Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-03-13

women touring the Pacific coast and
at present registered at the Raymond.
After visiting Coronado and Santa
Barbara Miss Schunelan will come to
Los Angeles for stay of several weeks
with DR.. and Mrs. Trueworthy in Gar
land avenue.
Mrs. John Thayer is entertaining
with a musicale Friday at her home
in Park avenue, the occasion being
compliment to Mrs, Harry Duftil.
The hostess will be assisted by Mrs.
George Crandall, Mrs. Philip lobe
lein. Miss Helen Axe Young, Miss
Willie Smyser Miss Myrtle Oulette
and Miss Adele Young.
delightfully."- planned program will
include reading of the second act OF
THE Holy city by Mrs. Dick Ferris
(Florence Stone), with harp accompani-
ment by Miss Oulette, vocal numbers
by Miss Brown and a program of
piano music by Alfred Wild.
s.
Miss Myrtle Oulette Will entertain
the st. Cecilia club the afternoon of
March l at a musicale, other guests
being honorary members and invited
friends.
Mrs. John w. Thayer and Mrs. Philip
Zobelein will assist. A program is be-
ing arranged by Miss Oulette ON the
harp, Mrs Elmer Grey, piano; Miss
Selby, piano, and Miss Willie Smyser
and Mrs. Zobelein will sing.
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Mrs. Charles w Kanaga of Law
renee, Kans., who has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. f.. w. Crowf and
Miss Minerva Kanaga in South Pasa-
dena, left Friday for San Francisco
for a stay of a month. after which she
will return to Los Angeles.
Miss Gladys Reynolds entertained
with miscellaneous shower Thursday
afternoon at her home in New Hamp-
-shire street for Miss Mabel Smith,
whose marriage with w. Brown Smith
will be solemnized in April.
Guests present were Mrs. John
Cooper. Mrs \. b. Elmer, Mrs. jerome
Van zandt Mrs Edward Grant, Miss
Esther Smith of Syracuse, N Y; Miss
Clara Smith, Miss Maude Wood. Miss
Ruth Wood, Miss Flora Mcdonald,
Miss Virginia May Campbell. Miss Mil
dred Thomas. Miss Ethel Garfield Miss
Inez Thomas. Miss Doris Davidson,
Miss Lois Randall, Miss Beatrice Fes-
sender. Miss Bertha Lull and Miss
Alice Hill.
William Knight was host at dinner
r
try club, given for the directors,
among whom were Messrs. Commodore
Hunker. w. {. Patterson. Collins
Stewart Samuel Hines, Drewy Wishi-
son, Weber, Helm.
Mrs Erasmus Wilson of Chester
place entertained members of Los An
geles chapter, United Daughters of
the Confederacy, of which she is presi-
dent. with bridge and five hundred,
fifty guests being present.
The hostess was assisted by her
house guest, Miss Gladys Corrigan of
Kansas City, and Mrs. Mathew S.
Robertson.
Mrs. James Harmon Goodhue of
West Twenty second street enter
tanned with a bridge luncheon Friday
i'm compliment to her house guest, Mrs.
Duane futile of Buffalo, n. Y.
Those asked to meet Mrs futile were
Mrs. Charles Rowland. Mrs. Adolf *.
Koebig, Mrs. Edward Nichols, Mrs. G.
p. Durant, Mrs. Reuben Shelter, Mrs
NJ. w. Wallace, Mrs. Frank Bradford
Mrs s. Eckley Mrs. A. j. Prosser Mrs
Nj. w. Everhardy, Mrs. Lester l..
Robinson, Mrs. Leon Shelter, Mrs.
Robert Brunton, Mrs. Frank d. Hud-
son, Mrs. John w. Vaughn, Mrs. wal
ter ]. Wren. Mrs oliver Z. Clark, Mrs
Eugene Haskell Mrs. Charles l.. Huh
bard. Mrs. Frank A. Bowles, Mrs. Wal
ter II. Covington, Mrs. Robert w Ken
ney. Mrs. Stanley G.. Harrington, Mrs.
c. c. Brock, Mrs. Charles Riselay of
Boston, Mrs. J. NJ. Norton, Mrs. Paul
Hoffman, Mrs. d. r. Brown. Mrs.
George Miller, Mrs. W. II. Sutch, Mrs.
Joseph L. Crandall, Mrs. B. w. Nc
Causland. Mrs. Roland Paul. Mrs. Il. M.
Guthrie. Mrs. NJ. B. Carter, Miss Agnes
Getz, Miss Elizabeth ogden, Miss Ethel
Getz and Miss Gene Cox
Mrs. Brent will entertain the West
lake Five Hundred club Tuesday at
her home in Berkeley square at St
PatriclI's party The decorations Will
be in green and white. and will include
a profuslon of Shamrocks and other
distinctive features, and the prizes
will be in keeping.
Invitations have been extended NO
the following: Mesdames Ralph Ha-
gan. ]. c. Brown. Mabel Ringman, o.
w. Morton. E. ]. Brent. Charles Guth-
RE f. T. Sherer, Sidney Darrin, A. X.
MARQUIS, G. f.. Greppin. w t. Schnei-
der, E. ID. Engebristen, Rose Hagan,
+. German. Frank A. Bowles, Charles
Bagley, w. j. Variel, John Hunter,
Koebig. Walter Vallikett, o. NJ. JUS
tice. c. l.. Higbee, Miss Rose Stengle
Miss Maud Richards.
s.
A marriage of interest to their Los
Angeles friends was that of Miss Mary
c. Barnes and George II. Marcher
which took place at o'clock the after
noon of March at the home of the
brides parents, Judge and Mrs. r.
Barnes Of Pomona. The wedding was
a quiet home event, only members or
the two families and few intimate
friends being present. The ceremony
was performed by Rev f. A. Hardin
uncle of the BRIDE from Chicago, as
sisted by Rev. Lamport of Pomona;
Following the ceremony Mr.. ana