncheon Satur-
day at her country place in Eagle Rock,
the affair being a farewell courtesy to
Miss Mabel Clute, who is leaving soon
for a summer at Lake Tahoe. The
table was set on the veranda, and the
occasion had all the delightful outdoor
features of an al fresco luncheon
Guests present to say formal good
by to Miss Clute were Mrs. Hermann
Kerckhoff, Mrs. Alfred Lee Glassell,
Mrs. Harry Robertson, Mrs. Philip
Kitchen, Mrs. Anderson, Miss Gibson,
Miss Elsie Gibson, Miss Annette Glib
SON. Miss katherine Kemper, Miss
Helen Kemper, Miss Sarah Pepper,
Miss Elizabeth Pepper and Miss Lillian
Carleton.
Miss Flora Winter of South Soto
street will give a luncheon and misceI-
laneous shower Saturday in compli-
ment to Miss Constance Johnston,
whose marriage with WILLIAM Winter,