Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-10-30
Society
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Houghten, Edward Peely and the
Misses Carrie Lenz, Maude Merri-
weather, Ethel Schrader, Alice Cullen,
Margaret Quinn, Clara Casey, Grace
Norton. Julia Hutchinson, Agnes Barn
well, Ruth Burke and Elizabeth Pauley.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. p. Chase, whose mar
riage was an event of the early sum-
mer, have returned from their wedding
trip and are at home to their friends
at 1907 Montrose avenue. Mrs. Chase,
who will be remembered as Miss Mar
guerite Elizabeth Weber, entertained
her bridal party at a luncheon last
Saturday afternoon. Covers were laid
for Misses Edna Carpenter, Gertrude
Cook, Edith Johnson, Bess Harris,
Laura Chase Kathryn Roman, Flor
ence Bostwick, Eta Post. Kathleen
Johnston Bess Halsey Ida Crawford,
Agnes Weber, Julia Weber Irene
Pownall and Lucy Whittlesey, all
members of the sorority of which Mrs.
Chase is president.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B Alexander,
who have been enjoying an extenUed
trip through the south, have returned
and are domiciled for the winter at
the Hershey Arms, in Wiltshire boule-
ward.
Mr. and Mrs. william H. Workman
of Boyle Heights, who went east TO
attend the wedding of their daughter.
Miss Charlotte Nancy Workman ana
Charles M. Mason in Hammondsport'
N. Y. returned home Wednesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Ream Of West
Rose Hill drive were hosts TUESDAY
evening to the members of the Temple
Baptist church choir. The affair was
1NiVfh HaU anniversary
of their son, Harry Ream who Is
member of the organization.
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Announcement is made of the ap-
preaching marriage of Miss LEILA
Stewart daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Stewart of Grapevine, TEX, 10 roy
Edgar Newmark, son of Mr.. and MRS.
Max Newmark of South Alvarado
street. Los Angeles. The wedding viii
take place November 16. Mr.. New
mark, accompanied by his parents and
sister, Miss Frances Newmark, Will
leave Saturday for Grapevine, and az
ter the ceremony will return to Los
Angeles, where they will be domiciled
temporarily with Mrs. Harry Woolner
in Westlake avenue until the compile
ton of their own home. Mr.. M,wmark
is the secretary of the Newmark Grain
company.
ME-. and MIS-. Il. II. DOOllltlS VI 4OS1
Orange street have returned from
summer passed travelling abroad. They
sailed from Quebec in July and visited
in England, France, Germany Bel
GUM and witnessed the passion
Play at Oberammergau.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Laughlin of
S33 South Grand avenue entertained
last evening informally the guests OF
the Pickwick. Games relative of Hal
loween varied by a musical program
were enjoyed by $50 guests. The lobby
was picturesquely garlanded with
golden rod and great punches of shag-
gy chrysanthemums. and from every
conceivable corner Wierd symbols sug-
gestiye of the mystic night greeted the
eye. The black cats, Illuminated
pumpkins and other uncanny decora-
lions contrasted strikingly with the
fantastic costumes worn by number
of those present. IN one corner OF the
living room a witches crannie with
burning cauldron realistically pro
phetic was occupied by a seeress, VINO
told fortunes. The lucky winners Of
the various contests captured prizes
and an. elaborate supper in strict keep
ing with the occasion was served.
s.
The Chequita club entertained with
A five hundred party at the home of
Walter A. Kohl, in West Eleventh
street the decorations being college
remnants. The members of the club
Walter A. Kohl, Fred j. Reynolds
Walter e. Schmeling, Fred Sloan, Ray
ss,lgI. = Dudley, Sam o.. Richie and w:
jackson Warren, acted as hosts, and
the guests included Mr. and Mrs. A.
]. Kohl, DIR. and Mrs. w. ID. Dudley,
Mrs. e. S. Viewer Miss Natalie Cake,
Miss Florence Mellen, Miss. Marie koll,
Miss Orpha Klinker, Miss Belle
hutchinson Miss Hazel Brown, Miss
Mary Weaver, Miss Anita Brown, Miss
Bernice Williams, Miss Rinehart, Miss
Blanche Brown, Miss Goodwin, Miss
Ethel Sduires, Miss Helen Robinson,
Miss Gertrude Brands Miss Maude
Binz, Harry Belden, Mr.. Kemp, Har-
old Smith, Archie Chamley, Melvin
Hoover Andre Clifford, Ernest Cook,
Harry Schoenborn and Harvey Kohl.
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The Misses Julia and Enid Lewis of
New York, who have been passing a
year in Europe, are house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank A. Bowles in
Arapahoe street. They are planning
to make their home in Los Angeles.
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In honor of Miss Eleanor Woodruff
of Guadalajara, Mexico, who has been
the house guest of Miss Hazel Chill
dress in West Adams street. Miss FL
len Bent entertained with a delight
full informal dance on Tuesday even
ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Bent in East Avenue
40 The house was decorated with
a profusion of cut flowers and ferns,