Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-01-29

William Shakespeare. Over one hun
dred guests have been hidden to the
affair."
Mrs. Walter S. NewhaI Of Chester
place was hostess yesterday at beau
tifully appointed luncheon of ten COW
ers where the special guest was Mrs.
Mrs. Andrews, wife of Commander
Philip Andrews, U. S. N, who is the
house guest of Mrs. J. c. Drake of
Hoover street.
Mrs. Hugh Livingston MacNeil gave
a dinner of eight covers Wednesday
night for Mrs. Andrews; Saturday Mrs.
Drake is entertaining with a matinee
party for her guest, and Sunday Mrs.
Randolph Huntington Miner will en-
terrain informally at tea for Mrs. An
drews.
s.
For her mother, Mrs. r. w. Will
liams of Seattle, Mrs. Robert c. Nc
Cormick entertained at her home on
South Figueroa street Wednesday with
! a luncheon, a matinee party at the
Majestic following. Other guests who
enjoyed Mrs. McCormick's hospitality
were Mrs. Irving Way, Mrs. James
Irving, Miss Marie Houk and Miss
Ruby Archer
Miss Florence Garfield Of South AL
varado street gave luncheon at Ho-
tel Maryland, in Pasadena, yesterday
in compliment to Mrs. J. H. Hampson
of Mexico City, who during her stay in
Los Angeles is registered at Hotel
Alexandria, and who is being widely
| entertained.
| Miss May Katherine Smith, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Smith of 2219
Hobart boulevard, who is filling
years engagement with Frederick
Thompson in his play, via Wireless
is winning her first laurels and find
ing the process delightful.
| Miss Smith is understudy for the
Via Wireless" company, and last
week was called upon with only fif-
teen minutes notice to take the part
of the leading lady, which she did with
marked ability and to the great salts
faction of the manager of the COM
pany. For once critics were kind, and
Miss Smith received very f1attering
press notices.
Los Angeles friends of the young
actress and of her parents will rejoice
in the opportunity that has come to
/ her. Miss Smith has not only the adj
vantage of natural ability, but is also
the protege of Madame Modjeska.
Miss Edna Halves and Morton Kirby
| have chosen March 2 as the date of
| their marriage, which is to be solem-
nized at the home of the brides parents.
Efr. and Mrs. d. A. Halves of BonsaIlo
avenue.
Miss Zelma Berney, who is to attend
the bride, will entertain with shower
for her Saturday night at her home on
East Thirty-third street.
The marriage of Miss Mona Douglas
Taylor and. H. Gail Hamilton was
solemnized yesterday at noon by Rev.
D. F. Mckenzie of the Episcopal
church at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marshall
aylor, on Pleasant avenue. Only reIa-
tives and a few intimate friends were
present to witness the ceremony, which
was followed by @ formal breakfast,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton left
for a short trip. On their return the
young people will make their home at
/ 1441 Pleasant avenue.
Mrs. Hamilton, who has resided in
Los Angeles since early girlhood, is a
graduate of the Los Angeles high
| school.
Mrs. Frederick w. Pabst of West
Forty-frst street, accompanied by her
son William will leave Saturday for
| Oakland for a visit of two weeks with
her mother, Mrs. Dorsey.
| s.
| Mrs. Nellie Hibler of Hollywood en-
tertained with a luncheon of fourteen
covers yesterday, her guests being
friends from the east who are passing
the winter in Los Angeles.
Guests for whom covers were laid
were Mrs. r. c. Sherman of Texas,
Mrs. Henry Babel of Buffalo, N. Y;
Mrs. John Mead of Randolph, VT; Mrs
Charles Orr of Parker, Pa; Mrs. NJ f.
Mitchell of Chicago; Mrs. Milton Stew
art of Titusville, Pa; Mrs. William
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ford, Pa, Mrs. c. v. Merrick, Mrs. f.
f. Freeman, Mrs. L. c. Blakeslee, Mrs.
c. B. Buss, Mrs. Jayne, Mrs. Howes
and Mrs. James Broder.
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