Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-02
Society

~ ers was presided over at Hotel
Van Nuys last night by Miss Nina
Jones. who entertained in compliment
to Miss Marion MacNeiI.
Besides hostess and special guest
there were places for Mr.. and Mrs.
Milo M. Potter, Captain and Mrs. Ran
dolph Huntington Miner, Mrs. Hugh
Livingston MacNeil, Mrs. Walter New
hall, Miss Sallie Utley, Miss Katherine
William Wolters, Averal, Gurney E.
Newlin. George Heating, Barbee
Hook, James Slauson, DR.. Bertram
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Waters of West
Thirty-sixth street are entertaining
with a dancing party at Kramer's the
night of February 8, between one and
two hundred guests having been bid
den to the affair.
Mrs. Peter Thacher of Ontario, who
before her marriage in Highland Park
a few months ago was Miss Edith Will
son, entertained a few young women
friends at a weekend house party,
the guests going from Los Angeles
Thursday and returning Monday.
occasion were Miss Florence Wilson,
Miss Lorraine Scott, Miss Mae Atkin-
son. Miss Louise Tuller, Miss Lois
Garfield Miss Frances Gault.
s.
George West and Miss Florence
Bates were married Saturday at the
home of the bride. Following the cere-
mony, performed by Rev. ]. M. Schae-
f1e, a wedding dinner was served.
Mr. and MrC Vast cnaOdiYo fhnfr
honeymoon in San Diego and will be
at home to their friends at 9S6 El Mo-
limo street after February 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Ball of
Manhattan place have issued invita-
tions for the marriage of their daugh-
ter, Miss Madge, and E. J. Salyer, son
Adams street, the ceremony to take
place at the Ball residence the evening
of February 25.
Miss Ball will be attended by her
cousin, Miss Adelaide Ball, and Will
Hartman will be best man.
Among the pre-nuptials with which
Miss Balls friends are planning to
honor her is a luncheon and theater
party with which Miss Faustine Nc
Kinley Of the Wilhelm apartments is
entertaining Saturday afternoon, and
also a luncheon that Mrs. Harry Drake
is giving February 8. Miss Hortense
Barnhart Jones is planning a plant
shower for Miss Ball the afternoon of
February 8.
Mrs. Robert Cummings Mccormick
entertained yesterday at her Figueroa
street residence with a bridge as a
courtesy to her mother, Mrs. w. R.
Williams of Seattle.
Those who accepted invitations were
Mesdames M. E. Johnson, Sol Davis,
George Eastman, George Steckl, Henry
Henderson, Frank Raiss, H. l.. Jones,
w. H. Fuller, J. G. Cline, w. H. Cline,
Pettier of Pasadena, ]. F. Grady, Mat
thew w. Everhardy, Robert Brunton,
George Hart, Lawrence Curtis, Frank
lin Nichols, S. G. Bogart, Robert Ken
ney, George Founder, Charles Steinbar,
A L. Stetson, George Goldsmith, Ara
bella Lindsey, Mary Nicholson and
Miss Marion Glenn.
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In celebration of the eighty-ninth
birthday anniversary of their mother,
Mrs. Fisher, DIR. and Mrs. James T.
Fisher of Virgil avenue entertained
Saturday at luncheon. The guests were
Mrs. Warren F. Day, Mrs. E. M. Trues-
dal, Mrs. Fannie Cole of Boston and
Mrs. c. M. Whipple.
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MIS-. Marie Sweet Baker entertained
Saturday with box party at the Bur
bank, followed by tea at the Alexan-
dria, the affair being planned to honor
Mrs. J. H. Hampson of Mexico City.
The guests included Mrs. D. w. Bes-
wick, Mrs. Owen Jay Sweet, Mrs. G..
Alexander. Bobrick, Mrs. George A.
Rathbun and Mrs. T. H. Updyke. Cor
sage bouquets Of violets and hand
painted cards marked the places at
the tea table.
The S. M. club has issued invitations
for dance to take place at Hotel
Pepper February II. Club members
who will act as hostesses are Mrs.
James Moore, Mrs. Roy Arnold, Miss
Anna Kellam and Miss Lydia Kellam
Other members of the club are Mrs.
Walter ]. Wren, Mrs. Robert Schroe-
ter, Mrs. J. Fitzgerald, Mrs. H Wag-
ner, Mrs. Edward Graleam, Miss Mel
lie Beacon, Miss Katherine Culver
Miss Lucille Roberts, Miss Claire AL
len, Miss Margaret Seymour, Miss
Frances Maxon, Miss Adelaide Stan
ton, Miss Lucille Dixon, Miss Carrie
Stutsman, Miss Ethel Graham, Miss
Martha Hunter, Miss Hortense Barn
hart Jones, Miss Clara Park, Miss
Emmie Luentzel, Miss Helen Nc
Cutcheon, Miss Violet Mcdonald, Miss
Ethel Mitchell and Miss Florence Os-
borne.