Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-09
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BY THE CHArrERER

which will interest Los Angeles So
ciety during the winter but doubt
whether there ever will be more
beautiful function than that given to
the Bankers association at the grounds
of Edward l.. Doheney in Chester
place Friday afternoon. The gowns
and decorations Wed with the charming
California climate and the visitors lett
with the impression firmly on their
minds that Los Angeles weather IS
rivaled only by Los Angeles hospital
ity. Nothing else has been talked
about or thought about for weeks but
the entertainments for the visitors and
surely there was no one disappointed
but the unfortunate ones who were not
entitled to an invitation.
Now that the affair is over the next
thing on the carpet is the garden party
with which the women's auxiliary of
the Emmanuel Presbyterian church is
arranging for Friday afternoon in the
garden of the beautiful grounds of
Mrs. Robert Marsh in West Chester
place. 1t seems rather a coincidence
that the garden fete of the bankers
should have been held in Chester place,
and the next garden fete should be In
West Chester place week later. A
LUNCHEON will be served and many
booths and corners will be arranged to
attract the eye and the cash also. The
proceeds will be used for the auxiliary
work Mrs. Fred o. Johnson, Mrs
Allison Barlow, Mrs. b. l.. Harding
and Mrs. George A. Brock have the
affair in charge and extensive and
elaborate preparations are being made.
| have not heard what the plans for
the Assistance league VIII be this s5a-
son but as they hold their first meet
ing Tuesday afternoon l presume some
fascinating scheme will be the re-
suit. Then in November Just before
boI ,1ySo Cbi1dVants hHEpiT al
will ask its friends to help with cash
donations in place of a kirmess or mu
sical eXtravaganzas as in previous
seasons. Los Angeles has always time
and money for the poor unfortunate
ones who are not able to help them
selves.
In honor of Miss Grace Elizabeth
Shoemaker daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Siliman Jones of InglewCod
ranch, at Pomona, whose engagement
to Charles Howard Burnett of Redondo
was announced recently, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry B. Ainsworth entertained with
delightful dinner dance at their
country home in Redondo last evening.
special car carried the guests down
who after dinner danced to the strains
of an orchestra until almost the wee
sma' hours. The uests were General
and Mrs. Adna r. Chaffee, Mr. and
E. Avery Mccarthy, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fielding ]. Stilson, DR.. and Mrs. Rob
ert ]. Burdette, Mr.. and Mrs. E. T.
Earl, MIR. and Mrs. Cosmo Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Osburn, DR..
and Mrs Henry Owen Eversoe,
Misses Grace Shoemaker, Isabel Eulk-
ley Mollie Adelia Brown, Lucy Clark,
Ethel Keyes, Martha Wilson, Alice
Markham, Mary Mullins and Lou
Winder, James Page, James Slauson,
Roy B. Wheeler, Charles II. Blu nett,
William K Crawford, Ralph Shoe
maker, Volney E. Howard, Carl
Klokke, Ernest Klokke, Norwood How
ard, Joseph G.. Easton, George Cole
and Arthur Howard
TIL boar of managers Of the Y. w.
c. A. will tender a reception Thurs
day evening to welcome their new
president Mrs. D. K. Edwards, who
has recently INturned from a trip
around the world.
In honor of Miss Mary Squires, who
will become the bride of her son,
Frank Kent Galloway Saturday even
ing, Mrs. Clinton E. Galloway of Can
yon drive, Hollywood, entertained with
a reception yesterday afternoon. The
house was decorated with pink and
white flowers, Baskets Of roses and
ferns tied with big pink tulle bows
formed the centerpiece of the tea table
and all through the house the pink and
white scheme was carried out. Miss
Edith Sukey rendered some delight vi
selections on the piano. Mrs. Gallo
way was assisted by Mrs. William
Squires, Miss Augusta Winstanley,
Mrs. ]. Edward Brown, Mrs. A. r.
Garriott, Miss Clara Brown of In
dianapolis, Ind, Mrs. Leon Shaw and
Mrs. A. c. Smither. The young women
A,-fl l,I h. I'D in, he
dining room at the tea table are: M IS
Pauline Mickey, Miss Marion Mop err
ron, Miss Helen Somers, Miss Alice
Claire Brown, Miss Mildred Squire,
and the ribbon bearers, e sic Squire,
Doris Jacobs, Martha Risher and
Ruth Mol of Rivers. lie. Among the
guests were Mesdames Edward Svend-
sen. \. B. Leavelle. G. G. Greenwood,
Lloyd Darsie, Margaret Fennimore,
Truce Wallace, Sanford Rich, Waller
Wood and the Misses Helen JudsOn,
Mary Young, Ruth Hodges, Frances,
Garriott, Jessie Garriott, Lena South
worth, Laura McVay, Helene MCVay,
Edith White, Ruth Suman, May Su-
man, Ruth Henderson, Jennie KEY,
Sarah Clark, Helen Trout, Myrtle Hole,
Lota Rich, Leta Parks, Margaret AL
len, Nina Mcmillan, Daisy Mankey
Elizabeth Parden, Daisy Harding, Min
ME Brown, Jessie Harris, Florence
Palmer, Ruin Muncy, Marguerite
Muncy, Florence Travers, RebecCa
Lynch, Ruth Dennen. Grace DeLone,
Parsons, Minnie Blair Bess Barkelew
and Helen Wallace.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Millard f. Brnkman
of 3942 Budlong avenue announce the
marriage of their daughter, Lucille
Brinkman, to Harry Bowlin Pearce
The ceremony was read at the home
of the brides parents Wednesday
evening. After November / Mr.. and
Mrs. Pearce will be at home at 1917
Roberts street.
The Wade chapter Of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy will
hold q dance and card party at Kra-
mer's hall Monday evening, October
81. Elaborate preparations are being
made for the affair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. P. McCreery Daniel.
formerly of Los Angeles but now Of
New York, formally announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Kitty Daniel, to Jack Stearns Of Den
yer. The wedding will take place in
New York in the early winter.
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Miss Rachel Waters entertained with
a delightful luncheon Friday after
noon in honor Of Miss Star Irish, who
will become the bride of Garnett Pitch
ford October 26 The affair was held
at the residence of Miss Waters sis
ter Mrs. d. G. Sayer on oxford ave-
nue.. The decorations were in pink
roses and ferns, the place cards being