Los Angeles herald., 1909-10-24
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lands Mr. and Mrs. sller will come to
Los Angeles, where for a week they
will be at home to friends at Hotei
Alexandria They will then go to RAY
mond to reside.
Mr.. Siler is a lumber merchant OF
Raymond. Miss Miller was for four
years librarian of the University OF
Southern California.
In honor of the newly welded couple
Mrs. Harry B. Alexander of South
Olive street will entertain with for
NAL dinner Wednesday evening.
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Alpha Rho sorority of Occidental and
other guests were entertained Thurs
day evening at the home of Miss Amy
MorreH on West Avenue SO. Assisting
Miss Morrell as hostesses were Miss
Elizabeth Patterson, Miss Eloise
Strowbridge, Miss Helen Hacket, Miss
Edna Lowe and Miss Grace Whitcomb.
Mrs. Calvin o. Esterley was present
as chaperon.
Mrs Gregory Perkins and daughter,
Miss Ida M. White, have returned from
Santa Monica, where they passed the
summer, and are occupying their home
on West Twenty-first street.
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Word comes from Nikko, Japan, of
the arrival there of party Of Los
Angeles people who are touring the
world, the passenger list including
Mr.. and Mrs. s. A. Butler, Homer
Laughlin, Miss Guendolen Laughlin,
Mr. and Mrs S. w. Skinner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lloyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard V. Day. ]. j. Wild, DR.. and
Mrs, r. L. Miller and d. L. Robertson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Clark Carlisle OF
King street entertained at dinner last
night in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Raphael
West Kinsey, and later in the evening
Mrs. Carlisle and Mrs. l<insey gave
bridge in celebration of the joint birth
day anniversary of Mr.. Carlisle and
Mr.. Kinsey.
Guests present to enjoy the card con-
test were DIR. and Mrs. H. G. Requa,
DIR. and Mrs. e. G. Howard, Mr.. and
Mrs. George e. Burial, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chester c. Ashley and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roth Hamilton.
Relatives and friends will witness
the marriage tonight of Miss Hattie
Phillips, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Phillips, and Benjamin Lubin
of San Diego. The ceremony, which
Is TO take place at the home of the,
brides parents on lngraham street,
will be performed by Rev. Sigmund
Hecht, D. D., of Temple B'nai Birth.
Miss Phillips, who will be unattended,
will be gowned in white crepe de chine
and will carry a shower bouquet of
lilies of the valley,
After their wedding trip Mr.. Lubin
and his bride will make their home in
San Diego.
La Tijera club of st. Vincents col
lege gave it's second dance this season
Friday evening in assembly hall on
West Sixteenth and Flower streets
A large crowd of the college students
attended beside many from other
schools. The auditorium was deco
rated as for polar expedition with
northern drawings on the walls. Many
of the club members were attired as
Esl1imos. One hundred couples at
tended.
The Assembly hall was the scene
Saturday evening of the first athletic
dance of the season, "the Rugby
prom" The dance was got up by
athletes and was a pronounced sue
cess. Students and friends from all
the local high schools and colleges
/ attended and there were more than
one hundred present.
| Phil Harrigan, Ted Geissler. Bedford
| Rivers and Arden Day composed the
| executive committee. Patronesses were
NIL u. u. INlNClSJ L dE-
gart, Mrs. H, F. Harrigan and Mrs
Mark Harris.
Invitations to the second A. G. F.
"Spook Revelry," which will be held
in the Assembly hall Friday evening
are out,
Miss Louise Kohlmeir of Raymond
avenue will entertain members OF the
graduating class of Poly high, of
which she is a member, the evening of
October 20, the affair taking on the
characteristics of a ghost party, and
will of course have Halloween feat
ures. The guests will include Vice
Principal Dunn, Miss Ross, Miss Put
nam and Miss Sanbourne of the fac
ulty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Givernaud, who
for twelve months have been enjoying
motor trip over Europe returned to
Los Angeles a few days ago, and are
located at 2009 West Washington
street. Among other delightful Incl
dents Of their continental experience
was a sojourn of five months in the
mountains of Switzerland.
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Mr., and Mrs. H. Oliphant of New
York, with their little son, are guests
at the home Of Mrs. Oliphants uncle,
F. b. Elberson, on New Hampshire
street, where Mr.. Oliphant Joined his
family recently after an extended busi-
ness trip in New Mexico. Mr.. Ollphant,
who is also visiting his sister Mrs.
Otto Coe of Albion way, will return
east early in November, but Mrs Coe
and son will remain some weeks
longer.
Mrs Arthur Hawes, cousin of Mrs.
Oliphant, entertained with an informal
dinner for the visitors Friday night.
Mrs. Edgar Germain and her daugh-
ter, Mrs Mabel Kingman, gave one of
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